The Iron Mountain Press December13, 1906

SONS OUTPUT)

ADD. PIKE TO HOLDINGS RETAIL

«] Ringling Brothers Acquire: the Shows Steen CORPORATION | .‘UNABLE HOLD MARKET IN CHECK.

TO

‘Inability to Secure Deliveries Causes |

quotations and rained the future,

Asal Pickands, Mather & Go. Now Operate Dealers are Receiving Notice Anent — _ Pure Food Laws, 4 ‘Six Gogebic Range Mines. Hetail Hquor—denters—have—been— Pickands,; Mather & Go., operating the Mikado, Brotherton, Sunday Lake, notified to prepary to comply with the Sary-and—Windsie mines, the nutter pperesicne embodied in the pure food y Wlative tr aa ie [two KGoWn as the Odanah, da the] to the liquor deslers_vhieh __ Gogeble-rangey pfurther added. pe to their holdings in that fleld by~tak- ‘will go Into effect on January I¥t nest, ing over the Pike mine, owned and requires liquor dealers to label: avery bottied from which liquor ir” sold—at~ and retail, The decanters that set on-& property ies in Section 9, Town 47-45, back bar and from which whisky is north of Sunday Lake, and 4djoins the sold by the glass, or wines, ete,, shail be labeled, Those must tell exactly Brotherton and Chicago tracts, Aatter on shafts, the newer and active one close pare, blended, adulterated, rye, corn to the Brotherton mine, —This~shatt; or-what-ever-it-might—be;—The—finen of this provision of 10 by @ fect in dimensions and two for the compartments in size, is down 960 the pore food law ts heary. fect. The-squipment inoludes holst, tion yathe labeling of the contents of pamps,.a.six-drill capacity compressor the decanters and other vessels where and work shops. ‘The mine has been whisky is'sold by the quart or pint, well and economically opereach bottle must carry a label certify ated. The Pike has never been al ing to the fact-that-it is «full quart _ larqe-prodvcer, but daring the past| ca fall pint, The iiajorisy of the — *

of Great Animal Trainer.

but

deal —consammated in to- be wom tat with all ital power the ebepecntton asly notx6 galen been Wis., between offloials of Ringling able-to-make guod-the— ear! ‘Brothers’ circus and weer re omaials, | Sark tion” Boasts or I” leading showever, that tot. whet thése boasts were ro made = be combined with that of Ringling ally, few people If auy,” fpresaw the Brothers makes the latter the controltion of, ‘Hing factors-in-the world’s show * baat-

01 to ‘general business Shat Down Temporarily. now enjoys aud which is responsible According to nome interests. in the| tor the present unprecedented demand season's

ae

LIQUOR ~ MEN~

starts ont on ita) Over Fourteen Millions. trip next summer 1,100-people| fron and steel trade, the United States for steel and iron products. Tt i also ‘and 600 horses will accompany it. The! Ore shipments to the Es Alling one ie ofthe show from the Ohapin mine were fair -to-add-thag. the: Yor the seasoa last Saturday. “The otite most important fonotions. Tt well as all other interests con- which was acquired in the deat “with ole, Seana ait that- seems -poa- Hagenbock ili consititute one ofthe steam shaveis were kept at work ap to jon ently in ier ible to 66 enlarge their capacity as to principal.attractions—-Hagenbeek_ {x Hie Inst moment, but it wax necessary to break the aise ius this reat combination of jeqnelize | supply and demand, bat,- 10 to remain in —Enrope-and his-heat: an eimploy-dynamite ore stock-pile GF@ alead of them inter. conservative quarters will Torm the base of supplies | the last fow days. The cost of hand: some greed ofprice the minds not in wny.| while exercise mills, would and furnaces prosome of the sta, 0/ for new additions to the cireus. eénserh monopoly, last cargo of ore loaded at Ex indastry na! | ancora may so affect the markets as in the nce Ringling Brothers now control Fore: ling the was potent an influe probably double the value won com- paugh & Sells, Ringling Brothers and ott ba stuff. capacity toetorender this neyete aotemet et and peoes steady In addition to the emplay to eerie se the on sctivity Hagenbeck'é attractions, making thea | ment of » large namber of extra hands _ undue ie a | trade depression on rae the largest individual owners of shows| At the mine, when the ore reached Es year it hax been prepared for larger| bottles sold for quarts contain ome: ibis ‘_sord, tne corporation. inthe world eauaba ft was again frozen, and dor- results and” will-henceforth give {thi gallon. The law relative to the ‘affairs in the trade so tmethererout ing the last few, days half a dozen | better account of iteelf. The dre is of name of the liquor and the contents of Financial Troubles. be ao even, constait demand and =5 Unless the troubles of the Lindsley- Idcomotives were employed in thaw excellent grade, apparently a con. bottles and the amount is very strict, running to either one extreme or the Banman company are smoothed ont ing {t ont-nt anexpense that made-the tinuationof the Brotherton deposit, and the fine -fer—negleet of this is other, ke Like thirty cents ivy. ts Syand there.appears to be considérabie of quite ‘poasen= frelght-cl "THE PRGeNe ereeat ian Th Tron~ and | 7k. Flewelling—Negotiatesa—Shx before text ’ Tit. The first production was made in sion of the concern in this eonnty will at Monte Carlo. svocl does not show the effects of any ng the season the senpees Jae| 1900 since which time, ap to the opanMillion. Dollar Transfer. Sonore‘Bonanza. be sold at pablic Gnotion at the courtsuch ‘ThereW4 no steadlThe annual meeting of the Sonora ing of the present season about 27,400 One Hundred thousand acres of land. hoase by Sheriff Neubaner in order to t Meparied ta tea Uneké sotalol ness in prices, and the demand is such tons. We dowpt if this at set tons had been shipped. is which, ‘The new Bonanza Mining company, secured by the 660 that the mills and farnaces are months upon which there is approximately jotisty w Judgment been exceeded by any_othor single | iron Mountain_people_are interested, owners have reopened the old shaft, at; ehiind 1t- ‘There is almost a ranaway | 2,500,000,000 feet of standing timber | Oorn Exchange Bank of Chicago. The {was held last ‘Thursday. Hom. ‘Thos. the west end of the mine, and odd anderground mine in tho Lake Sv markat in many lines and prices. have. ;have been acquired by the Monarch judgment is for some twenty It has only been ex- portion of the mine will be thoroughly M. Wells, of Negaunee, was elected at a coat of $600,000,- | thousand dollars, and the property—to: 28 tor region, been boosted to such an altitade that Timber ceeded once in the history af th explored while mining operations are president, and the board of directors further nef business has dwindled 000, ‘The land is in the St, Joo and) [be sold Includes the mill plant, store | ceed and that was in 1902, when continned in the ground tributary to decided not to accept the tender fr Be-! St. Maries vailoys in Idaho, lose than’ jaed many other buildings at Alfred a« |Ohapin almost to the vanishing polut the Guggenheims, but to operate the cause of their inability to secure de: one. lmndred miles east_of Spokane,| owell as several hundred acres. of_tim- the’ total reached 966,812 tons, some the present active shaft, property . 19,000 tous greater, livery of irén-several foundry can- where the oumpany, composed of Min {ber lands. Frank Brown, a re Including thixseason’s oatpnt the| Vital Statistics. ‘cerns in the middle west lave bééti nesota, Tdaho and Washington capt tative of the company, aayx that the Ghapin-has shipped-to-market a grand |- According to the bulletin issued by| obliged: to abur down, ‘To make- their” tatists, wilt erect milly and manufac-! Ananglal troubles are beimg straight Messrs, George Irving, Hugh Mo[ened out and the concern will aperate total of 14,352,016 toms of ore, a record | the state board of health, there were aituation miore exasperating melters of ture lumber products. Lexceoded only by the Clexeland-Cliffs| twenty-four deathe: awe-bitthe banghits, -Alfred_Cruse, Henry Git = The The deal, which ta the targest te the aa_naual thi winer, fgroap of mings on the Marquotte! jy Dickinson county im October-—This zen, William Hosking, John Bond and "metal on contracts for weeks are history of the northwest, was negoti}raage- which were operated MANY Years | ix an unusual large average of deaths, several others will leave here next Wood Selts Mine. offered spot at Impertinently high ated for the company by A, 1. Flew | From Ishpeming tron “Ore itis defore the Chapin becames shipper. | the increase being due to the namber Monday for Crystal Falis, where- they prices. ‘There is so-vigu of regulation elling, of Spokane, « former wellThe shipments of the Chapin by | of fatalities, six occurring during the will take the council Masonic degree. learned that reveral gentlemen promi| th range, this of resident known very bat the market, anywhere about month. There were *fteen deaths in ‘There are only two or three council decidedly a lack of it Taollers being the William Howard nent tn Bonanza Circle and Butte in- Years follows: to 1888 1,665,839 / Iron Mountain and five in Norwa: lodges in the peninsula ‘The Steel corporation is not by any Cand& Timber company and F. A. |tereata have purchased the San An- Prior 902, 039 |tonio mine of John R. Wood, formerly 1905 means to be blamed for the flightiness Blackwell, of Cocur d'Alene, Ida. |) More than. fifty per cont of the tim: | bresident of the First National Bank. ber is white ping, the rest being cedar ‘This property-located in tha State of

A BIG DEAL IN TIMBER

‘ped ffir,

and

yellow

pine

Ures,

Mexico, and has

« very

| Mr, Plewelling aunouness that oper: good showing of copper and gold. bear. ‘ations will begin early next apring, ing ores Its in the Yaqn Tudian adding alsa-that the no country and little will be done with

it until the Indian trouble is over. It is anid to be a very_promising property. Mr. Wood's many friends here { Report Incorrect. hope that he made snag ram—ont-of j ‘Tho Crystal Fulls Drill of Inst Sat. the deal, i urday contained a report that the For Third Time. Oliver Iron Mining company had_sold “at the the Michigan ming at Amaaa to tho 1 George Wedge, employed Tian tolt Hiatt, Chapin mine, ix con. Flemlook r Mining company Pickands, her & Co: concern {dmed to. his home, the result of General Superintenfent Davidson, of broken leg. He was abont- to board

Teounection-wittr the Chicago, aes

ewer ‘Paal railroad

will Show @ stock of ~

Holiday Goods quite out of the ordinary.

the Oliver compauy, authorizes The the cage to descefld to wark and had Press to state that there is not a word fast placed ome foot on the car when

(of truth

in

the

report..Neither

| there any trath in the report that , Oliver

!ntends

ing,

is

or

all

its

the knee cap, the samé

dn Tron Ning beon broken

propel

Messra. Olcott,

MoLean

member

hav

and

Maccabees Elect.

‘(ai

he slipped-and-fell to hin kes, the

the left log snapping otf in the center of

on two former occasions, The physicinus report that it By far the largest Davidson recently made an under- will be some time before the lee can ‘assortment in town: yround inspection of the Michigan, be agt, owing to ite-swollem condition. Highest grade and a accompanied by Messrs, Munger and siness Change. &Co., great variety of pieces 3 | Tawrenes, of Pickands, Mather Nelsow, gen: |The : De and this fact ederalierlhy soteet:Dame doit business on East merchant eral | of reports. e the reretrewlat pattnorwale. ahjp.J. Ovelivg retires and the trading,

county,

—<

company

At the last nae.

.

meeting

of

‘Onrey Tent,

the

No.

78%, reel ofing Modern Maccabees,

business will be conducted

ture by L. M. Nelson& Co,

in the

fu-

The new

firm includes L. M, Nelson, the jumior

;member ot the old firm, Nels N

the following offloors were elected for his brother, Aaron W, Nelson, bis ‘tho onsuing year: Commander, ame brother-in-law, the latter. residing at

"Ag

usual we will have adisplay

of China—

not factory decorated nor “studio” work

> butreal hand-painted”

Branston, fil. ‘he bnsiness will be condgcted_along the same lines as for: merlye——— = =

Want a Fraschine.

F. 8. Coo, N. EB. Fisher and Hel have petitoned the ,| River coumoit for a franchiso dlectric lighting plant, andthe was taken under advisement

Ole W. | Iron for a matter A.

Tytle, of Norway, is also an applicant also sabe

1805 | eer 11808

}.1800

| 1900 190t 1908 1908 1908 1905 1908 During the past season the Aragon} at Norway shipped 430,000, Tliis tw about.7,000 tons greater than the ouf= put for last season and a grand total for the property of about 4,020,200 toms, Thia season's. output was ceeded in 190}, with an output of&

219 toms; ‘in 1902 with the largeat_out- | patin the history. af tue property, £46,208 toda, aud again

523,086-toms docks

were

in

1908

forwarded.

as muctras

ibson

Mine.

From the Drill tt is learned that the Iroquois furnace company, said to be affiliated with the Buffalo & Susquq hanna intorests, has secared an option on a large tract of land in the Aimasa district. The deat is id to inetnde, the Gibson” =a upon which the Oliver company. & much money = finally Seeadened, the. Tecate pany will employ several diamond |ddeitte tw exploring the lands and wilt install machinery ard unwater the Gibson shaft, JT. Gibson will have hw gS Of the: work. Tried Suicide. Peter Johnson, «Woodsman,

the. Florence sonni

js

in

jail recovering

fram an attempt to.commit suicide, |When found ‘by men employed in a

No

Our Holiday Buying amounts to

Wher

to the

J eamp on Pina River his cou taition ‘ate. He had slashe He veins ol wri = Watering around Tk thes woods ser

Masons will be privileged) eral sap days in.an insane condition. | to uivite their wives and awesthearts is said that After the by Tron Mountain whisky. recover. 5

It

i

The will

space nol t be

inv previous years: the more

goods than

take Up half.

We

have confined ourselves to a higher grade o: f goods than usual and from

now'on will be displaying ‘articles that really should-attract

‘the best

trade in any town.

:

We are showing things that would admire and buy if a.trip to the city yourself.

you

es took

ul

is thie! Wficoenres

N MOUNTAIN PRESS _ _ ByY

TOM A. HANNA,_

Jateststyle bs cir anche

ell,

siguanencnied!

‘BA president pro verm-of the

somata;

THE

latext itr fat ‘and winter

Ww

>

position he held during the seaxton “ot

EST

uw refer to the very] 7

Tailor

e a

Made

le fd

it in

a

seers abr the ead

the mantle will fall on ‘Henatnr Moriarty,

‘Ue Fhouks

Suits

of

Crystat Falls, Many years ago Morl-

eee tell you all, about i

arty camy to the senate.as_a_clerk,

'

Mr.

;

county

1

Kimmerle

daughter,

every

New

governor. Two years

ago,

other

Mr.

for

Warner

Pilla,

years

Bhe

haa

not

Me

King's had

way

Team for Sale.

io, & Rood Ariv ing team,

lost

aud_ip good condition, - Kingsford,

an

|

well

Inquire

anows

its

greatest

verdict of 6,171 two years ago, have learned to Warner and the

=

results,

if

won

against. Mr. Wai and now, when thes better know both Mr. character of the op-

‘Take

Come Pi. are

Down

t

a

me where the moocows

band

o'er

the

rockstrewr'

stubble fleld

une the whtp-poor-will!

‘The Lowrd directs

the

most

attitude

insta

very

wages pald in\the

the Jap-

far below,

To begin with,

journalists -assume

that

United

States

for

‘The attorney-goneral has ruled.

tions —

*

.

HIS FUTURE

Commercial,

Bank,

Use

every

good of

Hubbard’ s

i Superlative and

“It you tearm nothing,

human race. tl» Or oub_oFit

ee

ae

Hotel at

HOUSES AND LOTS FORSALE OR RENT LOANS c

OK

&

NEGOTIATED. PE HAM,

4 Horneys- ~at-Law.

tram Moun taiu. Atte?

