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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07

Tie Northern Pacific are now running dining
cars between Seattle sad Portland on trsins
leaving Seattle daily at q m aud leaving
Portland daily q, o. H. This service Ia ae-
guowiedred 80 be unsurpassed.
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The Canadian Pacific ssiii Holds onS
CHICAGO. Dec. d-It 10 she belief here
ths. there 10 no possible chance OF adjust
Ing frzuscontinensai passenger rate
troubles until after the close OF the Cali
fornis Msdwinssr fair. The Canadian Pa
cihc has rot gone into the conference, and
for some weeks 20 come will not. With the
Canadian Pacific out restoration Of rates
IL hardly q possibility
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Looking for Cashier Beais.

Sheriff Nunan. of Island county. came
down from CoupeviIle last evening TO look
for Cashier Thomas S. Beals, of the Island
c ounty bank. whose erratic course has
given him considerable notoriety of late
Mr.. Nunan had reason to believe that
Beals was located somewhere in this city,
and spent the evening searching for him.
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south Afric. Gold Fields.

domestic remedy. 3. & s. Homeopathic
Cough aud Group syrup For sale by ell drug
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Fal.ss.ssa eosee. hosea. Aasa,ssns 3 Co.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-03-11
Dissolution OF Copartnership.

Dissolution OF CopartnershIp.
Notice is hereby given that the co
partnership heretofore existing be
ween Martin Galliger and jacob
Kitz, under the firm name of CALI
ger & Kitz, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent.
The tailoring business will be con
Quoted by M. Galliger who assumes
all liabilities and will collect all &C
counts due the firm. Also said CALI
ger hereby agrees to fulfill all con,
tracts made by ]. Kitz & Co., and will
conduct the suit club as before.
M. GALLIGER.
J. KITz.
Baraga, Mich, Feb. IA, 1893.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-03-11
Wanted,

Agents to sell onr choice and hardy
Nursery Stock, We have many new
special varieties, both in fruits and or
namentals to offer, which are controlled
only by US. We pay commission or sal
airy. Write us at once for terms, and
secure choice of territory.
May BROTHERS, NURsERYMEN,
49-w10 Rochester, N. Y.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-03-11
Runaway.

The Houghton correspondent of the
Mining Journal gives the following
particulars Of couple of truant boys
John Folkner and Floyd Comstock,
two lads about twelve years OF age. ran
away from the mission at Baraga on
Sunday last. They Walked up to New
tonville and took the train from there
changed cars at Houghton and Han
cock and went to Lake Linden. The
next day they returned to Hancock and
some one, thinking something was
wrong, telephoned to sheriff Dunn who
sent deputy. sheriff Thomas after them
They were brought to the Jail and Civ.
en- square meal, the first they had had
since leaving Baraga. On being ques.
toned they told different stories, one
claiming he lived at Marquette and the
other saying he was from Negaunee
but neither could give any reason fol
being here. They finally broke dowr
and confessed that they had run away
Judge Dooling has written to the mis-
sion to know what shall be done with
the truants.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-03-11

Rand, McNally and Co., l66 Adams
st.. Chicago, ILL.,, desire local man
ger to take the management OF the
sale Of their new Universal Atlas.
Anyone desiring pleasant and profit
sable position would do well TO write
them. 2m3
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-03-11

