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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27
Where Fashions Como Prom.

Fashion is called . fckle jsde"-and
yet nearly every style Is designed with
some special object in view. Often the
manufacturer has created some new
material which he intends 70 place be
fore the merchant; to make the best
impression possible he has samples OF
the new material placed with some Of
the best modists whose special design
ers will study the goods. It's color. and
texture, and its combination with other
colors and materials. While expert
menting with the material they :create
some new style 10 attract attention;
these designs are reproduced In colored
plates and sent to all prominent dealers
to give them an idea OF the value of the
new material. II these styles are
liked they become the fashion.
Sometimes dress made for some
leading artist, who has to dress as we'll
as act the character in the play. is!often
so beautiful or unique as to cause .
sensation, and II immediately becomes
all the rage.
Most large establishments in Paris
have special artists who furnish them
each month with certain number Of
new styles suitable for the season and
the new materials. From these the
best are selected and the garment made
up accordingly.
The reason La mode de Paris. Paris
Album Of Fashion and La Couturiere
give the earliest styles and those that
are reliable il because they are at the
very fountain head Of fashion and
know Just what is going TO be popular.
When you get q fashion journal get one
upon which you can depend for correct
ideas Of style and material, for remem-
Der that IL you wish TO show correct and
good taste yourself You will need to
study those styles which are artistic
and reliable. II you wish to keep
up to the styles we advise you to
subscribe for La Mode dc Paris, $3.50
per year, or Paris Album Of Fashion,
$3.50 per yer. These are the most
artistic fashion journals published. La
Couturiere is fine home journal for
$500 per year and La Mode is only
$3.50 per year.
You can generally get lsingle copies
from your newsdealer, but do not
allow him 10 give you some other
journal for one Of these. You can
get them II you write TO the publishers,
Messrs. A. Mcdowell & Co., 4 West
14th Street, New York.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27


The outbreak Of that dread disease,
cholera, ct Hsvre. Antwerp and Ham
burg indicates that the pestilence has q
sure foothold in European cities, and
that unless rigid sanitary measures are
enforced In this country American cities
will soon be under the scourge. We
who live in this high latitude have little
10 fear. although it is asserted that
during former epidemic well defined
cases Of Asiatic cholera appeared as far
north rs Sault Ste. Marie. But the
appearance Of this disease in New York
Chicago and other large cities of the
United. States would be great calami-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27
New Issues.

Ontonsgon county Democrats, in
their county convention, declared for
the following principles, which are
somewhat new on the political horizon:
We recommend to our next legisla-
sure.
l. That the state shall buy all unim-
proved lands upon which taxes are un-
paid, that tax titles become absolute
and that the state donate such lands to
actual settlers.
Q. That every county shall have q
commissioner of taxes and highways.
8. That schools shall no longer be
supported by money Obtained from
criminals and that fines shall be imposed
In highway labor to be performed when
assessed.
4. That hereafter township elections
shall be held every two years, thereby
saving thousands OF dollars annually to
the taxpayer.
8. That general elections be made
legal holidays.
6. That all justices. except those Of
the supreme court, shall be appointed
BY the governor and legislature, that
mono shall be revoked for political
reasons and that the power OF revocation
Tor incapacity be given to the supreme
court.
2. That state board Of education
composed Of professors in high schools,
shall examine oil school teachers and
give out diplomas and that teachers in
public schools be paid better wages.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27

Enterprlsirg Young Man; True 4 Co. instructed
aud started worked steadily and made money fsler
than ypectod TO- Ibocnnc abb buy island and build
asnn grnacr hotel " 6oL sucrasJa that win go
TO work again tho business ia which made money
True X Co.: Shall instruct and start You rnader
II do. and u ycn work rdusirpusy viii IL dns
tne bo able buy island a. buih hotel " ynH wish
70: Money can hs oarncd at our acr limo Of work rep
IDLY and hunoraby by those Of either sex young old
and in their localities wherever they live. Ary one
do tho work Easy oa-n Wefurrish ovorythinE NO
risk You can devote your oucnts ell yoI 1na
70 the work This entirely lead brings wonderful snc
cess 20 every worksr beginners Gaming if 80 70
$50 per week and upwards and afte little Aps
rience We can furnish the teachyou
FREE Thsis an ago 81 marvellous things, aud bore
another great. usofni wealth giving wonder Crest gas
vii reward every industrious worker Wherever you ga
ane you are doing you want 20 know
wenderful work at onre Delay mueh money los. 20
yss Ne srase 70 s,n.in here ~, you VIZ yi'
TkUE a. CO.. Box k1o. Augusta. Nani1es.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27
FirJPubllcaion Aug2!: sa2;
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT MARQUErrE MICH.
AIIu 81 IStD.