D®F PJONES,Stephenson

- RENT Ave.,

you

Steam Hosts: ALL MODERN

CONVEINENCES

JOHN L, JEWELL, Prop. NIAGARA,

__ VETERINARY SURGEON AD beast. Oise a Mediit Avente

WIS,

FERTILE FARMING LIND.

Attention,

thousands of acres of Govree Homestends.

erpment lands open for areas of highly productive

Harness

Upper Peninsula of

Michieserclongtthe.

>

>

Now open for oceupancy. Over 200,00. eres of <hoice farm by railroad cony lumber compan fered for eale at lorw prices, fpayment. Timber lands lands,

and

Furnishing

AGRICULTURAL LANDS

AWestern Wonder.

fof 90 pounds has grown ‘to “over “150, He sys:

‘‘I saffered with a

lesreacrmears of Consumption.

terrible

| was reduced to 90 taking

Horse

Goods?

If you are gomg to do logging and heavy hauling this winter now is the time to get every~ thing in first re wil no delay when. the real worl Don't leave the little Tiegs, go over, until Se s8OW li.on the gro : QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP is what counts in aaee At My shop you ean. a sre geutiog value Tor you mone NGie a4 Important s new harness. All work done Jp the best possible manner, “1; case

ter tra portation and Hoeated ear

Bor farther infor

Quality is the Important Pont in

E.w. MacPHERRAN, Lang Commissioner. MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN,

LOUIS ARNOLD

antics mane

ashe!

~ $f DavidPIANOCastel, P., #. TUNER.

io

Z. P. ROUSSELLE.

Always considers this point w wae ceases, hence i frodail tie Time at

HIGH ==GRADE MEATS,— en TG anme Rom te wise somakoerd

{i _. Gall at qur_store.and ie s a tittle ad gee

“There's @ Bill at Bowlo, Tex., Shasta‘4 ywice as big as inate year. This wi

——

Leow Mowutabe, Meod-

Largest Hotel inin the the Vil Village. — Electric Ligh’

always

auiee et

Michael Horace

See

you will

=

‘hawls pooh trouble willac- and. Nicholas John Whelan. wpeakerof {fhe hans, Trdland is sure to be on the} state hoose

Claws and Tornado [nourances

-GOOD_ BREAD

ee That means

Foci ees | With Patriok Henry. Kelley _presid.|

thie pation, divided session,

te,sident or Secretary,

Good Bread

towed them for this year, — “Lhe saving.

ing Gver the senate,

Firs, nite, Resident, Boiler, Diate

|=

housewife is proud

We-believs that Unclo Sam ia just ne brave and just. as “‘hosky’’ as he

orease in : ee Patama.

‘| sInsurance

in Season. fron Mowstale,

Grand View

IRON MOUNTAIN, MICHIOAN,

is-what

ASSURED,

treasury calls for w total Of “$689,000,-

.

growing list of do; pogitors.

the office of sheriff at the time of his

comes_mostlyunder.the heade—of Indian affairs, pensions, miséellaneana evar was, Coming to» partionlar in- and permanent anuoal appropriations, ‘There is considerable Increase under

_.-

Ul next month or next year, but do it NOW. We are ansious to add your ma: tg our already large and and rapidly

that

several days before the election, Skgecess George A, Prosoo tt, ° secretary of state, is sald to occupy & strong posltion ns a compromise candidate in the senator!

prosperity.

“Come and Get One. ‘The mare fact that the future: is secure will make life a_gouble joy now. It does not matter how small your first deposit may be, it will be none the less appreciated, Do it NOW. Gall for a bank and start that long delayed savi

of Ghippowa,

election. Jt now appears that the attorney-general was not posted in the prenises. ~Bennott resigned-as sheriff

and

hall loan"everyone making @ with us A BEAUTIFUL POCKET BANK

not eligible beowase hp- occupied

000 for the fiseal Year 1908, ‘The total for the currant year was} J ‘that the people of the United “Btates, apprupriated ‘S0RI6 85,000,000 {fn aiumber, either fear ‘$701,900,000- ‘The departments thereof bave any canso to fear any nation fore think they can get through next om ¢arth or any combination of na- year with $12,000.00 less than is al.

.

and strength

Im 1905 agd 1906 the

Represenative Bennett,

the

* aiderable clement of it. We are prepared to acquiesce in the ndtion

pt

f you want all your future rs made easy by a liberal pension, a the effort naw, while youhave

mtten-

the|

Thia, of course, is looking at the woll be permitted to become better offlefal report. matter fromthe standpoint ofthe: and bettor with cach ee timorons ones, As wo firmly believe, however, they do not represent tne ‘Thd book.of estimates. transmitted sentiment of the nation nor any con- to congress by the secretary of the

4

‘Seat

graduates have numbered 134. Aside from suins necessary for maintenanos, college is adking 6128,060 for ney, buildings and improvements.

exactly the sgme service. This imthe portant fact hould be kept in mind by. ieee s fire "conducting the dee lightest “friction with thes Japanese fr frag trade with Canada. government will resalt im war tnd, mand (fhe, too, that action ina further, that If there is war we sball It is further inevitably be defeated, says the Ohi- tariff emashing direction #9 not needed O far a# our rélations with Oanads are ‘cago Chronicle. trade with Canuda Unele Sam, ft thas appears, hus} concerned. ¢ 48 enormouslyQur increased during reWaned rattier than waxed in cournge recent months, and its at prow furing the Lit four or cont yearr day by gain ia tar five because previous to” that ratio ot jor before. This would Period he didnot ask amy odds of greater soem to be « situation that conld very anyone. timid

Estate,

yer Boek, dave you ever received interest n money you have saved? If not, + new sensation Wings ety the dollar wit pay you s-pension-for

af thm young men of the state to tho insistence of the demand for moré mining engincers,

Real

ATS,

=a}

Ob, for gift but to keep my heart A-fill_with-onens-rons Incense pure of tha days when 1 Was just a country boy? Copyr'

unto thelr fll—

|, past the

my

«alpulch

pay.

There is no other way of explaining

snes episdde.

ANDPME

+ SALT.

igical lag aad Thera vai rag a Lao

The Marquette connoil has ardered jan audit of the city accounts in all EDITORIAL | departments by un expert accountant, Iron. Mountain aldermen should do : MELANGE certain proportion of the population, likewise. And they “should publish idcluding Dumerves newspaper editors, [the report khowing how the. money —that Uncle Sam can not lick anybody twas expended. Under prosent condi. on the contrary; that he will get Wages in Canada in the miges and tons the people have uo meats of Hieked by anybody who undertakes lombering cadyps, in cities ‘and vil- learning whether their servants” dre the job. ; Inges and on tfc farms, are below, in | eoonomical or not. of many journalists toward

FRESH

oa state le

And on to Uncle Bill's: This fH life (b a paratiiee That thrilis and thrills and’ thrills!

But let mo timorous souls imagine position to him, they show their e that it will be because of fear or cotimate of both by ohanging that ad: ercion. Those words are not in Unele Vetse verdict tofavorable one of 10,015, or a reversal of over 16,000 in Sam’s vocabulary of possibilities Nobody is going to bulldoze Uncle the ane county. Sam, much lean troungs him. ‘That may as well be oysgrstood first axiast, WOWODYWILL "110K" UNCLE SAM. It used to be the firm belief and constant asertion in tiris country that Uncle Sam could lick all creation, If fe now the gloomy conviction of a

the shivery and apprehensive

L. T.218 Ludington STERLING, St. ity,

ita:

MichiganCollege of Mines. F.W, MENAIR, President,

Goldenrod and the sumac red Are banked to bright array, Bees, g-bise, hum a drowsy strain ‘Throughout the cross-road way!

Deop-aut-tyr fa the fragrant delt Meith Dreh-apiasties roundelay?

tor; Jackson, thes then 1,188 for; Washtenaw, against, now.1,162 for. And_ finally.

im Wayne county, where thin hostile propaganda has its headquarters and

—Denler ta~

Butise Eggs, Ftc.

Where haby'rabbits play,

.

ea eer“Wh

Vegetables 035 Stevhenvon Ave...

in

y were then misled, and give expression to their feeling ‘on the subject. The same. misleadi, agenciesi havefo beenbe active t ti but and emp ¢ ing the . same taction tty pod by the old cross-ypad they could not be enocessfully fworked Come That leads to Uncle Bil the second time. So we find that in Down thisygy through a dreawiand ‘atl a Kent county, where they secured’ « with that God inatilis! plurality of | 5 rs ashe i then, the resu Follow the- by-the winding rat

=

of fron Mountain, Mich,

ULS. Government Depositray”

R- SCHOLKE.

with

«these eight counties by pluralities amounting over 80,000—in which they ir realization of-the

QHOLe prices,

O.,

‘

owt Sele’ trag store,

the

eight counties, by plaralities: aggreFatibg SSF 10,000, and he Hoy carries

$

Life

First National Bank +

We're always ready to take your measure, show goods and

Watertown, for

it

sve malke on high grade work.

cleansers and {ife giving tonic pills on} = earth,

county

a margin

afflicted

chooses tO tocallor not,

*) attack for over two years,’ Bost body

soems entirely suitable that hid neigh bors should.so compliment him, and im the state yecords

of

epilepay, Waa oured by Dr

365_plorality,

the more so that

and believe we would be doing ifyowknew whatattrat

Hes for the offloe, was New Cure for Epiteps

elt

pais on ike part ot. business attire—

Would lke Lo a jour talloriog,

an

upper peninsula man_small opportuni:

Waterman,

The main

Oe ie

candidate for Houtonant gove fore the primary. Law, who: ait

carries

of ©

b

ae

J, B,

busi

It's Keep Tvorba

young lawyer, without practios. te promised himself whem there that would oue day come back and sit as a member In 1908 he made this Cet

WARNER'S CREAT RUM. Te Utietal Fetarna of the county canvassing boards have pay all been received by the secretary of stave, ex« -oepting three four countios, which bh = —change the then a thousand; and th timating for thirte counties, will not vary more than & few hondred either way from ‘7,000 plurality for Governor crm : merle, candidate of the Democrats.

ieeeae

Fold you know tie

: ot

f "

.

daring the recent open season inthe | upper peninsula. Printed estimates Dave Por the number ais thigh ww 155 000, Mr. Chapman says £16 corroot-aumber | ¢ ix between 9,000 and 10,000. He gets his-figures trom tiie deputy” wardens ae Mackimaw City, Menominee, Baea- |G naba, Manistique, Iron Moantain, and Tronwood, ~“Tliesa are the points [| throngh which deer elther by railroad ov ear ferry, ont of| tiie upper penincula, and, at cach of] the points named, the dopaty warferls

5

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Bo you iink the slaughter of this h

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7

deer

annually

meats

the

carly cxtormination of deer. in the npper—poninsniay— ri —wardel wae

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CF OPVIOIOT OT OS SOSTTSTE

naked

“Nob tornot— Bae tiere ts tanger of extermination unless weoss kill off the-wolver, tho lynx and tho wildeat,

Asa gift for the wife, the end or the grandchild; Suppose you come to this bank and open a savings account in their name: The pass book you re-

Up to three years ago there were com

paratively fey

walves

im

peninsula,

of them, have

been

there,

Woodsme

think tere must have b Sion from

Minnesota

a

and

(

ceive from us will make a fine present. The deposit of one dollar secures a book.

Wisgonsin_t

Anyhow, - wolves, being far moro dostencti ve the lynx and wildcat, KEG the ee tei + | Yes, I might say by the'thousnds. 1 expect this winter two or three

pucks

jot wolf hounds to use on them — A} ¢ | wolf hound will nor atinek a dowr.7

QIN A dna Ho, Detain n tase Reo

MORNING COPPER TIPS,

COOHRREOEHORESERERERSEES

Arcadun

At Miss Beyer's pow will find a Most Select Line of Wovelties

eae

ctang tire, sanicace sar See ~ = iy Famerack

Jackets and Caps

“®

-

|Teesmash area

| Rhode Ish

and art goods for ¥mas presents

THE COMMERCIAL BANK

wry

corte

ae

Iron

Mountain,

Michigan.

W iilacws

| U.S: Stee!

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A :

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;hicago, Milwaukes malgamated Copper& $i,

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207

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Pat Chiot Chior of Hoaor

STREET

a few

days ago,

Receiver

and

Inner Watch=-Jultus You

|

a

Hog,

Wateli—Emmneline

Onter

-One of the Largest and [Most Beautiful lines of fancy China

and His Proud Parents.

Togy.

Mary

Usher—John Rodda,

haye now ready for your irispection,

eed

Rodda

Financier—Clemontine

received

:

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The Place to Buy Your Christmas Presents 9 [t2%°%!orzsswie teuimiy. Roecordor—fds Stevens. <. ~TSE We

.

C.F. Hameron Gem. Co.j

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Ge SaMRatitves: chosen tad Honda: (2 Alternate—M inni .

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on_Sale in the

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OA

7 Fruit

Sets,

and eB

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Sugar and Cream- Sets, Cups Saucers, Etc. mee mm You'll find thede goods are of the best quality

Fe

cheaper thari any in the city. Gome in and lo this line over. =

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of Salad

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Wa' ersmect. Dellias, formerly last

PARAGRAPING

—

of

supervisors

|falldre, a age thirty-nine years. Ube) onyadjonsneilee reyniar wo iy remaliin wére bromght fi thid city | Poomday,

| Gront

Rid TE as

(aieie Sipree aoa a Mitten:

TBO and BOc walued Ab.) _

ae

DMITTEN SPECIALS!

valuesi,

heme

eee Sprawl —Yea: renee: reed thousand head of cattle. hor Shorts—Weil, lend me aaother ‘art sheep and. coats. Some ofthe cichost | VMar then inines-in-Mexleo belong to him: | ie ——

oro

T5o

hie days

will

: —sveslon

z

hold

next

In-order to reach-the peonle of Tron

| Mouialn and Dickinson

wo

a! —_ GLOVE Man's Gigvas and Mi

be the Ii

county

you

band and four children—two boys and | MBst advertice in The Press, two gitli—the oldest aboot nineteen) Please bear in mind the concert at ‘youre of mye andthe, youngest aboat | the Centeal My Ey eburoly New Your's ic. ta night, Best. taloint in. the. olty, will

|Mans! rubber boots, $4 avg valiag for

+ :

mt

few

ene oesee_ fv

at Watersmeet

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Mgrs Colored Shirts, 4 ORe | see alas ai

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LINES

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birth

are-in-need-of Underwear: Hose,———f-calvin-Kerr, of-Iroi--Mountain.—

Socks, Handkerchiefs.

\..09C

's Sheep Lined oxi

ALL

his Mex.

and his son-in-law, Enrique Cr aie rob the banking Vusiness ef « portion!

ei

we are going to SELL

You Money, et Can Save a ae

Men's Rubbars. 19, Wal A on

SL

Bowls,

of

Chihuahua,

—¢lery-Trays, Spooit ‘Trays, Teapots,

:

en tee

versnry

~

Rev. Dr. inKillgore. interest “bommg the presi of Dr. i

| partlepate.

Phik: vessoe Verona’ aroused | ccarwny atilyped “the185,000 tome dtintng| of are SO _Kittaore | tena ihe Baltic mine ut 00 6 saival{!trom.

the Caxp shaky New | Fow Owing oF Taba _thp Miningts seproilyhap—been

‘on both sides of the Atlautic.

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im bana

that

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dear;

Ilmit—Rochester et

Sub-Ohief Ranger—Jacob

there's

“Democrat 2

meet Nicoeeiet= See a Officers last) TSMNEEF—Joseph-H-Wickn— the “Tiistalled sore var Senlor SS Friday. evening Erecident— Fred Roberts Ediaie Sanior Boaillo—Honry Cowling Janjor Beadlo—William Trevethan. Secretary—Elisha Hattam ‘Trastecs—William H. Martin "Treasurer - Charles Crago. Past Chief Ranger—Fred Knight ‘Mossonger—Samuel Truscott. Deputy Grand Ohief Ranyer—WilAssistant Secretasy—Josoph Uren.

