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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04

de sym pathy of de hentire community.
| Crooked Nose Dave was sneak cen town
two, tree das Ii .fter an shes look like
whip dog De feeling 'sI!nst dem cen
Pea Soup Lake ees very bitter an ole
John say shes going to sue Dave for
| damage cause Dave was brought her
wife back 10 Yea SOUP Lac hinste ad
/ OF keep INN On d. CInadah side. DE
affair was create great sensat on cen
Pea Soup Lake society circles where
ole Johns an Crooked Nose Dave hal
ways leen o. de swim. Ert was halso
rumor dat ole John was going to shoot
Dave mt frs sight an since den Dave
| haint been show W on de stree. hexcept
two, tree times When shes sneak cen
de bpck door OF Pete Parvonjay's
saloon.
Johns wife what haint recognize by dc
i'm de steele of Pea Soup Lake stree d,
heopement. She was huttend dc bali
here de oltler night what was give 10y
Long san A chanibeau an her wife
when date daughter Juil wa, make his
debut, Ole Johns wife was snub hout.
right by Salt Pork PapineAu an Miss
Hangelique Marcue. Dis was make ole
Johns wife mad to b. snub like dat al
she was kick Hangelilue clear across de
room. Dis WAS create good deal hex
element an come near broke up dc
dance bit de haifIir was finally settle
an Salt Pork Pdpineau was challenge
ole Johns wife to tigjt duel de mex
mor;,ing ut SIN rise. De choice OF
weapon was leave to ole Johns wife an
very heasly mex morning he was on
deck wid tea kettle full of hot water
but Sa Pork Papneau didn't show
up.
Oats lie houly excitement we been
had cen Pea Soup Lake dis week.
Hev'y ting ees dali here an de people
feel preatly ;lind gn.nt dat Kongrass
eaint kill dat Sherman Bill what ees
create so much trouble eed Pea Soup
Lake. Eef Grover ees going to let
Sherman Bill got corner on all de silver
an run DE- country de people like to
know Get. Eef Grover ees going to
kill Sherman Biil Why haint she done
eet an' stop monkey like dat. Eef she
cant kill Bill Wig she haint had Bill
stick on top de koupty Jail hinstead of
let her make all dis trouble? Oats
what we like to know, by gosh. De
voter of Pea Soul Lake Railways been
had great confidence i'll Growers liability
an eef she haint dispose of Sherman
Bill purtay quick dey'll commence to
t'ink dat Bill ees better man dan Gro
yer.
De PEOPLE OF Pea Soup Lake ees like
to know who dat Sherman Bill ees any
how? Nobody never been hear bout
Bill cen PeatSopp Lake before. Now
all de talk ees boat sherman Bill.
Capt Joe LaPont says shes secon'
cousin to John Sherman hut Get look
kin s,rau ut jobu Sherman ees
shame Of her relation But Captain Joe
SAYS dat, bee .u,e Sherman Bill been
keep company wild jerry Simpson an
Mistni q peffar az Governor Waite Of
Kolorado. Captain joe says eef she
had secon usn what do Ia, shes be
shame to own de ielashun to.
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04
Tho HessIan Ey.

The Hessian fly is so called because
4 was supposed to have been brought
from Germany during the revolution
sry war in wheat imported for the
use of the Hessian mercenaries in the
British army. 1t has traseled west at
the rate Of fifteen or twenty miles n
year.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04

the extra session viii run right along
mp To the beginning OF tie regular ses-
sion. IL l. noN.'". pect u that the new
tariff I'LL vii probably 10. eady about
November 20 and an atiemp; will
prob ID y he u, lie "a e"on n. iir NooI-
hees Il! - u POS d Q. II take Il
recc.s 1T ,l.!a
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1898.

The President has sent to the senate
the name Of Edwin F. Uhl, of Grand
Rapids, to be assistant secretary Of
state vice Josiah Quincy, resigned.
The nomination will undoubtedly be
confirmed, and Michigan be honored
with position scarcely less important
than cabinet appointment.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04
TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss OF appetite relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. %
cents per package. For aaie l,s druggists.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04
or CIRCUIT COURT.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. I =,
Twelfth ,Judlral Circuit. \

