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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-30

ullno na6 Der @mpfcblllng, Die mir
aus Dem Wtuuoe <sSbrer Graut loeben
gu 2beil 9emoroen it, lperoen Sie mir
o9ne 9Seiteres glauben, Oerr 8rofellor,
baB lucine Gliidpiinlhe aus aufrid)z
ti9em 6cr5eu folnmep
SSieGer CAB es elu Iei)r lebGafte8
Sdnoel6itteln, uno alS 0oftor 9lrtois
ii6 oisfret 5uriif5ieben ipollte, fonnte
Der Yrofelior alS b0Tli6er Wtann niht
umbin, nod fir cine 9Seile I'M bas
8ergnii9en ielner @eielll6aft 81 bitten.
@r bate Uiellei6t crmartet, OaB ser
lunse Wfann Die 9lufioroeruns fir oaS
ne1men miiroe, mas lie IN @irfli6feit
mar, ndnllih fir cine artige 0tebeusart
aber Ser Softor leiitete ser @iulabung,
gu bleiben, oDne 9SeitereS 6olse, mo
beuabm iiA 10 unbefan9en lpie Semalb,
Der lid auf alte Sreun6ibaftsre9te be-
ruien BARI. DaB er @bitb bdufiser,
als eS piellei6t unbebin9t nDtbig 9ene>
Ien mare, nit Dem pertrauten Gu"
anreOete, perllria6te Dem @rofellor, ipte
lebr ct aud bernii1t mar, eS 3u perberz
gen, erii1tli1 eiui9eS llnbe6asen, uno
@bitb ribtete binter 1eiltcm Giiden tptee
berbolt bittenbe glide auf 9(rtois, obne
oaB oieier Die ltumme Spra6e ibrer
9lu9en 5u Deriteben 16ien.
Das @eipra1 man0te lid auf bes
DoftorS bisberi9e Stellune uno auf
leine Blane fir bic na1lte 3ufunft.
Dentlider no6 als Supor 3eigte 1i6 Der
lei6te S6atten auf beS 8roieliors Sc
li9t, als er erfubr, oaB Der Sll9enb9e>
lpiele leiner 8raut oauerno in Ser
9anptitabt 81 bleibeu 9eoenfe, unb
ieine Otiene erbellte ii6 ni6t, ais
eoitb, binter ieiuen Sellel treteno, nit
einem un9emobuli6 meiden alan9e
ibrer i60nen, etrpaS buffet 9efarbten
Stimme la9te: rSie9uluno ipill Die
ofabenilde Saufbabn einl6la9en. llno
On loirit Old ein iDeni9 leiner annebS
men. llidt mabr? Inter Deinem mdds
tisen S6ube pirb er man9e 9dpiez
ri9feiten gelpiB lei6ter iiberwiuoen."
IS miro mid freuen, Deinenl
8reunoe niisli6 gu Ieill, laste er aus,
lpeidelo, yaber Du t6uit mir 5u ptel
gbre all, wenn On 9laubit, baB meine
@Onneri6aft BON 70 sroBem 8ertbe
lei. SeIaBe i'd wirtlid Die Mfaht,
mel6e 0u bel mir 3l Dermutben i6einft,
10 miiroe id lie 9efDiB f6on gu @unlten
meineS maderen llliltenten Diirin9bof>
Icn an9emellOet gaben, Dem i'd bon Ser
Sen eine re9t gldn5enoe 9aufbabn miill=
l6en mo9te.
aDHrilisboffen 2" fra9te 9(rtois, obne
[if bhrdl Die Siemli6 oeutli6e 9lbweiz
Jung perliimnlt su 5eigep. .8alentin
Diirin9boffen? 9Sie es mid freut,
Ben alainell beS braoen Snnsell luieoer
eianal Sn bOretl 0offentli6 9cbt es
inn reht aut?"
(Gprtietuns fplsD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-30
electric 8ttters.