13 +. i

‘Assistnt

Messenger—Willian

Uren. |lam

Chapiain—Thomas Lee

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|

Society Election.

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Mnights-of-Pythias.

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Toy

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Holiday Neckwear in Fancy Boxes

XMAS HANDKERCHIEFS

Headquarters

Largést display eVer shown here tv

Woman's

Oqurt, No. 170,

Se. <a '

“Outside Sentinel—Sidney Hieks.I ——

P. Vincent,

There's no ated to worry apput What to give for yn Xmas, Our big holiday stocks have béen di ed in evening until such a helpful way that you can see at a glance just = are suited to-your-purpose.—A—pointer_or what gifts two—and the goodness of what we offer here suggests |-— Xmas thenwisdom of A eee our Holiday offerings. aoe

Williams

has

len Hayes.

Ranger—Annie

Ober-

Hematite Lodge, No. 129, Knights| dorffer: of Pythias, clected the following| Recording Secretary—Julia Dubey, nl Secrotary—Roe Frickelofficersat a regular session held Inst ‘Thareday evéning tor Ohancellor Commander—Dr,

Henry | pA

a

Barton.

Trantees—Mosdames Rainey, Parent,| D. Ripley ‘Vice Chancellor Commander—Feetas| Robarge. ,

as t

Biaster Burbank.

“of “Exchoquer—Joseph = W. | grain. Sentinels—Mesdames

‘Master of Finance—Dr.

C.

berm.

©.

Sea- | Krier.

Ph

a

Tuner Guard—D- J—Althans.

‘hl ast Mood

ee

Prelate—A. Hi. Hooper, foreateds of 7 Amisica.

Gonsul—J. R. Olson Olson. + Advisor—D, Sadieee-oi fhW. Proehlin

Otter

Gnard—Lewis

OC.

Messenger.

At the inst regular meeting of Court!

a

Menominee Rangers, No. 8, Foresters of America, the following officers|

werd elected=

Obie Ranger—Wiilliam Oliver.

|!

Monday evening:

ade with mattress, two lace

Sahcer ure nikeline canopy special this week eac! Se EE

Clerk—O. A. Peterson

Toy Animats

Kscort—Axel E. Nelson. Watchman—S, J. Person.

Imported Nodding Head

| Sentry—O, W. -Axberg

|

|

-Physician—H- A_ Newkirk,

Manait—Bric Hager. Manager, to all ygcancy—V. | Landin.

are

d

rea

y

Woctty Eupeiien)—ton Tambert. Viee-President—Loals

ad Yorthy

W

Inspection

08. 1} Ladies eatra quality full white

pillows

lawn handkerchiefs

ee

tural calor aod finish

Trusteey—Antot LeFevre, Doni Hannas, Michael Motale: Physiolan—Dr, H. 4. Newkirk.

N.

Hewat I br 1 ipporeddnd

late

All the rights.

day of heariig. Thils 14 One of several

ee

oases now pending,

the

others

being

| mage

six spoke

i

Boys’

political nature in or léas of All the new fancy [f\ moro leather bindings. which the appointment of Chazlew E, Baxter, formerly ongineor for thin . 1 inf 5 ;

10

if corner

top board orne-

Books for Boys. ~

Books for

Girls.

Soeet-ase wegeitonSE Mboe-t9- hohe?

right they assume to hold office. — In another onse am

injunction

is

sought

Immense Whereis there

Combs?

—

-

A Syqeter j an exgaliant gitt and

breideried. inital

SR

orm now De $0. ¥ ae I Men's large pure | alle hendierchist, 1) 3 hemstitched border, lar il Seobroidersd inital ia ‘corner, = fetter you w: 5c

yery

xtra large pla:

Liné

blac!

of Fancy

a woman

that

dovsn't

admire

E

prosieted,

We

pretty

Back

the Gift you can

is.

bay ang fet ow

Wheel Barrows Boys wood wheel barrows 21 long, 3,

sot

This

Sweaters for Men

and

ranging in price from 26 cents to many dollars.

Also

Booklats,

“Chrisimas

Gards

and Galendars.

Boys Lig

wise

Something almost every man hai

4s emshay ssvery dey woot ther

id

tain it will be ap-

"

haye

just re-

ceived beatin i fa Ub wag reli. <= ~

(er a aeiny f fans: mney goldLaotian) and studded back

10 ic

Boys’ fancy colored Sweaters - in Boy

all wool worsted ‘ors, bi rh roll-cel-

Bart sa DBE Mens patterns, heavy m5

fff Soot A fancy

wool sweater:a a big variety

re

40, $1.25. $1.00, 78c, 50¢ and 25¢

hi “7a

cre!

8

Fancy. Vests wash yest as a Gitti very desirable the many. : w can't eee te

Be

‘Men's

fancy wast”

black

ang white

vestin a big variety of patterns. grays, tans, white, ‘andmany

Beaitiful gift books”

patent Dic

sol sooth lawn band

‘Holiday Back Combs _

ie 5c

inte paper colors

iaeroenprneresesitih ea reat irene

Ue | fakeatibies = 80c

SSS

sled values thar exeallent

string’ ties, tecks and

9

pny initial

ana gbshite you

ve raised destgns ease ee sonia SOC Ladies’ pure Irish linen hand-

ic

Sleds

ree ey

eo

ed lnjtia! ‘in cormer. ©

Men's four-in-hands,

rere on side of neck, sizes 18 to

cos ‘aiti? id

ck

Boys’ Glipper Sleds, made of hardwood, size :

at 4Bc and

Pat, er

ite ith oe initial in corner, all le

chiefs, perfectly 4

Unconstitationat?

In-Wayne county, Prosecuting ‘Attormey Hunt, in“ the name of the county suditora, has Snstitnted quo | warrant ing to test the pop: copy- ff) stitutionality of the good roads ast has been set as the ‘and next Monday

beautil

hose now from

Little boys" ail woo! fancy colored swe:

Hay Cartlike

1 haat

of the best im;

inch Hemetiteb, alge ‘qual ee webien. Ie mer Sane

side

cut, size of.

2 bigvalye at.

hem=

display at

a

best handkerohi

Insids Guard—John Cowan,

in.

erchiata, | SOO tent feist

wheels, eas straight wood handles

Outside Guard—Joseph Wenzel

ermbrojderied oer

1g

Hae gly haaarchie

aa)

Toy Fay Carts Children's Wooden Toy Hay Garte or Wagons

red,

Canductor—Jos.. Hubert,

pe

poeta

stitch, fine cloth with cakes are ore initial in cor~ 10c

Tien om- | kerehlefe,

Jong. donkeys fads, a 10 toy

‘Treasurer—Bonj. Kramer

e-fine imported Japonet

5c

QRc |] narrow here svc! —T. las fae white =

Caos eae ins., painted

Chaplain—Anton LeFevre. Secretary—John B. Calg.

your

for

of Eagles, elected the following afficers, at a regular session Weld inst Tuesday evening:

tire In all the different shapes. a -j--jHandk’fs | Men’s Handk’is lain hemetitebed | Men's plain white hemstitch enfat'as chanikkerehists, good — (Re |p Toursti-hends: the populie French (old styles 3od neat shape tecks wach One put up infancy sen 4& | values at 10c and...

Animale: en four -[] each... whee! platLadies’ fancy =farm, napaneer

EB.

Order of Eagles. cs Iron Mountain Aerie, No, 428, Order

The Books

Trimmed Dot Baca, hdres i

=i

Ladies’

. Toy Beds ast cyt

beary wire, brass Rnished, ed ht T7

seen the sansa’ results Handkerchie! Xmas play of shown, A manwhencan't hase many:Our Necktion, svi ee eTTe peel. they're too You wil ar what J} aly andIp douttabout chiet weIt yom are at tskoyay Seas Scag I] the newest tie creations for ‘the critical dressers, We

snd our b Gres

tas

wokth the the. isnail %. autifai |p astray.

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delete

Boucher,

Keeper of Records and Seals—Dr. H. enix Camp. me ar Phoenix Camp; No. 1684, Modern D,- Palmer, . | Woodmed of America, elected the fol‘Master te at Arms—Jam =

1}

me

boy

Across, Mon-

Conductors—Mendames

©. Cole.

other cal ~

[PUSH ROAD TO COAST

ONE CAN BE RENEWE

¥

ecg of

E|

f the su=! ‘Undor the recent docision-o

preme court in the Manthey case a torney -general ‘Kotdsthat eventnally: ‘all the contracts in faree In the prisous cof the state except one may 1ot be 5 reneWwed and cannot be carried owt ¢x-

Makes Best Bread Makes Best Pies Makes Best Cakes-

= e Epes Good Progress-Now Being-Made- With} cone in w limited way. ‘Tho attornay-gengral has informed Mine. Empire to Inlet Warden Russol!, of the Marquette

the Judging from the present progrest that uhder the’ detision of ‘of the work the spur track into the prison, weeha akiig Jka + Empire mine, at Palmer, from the trado, and thst ho muxt pat ne more) branch lina of the North-Western will new mon at work making cigars unlows ba finished ready for trains betweenLibs ats_loard in the business at g 10 ia Joigarmaking comin — tothe ~ Spur fabout-apmile and one-half {bh ison. who are wow working wt Jength had some expensive work had those ‘When to bo done in ite constraction, the e jgarmaking iu the prion shall have

|

Es

‘been discharged

biggest Itanie being thy 700-foot bridge

the

contract

Meeting at Bay City.”

Are-Annownced.——;

Eventually End,—_ ion, Must cept

“SPUR NEARLY FINISHED

—_d

Plans of St. Paul Extension to Seattle Thirty Lodges Will Attend Elaborate

I Ail Prison Contracts With Lone-Ex-

Complete

must

for

'The state conventon-of the Elks will

“the ~Chicago,

Milwaukee & St. Pani rniltond's ex: be held In Bay City-om June ath, Sth;

tension to the Pacific coast have been announced, ‘The work which will be one of the most stupendous ongineorjug projects undertaken in a decade, willbe paid for out of the reeent bond Hrsne-of the company —floated—for—the

and 6th,

purpose, Modern methods wil be used-in-overy-detwilof construction. Bridge piers wilt be xank by pneamatic iyatem; tong tunnels wilt bo-btaxtedt through solid rock ax expeditiously as possible ani miltious at pouyas ot ‘ tenet

Iron ntowncain's Wea Bakers Use

“PARISIAN™: FLOUR

plank

Stroctares.

patrol,

troit, which won the grand

of De-

prize at

Denver, hax agreed te attend in » body. ‘The big day of the convention

will come Fune—Seh, when the big parade will-ba held. Every effort will be made to outdo all-previous

parades:

and a big menagerie has already been

Mitchells

‘There are thirty-six lodges in the state and, in -several conventions, funda acy. bansing

=

—todge:

a

members

The work, which will begin at ances monthly, [t is said that at lease will be comploteds it ix expected, in thirty of the thirty-six lodges will at-

three. yoara_At the end of two

Christmas Candies at Mike

[¢ was- announced thatthe

famoos Biks' Turkish

Next to Levy’s

years} tend im

{tis hoped that only the extension which 8 gap between tworanges cease. THE SAME AS ; from-Botte Mont., to Seattle will re- namber RIOR GRADES of hills, ‘The slow work of constructing Warden Armstrong, of the state main anfinished this bridge has prevented the opening prison at Jackson, also has been adStarting from Clenham, 8. D., the 4, ofthe spur ta traflle long_before a ¥ised that he must pat: Ottension wit! be-projocted acrons the t aidex | ‘as the road bed on botli Mimiouri river, along the valley of Oak at-work making rooms aplest they Elbert J, Clement, castiier ant cor‘was compluis.over a ‘mont ao. At are already broommakers, but the law creek and through the Standing Rock threeabout bridge—is tho present will permit-him to retain at their [ming reservation to the Yellowstone fidential man of tho Wisconsin Laud & Lumber company, of Hermansyille; quartors completed, and for the next prosait employment those who are now river where the line of the Montana ped as engaged in broommaking, AGENTS POR THIS CIT The war¢wo-weeks work will be railroad will be joined. ‘This will be Tas disappeared, taking with” Tifa —1t rapidly as ix possible wit! Gn {s’ulso advised that granite cutting d-wnd-from ith terminals is alleged, $10,000 of the company's A warrant has been issued forve omplayed go as to have It ‘com: mechanical trade, and that oaly to the Columbia river huge engineer money. time specified. such men as are learned in the trade pleted within the fg works will mark the progress of and every effort ix being made to apprehend Clement. The missing cash Stool is boing Jnid fram the janction may be employed on that contract, the road. The track of the Columbia Dotuth Mine. |) of the spor with ‘the North-Western bo | ier left a wife and daughter at Here ‘An tothe Withington & Opoley eon “Datath mine on the Masaba. and Puget Sound railroad will }mansvitte. 1 —yraneh- aa far asthe bridge, and ywith TROT Whitet—prrovittes—for—the mast} wae opened by [ron used to reach Seattle, whereyards wud | ens driving of, che last spike im that facture of hoes, rakes, shovel and rang ntainwhich 1 freight warehouses will be built. capitalists who, In carn, Mo \will Dissolution Notice structure the construction crew | tools, the attorney. general were “opened” by the Rockefeller ‘The bridge which. will cross -Mixthat other samull ‘The firm of Cowling & Nelson has begin laying steel aoros It, so work } | holds that jt provides for teaching « crowds ix a mine with no very lone souri river twelve miles west of Glen: thix day bee dissolved by mutual the” continge” can ‘the steel train mechanical trade, but _ax the chief in prospect. “Two or three ham witloousist of three spans of 495, coment. The Uas ines will be con I all ib ie) Frapply for home eonrumpelou of thet {ewxe of —on—the—oppesite: Phe —enade—of—tha—traok the Moet I core Hret-emch by LM. Nelson & 00, who figured that it will take five days after article. mavufactnred ia_sot_made in| yeareat WIT ——‘The srill- be-about- sixty- feot-abore-high| will collect all claims and pay all bills be through there, © Completion of the bridge before all the state the business is not prohibited Oration has really been in operation only water, ‘The piers will be of conerete outstahding. 1 Wie stool fe nia and the road is ready by the constitution, aud the contract, mine faced with granite, Seven and onesince 1807, thougl In 189% 37,625" tons Dated Dee. 4th, 1908, for running a tralii in ax far ax the may be fulfilted. were taken ont, ‘The shipments to half million pounds of steel will ba re= J. F. COWLING, amine As to the reed furnituie coutract wt quired for t h e superstructure. The tons, 340,000 about to pmount . 1. M. NELSON ‘The first train in to the mine wilt) the Jonis prison, the attorney-geueral date i t of the rallread will bridge depart The Dututh, is for the most which ox: carry: the_erusher no opinion, as he is not now part a milfing pit, opens out through be in charge of the work. Moliday Rates. ‘wax received some satisfied whether the chief supply for a uarrow mack from the west end of From the Missguri river the’ line | The Wisconsin & Michigan tenders been sidetracked at the junction of the ‘1home consumption is made in the will follow the valley of Oak cFeek | the public a rate of one-fare for the the Biwabik pit. On the north side and spur. track, waiting for the comits tributaries for forty miles, round trip. Tickets—will be om sale bf the deposit the mining was carried pletion, Supt, Jonés will Tose.no time which point {t practically paral December 20th, 2ist, 82nd, 28rd, 25th, | on underground but pow the ore Is all from aftor (ts artival atthe mine im setting ont and the surface caved tn "The els the state line-om the pluteatr bes 30th, and, Bist, 1906, and January Ist,| it up, but it will not be put in service along the south bank and are tween the Cannon Ball and Gran 1907. Good going on date of sale with are milla next opens season thes! until = wntit theshipping. za E = | Gssab-soeura-limit-of Fam. Ome, 1X; } formation ites rivers for fifty ists of divided ‘spring. ‘The crnslier plant ‘consists taken of ie natural draipagefor the + Sie NOG Gutes~crasher—and—a belt Tax Commissioner Will Ask the Next) taro groups; both of-whiel wend their i river. For Rent. i ore to the ewst shaft. The second trans in axed be *eonveyar, which will nities west of the For rent, the vacant Doerfler sore: ‘The first Legislature to Make Several. shaft in at the West end of the plt abd ferring the ore ws it comes from the within the building, near Commercial Bank, East Missouri river a ‘The state tax commissiou does not through it ix loisted the ore from the erusher directly: into the cars for shiy~ | Ludington street. Inquire at Hart underground workings at that ead of Standing Rock Ind ment. Another crusher of the samo think the present method of fixing the the coal office or at aot West B Dakota as it wig’s deposit. The mine “hax been the line enters N. com express size and make as the one on land will rate of taxation of the street. shippimg about 1,000 toms a day aud emerges {Fou [he reservation auxiliary an panies is just and an amendment Co as up set and be ordered for the season has, forwarded approxi For Sale. to comate the statute will be recommended to it before spring operations The Press reaches the people, “Au OLiver tybaWriter, neatly Hew,|+ the next legialatara. eet alely_100,000 tony=of~Boseemer—ore: | menced: = in qood—comtition, cont $07, 50, 1903, t ‘At present the law provides that the) Pant year 142,000 tons meastzeil the} ‘The mining operations now in prox: model. Will” be soldat a bargals,| com at the Empire consist of «tripping water milengy of the express com-! conten: Inquire at The Press office. ‘off the thin sand capping from the ore panies may be taken Into considera-| ~ BRIEF NEWS NOTES. NEXT DOOR TO CITY HALL pody_onthe surface and opeping vp tion in fixing the gascmment of the| GENEROSITY. undarground 40 that no time will be companies, and this In said to reduce Escanaba may"buy mabe log maa. | Jost when the shipping season begins. the msesssment far below a reasonable|chines, | ship and point. The tax commission will also mine to expects company “Tho Anthony. Frigdrichs, who was here | next year close on to 200,000 tous: ask the legislature to amend the inw attending the fuveral of his brather ‘The working foree.now employed in that {t may revfew assexments npan Henry, Tetarned to the Soo lit Taes: | the underground gperations consists the application pf non-resident owners.” day. | is ax importanr change tr the tax| ot forty-miners, and they will be Kept This 1 bobu-decided that the Figst) diaw. At present the commission may not Methodist congregation of Escanaba,