STATE OF MiCHluANs -
Twelfth Judlrul Circuit.
do hereby lin and appoint. the terms ior
holding the Circuit curt IN ana i0i ine
several counties composing me IWeiitn
Judicial Circuit rs follows for the years 1871
''"" ''' COUNTY OF BARAGA.
First TUESDAY IN January.
Third Tuesday IN April,
First Tuesday In july.
First Tuesday in October.
COUNTY OF HOUGllTON.
"hlrd Monday IN january.
Fourth Monday III Aprll.
First Monday IN August,
First Monday IN November.
COUNTY OF KEWEENAW,
Second Tuesday IL January.
second rurslay' in July,
Second TursdiS IL october
Given undermy hand n iI2iIghion on TINS
sixth day of september, 4. y; i'Gi;
'''>'" WV WM. u. WILLIAMS.
4OwI OF uit Juuec
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04
Don't Tobacco spit OF Smoke Year Life
Away

l. the truthful startling title OF u little book
that tells ali about NO-tO-bar, The wonderful,
harmless Guaranteed tobacco habit cure.
The cost Is tritllng and the man who Wants 10
risk i'm using "No-to-hac." sold by all drug
rists Book AT drug stores or by mail frce.
Address the sterling Remedy Co, Indiana
Mineral Springs Ind 81 yr
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04
ohamber,ain,. Eve and Skin Ointment

Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granusted Eye Lids, Sore Nipples Piles
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and scald Head,
% cents per box. For sale by druggists.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04

Ole John Teho's
wife what becu he
lopc wid Crossed
Nose Dave bout
tree yeek ago was
return to Pea Soup
Lake one day dis
eek. Ole john got
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04
SOUTH SHORE TIME TARIp
In effee: August ~, iqe ~
FROM AND TO EANsr
IEANINE

FROM AND TO EANsE.
LEAVING.
LAKE SUPERIOR LIMITED
L'AnSe l0:s5 Il. m, daily with ~ leaves
Bufrct Sleeping car through wi,bon, wagner
via Michigan Central II. X. al.r,yina mango
T:ln q. ~. connecting on SunT, Detroh
with q. u. &. !. r.. II, at Markinaw only
Grand i.aplGs and the south. lily for
matte daily. az Trout lake Nyi,l 500 junction
pres, Tor Manis,ique and Gll i>lnne Line ex-
LOCAL PASSENGEi; loayr. la,
u. IA. daily except Sunday for u,r,seS :b
connecting for Chicago. MilWaIiEcs ,uunette
points south with the NJ. &, \ isv an. ana all
pion and the {. 4 N. W. KY NJ NGeanI,n1on am'
ARRiNING.
LOCAL PASSENG VIZ oul of ue,,,,....
$50 II. m. connecting M Nealmrr MIN e I've
G.. * y. NV 1T Champion vi II iha lhe
~. L. Il. H.. from Chicago and NiilwaaiG
arrives ut l. hnse l2:5 p. m. daily , suSee
sunday. 'Noept
LAKE SUPERIOR iIlIrED ,,,,
through Wagner Busf, I Sleeping ear or WIN "
Detroit G:N y. IN. via Miligul Central y y
connecting with G.h. 4 itl, R.at Nh k i, u.
City, daily except Moa,ttt iro.n t;ranMs
RAPID, and the Soutn, a.riy : I. mise ' s!sa
y. IN. daily. W"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-11-04
PETE PAREAU.
Pea soup Lake Aristocracy
Shocked.
Why t4"hn sherman Opposes the Law that
bears his Name.

PEA Soup LAKE, Men.
'Octobaire; II tl,ue, lis yer.
My DEAs i.KoirAIRg:
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13
 @ 9th
 Week. Great Dissolution
 Sale.
Howe StetsOn.
 NEW HAVEN.
 Comparison is to us--not OdiOus, but decidedly grat- flying. We invite and en- courage such. Our portals are wide open, and we bid you all q hearty welcome
Reliability Counts.

1 Black Waterproof Japanese f1abutai Silks, 26 inches wide, at 55c per yard-sPecial bargain.
 Black Surah Silks, B inches wide, at soc per yard, worth 68c. Finest quality All Wool Black Henriettas, 46 inches wide, inn ported, at $l.oo per yard, actu- ally worth $l.38.
 Just for this week we will-sell the best soc Black Serge at 39c per yard.
 100 gross fine White Pearl Buttons, all sizes, at LOG per dog. The regular retail prices from $ to 200.
 5000 Seeley's new Stamped Patterns, including latest designs for buttonhole work, at 8 and SC each, actually worth 10 to 35c. Great sale of Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, from 75c to $5.oo each. Special drives in Fancy Shades, at SIPS and $1.68 each.
 Ladies' Genuine Swiss Under vests at 17c each. Match them at 25c if you can.
 Few Pattern Dresses left at $7.5o, $lo.oo and $15.oo each, reduced from $l2,oo, $l7.oo and $25.oo.
 Ladies' 8-Button Suede Mous- quetaire Gloves, our own inn portation and selected shades, for this week only you can buy them at $l.l9. Our regular price $l.5o.
 Navy Blue Storm Serges at 39c, soc, Csc, 75c, $l.oo, $l.1o and SIPS per yard-all reliable numbers and all wool.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13
LODGED.