AIIH -, nv.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his. claim.
and that said proof Will be made before the
HOuphton Mich, on October II. 1892, viz:
John Il. Peterson, DIS. application No. 1858 for
the ny Of VIZ and ny OF 5 ca sec. Sc. tp. 80 n
+ SO W. .
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiyation
Of SAID land, viz Samuel j. Dahlberg. John
Hid, Frederick Hid, and Dominic Cliche, all
of Lard Mich.
John {. Harris who filed d. S. No. 27os for
n en- Of Ell see. 81 tip. so r 81 W. Also
sec. 10 To. HOnrI w are specially cited to
appear ut time and place above noted and
show cause il any there be why the said
proof Of John =. Peterson should not he ap-
ii GEO. A. ROYCE. Register.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27
Revenue or Protection. Which ?

Revenue or Protection. Which ?
Our friend Of the Happening Press
processes inability to distinguish be-
tween 75-cents ton tariff for pro.
section and 75-cents ton tariff for
ssvenus. The difference IL very per-
osptibls TO the philosopher" Of the
81xTNxL. II the 76-cent tariff keeps
ont foreign ores Il is protection; II not,
b b tariff for revenue. Whether il il
ohs one or the other depends mainly
epon market conditions.
Passing over the more or less (princi-
pally less) complimentary remarks
directed ct the editor Of the SENTINEL
in IN editorial screed in last Tuesday 8
Happening Press we note one or two
definite statements evolved from the
nists Of J. Maurice Firms would.be
philosophy. and in this connection we
must add that IL is nearly as difficult to
oatch the redoubtable j. M. F. in any
ohing like definite statement as II is to
70 put ones finger on the precari Irish
mems flea. But here are q couple Of
chem in all their boldness and weak.
oess.
We do not intend to reduce the duty
On diamonds, silks and many other
Injuries, but rather get to revenue
basis by Increasing the duties on these
articles, and lowering them on the
necessities Of human existence. The
present duty on iron ore is source Of
shout million dollars income annually
% the government. We do not pro-
pose TO lose this for the purpose Of
gratifying the whims of o lot Of old
petty coat POLITICAL economists, who
cannot zee south of Wisconsin state line
Or the straits Of Mackinac.
The duty on iron ore is Q source Of
revenue TO the government and In no
manner interferes with our own trade.
Tc the first proposition no objection
can be offered. Luxuries, produced or
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27
SATUKDAY. AUGUST 81, 1899

State TREASURER BRAAsTAp's report
Tor the year ended june 30. 1889, shows;
Cash ON hand June 80 1891, $1,244. GA
81; receipts. $3,21o.S32 80; disburse-
ments, %. 1893, sos; balance in treasury
June 30, 1892, $l.24l,79e 80. The
bonded debt Of the state is SIC. 992 83.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27
First Publication Aug. 20. 1892.
DROBATE ORDER,
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF BARAGA


COUNTY OF BARAGA)
At session of the Probate court for said
county, held ut the Probate office, in the vii
age of LAnse OH the fifteenth day ofAugust
A. y. 1892. Present Edwin l.. Mason, Judge
of Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of Emil Mcislei,
deceased.
the Probate Court for the County of Baraga
made on the. First day OF August 4. ID. 1892
six months from that date were allowed for
creditors to present their claims against Emil
Meislcr, late of said county deceased, and that
all creditors OF said deceased are required 10
present their claims to said Probate Court, Mt
the Probate Office in the Village Of I'Ansc
for examination and allowance on or before
the. First day of February next, and that such
claims will be heard before said court on the
18th day of January and on the LIST day OF
February next at ten o'clock III the forenoon
Of each OF those days.
Dated L'Anse, August 18TH, 1892.
EDWIN l.. MASON,
4w Judge of Probate.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27
First Publication August o, 1892.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT MARQUETTE Mich.

