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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20

stranger pressed his hand to k.s fore
head, gave long, gurgling sigh, and
sank down on the boards, while from
the hall came tho shrieks of women
and the Mortified shouts and threats
of men as they surged from the doors
and the stage.
Alcorez stood for moment stupc-
fed. In that short second dozen
possibilities whirled around one dull
central fact-irretrieva ruin. Pos
sibly he had mixed his cartridges;
perhaps, even. some one had tamper-
ed with his pistol. All! after all tho
poltroon might have only tainted. He
rushed across, bent down, and grew
CHASTITY as he saw red fresh streak
on the fallen mans brow. Theatrical
to the last, he faced the raging crowd
and, tearing open his shirt. placed
the weapon to his own heart and
fred. A renewed burst of shrieks and
cries greeted this. He neither fell
nor moved, but stood with uplifted
hands as if mutely calling on heaven
to witness his innocence.
They carried the dying man into
a dressing room and placed him on a
couch, while Alcorez followed, sickly
with terror and agitated beyond
words. The manager was there al
ready. "See If there is a doctor here"
he said briefly to an attendant.
There is no need, said the stranger
suddenly, as herose from the couch
and stood firm. 81 was not hurt" He
took a cloth, wiped his forehead
clean. and showed his hand smeared
with fresh red paint.
There was hushed pause, broken
by the sound of Alcorez falling heav-
lily to the ground. From the little
group of men came word:
"Coward!"
Perhaps" said tie stranger, I'M
moved, 'but listen. Once before
months ago-I stepped upon the
stage to assist that man. Never mind
why. I went to help him, that is
enough. He repaid me by making me
a laughing stock for all present. AS
it happened, it involved more than
either he or knew at the time.
have taken the only means I could Of
humiliating him. Ask him how it
feels. Now we are quits" And be-
fore anyone could move he passed out
of the room and was gone.
He was more than quits. Alcorezs
name appeared on the bills no more.
His nerve was completely gone, and
from that night his hand never again
knew it's cunning.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20

them They are trimmed with pro-
fusion of lace and ribbons Here Is
very pretty garment. which may DC
made of either batiste or wash SILK
1t is well shaped to the figure and the
neck is cut into a point back ana
front The opening thus made is nm
ished with lace frills, one falling each
way, and joined with an insertion
through which ribbon il run; the enes
of these are tied in bows both at the
back and front points. The sleeves
are also trimmed with lace, joined to
the garment by the insertion and rib
bon, which finishes on the shoulder in
bows. Another bow is placed on the
front near the under arm seam New
York World
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20

lin or silk, just for the sake of fem
nifty. these riding tights will be
warm enough for walk, shopping or
outing in tho coolest weather The
demand just now is for the medium
weight in wool and the heavy silk.
Made to order the silks are SIS, but
they ere pure silk and rs thick and
soft as floss. Those of wool are IS and
IS u pair Stock goods sell at about
half tho prices.
The Vogue In Rings.
With the revival of the birthday
rinC--a special stone for ach month.
as the legcnd indicatcs-a feminine
mania has arisen in regard to settings
1t is no longer the proper thing 10
merely make the purchase of n birth
day ring however expensive, Mt a
jewellers Decidedly newer and more
unique is it TO buy the unset stone
diamond, pearl, ruby, sapphire, emerald.
onyx or agate, as the birth month may
dictate and have it mounted as taste
and purse may suggest Fortunate
arc those young women whose arts
tic friends can suggest to them a
pretty little design for the setting;
others, less blessed are ransacking
tho libraries and old magazines Ia
find articles on gems and jewels from
which original and beautiful ideas
may DO cleaned
Silver has come into great populari
ty MS tho proper metal for these birth
day rings-especally for agate. sar-
donyx and the moonstone-andm much
finc work in unique settings and
beautiful chasings has been done.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20
iletter Than Herbs,

Anxious Mother-There is Ger.
tain very eligible young man that |
want my daughter to fall in love
with. Do you deal in love phlltcrs'
Modern Magician-No. madam :;
but can bring the match about in
another way.
"Oh, thank you. What shall l
do?
Shut her up in boarding school
for year and then arrange your
plans so that this youth will be tho
first man she meets after she gets
out. IN. Y. Weekly.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20

Whether jewellers approve the fad
or not is a theme not to be entered
upon rashly, but the feminine lover
of precious stones has not touched
the top notch in pleasures Of this
kind until she has chosen her own
birthstone from glittering profu-
sion, has suffered mentally over the
choice of appropriate design IN set
ting, and hns awaited patiently that
delightful moment when the stone of
her heart, in the mounting of her own
invention. shall shine upon her finger.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20
The Bonnet of the Hour.