Death, taxes and the sprays from street sprinkler are all hard things to dodge Troy Press. s
 The modern landlord doesn't get fright ened when he gees the handwriting on the wall. He just gets mad.-Bufalo Courier.
 When e girl has two strings to her bow 1t simply means that If she may not with one she will knot with the other.-Phils- delphia Times.
 The author who sent to an editor "a story of his own oomposure" didn't add much to the editors stock of tranquility. Lowell Courier.
 Exaeting Father-James, how are you getting along with that job of wood split tingi Rsbellious son-Pm making about three knots an hour.-Detroit Free Press.
 Mrs. Brown-George, have you seen that china I have been paintings MT. Brown Yer; heard you say you wanted 1t fired, : 80 I let 1t 20 out of the window at cal last night.-Harvard Lampoon. "Your wife Is run down, that's all. Pvs prescribed Jamaica rum and honey. ThatI bring her around.n "Jamaiea rum and
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13
FASHION NOTES.


Another Dreaded Style Threatens.
 There is trace of the hated and detesta- ble chignen now and then, and such an example ss that here pictured is not un- becoming. The big, rounded low coil is pretty under soft shade hat that is big brimmed at the back as well as in front. Sdch hat seems to need some filling up at the back and the chignon style of coil does 1t. Another advantage of the chig non Is that it's bulk and width enables one to gather in the lately grown out bang that Is not long enough to reach the more grace fully compact psyche sort of coil. Also the chiRnon presents surface of smooth hair. You do not see the turn of the coil
 it is a sort of rolled over effect. Now hair that is all different lengths as from the various cuttings for bangs, sides and locks during the paesing of the fashions will not lend itself tidily and smoothly to the coil that is twist or knot of hair. A degree of smoothness is demanded now
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13
| 9th l Week. |GPeat Dissolution Sale.
 nrnnarp6 fnr
Fresh Values Every Day

Another lot of Black, Cream 1 White and, Ecru Laces, all new desirable styles, at 12c, 15c, l8e and 25c per yard. Real value just double these prices. 2s pairs Scotch Lace Cur. tains, large sizes, $2.48 per pair. regular $3.5o quality.
 Genuine Guyot Suspenders BIC per pair, for this week only.
 Lot of Gents Fancy Night Shirts reduced to 35c, worth from 90 to 68c.
 Special drive in Ladies' Shirt Waists, viz: 62 dozen fine Per- cale Waists, manufacturers price SAYS per dozen, at 35c each greatest bargain of the season.
 Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose at oc per pair. Cheap in price, but not in quality. This is the greatest hosiery drop this season. Compare them with l5c goods elsewhere.
 A Corset for 45c. We have one case of summer Corsets, of no ordinary quality, that must be yours this week. The price guarantees that. Purchase early, as they will last but a few days.
 The sale has dropped our An derson Scotch Ginghams, and they tumble from 25c to 15c per yard. Very choice line of styles and great bargain for the pur- chasers.
 A case of 32-inch, Figured Lawns, beautiful styles in dark and light colors, the coolest and most desirable cotton fabric made. We first thought to run them at 15c, but second thought makes the price 12Hc per yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13
Queer Russian Religious Scots