LAND OFFICE AT MARQUETTE MICH.
August /, 1892,
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be. made before the
Judge or the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Of Baraga Co. at I.'Anse Mich. on September
10. 1892. viz: Frank Gib0rlean, lid. applica-
ton No. 4l7s for the 3 VIZ sec ~ tp. 81 n 30 w
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tiOn of, said land, viz:
Joseph Chose. Frank Lafrenier. Prosper
I.aBarge and NotOsim0 B0ncbOnnet, all OF
Barnga Co., Mich.
D Coca. ROYCE. Register.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27
u. s. Marshal's Sale
WESTERN DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN, {
NORTHERN DIVISION


NORTHERN DIvIsION.i
BY virtue Of a Fieri Facias issued out of
the Circuit Court of the United States for
the Eastern District Of Michigan. wherein
Dwight Mcintyre Is plaintiff, and Charles F.
Conrad Is defendant, dated. April 25th, 1892.
did on the 27tli day of April, A. D., 1897, levy
upon all the right. title. and interest OF, the
said Charles =. Conrad In and TO the follow
aga and State Of Michigan. to w.t.: The un-
divided y Of the north y OF Section 10, Town
AZ, Range 81 west, Also the undivided n
81 west. Also the undivided n OF the n. Z. n
Section Q. Town 30. Range 81 west. ALSO the
81. Range 81 west, and the undivided u Of the
N n Of Section II. Town 81. Range 81
west.
All OF which real estate shall sell at public
auction 70 the highest bidder ut the front
door OF the court house In the Village Of
1892, ut 1880 o'clock IN the forenoon.
JAMES II, CLARKE,
u, s. Marshal.
Dated July. Is, 1892.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-08-27
NOTICE tifst F tSsi PlUBh HGA'TFii'
LAND OFFICE AT MARQUETTE MICH.
Aug 10. 1892.

Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim.
Judge OF the Probate Court OF Baraea Co. at
IyAnse Mich, on October I, 1892, viz:
Deiphis COurtemanche, lid. application No;
6Os9, for the en- Of mex, en- OF the s en- ana
w OF en- sec. tp. 81 nr3t W.
He names the following witnesses 70. prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, VIZ: John Carney, Philias
PromiX. OF I'Anse Mich, Frank Collins and
Eugene Peltier, of Barag Mich.
NJ GEO. A. ROYCE. Register.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-05
Oie Sarif=Tra9e

ipirb ben 8rennpunft Der biesidbrisen
Yraiibentenipabls Sampasne bilben unb
baS ,@obenblatt" ipirb ii6 baber bes
itreben, ieinen 2eiern boIle glufflar,ns
iiber bieie 2ebensfra9e Der Natipn su
seben, ioipobl bonn repubIifaniiden, tpie
bemOfratifben Stanbpunfte aus, bamit
Der inteaieente 8abler ipeiB, ipie er sl
itimmen bat. Mir seben na6folsenb
bic am Sreitas bon Senator Carlisle
sebaItene &ebe, ipeI1e er aIS gnttport
auf bic Sale'ide 8eiolutipn iiber bic
@irfunsen ber Sdubspapolitif, reip.
zines 1arifS our Deduns Der &esies
runssausaaben aIlein, bonn StapeI IieB
unb bic tpobl perbient, senau opn allen
9arsern bsbsrsist su tperben.
Carlisle besann nit Der grfIdruns,
Der 8eridt beS Sinanacomites iiber bic
2obn. unb 8reiSbeipesuns fsi pieIfa6 70
srbblid miBbeutet unb mibperitanben
tporben, baB er ii6 aIs MitsIieb bes
@omiteS berpflidtet fdbIe, 8eridisbe.
neS ridtis su itelen. @ae NationaIs
bfOnomen unb Statiitifer ftimmten bas
rim therein, bab felt Sabren in allen
sroben SnbufrieIdnbern Der WeIt bic
9reiie fiir 2ebenSbebiirfnife i'm Sinfen
unb bic glrbeitsI6bne i'm Steisen be'
sriffen ieien. Benn ale tbrenben
giniIiIle entfernt tpsrben f1nnten, ipie
ss Der Sal iein foate, 70 ipiirbe bic
aasemeine &eseI in allen bodeibiliiirten
unb fortseidrittenen 2anbern bieieIbe
iein, benn bic Tenbens gum Sinfen Der
preiie unb Steisen Der 2bbne iei bic
notbiuenbise SoIse berbeHerter 8robufs
tionS., transport. unb 9lustauidmes
tboben. @r babe iid ME nit Der 8es
bauptuns bsfreunben fbnnen, baB bas
Solf burd Steuern eIiidIid unb ipobI'
babenb semadt iperben fbnne, Oh bief'
nun sur 8eitreituns ertrapasanter 8s'
sierunssaussabsn pber sur grbDbuni
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Seranton 3ipeis
Safety Investment & Loan Co.
BON Spraeufe, ". y.
- Der