Chair seats at harness shop.
For toilet soaps go to s. T. Harris &
Co.
s. u. Davenport spent Monday last
ut O'Brien and Even.
Very latest STYLES ON shades in neck
wear ut j. Go ttliebson & Co.'S.
Dry slab wood rs cents per cord at
Funke's mill. 35-tf.
j. Ross, VIM. Brown and VIM. Nc
Arthur left Wednesday eve for Mar
quette.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. LaDue, of Mar
quette, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs,
Ormsby.
The two boys who ran away from
the Mission were caught at Hancock
and returned this week.
The snow is disa ppering very fast
this warm weather, and there are in
aications of an early breakup.
Mr.. Henry Gareaux returned from
Bay City where he has been visiting
the past three months, last Monday.
JOS. Bosch & Co.'S Export" beer is
guaranteed absolutely pure and to
contain no drugs or chemicals. Try it.
For sale in all saloons.
A crowd Of Newtonville girls came
down on the evening train last Satur-
day for few hours, returning on the
9:45 train which was an hour late.
This town is beginning to pick up
now, and everything is looking bright
for a good season. Lots of r1en are
coming in every day, which makes it
lively for the merchants,
Mr.. @. Johnston, of L'Anse, has put
stage on the road between Baraga
and L'Anse, making three round trips
day. Fare 25 cents. This is quite
an accommodation to the public.
VIM. Kitz has returned from Chicago
and Milwaukee where he purchased a
large stock of Clothing, boots, shoes,
hats and caps in the latest styles.
Watch for his new ad. next week.
Mr.. w. J. Dawson. of Detroit, was
in town few hours last Friday, sell
lots in st. Clair Heights, suburb of
Detroit. Mr.. Dawson is making quite
u success of the real estate business.
Mrs. A. Hollister, who has been
visiting her son, Mr.. H. H. HOLSTER,
returned to her home in Duluth last
Monday, and was accompanied by
Mrs. H. 81. HOLSTER who will remain
there couple of weeks.
The Superior Stock" beer, brewed
by JOS. Bosch & Co., of the Torch
Lake Brewery, has the reputation Of
being the purest and best in the mar
ket. For sale in oil saloons in Baraga
and L'Ause. Call for it.
Baraga citizens held caucus the
other evening and put the following
ticket in the field for the village cleo
ton next Monday: president, Anthony
Girard; trustees, Martin Burg, Albert
Anderson and Byron Glover; clerk.
Spencer d. Davenport: treasurer,
Hugh Nesbitt; street commissioner,
Henry II. Hollister; assessor. John
Golden; constable, Eugene Brown
poundmaster, Peter Girard, 1t is
said that another ticket has been
nominated which is the same as the
above except that John Funk, VIM.
L
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-03-11
NOtIce.

Having decided to discontinue house
keeping offer my HOUSEHOLD goods for
sale very cheap. Call at Norton's
block over Gallagher's store.
Mrs. s. L. QuAcKENBUsH,
Baraga, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-03-11
BARAGA.

NoTICE.-The Baraga department of the
L'ANSE SENTINEL Is under the care and
management of Harry Coddington. All COM
municatiOns and local notices intended for
publication on that page should be addressed
to him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-14

Newspaper in the land ruhish'd long
descriptive articles, many written
days before by special cofruspondents,
anu accompanied by cuts 4 the Tenn
pie aud the portraits Of many OF the
church authOfiticP. The fact that
from 10000 10 10000 persons VIII
visit this beautiful building before
the deJicatory services are concluded
announces to tho world the progress
and advancement Uf tiis "peculiar
people" and that there must be- some
underlying principle and vir.us thai
attracts men from all lands and climes,
iading them h testfJ II the truth Of
ho cause they have vHpOusej. This 10
ncomprchenslble TO the average sec
trlan mind, for when they deny
iOd's power, how can they exepect to
comprehend his purpose? but they
ueing the good works Il others may be
cad 10 q Contemplation Of Gods teach-
ngst and to an investigation Ct the
causes Of the sincerity and the ur-
coasing labofs Of that despised denom-
inAtlon, who prOclaims the restoration
Of the everlasting q spel. Already
are Inquiries being made anu
attention being concentrated on
the land Of Iiou." have
perused papers from AlNbsms, Chlca.
20, Ka sas City, New York and from
all parts OF Michigan, and with the
exception Of one or two Instances 4,
would bs impossible 10 imprOve on the
accounts given Of the Temple and the
circumstances under which It has teen
erected. Surely "God WORKS In mys.
tcrlous way HIS wonders 10 PERFORM"
for who would have imagined the
enemies OF the Lattor.dRy Saints
horaldlng afar praise and commenda'
lion Of thoir sincerity aud integrity
publishing 10 this world their ttiumphs
over a1veuiiy; aud proolniming tho
celebration OF tho most glorious event
In thelr history, the successful ter.
mlnati0n Of forty year, toll aud ex-
pectnncy; an event concentrated by
two weeks rejoicing and Thanksgiving
Tor the blesslbgB Of an Allwise Father.
The world will have no further excuse
for asking "Afe there any Mofmous
lott la Utal2 Have they given up
their religlou2 Have they all gone to
Mexico2D SAM. q. KINu.
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mlseeIIaDeouS Works.