 N. Tsakni, Russian writer, has pub lished an interesting work entitled "Queer Religious Scots of Russia" from which 1t appears that there are not less than fifteen million followers of insane and cranky mo- tons in the empire of the cEsr. These communities of devout and deluded beings are constantly being enlarged in spite of all efforts made to the contrary by the gov ernment.
 One of these scots Is known as the "Run- swsys." As soon as they embrace the new faith they fly from their villages and towns, destroy their identity as much as possible, and henceforth live as savages "The Christs" are another curious sect They worship each otherI The chief cere monies are 8 crazy species of dancing, yelling as loudly as possible, and pounding stones with sticks.
 The "Skoptsys" believe in self -mutila- tion, but will not submit to smputstion, even though 1t would save live. Like the without iutermission.
 the "Dumb Boys" Why they are called Dumb Boys no one seems to know, but 1t is e curious fact that the scot is composed of both sexes, old men being in the ma jority. It is claimed that some of these aged patriarchs have not spoken in fifty years, although perfectly able to do 90 did they 30 desire.
 ''The Suicides" are @ scot led by II. Souckeclif, who breaches self destruction ss an absolute necessity to salvation. He Is very eloquent, and 1t is said that he often leaves church with a dozen sui eide remains strewn about the floor.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13

in hair dressing. It will no longer do to gather lot of short ends and frizz them,
 pin them together and call 1t 6 psyche.
 There must be e coil and 1t is not pret-
 ty if it is all rough with short ends, or if there is paint brush effect right In
 the middle of 1t, from an evil minded
 short end that simply won't go any
 where. The chignon effect will do away
 with all this, and 1t may be wise to adopt 1t while at least your hair grows to some
 practical length and evenness. The pre-
 vailing style of big eleeves and sloping shoulders, and softly falling drspery or lace over the bust and sleeves, all lend it. i self to harmony with the ehignon. So,
 if you are going to adopt 1t, do so at once while it will be the least trying. It allows 8 soft fulness at the side of the head, and even @ chopped of side look
 ness, if it has only to go just behind the ear to be caught into the chignon and so
 held in place. FLoRKTTK.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13
LOVE AT THK FAIR.

|
 l Of course Cupid, that pretty little chap
 with bow and arrows and no clothes, would
 be at the Fair. Hs Is everywhere where human beings come together, and he knew very we'll that at the Fair he would have as good a chance as any exhibitor to show what he could do So he is there and as tonishing people by his strange antics. He is evidently feeling funny, for in the Mid way Plsisanoe be has madea Samoan show man fall desperately in love with Nor wegian girl in the beauty show, and 8 Mohammedan muezAin in the Cairo street is "stuck" on fascinating American cash girl. But this is nothing to the joke the naked little scamp played on a German waiter, supposed to be baron in disguise He made the baron surrender to the charms of Wong Pong, who played the part of kings daughter in the Chinese theater. And 1t was not until the baron had quite lost his heart and head that he found out that his lovely Wong Pong was Q man. It is said that when Cupid had done this feat he felt consoled for his failure to pierce the armor of the members of the Board of Lady Managers of the Columbian Exposition and the members of the Wo- mems congress.
 Oh yes! Love is at the Fair, as busy as bee. He is doing freakish and funny things. but he is also doing his legitimate and useful work. He finds in the marvel lous and romantic White City myrisds of unarmored hearts, many of which are even inviting his pleasing and tormenting wounds. At these he shoots his darts, which can pierce the birds in the air, the fish in the sea and the gods on Olympus. By and by there will be weddings galore, and then children, or divorces, or both. But 1t must be. "LoveI who lightest on wealth, who makest thy couch in the soft cheeks of the youthful damsel, and roam est beyond the sea and mid the rural cots, thee shall neither any of the immortals es- cape, nor men, the creatures of Q day."
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13
No Fear or CrInoline.

Paris Correspondence of the London Truth.I
 dcn't believe that there Is any danger
 of 8 revival of crinolins. Life Is now so
 much freer in the fashionable world than
 it was in the fifties and the sixties. There
 were then no lecturers who were fAyorites
 of the fair at the Sorbonne and the Col
 lege of France. Elegantly dressed women
 did not jump into tram-oars, or in fine
 weather enjoy the prospect of the streets
 from the roof-seats of these vehicles. The
 public that went to hear the debates in
 parliament was a small one compared to
 what 1t Is now. Crinoline would be out of the question in the now overcrowded tribunes. There was no flying of to the Riviera in the decades I speak of, or, if things were not there to one's liking, run ming further on to Egypt, or mayhap to | India. The quantities of trunks that q | fashionable lady dragged about with her when she went to Compiegne or Fontsine- bleau would be thought now uncomfortable. There were then whole regiments of impe- onettes, to take charge of boxes and band boxes, and bring them to the rooms marked out for their owners. The thing is now to have toilettes the least cumbersome that can be made I have seen lately several really elegant dresses and lots of other wearing apparel slowed into portmsntesu without being creased. To have 6 qusnti- ty of baggage when one goes to a health resort or 8 watering plsce Is to be at the
 mercy of hotel keepers. The ladies of the
 empire did not care what they spent, be-
 cause the bills they ran mp were general ly paid out of the treasury. Extrsvsgsnt women must now draw the line some where.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13