No girl, even though her means be
limited. need be without dainty fall
bonnet for evening wear II she has
skilful fingers, some artistic ingenuity,
bit of velvet. lace and buckle.
These are all that is necessary to pro-
duce one of the most fashionable
bonnets Of the season.
This bonnet, here shown. is really
nothing more than a velvet bow. gar
nished with lace or net, and dainty
ornament Almost all velvet bows
this season are yelled, or partially so,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20

GAVE LONG, GURGLING Sign.
such condition of nervousn ass that
he is unable to proceed, and he can,
for moment, startle whole audi
encc ont of watchfulness by the sud-
den fash and report. Alcorez picked
up glttcring revolver, raised it
quickly, and drew the sight dead on
the Others face.
Are you reaiy?" he called sharply.
Quite" unfinchingly replied the
stranger
Alcorez lowered the weapon.
THE danger is small" he said.
with lightness he was far from feel
ing at that moment, "but like not
TO take fellow creature unprepared.
But then"--with professional face
tiousness-"l have killed only one
man asyet"
There's luck in even numbers"
said the other quietly. Perhaps
shall BE- tho second"
Alcorez shrugged his shoulders.
After all, it mattered little. lie
could create diversion AMI make the
pass afterward.
He took up the revolver again,
judged the sight well above the mead,
and fred.
The effect was instantaneous. The
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20
Revenge.

Tired Reporter-Mr. Shears, the
man you sent me to interview got mad.
Able Editor--He did?
"And choked me-"
.sEhp"
''And hit me in the cyc."
Eye powers.
"And kicked mo down stairs.r
Tho low-lived scoundrel! Spell his
name wrong. London Tit-Bits.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20

Lisbeth-I hear you have broken
with Ambrose. What was the mat.
ter?
Jeannetto--We fell out about lit
crature. Ambrose Is such horrid
Anglomaniac. He persists that
Shakespeare is funnier than Bill Nye.
st. Louis Post Dispatch.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20
&C ,,idora.e EN- ,loyer.

Publisher You look lame. Been
kicked out muchp
Book Agont-'Bout forty times
Publisher. kindly-Well. leave
your encyclopedia here. aud canvass
with this sample bible untll your
bac k gets we'll IN. Y. Weekly.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20
FASHIONS FOR WOMEN.
DAINTY PATTERNS OF THE
LATEST DESIGNS.
The Millinery Caricatures of the Season
Not for Giris-The Bonnet of the
Hour stiste and Wash siik-Notes
of the Modes.
HE CHEMISE HAS

HE CHEMISE HAS
returned to stay, at
least for this sea-
son. The stores
show any number
of these articles in
materials 80 dainty
and styles so be-
witching as to al
most reconcile one
to the inconveni-
ence Of wearing
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20
lie Could Do 1t.

Clerk really cannot read this let
ter, sir; the writing is too bad.
Principal, impatiently - Nonsense!
The writing is good cnough--any ass
could read it. Hand 1t to mel-Truth.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20

with lace or net sprinkled with jet.
The style has much to com mend it,
aside from its artistic beauty, and the
fact that it is becoming to almost any
style of face.
1t is sort of emergency affair that
can be fashioned in hurry when
there is an invitation to the theater
and my lady hasn't bonnet fit to
wear"
OF course it may be made as expen-
sive as one chooses. The one shown
here is as expensive as it is effective.
The bow is of rose pink silk velvet
partly yelled with real black lace.
The center is caugh and held with n
crescent of jet, and there are tiny jet
spike ornaments fiaring out at either
side. A combination fit for fairy is
OF sea foam green yelled with silvery
pauze and caught with silver buckle.
The hair may be worn either high or
low, although preference is now
given 10 the former fashion.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20

Here is dainty hat for young
girl 1t is a fiat shape of light felt,
with low crown and tlaring brim
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20
Fashion Notes.

