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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
Endorsed Hon. Jay A. Iubbcll.

A Republican meeting was held at
the Opera House yesterday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock, the principal feature Of
which was for the purpose of taking
action regarding Hon. Jay A. Hubbell
for United States senator. The meet
ing was called to order by John A.
Campbell, chairman of the Republican
county committee, and L. l.. Mason
was chosen chairman and L. l.. Stone
secretary.
Upon motion, the following-named
gentlemen were chosen as vice-presi-
dents from the various townships:
L'Anse-John A. Campbell and H..
Selden.
Pequaming-W. X, Haviland and E.
w. Hebard.
Baraga-John f. Nester, John Funke
and Geo. &. Jackman.
Arvon-E. Gust and A. Ahmon.
Spurr-James McKercher.
Covington-tieo. Schopeweg.
Upon motion, the following-named
gentlemen were appointed as com
mittee to draft resolutions supporting
the candidacy of Hon. jay A. A.Hubbell to
the Office of United States senator.
L. l.. Stone, NJ. Mauger, C.sE. Tuck,
y: q. Turner and Geo. C.Jackman.
The meeting was largely attended
and great interest manifested.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
Michigan Loads.

The bulletin issued from the census
Office covering statistics of Michigan
manufacturers shows that Michigan is
far ahead of any state in the union in
lumber and other mill products from
logs or bolts. The products was more
than one-third greater than that of
the next highest state, Wisconsin, and
more than three times greater than
any other state except Wisconsin.
There were 1918 establishments report
ing with capital of Sl11, 200, 900 en-
ploying 47,000 men at $4,000, 900 a
year. The value of the product is
given at S73, ,4OI. 3O6, but this does not
include custom sawed lumber, land
some other items. I'M. Weston says
that the census bureau admits the de-
fective character of it's lumber figures
and informed him during the worlds
fair that Michigan products was hard
ly less than $1,000, 900, 900 year.
Michigan also leads in timber products
not manufactured at the mill, her total
product being over $0,OoO,O00, and
nearly one-third of the total of the
United States. We are second only to
New York in ship building. There are
sixty-two establishments with capi-
tai of 80, 5Oo,O 600, employing 2,ss4 men,
and producing vessels valued at S4, no.
$50.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
MICHIGAMME AND SPUR RR.

Jack KarkeeE, the champion Cornish
wrestler, was visiting friends at Mchl-
CANINE last week.
Henry Parks, Of Lake Linden, was the
guest Of his uncle. James Wilson, Sun
dav.
1t is reported that Frank Lyman
has resigned his position as postmaster
at Michigamme. to accepts more re-
mnnerative position.
The train that rms to :Ewen stops
all Eight at Michiganme now.
The dance at Odd Fellows hall We'd
nesday evening was grand success.
g. W. Richard has severed bis con-
nection with +. w. Read a Co., and
will lsave fer the state Of Washington,
where he intends TO make his future
home.
John Anderson has returned to work
en- the section. after laying track 10 the
mine yards ~ Isbpening aud Nssaunss
fsr che past sws aad bslf neuths.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
Novelties in Ladies' skirts. !.

The portion of the costume which
seems to be the leading subject of en-
quiry ut the present moment is the
Skirt. While bodices and sleeves are
still following to some extent the
general lines of the former season,
skirts are the absorbing theme of in
terest in the new Importation. Great
is their variety. The question of choice
embraces an extensive field, both Of
extreme novelties and simple practical
designs. Models to suit every taste
and occasion are illustrated in the
popular Mcdowell Fashion Journals"
which we have at hand. One finds,
moreover, in these magazines in their
coupon patterns, feature exceedingly
convenient for those who desire a
cheaper grade Of patterns than the
more expensive made up models.
Among these coupon patterns are seen
some artistic and practical skirt de-
signs filling very appropriately a gen
eral demand for the latter. LA Mode
de Paris and "Paris Album of fashion"
cost $3.50 each per annum, or 35 cents
per copy. "The French Dressmaker" is
$500 year or 30 cts. a copy. .La
Mode" which is the best home naga-
zine of its kind costs only S1.5O per
year. or rs cents copy. If you are
unable toprocure any of these Journals
from your news dealer, do not take
any substitute from him, but apply by
mail directly to Messrs. Mcdowell &
Co., West 14th Street, New York.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
Keep is doing steadily.

Advertising q business certainly pays.
Otherwiss why do the largest and best
concerns In this and oil other countries
set aside certain sum each year for ad-
yertisinR their business. the same a.
they do for rent, for insurance, for taxes,
etc. But spasmodIc advertising, q little
here and little there, produces bst
small results and has led more than one
merchant to question the virtue in ad-
vsrtising. The man who keeps sever
lastingly ~ ~ 10 the one who makes
advertising pay, and this alone 10 the
key to the secret. Do not throw Ill
yeur mssey Int one inmense display,
bat buy . certain space, change the
matter eitsn, make Il bright and Inter
sssisg, ssd essd results viii Be- surs 70
felIev.--Johp WanamaksS.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
Fell Through.