M,

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®®

CO.,

We carry the Best

and Largest _

|

Line-of Candy in Jron-Mountain

CHANGESTATE TAXLAWS

Especially FOR

Christmas

|

Made

THE

Trade

25,090 Pounds

LARSON & PETERSON

|

!

Sp

Headquarters For Holiday Goods

; Potter Ore, review assesxments except upon tlie will have a handsome new $11,000 nurch elite Within the Wéxt year of a resident taxyay! ‘The Potver tract of iron ore lands in ed Under tho proposed amendment the The new German Lutheran churel Alabama has been formully transferr and commissioner would hare power to r6-| at Stambaugh will be dedicated next Ww interests of the Republic” Irone Coal npon the complaint| Sunday. ‘Stool company and the Tennesse Pastor Bartke will be a MOST COMPLETE STOCK: OF n of ofviewany nasexsments railroad company or non-resi-| sisted by Rey, Mr. Rutzen, of M ‘and Irou company by the formatio#700, The the Potter Ore company. | TOYS, DOLLS, DRUMS, dent owner of property, and reviews| | noynine. for of assosements miylt bocome as general | Johm Smiley, a stranger, obtained| 000 5 por cent bonds in payment ve been goaranteed “by as they. were andar the olil law, which dfedit trom Ftorence business men to} GAMES, ETC., ETC. the two iran companies. F, EH, Crock- gave the Commission wulimited power the extent of several hundred dollars,| e to review assemmenta, ard, vice-president of the Tennesse atloging-he intended deiig—rome—ox—} _ Coal and Lrou company, and” general ploring in the vicinity, and then de | —_ Iron and Steel PUBLIC NOTICE. manager of the Repablic _ | parted: for new pastures nu appointed prosi+ Largest assortment of Obristrasy — Foods te body -winy-warnr, glow (lent of the Sew company, Physictans—not—reporti Tree Ornaments in the city. Health ing vitality, makes the norves strong.| conwagions diseases to Equalize Box Rents. ‘OMicer in necordance” Wit! the State quiekens-circulation, restores natural| = ‘An order which has for its purpose Law will be prosecuted® This pro- vigor, makes you feel like ane bornS_ — he equalization of box rents fn alt yision also applies to” householders again, Hollister’s Rotky Mowntato United the Seibert's Piharmacy, | | Téa. 3 cents, ‘post-offices throughout pot been lias physteian « whore Endless Variety Of Tea Sets Statos-will- go iuto-elfect Janaary. Hateto| bloyed. Poople entering or loaving Above ull, hapting Licenses should| Tt is wot te department's For the Ct iKdren, ‘quarantined houses withont permis- be taken out in the county where te le} make any general increase In the box sion of the Healeh Officer will be tatty purpose We hunt —‘Trivgetting Hcenrer} = na down south to come north to hunt on prosecuted = FeDts as I most cases, thay—are—high Gnongh, but with adept amore oniform }—Ang-person destroy! ing ‘placards will} them ts the most unfair “proposition| ever hoard-of. Bt. Ignace Fntorpriie,| rate, Some rates po doubt bewill cou:be be promptly ari ‘ = Largest Stock of Fresh Fewits, increased while” others—will By order of the ‘The’ tmanioipal lighting plame at Kee| New-crop Nuts. Fresh Pure Candy BOARD OF HEALTH. siderably lowered, the aim ting (0 It not only

U.P. Game Hoo.

ein Souvenir Calendars.

fon The Irow Mountaty Press’ of the _ Presbyterian Indies tthe U.P, letthe lower Michigan are preparing some very at‘game hog'’ alone for a time, and inIron Mountain stead pay their respects to the U. P. iow ie decidedly: tothe polnt- It ts

‘The

elinrch

the U.P, hog| who

doos ail the out-of

does

dot

pay

‘This season, up

to the

Ist

of the

hore havo been present shlpoet tees ‘the Minnesota mines, thy jonth,

075,000 tons: af oro, coropere

seh Ey

the council has been asked to wppro: priate the sum of $16,580 for new ma. ohinery,

G.I, -Cook_and other _wealthy Me: ‘nominee men are prominently identi dod with a mor

in

1905

His

Reed

20:

Sister — (genera

nave Rived

wae

half, Willie. Willie—Doesn't matter; you're got All je BR Beart. ‘The criginal woman wae finished } with the ion 6f the heart. [We Inke wp your remaining

Make nice presents

pounds

Home Candy pond.

15

for

cents at per

cents

guarantee

this candy to be

absolutely pure.

Home

Made Chocolates a box

rime (Oc, 1c, 25c, 75c, $2.50

ty intron! moment, nnd this has gone ~ far soften the effect of the harsh decree of the king of~gods-—Puck.

Inspect This Line.

———

jor Ghristmas Preseat—! the: only first-class line in town.

Order Now

for the

gentlemen: our stock was never more complete... »»

drethern, an the nowsapers would there unfavorable criticism mora” frm

—any flaver: ‘A fargo selection of Candies in bon —bor- casi boxes for the Holiday trade. cence ais bf Faney Mixed Gand: — —Nuts

mado out of territory now included tn

Long Tennessee Fight.’ * of the lower part of Forest, the western For twonty years W. Tz, Hawla, part of Marinette, and the north ond Bella, ‘Tenn. foug'

date Ho writes;

be

always

Ice-Cream and Lunch SERVED.

HOURS _

Ice Cream

for Ch¥istmas

can

supply you in any quantity

A fine assortment of Freah Fruits and

Mining Journal,

ett sha Peageesty. hae

other

material

tnto another (ace for her,” commanded Zens, for he was feeling especially put out with mankind that day.

Pipes and Cigars...

be

making Wabeno| ‘The swelling and #ore- ‘of Oconto oountiox, The agitation had ita) tion by ness inside my BOF wae-feartal, 0 transportarate, till 1 ete hie began cr te Arnica Salve Jorigin in Wabono, but‘Ootit is sald oe | backing tha of P:-Connor, to the sore sorface; this cans avily ‘iiterested in that section: It

510,000 tons at the corresponding

|?¢ per pound or three

Fruits, Nuts and

millinery: parlors on Friday afternoon, ‘Tho U. P. hog i as bad a, hiv lower

ees Minnesota Shipments.

Decern-

ex-

wen —Bpecial and whe has euch meat packing plant im that ofty ordors will also be-taken, and may be insntinble appetite for vemtxom tn sen Sterling, Mra. placed seith Mrs, Instances of U, P. hogs velo will ‘similat to the Chicago. ostabltst ments. |* . Knowles.or Mrs Hanna, A_ general ieill game-for,» whole party, just out ‘Tho Gonmmercial club a has taken hold

fore kitting,

on Saturday.

15th, and continuing until January

| 6th. we will sell Choice candy at

canaba is still very much in the tine: |

7

correct inequalities.

| Commencing

always carried in-stock: — —_!

Fresh Oysters and Vegetables ”

Received

Dail;

Gal and3 __ Gee SF Flos” Daag‘ ot5 Holiday Goods. nena s rene

wanes

The coming of Christmas in never While every president's family Kas celerated the featiyal-according to thelr own wishes, and without attempting to follow Preeeaient, Hone Wave eve Permitted tye occa NON to” pa INTO” theed. President Jackson, whosn wife was @ead and who had no family, and Whose friends. were-his political asso clates,'made of Christmas a 5 for the few’ servants of the Whi srambered=-among—wham-—were two or three personal attendants from his Tennessee plantation: haye had young. forgotten at tho White Mouse,

given during the Grant regime, which many of the restdonts of Washington today ej{ll vividly recall. A gigantic Or tree. réliching nearly to the ceiling, was set up in the East room, beaut! tuttytecoratet: Trentirett-were tet numerons wit | most of them costly, which were dis: tributed among the guests. The whole

of the

dipiomatio

corps

was

Invited

and refreshments, * tnclading

pagne and terrapin, were provided.

No

children were born to Mr. Cleve:

jand-during

his

first

‘The four younger their stockings as a

children hang up matter-of course.

On the morning of Christmas. day, after breakfast, Mr. Roosevelt leads tho way to the Ilbrary, which he calls

out-on-the tabies—He and-Mrs--Roosevelt distribute them, and after the distritution” a generkl ronip usually follows, Cr eourss, while ths Roosevelt shit dren are the recipjents of more cost ty gifts, and In greater number, than

—

cero

dafe of his return to the White Tits poet ly Rath eee two ye Exthe enti”, one ue lato the yer

the

mee

Torey

During the clvil aferwar up was the White House| Cleveland bad & fine him centered the play room, trimming it with her own in adjunt time. The fol hands, and su it of, Tad at ment on its branches of hundreds of tiny Incandescent ligits of differen Ue Tad; Zhere tx color’, WHICh™took™ttre—p itatlons were ts something I'd Christmas, if dies. names of Ruth and I you'll give it thoctittte people-of-the-rahinet—vtrete no on the afternodn of Chri to takepart in the merry-| 1 to share the gifts Inci and re} “What is that; my son?! L sald Tad. B rbsponded Mr. Lin

supreme.

war Tad Lincoln

‘baby,

n

‘colt,

and

—taying—down—

the

—| ane

> the prod knitted things. baby sacks: and purses of silk and st san i

t jenty of th

season|

Thelr| entidren. of with the beautiful| brains are fille imaginations of t

around

thy report from one of ala inthe etd) whieh he nad been

old

Santa

Cla

cetre thotr-first-xtrong Thipressior Jiscriminating

between

good

and the rewards fof the for

mer-and

the

punishments

forthe }

lnttor The festive. character of Chrisimas being unden ple, nothing can coubl be nore oe sing to.the-chitdren-| TM more strictly In aceordance with | the he spirit of the day than _a—Rouse| party ‘Tha day should besin for the child| with the Mading of hia stockings filled |

ning of the 25th of December ach member of the clerical force of White House recelved-from-her a fer and a-pair-of warm glover kb she had no children, she was fond of young peopple, and at ChristAt any rate, | maatide she always had three or four

BL

Waypore

second |

with p evening

Mra. McKinley Knitting Stockings. received by the avermge American ily of children, still there ts no reer

display

‘of

ts, which on the previous| were hung on the bed post. |

{ be encour eyes as they see them by holding a

kindnesses of Santa

lavishness

an ndiveness in thelr gifts. ‘The president does not go to the: extreme In the buying and giving of Christmas Presents that -one would perhaps imagine. uo_afternoon of Christmas day. sitts after the children Kave-hm and-their romp, they go-to th ee parties. Ono of thesu is at the f Sena r Henry Cabot Lode . the president's life-

Low OUT "THE ate with mpathetic person asgisting [iicough It pad: tn most sansa tie pat the Hitle forks, there should be plenty | which shoul extingulah the candlo ts directed in tHe most absird places. of fun. tind Man's Butt——— “Whose Are the E: “Whose_Are the Exes Tr thereIs a person who has never played this game.he will undoubtedty Attained great popularity, 5 the Vehmericht, the secret seek ta.conceal the fact. ‘The old can in which join with the young, and what could tribunal of oft cowled and | causo_more_morriment seo the-judges—sat uné]é bump his knee agatst the table with their fac: or mistake Aunt Jane for grand: however, is all ‘mirth that takepart In it are se ed side by} “The Bobbing Appl: aide.Over-the bead of each {x placed sdelight pore and simple. an outstretched newspaper. this eel from the ceiling and wo-holea are cut. The papert feprige tothe one who te conceals the head of-pach_of the play ‘able to aan. 4-with the tepth without fingering It In any way. Let each ers beneath and only the eyes are vi ible through: the eye holes. . The ob: }ebtid- try in turn. Ject of the game is for the rest of th | “Musical Chalr.” players to guess the ownership of the This ts considered great by the

travels and| candle close to them. “Blow Out the Claus are looked

Id gather about as tree as presents are dis: trihoted. Of course if the father wants| to-impersonate-Santn-Ctaua so miich uo better. His sppearanco. will be} apprecttet-by-the youngest -and-can= not be teefited by the more experi enced ones of 12 or 13 yeara. Here are some suggestions in games.

m1, residence of Mr. Rocsevelt’a elder six Mrs Cowles. Here, of course. od fun character and every child pres

About-as “Blow Out

Candie.” poptilar as this game ts the Candle.* One of the

party is sent from the room. she returns blindfolded. A

He or candle

hristmas

Morning.