Fashion Notes.
Lace, passementerie and embroidery
are appliqued upon silk or wool ma
tcrials, A dress of gray camers hair
has an embroidered edging about
eight inches wide at the hem. This Is
appliqued on to the material Above
this Is an insertion to match, also in
applique. In some cases the material
on which the embroidery is wrought
is cut out; in other cases, is laid on
fiat and closely fastened down.
A new waist of silk is fitted in the
back with quite full skirts and gath
cred in very full at the front There
is a deep ruffle of lace around the
shoulders. the full sleeves are finished
with ribbon. The waist has belt
only from the under-arm seams across
the front.
A new bodice has skirts short al,
the sides and running down in long
points at the back. The front is in a
very full ruffie and cut straight across
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-10-20

Its color is one of the new blue shades.
1t is trimmed about the crown with a
band of velvet laid in folds, of color
matching the felt Just in the front
are two large rosettes of white velvet
ribbon These support two white
wings that give light, graceful look.
At the back of the crown is another
rosctte and still another is placed
underneath the brim of the back.
Children's hats are shown in all
sorts of fancy shapes and colors, but
the most favored are the simple styles,
dainty but plainly trimmed. : New
York World.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-31
Ell CR1MEN DE ORC1vAL

asi lenguaje familiar puedo aseguraros que ena pa
ra su muj jer las atenciones de amante
-lY la condesa?-pregunt6 e padre Plantat con to-
no demasiado candido para que fuera ir6nco
-Berta-reruso ell alcade-porque era tan buena
que me permitla amarla ash puede ctarse modeo
de esposas ymil Sc la ha citado la mia madame
Courtois. Berta dgna de auvresy de Hector los
dos hombres mas dignos que he conocdo en- mi vidal
apercibiendose de que entusiasmo sorprendfa
un POGO los circumstances, anad6:
--Tengo mis- razones para explicarme asf no temo
hacero deante de personas que representa- ley Sau
vresy hzo gran favor la vida apoyandome con
Influenza cuando yo quise hacerme cargo aca
dfa En- cuanto Hector le he credo siempre tan ARE
pentdo de los exravos de uventud que habiendo OBJ
servado en- un principle que e ndiferente mi hiia
mayor Laurencia, legu6 sonar matrimopio tan
to mas possible cuanto que Ell conde tena un nombre
usre, 20 daba mi hiia doe bastante considerable
para volver e lustre su empanado escudo pero los
sucesos que va sabes obhgaron desisr de mis- pro
yectos.
El acalde hubiera cantado largo ratio las alabanzas
de los condes de Tremore 81 e uez e hubiera corta
do Ia palabra excamando:
4Ya estoy perfectamente informado.
Aquf fue interrumpido por gran rumor que Sc oy6
hacia La pHerta de entrada pareca veradera ucha
y los gritos vociferaciones negaban 4 Ia saIa.
i No hay que alarmarsel-diio 81 aIcalde-ya Sc 10
que es: han encontrado 81 cadaver del conde
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-31

EI senior acalde de Orcival Sc engahaba: Ia puerta
del salon abr6 bruscamente percib6 81 umbral
un hombre de aparencia debi zero que Sc defendla
en6rgicamente del gendarme que e suietaha
La lucha bahia debido terrible porque los vesti
dos de aque hobre estaban degarrados corbata de-
81 del cuelo de Ia camisa habia sdo
cado, alberta esta dejaba pecho desnudo;
eabeos sos aplasados calan sobre rosro que
laba mortal angusta.
En- 81 vestfbulo 81 patio olanse los gritos de los
criados de los cuosos que mas de cento porque
Ia notcia del crmen haba reunido deante de la puera
de Ia casa 4 la mitad del vecindario.
Aquela multitud gritaba:
- rs Ell Muera 81 asesinol es Guespin
Ell infeliz Sc defendia desesperadamente gritaba:
- Socorrol lDeiadme soy inocentel
Sc asia al quicio de Ia puerta sin que nadie fuera
capaz de hacere ayanzar
TraedIs hasta aquf- djo q juez quien Ia
peraci6n de la multtud iba contagiando.
Bra mas facil dar esta orden que ejecutarla 81 To-
gror daba uespfn una fuerza enorme pero q doctor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-31
UTJJ ADO
VIENNA de FINCAs RUsTI(