Diei.s Setlm,tteI 1T 70 mObtbetannt unb 70 populdr
beDarf, Gae, bic es iemdls sebraudten, ifimme9
nit elm in ietn Sob. Cine reuere Olebtcn aiebt es
nt9t une es wirb 9arantie seletffet. ba6 iie Gues
le'tet, mas man ppn br periprt. electric 9itterS
BELT ale 2eben ber Sober unb bel 0teren e8 entfernt
Sei@pire, 3usi6las, Gabflus unb anoere Eolaen
iHreinen Slutes. @8 treibt bas Maldria Tttter
aus bem Spitem, benst bemielben ppr unb, BELT es
elbit in ben bartndftsiten Sdnen. G8 curirt appf=
i@merier, glutunbrans nab bem 3ppfe unb Wsia, dre
@eriuHe bas electric gttter8 Setluns wtrf sardntrt
Seer bas Selb jurn9seBablt. Brei8 per SlaS&e SO
Gents unp 81 in allen Qpotbeien 9BbpIe5ale Sci
GbDlpb Dreib, abompfun & s..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-30
Ser 1lteffe inter 6eu meil1pue

Ser dlteite unter ben meifens
br6betasten 9erass0eteranen, pel9e
in Der leBten @o1e in 8aco cine 3us
fammentunft eebabt baben, mar elm
Deuti6er, Carl Tortram BON 8renbm.
Ser 95idbrige Serr, Der aus Minben
in Wetpbalen fammt, 1T nod iutmer
bOn ether ungeipDbnli9en, f6rperlis
den unb seiiiigen &iiffigfeit unb @egs
iamfeit, bic allgemeines Staunen err
regt baben. 8on ben $50 Mitgliebern
Der 8eteranens@arbe, batten y in Der
San SaeintosS Sdla6t mitgefo9ten, Al
batten On anberen @efe9ten bes 2Lss
reiBungstampfe8 Don Mterifo tbeilgez
nOmmen unb beinabe ole waren bel
eiuem Der admpfe, tpeI9e Dor benz l..
Sannar bes Sabres 1887 itattsefunben
baben, betbeiligt gemeien.
- Die neue beutI9e Nnleibe fir 1853
Wtialonen Mart 1T nm 200 MiQionen
iiber3ei6net wprben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-30
04lle 0ell,igelt.
Roulam bun MeinbDlo ortmamm.
(Gprtiebuna.l


On bait alio selogeu, ais On mir
la9teit, OaB jeneS Slatt perni6tet let,
oaB On e8 nit eigenen Soanoen III Nide
uerbrannt babelt :"
sd bate Die feite 9lbli6t es gu
tbun; aber Der grief mar 10 tpobl pers
lpabrt, baB id) leiner lauae Belt bins
ourd) ear ntd)t mehr QebQffe. llub ais
er mir Dor aursem einnlal aufdllia in
bic SOdnoe fiel-liuu, oa aoq i'd es sod
Dor, i'm unperbrannt III laIien. 9Str
fOnnen ia nientals nit Beitimnltbeit
porauSleben, pel6e 8ebeutuna lelbft
eiu gerin9fii9i9er @eeenltanb utter ses
iuilien Verbdltnilien fiir bic @eitaltung
ltnieres 8aieins 9eminnen fann."
mDas beiBt: oieler Briei ioll mid
in Deine @elpalt bringett-ni6t tpa6r ?
DaS @ebeiinniB, in 6e6en 8eiis On
Did befiubelt, ioll mi9 5n Deiner
Sflapin MAIDEN? 2"
Doftor glrtois sog Die 96ultern ei1
lpeiiis in Die .60be uno la6elte. On
bait beute cine belonoere Norliebe fir
itarfe slusoriide, liebe Goitb! 9lnses
nommen ielbit, ib bdtte iptrflid Ste
glbiidt, irseno Del6en @ebrau6 BON
esm Sftele gu 'na9en.ipas fOnnte es
0tr am enoe ldaoenl SIT Defines
RroIenors slebe BON 10 i9ma6li9er
SSel9a1eggelf, Dap lle nl9t elnrnal btele
prooe pelfegen lpnroe =
,"er oarf .illelllals etfpaS oaoon er@
Iapfea.iilehals! ltno 0a maBt mir
oen 0rleI Surndgepen, Ste9auno
nog ge!lte ntuB6 Dn es tgun! 6oroere
Don nltr ols PrelS oafur, mas ON
ipllllt-aber la9e ntbt Jlein i
y@S fbut mir leto, oaB ib Dir oielen
tlelnen Dienlt nidt ertpeilen fann.
aoer lpenIt mir uus nun fiir INNER
trenllen ioasn, inodte i9 bod serne
tialge &C. flelne anoenten bebalten an Die
ylau'Igs Ssll, 9a .W lnl9 ool Str &C.
llsel gianute. uno 9eraoe ole foltoarlfe
,lIslileI Tt Seliqulell mare MIR unfer tstnsn
''HllIanosn Ieli.
0slanBeA erloille ols 9lode nno
Guy lngl geIt.g etlgrouen 5nlammet.
nDsI Plolellot .-St Dollte um 0lele
Slan0s Iolnnlen.-ltllo ilnlere Wob-
''uM9 pal nuf elaeh elllSl9eh ens9an9.
.Was loll ih inn lager lprnn CT did
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-30
(@inaefanht.l
Sedbite bres=&Omferens bes SeraS=
Siftrtfts Der Semtidben Gp. gg=
ttpNe ppN Npr0 Qlnterifn.