Put_there Isn't young nieces or cousins-staying with n't have a her ax guests “to The custom of "giving turkeys House, if you theater f beach married man o| official staf are willing.” dont Molin: Mr, Lincoln Was not at frst dtsposed wax inaugurated by Py Yo take the suggestion tw perp tey;-endt-thre-crston has-been fonowed °F (Tad, who was bis favorite child, and| by Mr. Roosevelt.’ This ‘at that time 11 years of age, was per-| 100 fine, fat birds will eth the indulgent) go Hone will bear a sant js was Just defare "1863—too. late ready For several years the: Whit days, many prepar Dt ienowsthe ring of c quired; but {t is matter of history mut President Rooseve though known to few, tha I don't suppose so.

after the following Now the boy's ambition was ri onthe second foor of-the execu tivep mansion belng wet aside for tho wo; nnd a stage orec footlights and some simple # Tt so chanced rar Mr. manager of Gro theater, stood on National

the site of the present theater in Wash!

only

4 couple of blocks from the White Tad, House, wis a great. friend of Mr. Lincoln often went there, some. times accompanted by Mr,

c

Roosevelt

does

lards, who originally countrict

settled

Teast Decision, “Are.YOUW £OIng..t0. Dang up your. A

the pl taln Performance would be given “at =ya-Tequest-of the president,

stocking

Conscientious on

Christmas

eve?

uth,

rover helped Tad-to- “rh

theater at the White Hows the spaco to-be‘coupled DY Ts ‘aud ence, for whose accommodation plenty of chalfs ant sofas were: easily < ‘tainable. For quite awhile plays were given twite @ week, the patrons of the

‘extemporized playhouse being mostly Dovs and girls of the official Washing

ton

circle.

those

fact that enlightenment haw progressed so far nnd these practical Bena

Tad Wanted a Theater. folks to the manston, and for the past years Christmad at ‘the. White

Frequently, present at the House hae been & Christmas for tho brated in very a, and now =I then Mr, children, and |

grown people. were

act

much tho same way as is in vogue in other: American homes.

~ Although, ag°a

Inher ee fo

eres

ag th laze oaabe to

there

is

a

good

each will make but one must

ft course, many of the older guests

Indulge im carda, chess or checkwhile others will find-thetr-great: pleasure In, assisting the ehildren. for those that really want to play

games

tn which all can join try the:

and don’t be surprised if one marks: 1_played that game was a child.” ct It—for very tie ealebrailon of Christmas

of your when

P

little im is new.

This game has been played for years trthtecountry-under many names, but 48 near as can be learned the above ia proper. id. Joseph, the wise men from sho A round piece of wood or a tin pan fs. . shepherds, sheep and oxen, The provided and titled “Plum Pudding.” presents are previously placed on a The company proceed to choose partreat earthen swan-in the center of hers-by fixing upon two generals, Gen. the root. as the young people and Gen. Pot, fall fn ne and march around the Kettle ‘These officera then commence choom awan, each givea it a blow with a diternately soldiers trom among small “athe until the Bird fe brokén ing company, performing the cere‘Then the fun begins—a scramble for the the gifts ensues, followed by games mony of conferring title with some nique speech, * might do in and the usual merrymaking. place of words when the soldier ts a An Ameri¢an hostess presides over the embassy where foals the trheok woman. ored flag, and joins her walcoms with _The tities shouldbe confined to names familiar in the culinary art, as that of her distinguished husband, the Frenoh ambassador, He: sain, wo Liout. Gen. Duck or Carver, Maj. find the Yule log burning, and in its Muffin or Fork, Col. Coffee Pot or ¢ glow the Hothishom anangor ia—roy- rot, Mal. Corkscrew or Ladle, and Pris Fewented. Built on a table In the vate Potato or Pench, and-so forth unVing room, it remains for two weeks tit-all-the players have been chosen. Tho game begins with Gen, Keltle, of “Noel,” a gentle reminder of the who takes the “Plum Pudding’ (tho sacred meaning of Christmas, At the Russian embassy, a few plate) between his finger and thumb, BIScKS Aten t Thoin the French, Mile. ready for: spinning on tho table or Rosen, the uchool girl daughter of floor, and commences his narrative the czars ambassador, presides over thus: “As T was sitting on the fire°this the. Christmas celebration. morning, spuitering. with rago-at having no enemy 1boil, : come ig in & bag and-string-but-old Phun The mom whe hes aa.ri orn i

In no other city tm America is ornamented with representations-.of Saints and- angels, the Virgin Mary Christmas celebrated [nso many dl ferent ways Washington

as in Washington, for at are gathered the official

ery land—Chris Gan ds Well ae pagan—and-tn the em bassies and legations the holiday Is celebrated according to the custom in yogue In the countries baving rep resentatives there.

So It in that the celebration there is internationa} as well as natfonal In ebaracter. Quaint customs, indeed, prevail in the diplomatic corps. In CuO house you wilt find —Christinns commemorating the birth of-the-SavI

while in a house acrosa

the

street

& pagan brother trom the orlent—is

celebrating an~entirely different day, for an entirely different oecasion.

Pursuant to a long-established gus: tom, ambassadors, and minister plenipotentiarles

ent

staffs at Christmas, auch other frienda as they may desire to

havo

visit

the

legation

at

that

time, Probably the ambassador from Italy-and-bis-wife-are-the-most~ raof any of the foreign: eee hosts ae venahinaian. and their muneta.

at chelates

comed

niways

te “the. Yule lox, which

Early sorvico {8 attonded in. the om bassy chapel (there iso” Greek .chureh in Washington), dnd then fortune: telling xamon-ure-in order; Germany 1s the homa of the Caria Tho children of the Peruvian legamas tree and-Kria- Kringle. jon at Washington will celebrate therefore, appropriate that at ae ii their Christmas around a “Grotto of | sere embassy tho most cosmopolitan th-Nativity” {n miniature, instead © ‘Cheiatmas" should be celebrated—tho around the proverbial Christma custom the “Faderlandt" blended von Sternwith those of the Baro: A

ae

umm full of gitts is placed

tablo and visitors have great are on Sen getting thelr presents trons: “out |the-vast piles

berg’s

Tule, the Rodsevetts

music suddenly stops an effort to seat him:

will ers, est But

not

smoke, and Nquors arena a rule re Jected. Articles of domestic usefulneas are handed over to the steward. Whether such presents are accepted or retimed, they cRise Omit 1 the tenant of hit would bo sincerely gratified if appreclative oes chose some lesa-subthod of remembering him at Christmas time Christmas Is now, and has been as a role, a distinctly family affair in which public or official life has no part. It 1 om New Yoar's day that the president keeps open house for all. As in most instances the countries the new world have adopted thelr Christmas. custorts from the, mother country from which thelr first emfgrants settled, Spanish traditions prevail extenslyely In Lattn-America, At the Jegationsof Chili and Argentina the German tree, with Its Kris Kringle accompaniments, will be charmjomly combined-with the religious ob servance of the season

tf

It 8 little follow come | ring an old bat and shaw! or his | mamma's or f little girl clothed ia o large vest with a altk hat pulled down: ove? her ears. Planning for the older guests on }- Christmas day should be guided by the aim to have them forget that they | are old, To say. the teast, it is bad form to-do and_act in such @ manner as to continually remind some grandma: that she is nearing the end of her course, when she might be doing her level best to forget it Games-Are-Otd-asGuests:

Not eco neiuceet eet Memea a one in a hundred of them 1s seen by the pretident, and {n former admin Istrat 3. were commonly eonsigned (0 he title, where at the (Ime of the recent reconstruction of the mansion an immense quantity of old junk thus accumulated was found. 5

¢

espectally

disap potted; harade __ on brent in the room, ai 4 merrymakers are gathered. Tho The description of charades should bundfoldea player must adyanca to the| hare Deen left for the last, Decause it camite-amt-blow-tt-ontffords 3 trie elitax.—bucky—« It looks easy, but it isn't. The thick- |ehiléren whe can go Siesiviore and ness of the blind {s so dense that the have fn store for the party a whole Tot light of the candle cannot be seen of old clothes with which to impersonate the familiar home figures. This game requires. an—intelligent person to oversee it, and the children should

Invariably nfoya tbe anerncor immensely. Gifts from the American Peopi Of course,-every Onristcnse thom sands of ‘rifts strangers reach the White House, and ao deabe such will be the case this year. Al though these-presents are not wimt ed, and the people would do much better not to send them, still {tis a way many of the American people have of showing thelr affection for tha natlon’s chlef executive. F Whenever les presents are of considerable value (as Is sometimes the case), they are returned ‘othe donors; otherwise they a »

velt's

young,

lively player at the piano, Arran the chairs In a row, having one le than the number of players. When the

“old Kentucky family of Senor

Lrilliant

Mexican

am

Casasus, the

te “happy one, and alt)| “Thes: Thesg. ees. at in their | \ of tts members. doin heartily

ve way of celebrating the "Pos-

Whep turning around ‘Maj. Corkscrew—-"

®-eorner

[ saw

“At this-word Fes oa spine the. “Pham Padding," Mal. Corkscrow's duty © ea ia con tinue the story until he mentions “Plum

Pufdiie’

and

the’. assumed

name of another player. Forfeits are sista for ‘ee “Plum Pudding’ fai; for flee: yourself as @ oman falling to continue the story prone: as by falling im the narrative by en! ing an enemy by a wrongtf

4

fo Wren

m7

Howe's DELIGHTS ARE EVER OLR THEM AND THELAST 15 ‘AND CORMINLED WITH, fo.A PLEASURE NOT OF EARTH, For THE BIRO OF BOVE 15 HOMING TOTHE DEAR OLD GHRISTMAS HEARTAfh pe ene

‘

George Ely Ran Forward.

HE limes wew Aush: there | paws and drew ak enn iant-harvest. nae} mould-soon-have-crushed ody. if the thered and t had

eraliest

miracles,

It

| ite t

THE STORY OF SANTA CLAUS-

to

ANTA CLAUS Is the one yth that will aot down, Tho tradition of a benef cont spirit—call him by what name you will, Santa Claus, Kriss Kringle, St Nicholas, F mas or Noel—w! December 25 of each dens-the-Heart- of childrese rich oF poor, by mysteriously. leaving to them the Very things they most want, survives ta spite of all attacks, Santa Claus, the’ real Santa Claus, 1s both old and young. His pletuares show. to us a jolly fellow, with a beard suggesting the. venerable, twinkling eyes bespeaking boGnding youths And young in feeling and action, If not tn years, ho must be to get over all the world In one night, withou missing’ one house in which lives a des erving cobtla: Ho is different In every country, ranging in years from the beautiful Christ child that the good children of France adore, to the jolly old fellow to whom the American youngster. Yows allegiance. But it ts not in this se 9 that the| writer means to depict Santa Clave as | is from a his: rion a_we_ know | this country, 1s less than a century’ old, but the real Santa Claus, the orlsinal of them all, goes way

Athens .to study.”

sent

er tore] his two

En route

pep distike to Tot sons ana }itiow t they have amxte they {resort to every legitimate or {llegit! boys, and cut thelr bodies tnt | PMNS HSE fo EEAUIY those—who-b to pits, which he put In his brine bar | heir name, and in the end if a rel to sell for por! Then St. Nicholas} | does-not—comethrere—areber raving -Seen—Ive erie Ina a EE and distress that might as-weil A_Day of Reckoning Sure to came to the spot, and restored the} wolded Follow Holiday Extravagance eee to Mfe. | yuletide casts upon us } on says there were| foreboding ¢ By MARGERET SANCSTER. d that their would three ohildn sportunal | be murderer butcher. d of ita finest € Im either case, St. Nicholas per J of {ts noblest meaning. (Copy rtaiated.) HE spell of the yulettde| lasts very much tt-tr-our mtsfortne that we cannot than the yuletide xeat-ourselyou_ot-a”foeling that Weeks be make the home tippy we must 8 hotidays wi too much money for our meatal com ing about th mn, wondering er was there a greater mis. what we can do to make asure in thé household qethem better jhetttnas a3 te = be on simplicity tar-mora than wa| they

St. Nicholas the Firt Patron Saint of the Childrea.

fell

in with @ Villainous innke: P| to. get their valaables, slew

to be

St. Nicholas, destined Seamed imposatble wulpped in various formsby the waorcBIE | eosin gota husband. Stre Nicholas of

centur!

was

born

ming

of

thelr

p

came

a

in Patara,a town of Lyelt, 18 AI Onristmas time and threw a pure Minor. From his earliest days b@/pyeq with gold into an open window.

The net was dono ny stealthy, as that of the modern Santa Claus: the nobleman could nat‘ell who his benefactor was, but he gave thanks and married off-the-eidest-daughter. Next. Christmas came another purse,

ies Ee

accond daughter took a hus

} hen tho Christmas of the third lyear apesoesia, the nobleman’s curl[oaity got

ter of him, and he sat

Thtmeolt- ok gaat

ta Nee eh ‘When the. saint appeared, the nobleman cama forward | ana asked why "so good an act should be performed In stealth, Then the

=| that Ieft the money, patrow

salnt.of

the

children

enuncl-

fated the great truth that the best acts aro those, that are done for the Joy ‘| OF worms not: the: hope ‘ot -pratse, hua contirlos ago was proclaimed ta-tho=post-renthment-of Christ: | oy The

|.dren,

the great bolton of tha fa ol

and

in different

forms |

Mark

CHRISTMAS-AND ECONOMY:

ever

The German Kris. formed the miracle of restoring them to: Nifer This was the first act by which St. Nicholas proved his love for children, The second bore still more strongly back to the remote. third century. on the Santa Claus idea, for it was a His present namo, Santa Claus, or that he t Christmas timo, Kriss Kringle, is derived from St fayor Nicholas, the very incarnation of aT so ac poor that he was unable to give a that was good and generous, portion for his three danghters-amistt dren of-scares

iD en}oK_t ras sparsely ba had that

r three childre

ee are two accounts One-says-thatA Avian

not come sa his rescue has a dancing ly iar Stes the bear som Wig eeu! girl 4

]

had

{parents

Prout.

to | think,

Children often

turn away from

the | the play chit t hat st goodly to paum. in dollars their delight t 1a accel ne a matter, fae h they may.use at their pleasure. se costly doll imported from Paria

WI hight wader the} { where sat—ot—tinele+ Reddish, Aunt Lou extend warm Ww “then they home with Rube Purris’ fo at

went

larry’s and Aunt a

end inthe fre for t » par sing TeEee take the chill trowese— fer. 7 Oeotwin saw ‘her

Edy’s, wh Dee gu

bar behind ead the night and Chris Widow Mackelroy’s, here was plentyof room and an a tween the bear's1 bs and entered his dance of good things to eat and drink dy The —Wiow—Mackelroy—was—with| Hlth Na aBaF ¥ the crowd. She had | {and Aunt Pol fnouse, telling away to close th prvants We at Mable to £0 farther than some cabins occupled-by colored people, and the widow knew were man that. swer the summons tthe mr was Chri sho : Chat the negroea Would}

tho earth, Are no toner extraordinary ietsnot the and fle still have and always is | es most satisfaction. It have limited means, so that thrift eu | 8 otl-that the ehiid playa € datmas as w. js ry Ikely her mother cen aarat other vertods ae the year fine to bo spoiled and| Old Ned and Aunt Polly did loare| tho-closet-exc tne house, and a bie black bear must puts I away In copeneré there {s caaplalie Bt | | stato beea watching them when t occasions. “A doll on the gloaet home that father fs moody and ta ma | fhe be # marvel of cleganc walked away turn, and. a little management ai mad) tut it may ea grati particular no the od Jed brings tact are in order before mothe ton to the child Who se Inst ras ens) the girls ask him for monoy, the tact hekitehen winders: anu mania borrowing| 0! right

and

left,

and

is

almost

beside

Aimself to meet the drain on kis ro-| re ahold: ba 500d fon sources: a ther in Beveral years ago, soon after the | times at home, the beat yule-tide had faded into Al! the year. 4 | glow of the _emborsof bénoficent spell of the Fulemid-wintor, a tha_ashen i + business man was taken Tl, Dragging ; (de Bas i y | w e remember along Soir she weeks of Februa as. audacity md by ti 1 it seemed of a all who will be careles training mown tous iy asa ase a ple'a thing James Irvin, an old bac buried week. Wh a lette ¥ ty, vee had. react his affairs were settled er ¢ is the seamstross os same. Dear, Dol found to be extremely involved you 20 years ago and who call of entire scheme of living for the family Se answered the led. Tred ay ndiog _her_days fn an old tadies’ In his youth Bolivar was an } nad to he reconstwicted, and wi th he has nobody of he Ho was capable of pangs of agony those whom te had tricks, and he yas loved discove tide will rapliened ¥ or. gance had really sapped the 5 banisds- more ecru by a Vise ir crowd ‘i simas ramblers his life, They were not alto It, or a letter if you bands-are-not-tnvarinbly |r 1can make he Widow Mackelroy’s house biame. Chri ve, The frank ard candid with wi aboul lively youn widow tod the way ta unlock doors, ae the boys_and girls ailing. and “singing 200 follo" Christmas nein Thoowidow wae tm the act of making eating discoveries in the Words Written by Martin; Luther for His Little Son, Hans. Music Specially some ‘omposcd by Josiah~ Booth. kitchen, and a doaen couples parlorof danoerd were moving. over the floor in harmony with music. that war loud and fast, when shrieks and screams echoed through the rooms, aa =i ore Whe ware-ablo LES sear ww a mrocaterti