En- este t6rmino municipal, y corta distanca de
la pobacion, Sc yenden dos Tincas rdsticas,
Una de 229 cuerdas con plantaciones de cafe en- 81
mayor parte de producto Y de 2, 3 Y amos Produce
hoy al rededor de 400 quintales 81 nueyo podra
Fendir 800 Tiene casa-yyenda, alnacenes con SEGA
dora. maacate para descerezar cafe todo 10 necesa
te para 800 quintales Las fabricas todas de nueva
construction con buenas maderas del pals y cobIadas
de hierrQ govanizado.
Otra de 2l5 cuerdas; de elias, 20 dncadas de
cafe producto hoy al rededor de 200 quintales
alcanzaran 800 con ell nuevo que va empeza produ-
cir buenas malezas propas para la sienbra de cafe
una casa para vivienda estabecimiento comercial
otra para maquina con almac6n de buenas maderas y
cobiadas de hierro galyanizado
Ambas en- perfecto estado de cultivo, con patanos,
quineos otras viandas abundancia. Por no podeI
atenderas su due1o, Sc yenden las dos la cada
una de por 81.
Para mas nformes diriiirse a don Manuel Salcrup,
en- Utuado Febrero Ia de 1884 30-l7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-31
Las TIJI,i

HOTEL REST AURA N T-Ga1le de san
Justo, ndm Capital. Comidas q todas horas
del dia Y de Ia noche; habitaciones frescas ven
tiladas; aseo trato afable con los parroquianos.
Sc garantiza una mesa excelente Abonos a pre-.
clos convencionales az-No olvidar la direc
ci6n; Gale de San Justo, entire LA Palma" La
Mallorquina"
JOSE d. BARBOSA. Administrator.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-31
Ia AMAp0IlA

/.
Entre las Verdes. esp1gas
que dora ell brillante sol,
una sencilla amapola
su fresco caliz abrio.
Folmabanle recogidas
hojas de blanco color,
y humilde, cedfa al soplo
de Ia rafaga yeloz.
No leios de ella, un espino
mostraba aromosa flor,
entire las punzantes ramas
de,su verde pabell6n.
Vi6 nacer q la amapola,
y en- cuanto brotar la VIC,
baj6se Ell lascivo arbusto
por contemplate mejor.
Y no Sc que en- su lenguaje
la dijo con torpe yoz,
que al escuchar al espino,
la amapola enrojecio.
Desde entonces muestra 81 caliz
tinto en- hermoso arrebol.
Ninas, admirad en- ella
Ia hermosura del pudor.
NJ. RAMOS CARRI6N.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-31

Ell DICCIONARIO DE ELECTRIcIDAD Y MAG,
NETISIO de J. LEFERRE que con tanto acierto pu.
bhea la casa editorial B1itiy B1f5ere Htj0S, de Ma
drid obra tan compela tan clara, q1e bien 20
dria neyar e nombre de sEnciclopedia eactrica. "
Acabamos de r9cbir las eatregas ia 40 Rec0nocenos
que es una obra indis Densable para todo ei nlldo
puesto que contene muttdd de datos sobre Eiec-
tricdad que no Sc encue tran ninguna obra die
clonaro en- Espana. Agante general esta iSa seno
res Eraile Herman0s -. San lose MIN. Is L-1an
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Inglaterra

1gg RSbinat rcOnda
Eropy
aPARA IS E1EBfE AhAEttA N8NfT8 MEGRH Nc TtEME RIVAL
Rubnat 10 dis
l os que q sss atna, scgdsa con tempo Aqua Rul
pA1QEA1lQa s adls q 1Aas 0 aa4 dEsaL 11s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-31
3

81 NoPAs Pas. De j P4R5s 5is5ssi.ao soL dsi s
publieo Eegante una verdadera Exposition de
& fantasia 6 mas fiho que Sc fabrca en- Paris
Tambien encontraran Ell fno tercopeo de seda to-
dos los colores, para abricar capotas regias H Ca
pricho es un estabecniento de modaS, dirigido p0r
joyenes industrales aborosas que Sc proponen de
sarrollar esta Isla La Industria Sombrerera' la
atura de Europa. Gusto Elegancia: no anti
cualas Nota.-Se ensena cortar 4 Ia .medda: pre-
clos conyenciOnales. 45-40
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-31