Sur bunberte-nein tauSenbe- bon
Sabren baben reide 2sute ben gortbeiI
senoHen, ibre &apitaIien in elmer Weiie
anaulesen, baB iie ibnen 8infesain1en
bra1ten unb baburd ibr @eIb fdneu
imseiebt; tpdbrenb es erit innerbaIb
elmer perbaItnibmdBis fi.rsen Sriit
oem armen Ufanne mbsIi1 aemadt
iporben 1T. burd Sparbanfen Bic un.
bebeutenbe Summe bon brei 8ro,ent
iabrIi9sr 3inien su siebsn.
grit in ben Iebten paar sSabren Bat
it9 cine neue Orbnuns Der Dinae ae.
italtet uno bieienisen RIaiIen, tpeide
Salaire ober 26bne berbienten. baben
Dlittel unb @ese sefunben, ibre gr.
iparniiis seipinnbrinsenb ansuIesen, in.
oem iis Sas srobe GooperationSprinaip
it9 au ylub madten, tpie bic foIaenbe
Slultration 3ei8t (ben profit an aebn
9lftien erfIdrenb):
10 glftisn "a $fO0 paripertb ... $1,000
prGmie, ein Dollar per aftie. e...S 10
5O Gents per @ftie, 5 Dollars mo.
natlt6, fur So Wpnate. $3.50
SotaltpIttn. AGO
Htin' prpfit Der anlase ...............$ $40
Sdr ir8enb tpeIde ipeitere ssnforma.
tion ipre6t bor Bel Safob 8roSdart.
Msent 1920 BrOipeet absnue, OSer Bel
benz 8erpalter
1873 Sobn SO. rifle
SImn,er IL, Bofseb., Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-05

Der 8reiie fir bas, mas baS 3pIf iBt,
trinft unb ipomit eS iid fleibet, erboben
berben.
gSer ba bebaupte, fpie es Senator
Stetpart u. a. porber angebeutet babe,
baB bobe Breiie fir 2ebenSbebiirfnifIe
fur ba8 @emeinipeien i'm @roBen Dor.
tbeiIbaft ieien, beiinbe li6 auf benz
8tiesSfub nit bem @eiit Der Belt, nit
bem @eniuS bes GrfinberS unb @nts
bederS, bur4 ipeIde in ben Iebten fiinfs
si8 Sabren ipie in feiner anberen 8ez
riobe Der @eItsei6idte bic Sage Der
Wenidbeit perbeiiert iporben iei, inbem
ale Sebiirfnihe bes 2ebens unb bieIe
euruSs sIrtifel SeSermann leidt susdns.
lid sema9t iporben ieien, Der tpiaens
lei, Su arbeiten. Wenn bobe Breiie Der
au9emeinen WobIfabrt fbrberIid ieien,
10 ioIte man Dampf unb gleftricitGt
abidaffen. bic alien 8offutIdsn unb
idmubieen 2anbipeee ipieber an Steqe
Der @iienbabnen treten Iaiien unb ipies
Der auf bic primitibfen Metboben Der
arobuttion unb Der 0ertbsiluns bon
Brobuften suriidsreifen. DaS iuiiroe
bobe Preiie ersieIeu. SeSes Sinbernib
fur ben SanbeI, isbe 8eidranfuns ebr.
liden @ewerbes. ieber @insrif in ben
freien @ustauid bon Yrobuften auf
ben Mdrften Der WeIt erb5be bic 8reiie
unb beraube bas 8oIf Der @obItbaten,
tpel4e su senieBen eS elm 8edt babe unb
tpel9e eS senieBen ipiirbe aIs ssoIse
berbeferter. SanbeIss unS Snbuitrie.
metboben.
Snbem er ben Mc8inIeps sSarif itreifs
te, ipieS Serr Carlisle barauf bin, bab
oeRen 8ater unb feline anbdnser i'm
9lopembsr 1890 bur6 cine Mebrbeit
bon iiber 100000 Gtimmen aus benz
&eprdientantenbauie bintpeg aefeat
tporben ieien. SHE supor in Der Sc.
ididte be8 2anbes babe man einen fol.
den Sturm Der DfentIiden @ntrliiuns
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Saubbeit Fam nidbt eebeilt per.
ben