MRS. HARRIET WAMPLER iicSS, dCpfCs- sion, and everything that was horrid. I tried many doctors in different parts of the U. S., but L1afa E. Pfnkhanz's Tege- fable ComspOnna has done more for me than all the doctors.
 T feel it my duty to tell you these facts that you also may be cured. My heart is full of gratitude to Mrs. Pinkham." - Mrs. .Haryiet Wam4Lev, 5o7 Ra- sofa Block, Minneapolis, Ninn.
 All druggists sell il. Address in eonhdsnee, LYDIA E. PIsKuAM MED. Co, LYNN, hAss.
 Mrs. Pinkham,s Liver Pills. 25 cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13
JEW HAVEN CONN. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE l3. 1s93

honeyi By love, doctor, Pm feeling soxte, run down myself. ."-P. and s. 8. co. z Bul letin.
 New Cook-Pm told the missus want, things in th' high toned, fashionable style Sure, I'm afraid I won't suit, for it's only plain cookin' I've done. Old Cook-It'a aisy enough. Make iverything taste loike something ilss.-Tit- Bits.
 Mrs. Neversee-What made you tsll me he was the carver of his own fortune, when he got every dollar he has by marrying an heiressi Neverses-Humphl He had to out out half dozen fellows to get her, didn't hei-Buhslo Courier.
 "How do you know that this is the same blind man you helped beforei This may be an old fraud" "John, how perfectly heartless and suspicious you men all are. Didn't you notice he knew me half block away.-Chicsgo Inter Ocean.
 A private soldier, walking arm-in-a arm with his sweetheart, met his sergeant when about to enter @ cheap restaurant. He re- spectfully introduced her to him: "Ser- geant, my sister," "Yss, yes," was the reply, "I know; she was mine once. ."-Le Littoral.
 The Elder-I noticed that Mrs. Van Vests father died the other day and left AASA Q Ros oA Ahhu Oub III ohkotos 1uPPOhc she will separate from Van West now The Younger-Separate; why sol The Elder-She will have very good grounds for a divorce, you see.-Brooklyn Life.
 The feeling of superiority in the sterner sex Is inborn. Mamma, do you think you'll go to heavenp said Jack thoughtful ly looking into his mothers face. "Yes, dear, if Pm good" said the little mother, cautiously, wondering what would come next. "Then please be good, for papa and I would be SO lonesome without you."- Kate Fields Washington.
 In one of the Sunday schools at Olympia is little Chinese boy who takes great in- terest in all the proceedings. When i'm pressed with the proprieiy of bringing a nickel to put in the contribution box he promptly responded, but as he parted with 1t he asked: "What fo'f" The kind teacher replied: "It's for Jesus, my dear" The second Sunday the same question and the same answer. The third Sunday the same, but now the little Celestiars eyes opened with esrnestness e, he further asked: "Jesus sllus bloksi' The reply of the teacher Is not recorded. ed.-Portland Oregon ian.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13
Poker Pictures.

Itrom the Lonoon Stanuero.I
 What, for the sake of distinction, may be called the genuine poker picture, was, however, always executed on wood of suf- ficient thickness to withstand the rather severe discipline to which 1t was subject. ed. It was sometime before experience
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13
My Siek Sisters,

"Let me tell you something. "I have no motive other than to do you good.
 For years have been al most a constant sufferer from female trouble in all its dreadful
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13

forms: shoot ing pains all O V c r m y body, sick he ad ch e, spinal weak ness, faint ness, dizzi-
 1
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13

The orange growers of Florida expect e crop of 6,0O0, 900 boxes this year. Last
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13

Miss Ellen Beach Yaw of New York, a young woman not out of her teens, is said to be able not only to sing high O but also to sing D above the high D. With such voice and such a name she ought to be able to attract some attention.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13

Use Platt,s Chlorldes to Disinfeet the house drains, water closets, stables, etc.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13
EDITORIAL NOTES.

A Boston paper ssys in its commercial report that molasses is in good movement. It does move little easier than it did last winter.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-13

years crop was s,sOo,oOo boxes. The Florida fruit exchange is planning to market considerable part of this years crop in England and other foreign coun- krfa
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