Hence the Mistiet ence—Don't you remember that Christmas you broke your énne—Yes;

but

I'm

a

year

A CHRISTMAS “CAROL

entering

eet:

a waltz,

a it seeking @ partner for a The baNfoom tnstantly-presented Boys soene Of the wildest excitement. and.girls who were near windows ee

a

Russian St. Nicholas, found nearly every century. his name and iis.torm differ, fnetisiatfon that Botheverywhere a religious his labor {a the same, hin te take a high place In| Dut In France, Germany, Russia and the the church. he {s.the.emibodiment of ha entered the ‘anNetherlands ~ As a young man m casentially-roligiona idea, but tn monastery of Sion, ind th time he be and the Unjted States his of bishop of Myra ak jsnd more came abbot and ta & seoular om ts ty and learning made him “prance always représenta Noel as {Nustelaus Jesus. and In Germany, too, he was one of the most | the the Iar Krist To ‘you this night ts 4 child comp: Kindel, corrupted here Of Mary, chosen mother mild; notable: liguros at {hat wonderful gath: Kringle, means lreral | Sie tho og of $18 bishops. who mel at-Nicoa | into Kerfws ‘condénin the heresy ‘Of Arias: Byen Japan has a Sania became. thinous me aost cls_of uiaooee in most respéete‘to the ion the church. Ic was similar of-the eccldent. He ts known Cone La

ne-parior_da tts —trtnretou me tris

no time in-making thelr exeape,

oh a Pe Saee bear cut or the: able crowd and hemmed them in a a Hollvar pranced net of tho room, trot hte froth Ticking cre of front red lips jaring into the faces of

wanes destined

Ha brings thos bl , lone ago. for at below) 4 dom open stands ts seit

Mttared =n, teas? —T-wte what to give Mr, Slowboy for yaa present, Hela Way goat you give him your heai 2 Mildred=The big ady, Wat be doesn't Enow . The Sum.

sy

his

<reting

mathematics

a you put dona. tens girls aa 1f he wero try- aangae 7 covey ] the ieee ing to. select a-dainty one for le An tanto n Christmas supper. Goorga. -Ety. “Wonien aré naturally more artintla young man aaa was Rene of his 4 beg to iba the cur as

{ft ho were tickled, elzod =the

and a “airaiug ‘about, be

2

of

34

One

frelated: hd to do with restoring ¢9|

»

enery sic wea We Seamer TIES ARE “AAMT = PORE PAT, ant t “expwvvt_tne mary t

tba,

eatnnd

other year Will #o w wttt frei dloction, despite the fact thac hig! ie

shaking ft—on-- the) {af the dom boy

Gedar Product is Now in fireat De- prices Hext Winter are avared

operators, as & Fnlo, find the logging of othar-classes of timber more profitable.

mand-and Soarce. Because of the

s¢eong

demand

Sensible © Christmas

propose to] 60 EF

for

e comnty towne Marquott vailrond ties, the-rallway companies redtce-t he mumber-of wards. Ish pemsot OM her. igure to better ade which depend upom this region for xoat | ing will reduce from ten ta five, Mar4 the mines knew. But portion of their supplios ha qaetta, trom, ight toSve nnd Naganneo vanta, invented & brush and. & pret. ormpelled to raise thelr bids from (lve to three. ix also. talk tysomeone Fecolver anil new fashion was wate the || Washington, © mntil ab present the} ¢ sounolidatlogISa osdber:oftown 40 prices prevailing for both cedar nud ships. hemlock ties are higher than at any provioas time in the history of the logging industry in the Lake Superior fron Mountain country, says an Ispeming dispateh: ‘One corporation, which {s_puroliasof ingonly the very highest gra HE SOM, codat-forslipment to outside. ; is paying we high a « conta each for tes, and teand Tlarble Monuments, Granite pany, satisfied with of a tose sopertor grade amd whietr Cemetery Fencing, Fountains, Urns and Settees. seven cents has been| offered t

When in doubt as to

GRANITE AND MARBLE WORKS

conte, Laat season good —redar ties —w wold fo

~

kind

THE

COPPER

t

Of

Excellent

sete sto d

Conditioned

lam

‘#

TERMS

|

Great

Se

Opportuuity

to Secure

HORACE. J. STEVENS,

oftarnidhing ice

Safety-RazoreOther Razors, Good Knives

T. SPENCER.

M orris & Company, QF cricago

‘OL she estate of Charles img and ting thi petition, dutyHi ta xl

7

and many other lines

EAT

PRODUCTS

||

Call

and

Goods.

Examine

You'll find

the Prices

Right...

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Will

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G.

Sundstrom, STEPHENSON AVENUE

Order from their agent

Our Supreme Brand of Ham, Bacon and Lard are the Best. Try Them

EREEEE EEE EET

EEE EEE 6O YEARS’ EXPERIENCE

W. J. Cudlip, Manager JRON MOUNTAIN, MICH.

‘Seeeeecesecsessosoecvesees a

a

Real

“ prayer of "the, petitioner ehowta hn rie ie frra te Poneman That otice Onnerey, to the persone

Merry (ox. 29, Dec, 20-—1w.) PROBATE

——

to be HrRTeTT,

FOR THE HUSBANDS

PURCHASER.

in the Market.

NOTICE,

STATE UNE Y OFOF MICHIDAN, ia At aeesslon of the Probat

Fit

SUIT

Handle the

HORSES! “He

| §

located.

BEST

memes

in-Welt-Bred-Horses.

one organi and

Houses

in price from $860.00 to Nicely and to fifteen rooms.

Cream Soda per glass. + + Se

- $1.00 Tee Crear per gallon Home-made Candy Preah’ very

Peanut Candy per Ib. Cocoanut Candy per tb. «= ’ ‘Try our Sunday Peacans

ae

MICHIGAN.

HORSES!

Carving Sets. Beautiful Lamps. Graniteware, Nickelware,— Carpet Sweepers. * Ew. Etc. Etc.

County.

MOUNTAIN,

ay

==

TO

WIFE

£

IRON

Hughitt

Street...

Dickinson

i geoccseesesadacenseeBenses

waitér and Publisher 240 POST OFFICE BLOCK, HOUGHTC aN, MICHIGAN

7

Silverware,

bargains

—

HORSES MAY BE INSPECTED

East

better

mn

Bo0k ON COPPER.

PIA

.

in

FOR THE

Bargains

JOHN

Marsch,

} §

LISTS

Dwelling

tne be ok for the facts

—AND TERMS LEARNED—AT THE STABLE OF

and

WORLD'S STANDARD REFERENCE

the Farmer Wants, Just what the Lumberman ‘Wants. Just what the Mining Company Wants. Just what the General Contractor and Teamster wants,

Jonn

dealer

conveniently

Just what

-

other

Fifteen Houses now listed aver: $5,000.00, containing from four

|

bet

MY

now-in-position to offer you

Special

t is Tamawage Ie eaally wile by the every day man.” facts in plain axtish wii b

Heavy Draught Horses

| FOR SALE CHEAP

Pocket Knives

many other articles

Farming Lands Mineral Lands

CONSULT than any

—

~QNE CAR LOAD

‘Too! Chests, Sleds, Skates,

panna

HANDBOOK, (New edition t= loved DO KE |

1a a

FOR THE CHILDREN

=

Business Property eel onae iene

drop

There you will find Sensible Presents for every member of the Family

Now is the time to buy. | have many desirable bargains in

Tromaleck.

Latest Picture of the Famous Inventor and Selentiet.

oaooocacaannce

Hardware Store

Estate Bargains |

Real

of a tie.

purchases.

into

——Sundstrom’s

SHOP, © STREET, COR RIVER AVENUE, a now Mountatry

perion tee are dnding tireé way to every state in. the union and some are going even to Mexico, Mos sf the ties shipped to distame point are of cedar, this sariety of wood betng Liner. and sanch eaalor. to Mandl = muco-durable than the

your

he

Christmas!

We claim to have the Largest-and Most Goods

Sensible

Stock

in Town,

And

of we

Christmas claim

to

|_sell.a Little Cheaper than the Other — | Fellow, Comeand let us prove these | statements.

You'll find something

in our stock for the

the Oldest

Youngest and

member of the family. —

_Mitchell’s “Hdw.~ Store.

_ ~DR-E. JONES,

“VETERIMARY SURGEON ond DENI }=Peet-AND'SALE STABLE [Both "Pheer

i

| CHARETON && iKUENZLI Architects, Lag

juette, Mich.

Mitwauer, Wie.

BUSINESS 18 6000 . But we want:

Let us figure on your requirem Wedo good work —

the|acdltor, wore ab the “North: Wentera station last W. jednesday.

pice ot Conder ‘x. Cary, who

ie taking© avey on the

LORETO NOTES

aes

s 0

~_ QuiNNEse ies.

Mine

mS GOSSIP}:

‘Poyor visited friends

Drestrait was

4 | town last Saturday, [Donen Mae ll

s)

‘Miss Cella Meienna lett Inst Saturin

ard ton

Mrs. Jas. MoGraw and son, Jumes, |attended the funeral of —Mrs. Gran. ‘a mephew. at Repablic

—Mclast

wi} La

girl was bora _to_Mr. Tha-M—Eand-Mrx. Robert Rand jot yt te= ‘Otto Olesou” a visiting friends ry rg last Thuraday, visit friends in the state of Rhode plied to build a stone basement under Troaduror—Frank Knialdy. Oconto, Wis. [Island during the holidays, — Harry Trotona and W. 3. Dabb the churcti~ next spring. The stone Record Kesper—Petor weal M Patrick growers Tetened laat [drove to Norway last Saturday. | Mist Delia Finn, of Iron Moanta will be quarried snd healed” thie viait with Friday from a ._E. Wright, collector for the Tribune- winter. Peace tase _ ope was in town last Monday. Master at Arms—Potor Fos. | Mrs. Guieiee aia and_fett Misses Mary McCole and Elizabeth, |Guard—Gabriel | ©. E. Hoeft, of Iron Mountain waa «lon the frosen Kuside Rolland —___ visitor in town laat Wednes- ing hor right wrist, She was “cen nme iat = }~Qutside Guard—Oliver Oleson, Mountain Inst Friday. ‘Wallace, Mich, 1Mich., dest Sanday: and Mon in banging cut clotiies om a line at the Pic Halen. time. day. -Sentinel—Frea Hebert. ‘The L. AD Bin 6X thie: nese of Mra, and Physician—Dr. M, F, Dockery, aE Wie hews last Thursday after- The Veroua Mining Co. has pnt on A party ‘of young people drove over

horse from John Marach. J. M. Atley, of Ohicago, treasurer lof the Sagola Lumber Uo. was in town

Mra, Thos, M. Griswold left yester-

yrlths relatives at Manton,

NORWAY NEWS NUGGETS

vinit

Mich.

jnstalled » hoisting engine and

JP, dnckson- was in- Houghton Inst Sunday.

boiler friends at lron Mountain

Inst

1 ES WILY two BuMt-oneshalt mites eaet day. rw

Satur-

tra—shift—wae—staptedlnat Tuesday r. Rev, L, Caron, of Marinette, |fiison. Roy. ©. Vanier, of Coleman, _ James Stone has started to work in night ‘guests of Rev. Jos. A. Therien“Tat his new blackamith shop and “ix preHARDWOOD BRIEFS, Tuesday and yesterday, pared to do all Kinds of work in his

at the-home-of her~gom, Charles Robinson, for the past week, went

tron Mountain last Saturday Mrs. Alfonse DeRosck was am Iron Mrs, Joseph T. Mason.

* | Mountals visitor th= early part of the

week.

76 Testa HVE CPE pe day ut, but expect to a Tnarvers

the

ship-

Mins Irene Patensude was a guest of MietDorle-Wood-at ron Mouutain last Monday, 7 ___|t National Protective Legion, will aves —Tasstay. Three } titra elmer w= Jouss, OF iron Moun. tay, drove to Norway the carly part pone ‘Jaood Jolinson, Mrs! Jacob of the week. ohnson and Mrs. John Crane will rerenter

Wopafal Laat jon, the

local baer

“A. to’

to visit

Harry Boywall aod John Sargeant,

Wis., who. have been Geo, McDermott, of Fond da Lac, of Jacksonport, at the home ef Mr. and Mra, Wis.. visited friends in towp last visiting Isaac Bagley-for-the—past left Sunday. last Tuesday night for Missoula, * Mou:

at re. of

tana, where

eewill remain during}

ene winter.” It ia understood

Albert

ari arti

Ry

some new

Tecan

ee

geal

ewe

7 tro euighisat tre Moen

aga

Farrell

spent

last

Kinney

left

last

Sunday

Saturday

is family heFe.

P.

To the People

“METROPOLITAN MENTION.

ee ee that an effort ts

Loxging trafic beginning liere now.

|

|

You will no doubt visit [ron Mount-

ain" atleast bese

once

Christmas

and we want you fo. come in and see

~——phat—we offer in ‘the way oj presentable presents.

-

The best to be ——Sshad"fs-our motto in every

a

oe

—|—Phe National Protective Legion will

have a pay-off at Mason's Hall to- athe section: last- wea oe Sixteen members are B. Martin, of Powers, waa « busi. to bo pald off and théy will receiv a sam of $4,500, After the busi. ness caller Inst Thyrsday. might total Andrew Stone, of Caltemet mine, tor"“Milwaukes to attend he ‘Cbarnah- nese of the meeting Is coucluded, a called here tast Saturday, —of vocal and-inRatatow! ttramentalmusio and deolwmationy A. Hoffman, of Menominee, called Misses Emma and Susie Delloode Will be presented by tbe wermbers of here on busivess early Taat week. and Gust Dude were visitors pt [row ‘Anjgust Oman, ot Fels, Tae Fe Mountaii last Sunday, sumed work on the railfoad here Dr, ©, 0, Slovene avd Miss Leal My. Dr. re, OF BL Ignace, disEa. Atkinson, of Groen Bay, waa a Scanlon visited friends ay Marinette triot ders, ween LL i eee to_super‘busthess caller here last Gatarday, last Saturday and Suudsy, intend + A large numbes of peopte from Feloh Mrv. Mary F, Hadeon, of Corpus were down to ehurch Monday. Christi, Texas, was w -guest of Mire: The frequents snow falls have been a H. J. Colwell last Sunday. hindranee to good coasting -and- skat2 — Attorney Winogar has beep on ie ‘tig: slok List for the past wook as q yeeglt D. W. Glatin, of Escanaba, Zmade Bugineer A, C. Blesch was a visitor at ‘of a fall hy spoeiyed repently. some parchases in forest products here Migs Sylvia Fanitvelt, of Waucedah, Green Bay last Friday. — Lee Vincent, of Ontonagon, is visit- last Friday. was a guest of Eleanor O'Onllage Adam Persch was called to LaBranch ing his son, Preston Vincent. han last Saturday and Suuday. last Saturday and retorned with horses W. Bush, yardmaster at the Conductor John Allen was a visitor }Suitday-evening Mountaln last Sunday. visit at Iron Fayall mine, Eveleth, Mina. ing bis mother, Mrs. Mary Bush, Mrs, Kato Carey ia visiting friends Rev. Hiegatee, ‘of Menominee, arrived here last Monday, to perform at Iron Mountain and Norway. Jas, H. Gee returned last Saturday Miss Bose Rayome,_of trou_M

tain,

wae

a

guest

of

Misa Liltinn morrow

CIPS FROMCHANNING

Out of Fown

|

hove

line we

[from Groen Bay, where le ~ has” beer The ore shipping season onthe ~St- funeral services. ‘at w hospital receiving medical ’ treat- Paul road closed Inst Saturday. Loader Olsou, of the M. ©. band, mont, as Mra. A. Aylward left last Toveday made & professional tyip to Foster City Mrs. J. M,

Benuane

returned

last

week from a visit at the home of Dr. and Mra. ©. de'A, Westy at Miniéapolis. Mr, and Mrs, B.

s

of

Dickinson,

tor Waunwukeo to visit rolatives,

Harry O'Gonnell, of Iron Mountain, viniting at the haga of tehard.