ourdl lotale appIifatiOnsn. neil iie ben fran.
Ten 19eil bes Sbres nidt erreiteu fonueH.
W slebt nur einen Des. Die 8aubbeit au iu.
riren, nnS Der 1T burd eonftihltioneIIe Sell.
mittsl. Saubbeit piro ourd einen eniaiinos.
ten 3uftano Der idIeimisen ausfIeiouna Der
guitadiiden 86bre ueruriadt Wenn oieie
Hobre fid entiiuoet, babt ibr einen runtpeIll.
Den 8on ODER unpollfommenes @ebor; unb
penn fis gang aei&lofen 1T, erfoIat $aubbeit,
nno ipsnn Die gntinbung nidt aeboben inns
oisis @obre pieoer in ibrsn seboriaen 8uitano
oerlesf Deroen fam, tuirb oas @sb5r fiir i'm.
mer 3eritort lperben; neun Sdae untsr ,ebn
ltno ourd &atarrb perlriadt peIder nfd)ts
als Elm tnt3ilnoeter 3uftanS Der idIeimiaen
Sberfdden lit.
Bir tpolIen einbunoert Dollars fir ieSeu
(ourd aatarrb peruriadten) Sal bon Saub.
ee't 9eben. Den mir nidt burd Ginnebmen BON
SallS Satarrb Sur beilsn t6ineu. Cast Gud
umionit gireulare fommeu.
g.. 8. Gbenep Il So, SoIeso, 8.
Bettauft bel apotbetern, 10 Gts.
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Stabt= ilnb S6ml=Steuer
fur 1892.

Die DupIitate fur Die faotifde uno SduI.
Steuer fur oas Sabr 1899 fiuo iebt in meinen
Sdnoen 3ur Collection. Iaui oem am %. WRai
1889 9enebmi9ten 8eiebs. auf ale mad Dem
l. september 1892 unbejablten 6taot. uuo
S@ulteuern miro eine Strafe bon brei ~
projent 9ef9lagen. uno elm ipeiteres 9roaent
am erltsn leoen foI9enben Monats. bic be.
3ablt. VILE Stenern. Die mad bem l. Ropeml.
Der 1899 unbe3abIt iinb. perSen ben GoIIefto.
rem gum Gintreiben iber9ebsn, Iaut 8eies.
8. g. 8roofs, Stabtldlabin.,
4O4 9adapanna apenue.
Ofteeftnnoen bon llbr Morsens bio s
ller Nadmitta9s, aiIssenommen Samitaas,
an wel9em Gage Die Office bis gum 10. Sept.
1892 wittags geidloilen niro. 26.2
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sA- 3eidert'S gnsros. unS
Details SutpeIierIaben, 4l7 2adaipanna
4penue, SdiIb sur sIeftriiden llbr, bic
isbt i'm @anse iit-correfte 8eit.
Sin bolitdnbiser 8orratb bon soIbes
men unb iiIbernen 1lbren fiir Serrsn
unb Damen, Silberipaare, @eidmeibe
etc. su uiebrisiten Bre;ien. &eparas
turen an Taidens unb Stuben. .llbren,
Iotpie @oIbs uno Silberipaaren iperben
auf's Bette unb 8iuisite auSsefiibrt
unb CUTE Arbeit sarantirt.
guf Der anberen Seits bes 2abens lit
Elm grocer 8orratb bon YianoS unb
Drseln, tpeIbe auf Ieibte monatIide
3abIunsen berfauft werben; ferner,
muiifaIii6e Snitrumsnte ieber Irt, tpie
8ioIinen, @uittarren, 8anioS, Slbten,
GIarinetten, @ccorbeonS etc. in GROCER
0eri6iebenbsit.
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saA- Mnnoncirt i'm ,,DodenbIatt".
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S0- 8auft Cure ParIors unb S6Iafs
simmers Ginridtunsen unb anbers MD'
beIn BON @ m. Siifenberser,
229 unb 231 penn Ipenue, seseniiber
Der 8aptiiten 8irde. Der biGisite
9laB in Der Stabt. ba.
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ia- Cine Senbuns friider boa.
Sarinee, O6ienmauIiaIat, 2imburaer,
S6ipeiser, 8rduter unb 8aditein 9aIe:
felnes importirteS unb bieiises OIipen.
uno Salatbl. s. S. @ibmaper.
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s0- Das ,,DoGsnbIatt" entbdIt ben
bsifen 2oiaIs s8sri@t unb ale Ionifissn
Rsaisisitsn bon Sassrefs. Sur s2.00.
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GOmt. u. 8artl.
Mr6iteft nnb 2ambmeffer,
go. 404 2adaipanna 9lbenue,
Wpcniins Saus gsssniibr.