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pagos, isc.
iIead-Hooh % uefcrenoa to Tho hl.,or,
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The Fan Of the Gveat Republic. ny III
Henry standlah ooverdAls. gse,
martyrdom Of Joseph Standing. ~,
John Nicholson. CSC.
Items ON Priesthood. By Prs-idsn, John
Taylor, iOc.
Tho Hook OF Jasher, clo'h Gut siIe,
Leather duL tsia.
Temples. Descriptive and historical sketaho. a
ancient and modern sserod ediaas.. with an
Appondlz, giving an account OF Tho laying Of
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Aprnt, is0l, Paper, ioe.
Dictionary OF che Book OF sIorzsa,
cloh, N.is, ont. u.75.
History Of the uormons, Go.
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rho LIFE aud Lz>ors OF Elra "a. sr-rs
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,. =. Newman, W which Is sided uarcs dis
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Pratt George A. Smith and Goo. v Cannon.
SO
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Sodl NJ. 81. siedaii, pE1sa, Paper, 40
A Review Of Tho Decision of uis supreme
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Reynolds, by George o Cannon, aSe-
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rho Preceptor, by John Nicholson, ssr.
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Found Paper, -, Cloth, s0' ont n'co-
angel % she Prafrfea; or Dream ct th'
Future ny P, ?, Fran, io,,
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AMERICAN Fork. March 90, 1893
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Salt Lake CITY:
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WELLS, FARGO & co. s
BANK.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH
EsiabiisAsd, 1859.