9lm 10. Qpril, 0prmittaes 10 lbr
beriammelte ii6 Der 5eras Diitrift in
benz biibi6en &ir9lein Der So. Sa.
lens @emeinbe an Der Bird @reef,
SurleiOn 60, Ger, gu benz gr0ffs
nnngsgottesbienit feiner 6. &onferens.
Die SDnobalprebigt mar Serrn paftor
S. Sans bon Oallas iibertragen tpors
ben, Der ii6 in tlarer, poblour6baf).
ter &ebe ieiner 9lufgobe gemaAIen
aei9te. I'm 2 llbr murbe bic erfe
SiBung bur6 ben ebrtp. prdioent pro
TEN, Paitor s. &niter, er6Hnet, ba Der
ebrw. prdlibent, Yafor 8. Sie9frieb,
um3agSbalber ben Difrift berlaI5en
bate. @s batten iiG eingefunben 81
ftimmbere9tigte @lieber, barnnter 16
paipren un6 Is Selesaten aus allen
Sbsilen bes Staates. 9ie borlieaenz
ben Seri6te Der Spnobalbeamten seug>
ten bon benz Wa6stbum Der Spno6e
unter bem Segen @ottes unb gaben
pdbrenb Der 8eipre6uns @eranlaKung
81 intereilanten Sebatten nnb barfte
man1er angeregte 8e0anfe 6ru4t brine
gen nnb ben Qufbau bes &ei6es @ot.
tes f6rberu, 3pei intereiante &sfes
rate tpurben berlefen, BON Baitor s..
gtagel, @elt, iiber Cue. 16.1-12.,
unb BON paitOr Sbeo. Sub, st. Wortb
iiber bic Grage: rWel9e @ortbeiIe biez
tet elmer @emeinbe ber NnI6luB an bic
@p. SDnObe2" 2eiber muBte tpegen
3eitmangels BON elmer sriinbli6en BE,
ipre6ung abgeieben tperben, Sen
beiben &eferenten nurbe Der Dant
bes 0iitrifts potirt. rt.-3mei @emeinben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-30

Srlfjt por5ubereiteli. Saourd) tperoeu bic
@ebeu nn6 beren Oauer betrdbtlit berntiu.
bert aud bef0roert es bic reiflife abion-
berang nabrbafter Mnttermilh fir bas ainb.
6ran Dora u. .@mtbrie BON Safleb,
SUertOn Co., &p., fdreibt: ,Als id) anfu9
Sbr "Favorite Prescription gu nebuieil,
ioar id) nid)t i'm Stanoe, aiif meinen 6iiBeil
iii feben obne Die ihredlidlfien Sdmef3er 3n
sronloen. Sett berrldte i'd ale SarSarbeit
fiir cine 6amilie bon adt Yerioreu felbft,
tpaide, fodle, bade u. I. IN, SD bin jeet
ttarter alS IN ben lebten iedlS SabreH. SIR
nFavorite Prescription" 1T bas Bette, mas
etne Gran oor ber Gntbiubuug nehmeu faun;
lpenigitenS mar eS bel mir TO. SD babe bel
allen meiuen ieds Gntbin6un9eu nie 70 peni9
gelltten, als betber lesteu; bas &lnO lit babel
bas geiinbefte bon alien feds. Terlhebene
Greunoiuuen, benen i'd ben @ebraud) bes Pre-
seripton anristp, babtn Disiebs GrFabrans stnaAt
mie TO-"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-30

SOpobl bas Guy Bier. pie
aud bas 6laidenblsr Der Gone
StQrz8ra ueEei erfreuen Ii6 els
ner tets 5unebmenDeu Seliebtbeit BON
Seiten Der bieIigen 8iertenuer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-30

6. Vobepils Il Co., @alb @ros
GERS. Grii6e @aaren, niebrige preiie,
prompte Nblieferung. Gin 8eriud en-
beten. 73S South 9llamo StraBe,
@de @amargo. s Selepbon 433.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-30