plans unb 8Ofsniibni&lGss fir gleubauteu,
eanbpsrmsfunsen unb 6sifltBuns BON @rsna.
ltnien unb ale In bas Snsenieur- uub 8aas
fat ttnitIaeenben Mrbeittn perben prompt
nns ssipifenbaft aussefabrt. @runbfiide Il,
Baulpts parselirt unb yanbfarten angefutiat,
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@eifieite Mnsei9em.
Sramf Stetter, IT,,
Sotel mnO Sdferei,
NRnia6o. Ga nAa "a
WainftraEe, 0SSe Narf. %.

Marine uno talte Speiien fiuo 3u ieosr sa.
gesJett gu haben. 8rildes Eager itets OIL
5apt iolpie @eiue, 9iquore uno Si9arren.
Oie NIT meinem SotsI berbuibene Baderei
liefsrt Elm por3iieIides 8adwsrt unb uerosn
ale Beltelnnsen prompt unb biIlis beiorat.
Grant Stetter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27
Tmr WIS WIEN HOusrrrrrua.

Tmr Vas WIEN Horsrrrrrua.
DRupert IN THE MIDST OF . CHEER.
LESS AID pEsoLArE HOME BECAUSE
CASH RULED AND cREprf Was Az TN
KNOWN FACTOR IN THE AFFAIRS OF
LIFE
HAPPILY FOR THE HONEST x.r.ox ov
TODAY OUR
RoUITABLE
LOOKING. ONLY To her COMFORT AND
RECOGNIZING THE LOFTY STATION SHE
OCCUPIES. LOADS HER WITH ITS BRNE.
FACTIONS. PLEASED TO SHARE WITH HER
SMALL PORTION OF HER
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS
UNTIL DEBT. OTHERWISE rNsuFrrR.BLE.
is CANCELLED WITH SCARCE ANY kxowI-
EDGE OF ITS EXISTENCE.
REASON AND GOOD JUDGMENT NOW IN
sPIRE PURCHASE. WHILE HONOR AND
GOOD WILL ARE ACCEPTED IN FxcY.Sat
FOR PARLoR. DINING AND bed ROOM FUR
N1TURE.
CARPETS - DRAPERIEs,
STOVES.
TOILET AND DINNER SETS
WORKS OF ART.
HoUsr & HrRRu.s~s
CASH AND CREDIr HOUSES
81. 0ls. ssl AND y,3 7rHsE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

The grade crossing manslauahter at Hyatts-
vile. on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. IN
which two more lives were sacrificed, is another
lesson To the American Legislator and the rail-
road itself The case is directly in point The
two men were crossing the road in q wagon. II
. whistle WAS blown il was not heard by per-
sons in the vicinity Not only so. the gateman
had left and no light was barning AL the cir
cumstances showed negligence. Even if the
smpioyes at the road were entirely exempt
from responsibility the road would not be ex
snpt. for ii should long ago have abolished
crossings on the level at least IN the cities and
villages through which IL passes This work rs
public necessity to which the roads should nc
longer be permitted to shut their eyes an a
poekets