‘A

laxt Sunday afternoon, Joss Jessen, of Crystal Falls, was delivering gooda here Tuesday, after

in

town

last

passing the Sunday with friends thers. Roy. Father Bonnett, of Republic, Guat Timmer ant wife went to Tron sleigh load of young people drove conducted services at the eclcol-house| Mowotatn last Friday, via Narenta the Mountain last Saturday last Sunday.

night, and enjoyed a fow hours’ skate

at the rink

Wallace

Preston Vincent were

agenat Marfuctte, and entered

the dutios as ench Ingt meri

inl

Benth ate.

men

jnette district,

tioottng artray: ter Obfonto last Wer Dr.‘Sommarbal

Pritehard

and

oieeet one.

Oa 6. og - KowaKewaunvo, upon wa‘Wis. Mrs. will winter with her

qnee at the M. B. el

Ing rallored

Mosdames

apd De

htt ‘Mrs. Mary Richard. Mra.

ahd Mr. und

We are showing a beautiful “line of Selected Ghina—all

tol

at moderate-prices:

Blackhall last

—pricas-

her mother, Mw,

Mr. P. J. mabe and danghter| — Clara spent Inst week with friende<at] Escanaba returning last Saturday.

on ‘Thurvday last, a daughter. W. Jones, inspector for Val Clatke, war im town on Monday,

Notice

and Powers. Mra. Timmer has been iif of Inte and medical aid waa neces-

sary fo Featore hor heatth.

‘Mise Julia Anderson died

5

inst Wed

=

Mufflers and Handkerchiefs We have a very choice line of Silk

Mufflers

and

Ker-

chiefs especially for Xmas trade—prices

50c upwards

Tax-Payers Men’s Ties

‘and Suspenders For correct styles in Holi-

day-Neckwear and Suspen-

Iron Mountain, December 6, 1906, Notice given

is

that

ders, choose here, prices

25¢-to $1.00

hereby the

Rolls

of

Iron

Mountain

thé

been

placed

Tax

City

of Men’s Gloves

have

in

my

hands for Gollection, and that I will be in my office on and after

Monday, Dec. 10th, 1906

A beautiful new line of silk lined gloves, just in.~priges

$1.00 to $2.50 Men’s Slippers What more sensitie than

pair of House Slippers.

&

new fine line here on pur~ pose for the Holidays. from

75¢ to $2.00

prepared to receive the several amounts. Mr. and Mra, Joba J. Ovist made ® trip to Escanaba Inst Saturday, Office hours-from 9 a. driving over from the Falls.

Sppprintondent E. X. Hastings, of

Florenge, were guests at the omeie bho St, Paul road, was Re M. Sampson last ‘Tugsday, Mr. and

from

Mrs, Mary

you

FINE CHINA

| A five baby boy arrived at the hom

ot Mr. and Mr,

eight

e-the-day

with friends here. Mra. Frank Beraseau was on the wick List lust week. | M.

after

may be sure sure of finding a good light here at all times.

Miss Anna DeFrinse is now at Mrs. Foulandean*s, Adam

evening

the convenience of this up to Xmas eve.

25¢ apwards “Well, JABS, ‘said her kind-hearted Monday nigiit. Mina’ Stella O'Connor spent last bere anything serious our teamster?’* Tuesday afternoon with Miss Miller TOILET CASES, MANICURE SETS, visiting hex school. ma’am,"’ she answered, are kooping company.’’ WORK BOXES, NECKTIE BOXES, There are rumors 6f an approaching mean that you are cugaged?** charivari in town—only waiting for and HANDKERCHIEF BOXES 0, ma'am, not yet; we hare only gob the parties to return. in-many styles and at as far as alsting.* fas Mrs. Stephen Farrell left for Oconto very reasonable Yast Tuseday to woes the funeral of

Chartier last Bunday, . Charash left Inst Friday”

:. aa

| |

last Monday at the Alozis Patenande.

steck is complete and clerks of timé. Our store is

GOOD LIGHT

Rosick left Inst Saturday for

Ta town for again belog— made by some of the} Pittsburg team waa would-be office-halders ja agitate = wopplies Friday, devision of the town of Amberg, bat Prof, Donakt O'Hara visited friends RANDVILLE REPORTS. Mra: Otto C. Davidson, of Trou as the matter would have to gO to the ‘at Felch last Sunday, jeive $260 each. After the business of a moeetil ne Hi scones ded. 2 elavorate Moantain, was in the elty waking stato Tegistature to be doolded, and as Sol Fraser went to Crystal Falls last Bernard Waruer, af Feleh, was & per will be se ore calls phis week. the largest tax-payers are opposed to a caller here last Friday. Tuesday oa ee it id a is aor likely that any thingy Oscar Anderson, insurance agettf> Attorney and Mrs. A. 0. Cook speny diviston, wie Bora, to Mr. and Mrs, O. E. White, will be nccomplished at present.

ply tn

While

and will

Mise Edna Brandt wasup from Ed: Ryan tas received his houseH. G. Hanke lett last Thursday for — »old goods from Manistique and will Faithorn tast Saturday. ——___-] x Be Miss .Larr, of Vulcan, spent last father, Louis Hanke, who died Inst . Bos and danghter, Mrs, J, oon be keeping house in the O'Oallageg shopping in the city. nan residence, ‘Thursday morning at the age of sixty- Roach and Mrs. 3. Roberts, of Ni L. Parmenter wai a lnainesa wit years. | Rev.-Frank P. Knowles, padtor of Way, were callers in town last Mon/the Presbyterian churth at Iron Moun- aa to our city on Thursday. E, A. Gummer, of Cleveland, Oto, day. / tain, conducted services at the schoolMra, James B. Dunn has been » one’ of the patentees of the chip dryProbably the fellaw that went to the house last Saturday evening. sufferer from noutalagia this week. ing machine now in use at the paper ‘ry last Mopday morning, about one mothing to hour and-Half too early, will -look at Mise Katée Toomey who has been at Dr. E, P. Swift SO oan on mill, arrived last T the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Donn Ohioago business gst Monday night | revise apd perfect the working of the’ the timé mora closaly hereafter. Still i the past two months, returned last Mrs, John Perkins left-last—Sunday|™ imaching,———— be eurly,— 20 aa to. pite © good. at Tron Mountain. night for a few days' visit at Vhieago. Drop your nickle, Mra John A. Robinson, of Manis- ‘avoid the rash. kid. The J. W. Welle Lumber Co. hae Miss “Agatha Flannigan ited tique, Mich., who has been visiting}

>

NG NOW

have plenty night shift at the Vivian mine and open every give a dancing party at Mason’a Hall = Misses Mabel and Bessie Dabb fifty more men will be employed us o'clock for in the evening. drove to Norway last Friday after- s00n as they can ba secured, The ox- customers from Norway this afternoon,

‘between trains last Tharsday_

‘nymorilig for 6 tWO BiOnIha’

is here and to save time—no use oe any. farther—our at of TOYS and HOLIDAY GOODS iss ar

. MEN'S SHIRTS, = m. to 12m... to5 p.m. GOWNS apd PAJAMAS all riake useful and much each business day. appreciated Xmas gifts. All From-now up to and including January 10,

1907, there is no col-

lection fee; after that

" |date. up to March Ist, 1907, 4 "per cent will)

Naw

Styles.

Prices

|

75¢ to $1.50

ye Arcadian. It is a very woll-khown faot that

WEST B STREET

Iron Mountain Headquarters for

3

Arcadian Kpells failure, comments Geo, L, Walker The company. spent ap-

SANTA CLAUS

erty and nothing of commercial value ‘| was ever located.

_ Jf Established for Sesaon of 1906 We

;

AND

Most-complete-

YOUNG

stock

houses bailt to accommodate employes

3 de

the Quincy.

determined

to

us and

we

are

have fresh candies atall prices _

fruits—goodies

.of all

have

ingredients fora -Christ‘mas Dinner fit for a NEAR

an

CHURCH

Mountain

|

| |

paper

several days during

Hand Slirrors Ladies’ Purses Card Cases

Shopping Bags’ Fine Brushes and Combs Imported

{Old Les,” one of the most veneranie castles of Ew a-of the reigning menarchs. of Heflan Se restored tt hese it anaovron-weleniat x Ro ptured coat-of-ari was used ty Stathatder st witli Mm ge, hen it too aly Hiintemen he built

Perfumes

fc

Candy in Town.

n

f

Pa

8

er Bi

nt Hd Mecham

Sobn

Andrew

Perkins

Bjorkman

;

Cut Glass

‘The beautifal water-color

views will be sold less the commisrion, Resd-all sho-holiday advortinoments

snd then

trade

with

the

advertiser,

An advertisement is un invitation to

visita place of busines. The fon. keeping up his work, b Want you to {—Atte-Athiy -Bange—returned— home; advortisor last Satarday from Aafora, New York,

where

she

is attending

school,:

to

spend the as with her parents, Dr, sod Mrs, Bangs, Mr. and Mr. Kingstora, who ha

feall or EY ead

aa Invlintion,—

‘The Ladies of the Prosbyteriau charoh will hold a souvenir-calendar sale at Mra. Hepbarn’s millinery parlors to morrow afternoon and at the oMlces of

i Hopital an A. H, Storms retorned last Mopday | froma businews visit to Grand Rapids, nicely from her recent severe iilnew and it is anticipated that she will re Mich. Rev. J. M.

eae

of the

Mr. and _ | Norway, Dr. J. U. Cameron loft last ovening| for Ohicago to attend a medical con- a8 s00n 48 made to vention. avenue, Magee.

+

Mrs, Will H. Jobe, of Stambaugh, jt of her sister, Miss A,

at Batardny

their

home

on

Oarpenter

eas

Eswit

«+

” no

oe

Sir seen

Fraser, governor of Hen

the eo

preeMent of the Calcutta,

fl, virttal ruler of 80,000,000 people,

Bey. W. B. Coljing, the naw preside} ing elder of this district will oer the services at the Central

3

i“

A ispeail

tablet

recently

was

olurch next Sunday oe ed Placed in the house tn which Henry a visit to aveniag. ‘andquarterly. services on i dia sister Sarah Mved in

district __

= eal Davidson

extended vinit

ee

\ tO, aunusohicite _Chamberlain,eas |

of Queen Fe gkuting and ee Hiding. but ma asaad her Tay eae: " ‘pon hér Fetarn home hse 33 an hie

o

ea

. | father, H. 0. re- Soe abet with his.a

trip to Chicago and Milwaukeo, Koellenbach has: returned

worth the time it|rl

Sat

Wi In See Mrs. Joun—@ ot}4 were. visiting friends: here. Presitent Muttertient wilt Dacian: will remove to the city ne preaptent-or Aimhiergt college soma improvements can be. Bot,4

superiatoadent. of the} | was basle aie

waa tae yesterday ona ‘Mr, and Mrs, ©, ©,

- and artistic novelMise Nellie ties of all kinds is} homo. - trom

thom for thote jereat bennty.

weeks, Desitent turn home-tn & couphrof

tarned last Tuomtay morning from

“will take “to tc

be secured,

Hampton and L. T. Sterling on” been spending the summer iv-the-elty, Q_T. The views are of the gaests of thelr Son Edward, re- Saturday afternoon turned to their home in White Claad> pablfe buildings aud scevery in this vicinity and were photographed .by | Attorney. WaiTen was down from Michigan, last Friday ovening. Sterling. The Preae van com. Irom Hiver Inst Saturday and Sanday. Mrs, W. K. Garter, -» patient in

iron works atsense P ae hera |

—-

wed

ans Sums, mall carrier No.3, has been on the sick list this week.. Substitute carrier Wright has been

| ing Miss Minnie Church, of Depere.

Tuesday from

_ China

tended the Chakash-Rafalawita ding on Sunday.

the week.

‘Charles E. Lawrence and Dr. Ripley.

Shop.— Holiday Goods.

3. WH. Cundy

kimberly

R. S. Powell

Charles Parent returned Inst Sunday from a business trip to Chicago. Alderman and Mrs. Arnold arrived home from Marinette Inst Monday Miss Margaret Hayman is entertain

Hand-Painted_| +—NeleFlodia,

Greer it chUtIV.canth Nat Looe Theraid Sani aewasatalso occupied by King La soln filled up the moat and removed the drawbridge.

AVE.

A.

| PERSONAL -FARIGRAPHS. t me | Dr: J. A_ Crowell was In Chicago | yesterday. Dr. Jones was_o business. visitor trom Vulcan last Tuesday. Jadge Miller was in Milwaalea|

‘What we

OLSON,

3.

Wi. HM. Scandling

Tissvaaen i)aS cag A

ing in

STEPHENSON

E. F. Brown

[SELES EC SIRT

lare Show=~

OF

Designated Depositary of the United States Government..:

without

purchased|

Harris hasn't a very nice repstation. | He may recover,

_—

SOEEEOSEDOOES

Michigan

Mather,&

in the future arrange to use some of the idle machinery at the Michigan. Kaowa Here. Dr. Benjamin Harefs, who was shot down by.an aggrieved —hasband> im Chicago law office, last Friday, was known to a number of Iron Mountain people having practised his profession at Norway for several monthe Last | summer, A. A. Campbell, an Antigo,| Wis, lomberman, was the shootist |

} |

©

Iron

Mountain,

tho-Michigan mino.at Amasn from the Olliver Iron Mining company, The Hemlock company may at some ‘time|

Royal Palaces,

s The - ees

!:

2

|

River Mining company had

PS

One of the Dutch

De-

ational Bank

Trop

credity to the effect that the Hemlock

all

king.

CENTRAL

First

interests om this range, makes | a denial-of the repart which appeared in the Ofystat~Palts- Diamond~ Drift} last Saturday (wnd was republished in

Largness of

pc In this depart; Candies (ros eat Goodies | descriptions—we_

:

ans

Saving

ws

as $1.00,—

Investors pad speculators

Charles K— ees intendent-of the Pickands,

money.

—choice

terest paid in our

twice as many acrea~and only about half as many shares wx Arcadian and the prospective value of its land in greater. <d : Mr. Lawrence Denies.

assortment_and‘ Lowness_ of prices... Examine-our-line before purchasing elsewhere and save

we

for any

theFamily.

partment on accounts as small

ing @ substantial protit and building a stamp mill Union Copper Land has!