= S6Ou Ieit 10 Sabren gebraucbe
i'd gegen llnber6auIi9teit unb Maeens
bel9weroen nit itets guten @rfolgen
Or. auguit @0ni98 Samburser 5rp-
pfen.- .--9p. Weper. 8loOminstoa, 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-30

= 9aS Minilterium Der yieber>
lanoe bat reli9nirt, bu bic &esieruug
bel ben iilnsiten W0blen cine gfiebers
lage erIitten bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-30

- Cine 9emii6e auaIpie Der uerz
i6leoenen giere Der Gone 5tar
BRA uerei bat ergeben, baB bieEels
ben abfolut rein linb,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-30
Miitter

nno inn9e srauen,
bic balb gfutter tper.
ben ioaten ipiHen,
bab DIR. 9Bierce's
"Favorite Prescrip-
ton" bas Wlutter.
tuerbeu Der Qualeu,
Shreden ilno Sc
fabren fir Nfutter
nnb 8inb entfleioet,
inocnl es Der Natur
bilft, ben &0rper tiir
bic AbitoBuns ber
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9r. Slonoin. 3abnar3t, Office 209
Nlamo plasa. @as pirb qnaemaubt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-04-30
SSolfion's 9Sreis>Sabelle It, Bargains.
Saladn wcle m gfadoenfn nno III Serodeu dronsforhru
WoIfsOn' S

matihirt on Der Spite Der biaieen 9tores.
&ann Sud trsenb mo- anbers dbnli6es se,
boten tperben?
SEPT bic siiten aufmerfiam burd.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-28
BED COVERINGS.

24O White Spreads regular price 95c SO cents
O4 White Blankets regular price S10O 59 cents
O4 White Blankets, regular price s125 rs cents
1914 White Blankets, regular price $35, "a cents
1914 White Blankets, regular price $1.75 now.... $129
1914 White Blankets regular price $3.50, now... $169
IA White Blankets, regular price 50. rs, $194
1O-4 White Blankets. regular price 1925, $40
1O.4 White Blankets, regular price $3.50, now... 1929
O4 White Blankets, regular price $3.50, uow.... $424
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-11-28

All fast coored Calicoes O4 cents
Dress Calico Pattern acd tried 10 d ength 49 cents
Cjtv Mill check homespun goods 04
Bannock Steam roned homespun goods 05 IL cents
34 Heavy Unbeached Shrngs now.....". O3 IL cents
79 Extra Heavy Unbeached Shrngs now.. 04 IL cents
"a Unbleached Shirtins now ........ .05 cents
IA Sea Island Sheens ........ 04 ~ cents
Heavy Macon Drills ............. .05 12 cents
Utica Bleacbed Shilting 04 cents
I'D Bleaehed Shifting GFrrmers Choice 1... 06 cents
"A Bleached Shifting POLAND Mills O7 cents
a. Frut Of tho Loom OF cents
Al,ine Rose .............. IL cents
Ionosda,e Cam brio 90 "a cents
Red Flannes all WOOL both Twill and Pan.. l6 23 cents
Red Flannes all WOOL both Twill and Plain... 9 cents
White Flannes all WOOL regular zoe goods l6 23 cents
White Fanneis, all WOOL regular 25c goods... 10 cents
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~cDress GOOdsW<c

"a all Wool Filled Cashmeres .09 cents
34 all Wool Filled Figured Novelties 10 cents
34 all Wool Filled Figured Novelties. ~ cents
"a inch Cashmcres 25c goods now ......... Is
"a inch Fipured Novelties 25c goods 16 23 cents
36 inch Blue Storm Serge 35c goods 20 cents
"a inch Cbeyots 35c goods now .25 cents
AZ inch Firnred Novelties 35c goods .25 cents
3S inch all Wool Flannel 49c goods 30 cents
80 inch Panama Suitngs and Mixed Novelties all
Wool cid price G5 to S5c 40 cents
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V)NlD DlnE|!2(RW WEI zAB.
80 cents Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests. 3 for.... $I00
65 IS cents Ladies' Jersey Ribbed vests now 49 cents
s125 Ladies' All Wool Jersey Vests......... 70 cents
81 35 Ladies Lambs Wool Vests .......... .89 cents
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&E], - n
* CIlS0ING ! OUT ! SALE :

We have decided our Branch House
point Having decided
dispose stock this
ton to-day complete
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11
BANE OF THE wEsrERN FARMER
The Russian Thistle Has Done o25,000,-
900 Worth of Damage.