IS4stsb5ta 4 Las kN8H a.ssi8l aalahe osfsaatz 80
IA sen0r Winslog debera usarse sienpre cuando los
nnos padecen de la dsnticon Proporciona alivo in
mediate al pequeno paciente; produce sueno tran
quno natural aiyiando todo door ananece e ange-
Ito risueno eliz. Es muY agradable al paladar. Ali
via al pequenGelo abanda las encias cna t0dO dolOr
regularza los lntestinos q mejor remedo como
cido para darreas ocasionada por Ia denticon otra
causa.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01

Adjoining the American bank, on abe
sixth avenue side, is the store OF The Hell
enA Jswelry Co.. also on the Rrouni floor Of
the Power block. II was opened only two
years sRo, under the management of Mr.
Ash Pierce, and IN that short time has
q own 10 be the leading establishment Of
It's kind in the city. The store itself 10 sx-
cellently adapted for the business. being
roomy and we'll lighted, while the stock
carried 10 not exceeded. either In variety or
quality. anywhere in the northwest IL has
always been the aim not to ovsrbuy, but to
keep the stock always up TO the times in
every line. The people of Helena have
found this out and as result there has
been a continuous growth in the trade Of
the establishment, both within and with
out the city.
80 well establishsd hns 20 equation Of
the Helena Jewsliy company become for
Keeping tbs finest goods, that IL 10 quite a
show place for visitors. One Of the attrRo-
TONS for eastern people 10 in the fact that
.ae house makes a specially of Montana
aapphires. both cut and uncut. and some Of
the handsomest combinations of the Mon
tana gems With diamonds and other stones
have been turned out bV this establishment.
Mr.. Pierce. the manager, not only thor
oughly understands ths business, bot he
has the advantage OF q close acquaintance
with the Montana taste. and whether 10 be
q silver service, a easily watch. a souvenir.
4 prize medal or n combination OF precious
stones which ffiends intend to present. he
Is almost Invariably consulted as 10 what
10 Just the thing.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01

Parchsn. himself an oid-tims-. and for
whom the building is named. has carried
on for years the vholesale nsd retail drug
business. The style Of the f,m has been
changed several times. but Mr.. Parohen
whom u is known az the Pa chen
pAeheul Drug company. he 10
sill the active business man OF
She concern. NJ. Parchen began the bus-
ness here In the spring OF 1868. coming
within few weeks Of being the pioneer
drug house Of the city, But the slight DIFF
ference In time against him made little diff
ference otherwise, for 10 was but little
while before the Parchsn business took the
position which 10 has etill-the leading drug
house Of Montana. IL 10 the great iobbing
house OF the state, and the Helena and
Butte houses are the largest between the
Mississippi and the Pacific. IL buys
direct from the importers and manu-
faotnrers. and this Of itself IL q
guarantee OF the purity OF the articles
handled by the company. Mining chemi-
calls assay goods. window glass Walls. sui
phur. white lead. mixed and dry paints. acids
etc. are shipped by this carload 10 ell parts
OF abe state and into parts of Idaho, as
min g owners and druggists find that they
can buy a. cheaply fiom Helena as they
can from outside Montana. The company
10 ALEC the Wholesale depot for all the lead
ing opfietary goods, and the jobbing
trade within radius of 300 miles is sup
piled by the Parchen-D D. Acheul company
direct. receiving the goods as cheaplv as n
ordered from the east. 4 he establishment
IL one Of which Helena feels proud. as 10 10
the first houas TO aim TO make the city
what 10 should be, the center Of the whole
sale trade of this region.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01

Among the occupants OF the Merchants
bank building 10 VIM. Muth. who has hi.
Office on the sseona foo. lie has been .
resident Of Helena since the '7Os. and no
man IL better acquainted With the resource.
Of the state than he. lie iss Arm believer
In the future both of the state and Hell
ems. and has done ~ much a. any other
one individual 90 aid the growth Of both.
In live times ana dull times in sumner AM
winter. At al times aud SEASONS. he bslisvs.
Helsna IL all right, aud he has the facts
and lisa % 10 make good his statsnents
lie Is the trusted sReht Of many eastern
ho.ders Of Helena properly. and NJ one In
the city 10 better qualified TO Judge Of the
value Of a piece Of land than he. lie hal
occupied q number Of publio positions. be-
Tug a. one time a member Of the state leg
'iulature, a member % the last coustiiu-
tional convention and IL nov ons Of the
commissioners d the county.