TOYS!

tead-in

Mecount

of

aioutdremember—that—Aresdian— has 150,000 shares, Arcadian owns eonsiderably les land than-Michipan,-an equipped, demonstrated property, eatn-

China

This is-a new tine with i

i

Ever shown in the city

TOYS! =

$

=.

of

Japanese

Wember

ta varfous mining companies and com: tractors, and it is nt lat relieving It self of i burdensome floating debt by selling «portion of its proparty_to

|

s

@pen a Bank

tennial, its hoists to Trimountaia, other machinery, equipment —and—the

Presents for every member of the family OLD

na

it

portion of the ground Iikely to contain any value hns been parchased by lithe Quincy: Mining company. ATCA ian pold its stamp ees

are now unpacking, one of the largest stocks of Christmas Goods ever shown on the Menominee Range.

:

The statement

the property extends from to sandstone |x incorrect, as the only

now

the Soudat Enterprise.

with |”

a who

spans} Sgcue

are

‘8 responsible pos! tee

aene “

atl

Saka

Bias seaahingtiee ae

Georgia, Wire tecislaed

The

tt

ie

_ >

>t

‘Minn., der heaate u wun bas re nr ry at catalogue was n under <= a

iT

tent scncer

Phy

‘

‘

sc

Nt

aes,

sonrn aouND,

Taceptaunday

Violent Deaths Recantd inh Vital 5 ht

- Thoroughly

any

eran

{ko pm

Seasoned Lumber

Stay

~ Statistics B ooo ‘The advance of- finished materials, | a 4 “ihn daparenaht'bt state lig ela weal + toan 9.18 am Ja keoplng with the higher cost of rw pes is noted In: the development | vital. statistics bulletin, devotes o 2 on. Mo: | chapter to the aiacuston of the denthe] Cresta’ F 1040 ate materials, | eee the past Veatabeicreer haw, for Instance, property waa} by Of the 188-vielent deaths | 10.20.0m Hoally aud ively |during October, 170 were due to acROUTH non ~Teepitalsastoaslertront €1 to 8? por Lee mj nd hrs rota (Ob oat nad _ysltwd Coe 1H dkdont, seventeon wore wuloldal gnd| HAVE TRAIN NO. 18 THAIN NO. y ta (4 essichiel olibofly | fran River $46 pm 34 io supply ft, wile

mines Tate proces ar bal bead oo ee ee ~ consti ing .lnterests |

rye

mK,

jounty

nT

in the main opened paaasahe ‘tet end. by. this slowing x the start, albeit. the and two by gas, and one each by a nite ate and by swallowing wires and

ALWAYS ae ee

Toa

138 220 130m o30 ACH. HOWE, went,

ae

ey

City Lumber Yard. ~

rt, high prices is beginning to tion to supply sufficient rock to kéep an (4 ist of accidentat deaths, frac: f patie. ve to this day. The| tutes, mining and railroad accidenta, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry: _ manifest itself in cert twin sections, in|Sai

ottnds, guilt stamp mills is the and burns and sealds were the chief ~ promised through, the Lmpottation of | promat Diath war reported BE) aitiwaunes which has been subjected. to autos, One “British Iron, s Floto, wh Bay. Feet tes enaeeatas no indica very low development; iaving™ only having resulted” from injuries” iim ‘Green Tron tid that the volume of business is not ono #haft, and the Michigan, which foot ball game. There were six acclrelief

ie

heare theSRE

ia!e

ae

county

to

the

| falling,

as the Mohawk, nciole aeteenae had on Anan example of what might have its books more than-eight million.tons. been done in Ontonagon county. when

independent] the Mass began

atti were tn mach—the same cond?

business,

are extremely no:

oue palr

of

the

engines,

FL

while

the

De-|

BOBO RSE Ri

October,

acnlous cure has “taken

place in .our TRON MOUNT ATSC MTOR home, Our child had eczema 6 years and was prononhoed fneurable, when we read about Electric Bitters, and concluded to try it. Before the second bottle was all taken we noticed change for the better, and after taking 7 bottles he was completely cured," It's the up-to-date blood medicine and body building tonic, Guaranteed. 500] | and $1.00 at Seibert's drug store, Sherman-E, Wright, M.D ice Limited 0 BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

TRWDE WITH THE PRESS ADVERTISER

By

Ear

New ‘aid Throat.

ire fo Li and 4:90: t0-5. Wvesin and Beaday by appataimesi. 1e:—Office 400—1 T Dantapy Squire WulMiiK. = WISCONSIN,

Arnmor comes from Duluth tliat esenie He gare ep bis genwinter.—Iron. Trade Review, Tospital, December eral managership when he found that the South Shore road is to be extended At St. George's sand 1906. Production. Kia Tdeaw were not to provall, aiid” the from: that city to Winnipeg: In round numbers the Lake Superior Mass was developed as a two-shaft David Knox, an attorney, has been copper mine will produce this year property, finally getting a third shaft appointed "probate judge for School~ 225,000,000. pounds of copper ona producing basis within the Inst oraft county by Gov, Warner, which compares with’ 229,270,035. in six months, and a fourth shaft started It-in said that 6,400 “deer carcasses 1905. ‘This you will notice shows an Jn slukiog with the last three months wero shipped to. Southern Michigan!” | gotuat Tour for 1904, wa compared with Had thé original Cole polioy been points via St. Ignace durmg the past the presions year, largely the result sale season ae ‘of fire, atrikes, or cayo-ins at Oscdol, The secrotary of the Menominee and Qauincy. Roughly shafts five years * ~ “Tamarack, bourd of education quotes the Inw’ ro gpeaking, tho cont of producing this from six shafts by this time,

home at Marquette, committed suicide aN shootng-himself iv the head witha revotver. He—had profits of §23,500,000, aii an ara TRADSS LI AN REPUBEIC been in-poor health, excess of why “horéeofore’- realized. Margvétte und the Uae * vslira.m. Of cdurse you pay your mousy, Uspper Marquette.t tity 400 peas Costs at the Lake are growing year by But you get your money's worth, Houghton Ishpeming, ad Negauriee. 4:00 p.m. year, Wages are being advanced ft TARAINS LEAVE XEGAUN BE For what does to.ou__|.. ‘all-of the large producers, Quincy; for Boston Thinks Calumet & Hecla is When Rocky Mountain Tea’s om Planning to Buy Other Mines. instance, pays out fn éwagos $100,000 e , f per morith,-and_a_10 per. cent raise} a prpit

of

ten

which Mohawk does ndt possess.

ALAKE AMALGAMATION?

wide 4078 payroll §120,000 — year. ‘This one item will increaso Quincy's

cogt-of copper next

year

ee

sis

“K coming amalgamation of lake Copper mines Is the Boston explanation of te mi in baying from western to stocks nud the activity in lake mines. Tt ia baliaved either,

Marquette county towus propose

to

reduce the dumber of wards, Ishpeming will reduce from ten to five, Marquote trom sight: toftveund Nogaunee

of consolidatiig « aumber of earn: yet become sponsor for « consolidation ships, ings for any one month equal to a rate of Kearsarge lode properties,: more Phe carelessness of a miner probably Calumet & Hecla, as, the of $15 por share per annum, ani tince theexplosion of fourteen April Iat liberal estimate of earnings market cannot yet seo much base” for in wder underground at the a thoory of Amalgamnted taterference would be $14 por share per sunum All of the North Butte ores now being

treated are nob T por cont as it popa-

atthe lake, But Calumet & Hecla shaft at haa been acquiring new mineral lands) William

Goggin

and

Dennis

Shea

pltesent= Ke aie is Teter ait the, deans granted anced tp Be.e

oma Dexter

Fe

ate amd American

TL, by Deputy Warden Catlin and bas

bee Feturned to prison. Me will now serve his foll term of two aud

af hiv ereape amit will be proseouted | Cm

srieM A. ‘Hanna company, ours: for larceny. tora.of the maine, has.a option a on lands north and woet of the

HOR. LUNDWAL li

Dexter and American mines, and wi! thoronghly explore the tract. George J. Mans; of Negaunes, haw taken» Option

Washers

:

Gas and

*

eae Pumps

Pipe

4

ieee

.

MucLpe.

1

Mining Supplies, Tinware, Etc.

Bolts,

f

*

Nails

Belting,

Handles t Packing

Manufacturer

:

Ofes:

a

TRAWETS

Protect

Your

IT WITH. UE-AGBENEY CONTROLLSD BY STOCKHOLDERS, OF ZEB octrsesserest sai

cr cesceeereee

Property...

Commercial

“| Bank.2<2~

Fire, Life, Accident

and

Plate Gases: POR PARTICULARS APPLY TO W. W. THOMPSON, Manager —_ At Souk eens

Judge -ot

er CMarigs

— Dealers-in—

B Stocks, Bonds, Grain and Provisions .

also

handle

Boston and-Bisbee Copper—_

Stocks for Margin.

1 Cash Paid

Cash,

a E a

i

Rundle’s Powder

tine

ghte term started production from the 1900-foot by thie fact that Catumot a Heoti tr ten eed to prison fora aes $20 per shore loss ditidend that of ton years by Judge Stowe, Sheridan |! lovel which is nearly all fires class ore, paying when Amalgamater artificially raised| killed. Victor Ericksop during —e} appr but of lave months the proportion of | tha-price of copper-to 17cents several | pari kon ereenees at « logging camp ‘pecoptt cuss ore 0, althongh Calumet has N alt Iarquetie eeunty, pea =tecont._ THs. prorlwot comes| jyoars “ida the Geaanty, and Ia inva posi-| ‘month 0” | #10, 600, Press, eae newspaper th lt printed and agu, nd developed at ire tn and. counwy. tion to pay © cent as profits to}~ tela i eval and aa. those ae abr above, iS intecedeeons John Paquette, a trusty, who ostockholders, Allouez, Centennial and: 7 Miune, Re Osooola aro especially mentioned for ‘caped from Marqaotte three years ago, : “Copper Range, when he had only 30 days-more to ~ Soon atter-the first of the year. the an amalgamation, fervd, wat reqaptured at Freeport, Copper Range company will add two;

10.DRILL FOR IRON ORE

Light «2 Heavy Hardware

Mesnard the Quincey mine, Hancock,

ment could ship only this grade if so desired, but it would beat the ox: stage of development and of low share _ pense of good mining. North Butte values. This theory is einen

heada will aie

Bealer in

Fittings Wire Rope Cast Steam

a

S

of

past year and is cvidently. after! werg killed abd several others were larly supposed, although the nianage- the more, especially propertios in an arly hadly injured.

hoada of stamps to the Champion malt and Iater om two more heads to

Fittings

Brass

Nov, 1eDec. 6th STATE OF MICHIGAN

resulted

boxes

Pipe

RUNDLE4—:

THE BEST-COMPANIES REPRESENTED._

Ts also talk amet & Hecla or Amalgamated Sale will ram tive to three. Thpte the town.

North Butte. North Butte has yet to show

Drill Steel Dri Stee! _YW 4

IN HEPHET PEBRUARY 25th, 1n06 TRAINS ‘LBA VE CHAMPION,

prove that all the dog tax money col-| copper, excluding conatruction there js no reason to doubt thi looted by the city should be paid [nto charges, will be about 0}, cents per would have beon.in the same > pound, audit wall be sold at an aver: with Mohawk, if not better; because it the school treasury. age price of closet 19g cont «| has in mass copper James A. Goodman, a woodsman, This means

NERS IBTINaE SENET

ate EM TSAR

A Miraculous Cure.

camber igure “will robahty in: crease thIx figure by abont 500,000, andjit was insisted by the side op‘The Bessemer Herat hak absorbed making the gait o¥er~1905 of 3,750,- posed to Mr. Gole that a stamp mill Bessemer Free Press and the 000 tons. It is not axpected that fur- shonld be started at once Upon these the Wakefield Advocate. mace interests will salfer daring the rocks Mr, Cole's connection with the

pound.

STREET.

&

F,-Cote

tive and fy most of these Hines large other pair of the engines has been for tonnage will be carried over into the noarly six years, and are to-day, lying in the field between the ‘sites of the mew year, econ Ist the movement . Cole ol ore. sat the ag. tons.

in|

BOING NORT: Ni

canes

‘The following statement by fl. M. or Adams and wife, Henrietta, Pa. will interest parente-and others. ‘A mir+ Milwaukee

seven

ago, with Thomas

tion. ‘The principal producer of as general manager, the opening of structural materials found Novembor sore shafts-at once was planned, -with an apparently light month, and the more to follow. This plan was earried demand for Berra tails is not partion- to the exterit of providing» permanent jarly- strong. Steel bars, bar iron, holsting engines for the four shafta. , tight rails, plates, sheets and wire ‘Two ot the shafts were equipped: with * products, however,

w.

fw under the same caxtern management dental deaths in Dickinson county

fanal

of unfilled orders and

gunshot

or_on =

Certificates |

.

: Ea

- fé

‘

|

re

~ Gifts 2 Yow,

We would suggest toourcustomers

PASHIQNABLE JEWELERS...

~FHE

raga

_ MICHIGAN {*Genuine Jako Strode

eraineat a futureocuamedate, roe F TRON Easiness sae) ae livery early.

Our stock is now eee

Watches,

|3_ Headquarters Ifor Diane,

FERRI

a

II RII IIA:

® Don’t fatl to call

Please Reit ts Yo

and visit our.

Gruoble to Show

store for your

member

Goods. oe

AAA AIAAE IC TA TIAA ICIC III IRIS CICA RSIICICI Fruit Dishes, warranteed quadruple plate $9, 50

decorated fine glass, each only Others hers from from $3.00 t o $10.00

Bieter fetrie i ites SRK tote

Fiyhevesseyet eee

Japanese Chocolate Sets, highly decorated, chocolate pot and six and saucers, for cups $4.00 ay net ALE

—

_

|=

Bracetets Latest

>

|

mig

=

$ | 25.00

$8.00 to.

We.carry all the leading makes, and all are warranted good time

keepers,

ee fete ei i i eli I I IIIA IIE

E

Solid Sterling Sliver Teaspoons, silver, one- halt ee in _—

ae

$4.75

Best quality Teaspoons, warranted to Wear 20 years, latest designs, only: is

ae

Designs--You Will Find Hore

i

= SERRE

the Foods Last.

in boxes. regular’ price

7 emi=

EEE EEE EE EET

$2.00 ?

eerereet

Cattand See Qur Line of i i RII IIIA AAR RAITT IA

TE,

IIA AA

§0c_

and sterliny ¢ silver thimble ‘scissors, sterling emery ball, only:: silver mounted

Fi

Diamonds

i Ee

Just the thing for a Christmas Present.

>

je

Lowe.

.

oe a

eseseees eens ereneniaeeeeetees , aeessssessnacgoooooneseeesseeed: sasegpuaseccecnenereeserthtse4ees 2A EEE EEUU BEEBE

UROOUES inbititt ae

14K.Gold Filled Hat Pins, seenrigt patgerns, each only.“ Engraving Pree,

PRP LTOUDY Japanese Pin ‘Trays, Trinket Trays, Bon Boa

Dishes.each 25¢

renee:

=

3 Solid Gold Pens, with serene pearl handle, Plasticscase, only: =.

Siok kick

14K per

,

~ Manicure Piboes, Nail Files, Shoe Horns, Hutton Hi Silver Mounted Darners and Blotters, engravingfi

are Hyente forCobimbla ty a

eS

and Semi aegade Valh bene. § cups and saucers packed

= OEE

A

IEE

Dainty Japanese Cups

the Same as Long as

Seite

Solid Sliver Embroidery

50

Hand Painted China in Plt the Dainty

Sterling Silver Sewing Set posing of sterling silver

i.

-

warranteed solid silk.

Sco Our Starting SitverPovetties—

ALARA AANA LNA

IEEE}

x

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