The Russian Thistle Has Done o25, 000,-
900 Worth of Damage.
The harm that has come to this
country through undesirable immi-
grants" of the lower orders of animal
and vegetable existences has been
costly indeed. Two great enemies
are now preying upon the country as
pests. The one is the gypsy moth
and the other the Russian thistle. In
the war of determination against the
former, S245,O00 has been expended
already. The vegetable terror of the
West, the Russian thistle, was brought
to this country sixteen years ago.
Some immigrants happened to bring q
bagful of black .flaxseed to Dakota,
and among the faxseeds were scat
tered few other little black seeds,
not so large as mustard-seed. These
were the seeds of the fatal
black thistle. No sooner had
these little black parasites
touched the soil than they started
on the march of destruction, and they
have already invaded Minnesota, Wis
consin, Kansas, Nebraska and Wyom-
ing rendering 10000 square miles of
agricultural land unproductive. The
thick, thorny bush of the Russian
thistle, having weak hold on the
soil, is taken up bodily by the prairie
winds and scatters its seeds for miles
around. Now that S25, 900, 900 of dam
age has already been done, the gov
eminent is asked for an appropriation
of 81, 900, 900 'as starter in a chase
after the destructive thistle. Traces
of its existence are now found over
10000 square miles of country and
how many millions it will cost to ex-
terminate it is matter of specula-
ton. Little did the poor Russian inn
migrant imagine the millions of dol
lars of destruction that his little bag
of seeds was destined to cost the coun-
try. 1t is, indeed, striking theme
for sermons on the power rof little
things to work vast results for good
or evil in the world.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11
ANTS AT PLAY.

Sports and Pastlmes Among the Indus
trious Little insects.
~ approached one day to the formi-
cary of some wood ants, exposed to
the sun and sheltered from the north"
says Pierre Huber, the naturalist.
''The ants were heaped upon one an
other in great numbers, appearing to
enjoy the temperature of the surface
Of the nest None of them were at
work and the immense multitude Of
insects presented the appearance of a
liquid in q state of ebullition, upon
which the eye could scarcely be fixed
without great difficulty, but when l
examined the conduct of each ant l
saw that they were approaching each
other, each moving his antenne with
astonishing rapidity, each patting the
cheek of one of his fellows.
"After these preliminaries, which
very much resembled caressing, they
were observed to raise themselves up
right on their hind legs by pairs,
struggle together, seize each other by
mandible, foot or antenne, and then
Immediately relax their hold, only to
renew the attack in a moment. They
would fasten to each others shoulders,
embrace and wrestle, overthrow each
other, and raise themselves by turns,
taking revenge without producing any
serious mischief.
''They did not squirt out their venom
as they do in real combats, or retain
their hold upon opponents with such
obstinacy. have seen some so
eager in these exercises that they
would pursue and vanquish several in
succession, only struggling with each
few seconds. s q q In one place two
ants appeared to be gambling about a
stalk of straw, turning alternately to
avoid or seize each other, which forci-
bly, brought to my recollection the
sport and pastime of young dogs,
when they are observed to rise on
their hind legs, attempting to bite,
overthrow or seize each other without
once closing their teeth.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11
RECOGNIZE THE REPUBLIC.
The President Has Sustained Minister
Willis in the Hawaiian Question.

New YORK, Aug. "a World dis
patch from Washington says:
"The republic of Hawaii has been formally
recognized by the United States through the
president and the secretary of state. The pro-
visional government, proclaimed January. 1899.
when the queen was dethroned, was succeeded
on July 4, a little more than q month ago,
by q republican form of government. On the
day following Minister willis extended recog-
milton, so far as it was within his power, to the
new republic. The action taken by the minis
ter was reported to the state department in
dispatches received on July 80 which were i'm
mediately transmitted to congress"
Mr.. Willis action has been discussed
at several cabinet meetings, but no
decision was reached until Wednes-
day, when Secretary Gresham, under
the direction of the president, sent a
formal note to the minister approving
his course. Although the text of Mr.
Greshams letter has not been made
public, it is understood that the presi-
dent extends to the new republic
the hearty good wishes of the United
States ENJOYS of the dethroned
queen started for Washington us soon
as the new republic was proclaimed,
and they have been here for several
days endeavorlng to induce the state
department to withhold recogui-
ton and to insist that Liliuoka-
lani be extended the assistance
of this government in her eff
forts to regain power. The action dis
poses of the whole question, and
closes the unfortunate diplomatic in
cident Secretary Gresham visited
the capitol Wednesday and informed
Senator Gray, of the senator foreign
relations committee, and Chairman
McCreary, of the house committee on
foreign affairs, that the president had
formally recognized the Hawaiian re-
public. No official announcement of
the action taken was given out for
publication, and for this reason neither
Senator Gray nor Mr.. McCreary would
discuss the subject
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11
Crazy on the Subject of Dress.