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John Z. Sheridan, the original widow o. Brien
OF the amusing farce-comedy, Fun on the Bris-
tol," win soon make his appearance In The old
familiar play - the Seattle theatse. The farce
has been made mp 70 suit the modern idsa and
viii b presented BY some clever peopla
John Ststson's company Of players from the
Globe thsafer. Boston. will present for the Arst
time here. at the Seattle theater, April IL, "Ths
Crust Of Society,"" An adaptation Of Dumas' csle-
bfatod comedy. "Le Demi- Monde" which has
made the greatest success Of the theatrical year.
The original County Fair company. with
Nsii Burgess and the same people who appeared
In the quaint play in New YORK, together with
al the scenery aud paraphernalia used in the
Esstsrn production, will b sesn 1t the Seattle
thsaser during the month Of May. The play viii
be put on for one weeks engagement
At the Ballard opera house. next Wednesday
evening, little Edna Kelly, the clever child
actress, who holds such . warm place In the
hearts Of seattle thsatsr gosrs. viii b . promi-
nens figure In performance to b given By
clever professionals and amatsura The curtain
raiser will Be .Edna's Burglar" in which the
youthful actress has already made . hit Ct ssv.
eral metropolitan performances. Mayor A. T.
Pretty. Of Ballard. and John Wallace, Of this
city, viii be in the cast In the comedy that
follows. "Uncondittonal Surrender" Marguerite
D'Estes, clever actress; Nettie Perrin and
Others, whose abilities are we'll known, will
have parts.
Miss Eleanor Barry, leading lady OF the
Olympic company, Tacoma, has concluded her
engagement with the management, and will
leave for New York tomorrow. Miss Barry was
very popular in Tacoma, and will b heartily
missed By . large circle Of friends II 10
rumorsd that Miss Barry will shortly make
starring tour through the East with her own
company. seattle friends join with Tacoma Cd
mirefs In Wishing her success In vhasovoe
venture she may undertake She 10 . lady OF
unquestt0ned talent, and this will b recognised
wherever she goes BY Intelligent theater eoers.
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under consideration two plays for produc-
uon after Lent. The selection has not yet
been mada, bat will probably be announced
next week. A curtain raiser, written oy
resident Of Seattle, has been submitted to
the society for examination and will prob
ably b accepted.
The Liliputsans.
The Liliputians, Who achieved great
success 1t their first appearance in this
city two seasons ago. viii Be seen again
Wednesday and Thursday, March p and
q. at the new Seattle theater They will
present one Of their great successes, 1.-THE
Dwarfs Wedding" the comic opera in
four acts, which il full of life and comic
situations. The play, which has an in
teresting plot, gives each Of the little peo-
pie splendid chance 70 display their YER
satility. Franz Ebert and Adolph link
g ballet dancers. little Bertha jaeger as
imperial supervisor Of amusements, Mr..
Herman Ring. . court jester. and Miss Ida
Ashr, the charming soubrette Of the COM
pany. and Mr.. Max Walter 40 . pair Of
ardent lovers, will do much to keep the
audience In laughter from the first rise of
the curtain 70 it, final fall. The scenes of
the comic opsra are laid in the gold mines
OF Siberia and its imperial court Of the
Russian empire Of Peter the Great, at st.
Petersburg. The play il based on his
torical facts, and its costumes display
the bright national colors of Russia.
The ballet will have chance to display
their grace in the Amazon march and the
Russian national dance.
The company will be here for two nights
only; but to afford ladies and children an
opportunity to attend the Llliputions in
1.-THE Dwarrs Wedding" . matinee will be
given on Thursday afternoon. The adj
vance sale vii commence on Thursday,
March 16.
sole Olson'' at Turner Hall.
Manager Hanna and Manager Skunk
could not come to terms in reference to
the appearance Of 'OIe Olson at the new
Seattle theater, and it will therefore be put
on the stage of Turner hall tomorrow and
Tuesday night. Circulars have been sent
ont to all prominent Scandinavians, and it
10 thought that it will be largely patron
lied. ''Oie Olson" il the original Of all the
Swedish-American plays, and the hit it
made - . novelty prompted numerous
persons to launch upon the theatrical
sea number Of limitations. Despite this
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ihe rt,ent performances of the local
O1smatiS Society. followed by "Brutus,"
psn bf Tacoma amateurs, have given
Nhss miYat be called . bloom" in anna
var drsitatic work. This 10 . field quite
- valualSe as the sister arts Of literature
ana musS. considered from an educational
Poant Of; view, when conducted inteili-
tsauy srt with the idea of playing before
"a sudieSce drawn from the people at
spe Ttis audience induced to attend,
- doubt. partly by desire to aid Z chart
ss0'e eau,e. yet expects some return for
motey aside from the satisfac-
uon os giving such aid. To
'0fnlsh shss return, then. involves
sus ons the part of the performers and
wa )uofment in casting the play. A
ssc'nai kTinciple OF the dramatic society
enhes''Siing acceptance of any part by
msmbea and obedience To instructions.
49, the FAST Is made the " ork begins: the
uae ms iager has absolute charge Of re-
sA'sas AID he alone can criticise: any
escai'ar ssndering of lines or mannerism
aees'a''si is subject for correction. not
smasemest The stage manager makes a
.ssen OF ihe scenes needed and a list of
~ properties required. When Q per-
"anee Is given he sees that
ytnia.> IL in its place, that
sc':'r has the various articles
s ~ or the stage for his own business.
.aea thiy Is well looked after unfortun.
:" s'aatizns do not result. As an In.
e stage manager In an amateur
os"aiSe neglected IN put bell
k.,
r IVA aad Cad from the wings: "Call,
this the actor did. The
,Aht, who had been told 10 take the
-, ana lsace u surrep,itiouslv on the
80 sna change his lines to Ibid you
~" "f' Walked in balancing the bell on
:" oustN iched hand. and said: Did
H"s' ',tF The audience caught the
Soh q once and roared. The anna
se'oF ives his time and labor and re-
~ fftnrn such satisfaction as is de-
49,. reg conscious we.I-doing This
'" $ach public performance as is
- "e 3aooNe. In private theatricais.
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