A paper published in London gives
strange account of the duchess of
Somerset, whose personal property it
says was sold at auction few days
ago. 1t seems the poor lady had a
mania for clothes. She had at the
time of her death not only 1000 pairs
of gloves, but 600 pairs of silk stock
ings, 500 lace handlIerchiefs, and all
sorts of dresses, many of them of the
fashion of forty years ago. She had
been confined to her own house for
nearly thirty years, yet she regularly
ordered her elegant court dresses
with each change of season, precisely
as she would have done had she been
in society, as she used to be. More
over, she used often to dress herself
in her elegant finery and parade up
and down her room as though she
were at a reception.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas default has been made in the conditions
Of a certain mortgage bearing date the tenth day Of
January A. D. 1903. made by Daniel II. Mcdonald OF
Murphy in the county Of Baraga and state of Mich
igan to Felix Phean Of the same place, which mort
gage duly recorded in the office OF the register
the nth day OF January A, D. 1893. in Liber Of
Mortgages on page IS ana whereas the amount
claimed to be due on said mortgage at the date OF
this noeice for principal and interest is hundI ed
and thirty-nne and seventy-hve one-hundreths
dollars $3.50 7s and in addition thereto. an attor-
neys fee OF s25. stipulated and provided for in
said mortgage, and no suit or proceeding at law or
in equity. having been instituted to recover the
amount now remang secured by said mortgage, or
any part thereof. Notice is therefore hereby given
that by virtue ofhe power of sale contained in said
mortgage and iii pursuance OF the statute in such
made and provided. Monday the seven
teenth day of September a. d. 1904. at o. clock in
the forenoon OF that day at the front door Of the
court house in the village Of LAnse. county Of
Baraga and state Of Michigan. that being the place
for holding the circuit court for said county, there
will be sold at public auction to The highest bidder
the premises described in said mortga &c or so much
thereof as may be necessary satisfy The due
above specified with the interest thereon and the
attorney fee costs chargesand expenses allowed by
being situated in that part OF the township Of Baraga
which by act of the Legislature set off and
organized into new township known as the town
ship of Covington in the county Of Baraga and state
Of Michigan and described as follows to wit: The
north east quarter Of section ytwo (22) in town.
ship foryeight (4sl north of range thirty-four ga
Dated June nth 1885,.
FELIX PHELAN
Mortgage.
ELMER + HALsEY
Attorney for Mortgage.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11
HOW He snelled His Name.

The late Ottiwell Wood, one of the
leading characters of New England,
was once summoned as q witness in
court. When he was called and sworn,
the judge, not catching his name,
asked him to spell it, whereupon Mr..
Wood began:
30, double t, i, double u, e, double
/, double u, double o, d."
The judge was too thick witted to
grasp the meaning of this string of
words and letters, and, throwing down
his pen in despair, exclaimed: "Most
extraordinary name ever heard; will
you write it for me, Mr.-Mr.-Mr.
Witness2r
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11
POOR REPORT.

Hon. Bcardof Supervisors:
Gentlemen:
The following is correct statement Of
the amount OF poor orders drawn by me
during the month Of July A. d. 1894:
Peter Lamont for board and care
OF Alex Cadet 5000
Albert Anderson, beard and care
OF Joseph Oleson for the months Of
April, May and June 6o.00
James Capello, rent Of dwelling
house for Coulter 400
Emma Labeau rent OF dwelling
house for Mrs. John Mathews 600
M. Jandreau board of VIII Moses 1900
l. Johnson care of Israel Sparren 1900
Mrs. Geo. Bennett, supplies 400
Charlotte Goshing do. LOO
Mrs. Gerdawassa do. 1.50
Charlotte Gendron do. 800
Gust Verrette do. 200
Joe Raymold supplies 200
Til Hartley, for board and care
of John Hartley who has been sick
In bed in her house for the last
seven months 400
August Nisala, for transportation
OF Israel Sparren, man who has
been on the county for the last year
aud no hopes of his getting well,
he was sent home to Finland. 5000
K. ii. ORMsBY, Supt. of Poor.