The following is taken from the Stur-
geon Bay Advocate Of last week:
1.-THE negotiations for the sale Of the
Democrat to Sylvester Kinney, which
have been in active progress for upward
Of two weeks. are said to have fallen
through because Of the refusal Of the
party Of the nrst part to accept the offer,
which iSsaid to have been si.50C, while
she owners demanded $4,000.
Mr.. Kinney was the former owner Of
the IAnse (Aich.) SENTINHL, which he
disposed Of menth or two ago. He is .
hslf-brothsr Of Chas. O. and VIM. Frank
lin, Of this city, and an old and exper-
fenced Newspaper man. He removed
his family to this city this week with the
intention Of remaining indefinitely.
Later-Mr. Kinney states that he has
purchased the above named paper. and
will assume control Monday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
AN ENJOYABLE TIME.
Such was the Grand Ball Given by L'Anse
Lodge, knights of Pythias.

Such was the Grand Ball Given by L'Anse
Lodge. Knights of Pythias.
The second annual ball given by
the members Of L'Anse Lodge, No. 1874,
Knights of Pythias, at the Opera
House Wednesday evening, is conced-
ed to have been the finest ever given
in town, Last year the ball given by
the above named order was a grand
affair, but the one Wednesday evening
far excelled it. The committees in
charge spared no effort to make the
occasion success, and it is gratifying
to know that their labor was richly
rewarded Dancing began at 9:3O
p. IN, the excellent music for the oc-
casion being furnished by Prof. Crim's
orchestra. At about 12 o'clock an in
termission was taken, and the guests
surrounded an elaborate spread in the
dining hall, prepared by the ladies of
L'Anse Hive, l.. o. T. NJ. The ladies
are certainly entitled to great credit,
for the supper was magnifi-
cent and received fattering COM
,pliments from those present.
After the repast was over dancing
was resumed with renewed zeal until
nearly morning.
The Knights may well be proud of
their entertainment as was each and
every one who attended
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
PEQUAMlNG.

w. R. Smith, of Chicago, was in
town this week.
E. E. Biting, of Marquette, was
transacting business here the middfUA
of the week.
Guy the five year old SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew McGrath is stricken down
with diphtheria.
Joseph White was at L'Anse We'd
nesday.
Oscar Sansgeret returned from Even
the fore part of the week.
The Misses Maria Laton dress and
Tillic Mclaughlin left for Michigam-
me Wednesday.
Mrs. j. r. Thomas and Mrs j.. d.
Rowland, of L'Anse were calling on
friends here the fore part of the week.
Mrs. T, Moore entertained the Chau-
tauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Tuesday evening The piano and vio-
lin duets furnished by the members
were very acceptable. Leaders of
the House of Representatives was the
subject for discussion, such as Thomas
B. Read. Charles f. Crisp, William l..
Wilson, Coy, Mckinley, John Carlisle,
w. Burke Cochran, John Dalzell, BEN
ton Mcmillan, Julius C. Burrows, and
William 5. Holman. The prominent
traits in their characters and their
abilities rs leaders of the House in
their presentation of party measures
was ably handled. After the mental
feast followed the good things pre-
pared by the hostess, to which the
guests did ample justice. "A very social
evening was spent and Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore.received the thanks of the cir
Gle for their kind hospitality.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
----------------
HERE AND TIL ERE.

Even is to have hoop and stave fac
tory.
The Bay City Tribune aud Times
offices are now provided with type set
ting machines.
There are 142 convicts In the braDch
prison at Marquette, 40 of whom are
employed in the kuittinQ shop and 80 IN
the broom factory.
The Phoenix Lumber Company was or
ganized at the 500 last week, to succeed
tho Ontonagon Riyer Lumber Co., OF
Even. The Messrs, Benz. Moore, III. b,
ID. a. and Samuel Nease, with eastern
capitalists, are the incorporators Of the
now company, which will operate at
Even on large scale this winter.
1t is not often the intended bride
comes after the marriage license. bat it
happened 80 the other day. Although
the future husband was along, he did
not have anything to say, and the young
lady answered the necessary questions
self-possession. That man twill always
have helpmeet on whom he can de-.
pend.-CalImet News.
young Marinetie doctor wishing to
mako a good impression upon q German
farmer, mentioned the fact that he had
received donble ed ducation, as It were.
lie had studied homeopathy. and was
also graduate Of regular" medical
school. "Ob. dot vas noding," said the
farmer, II had vonce calf vot sucker
two COWS, and he made nothing but .
common schteer after all.- Menomines
Enterprise.
Hereafter, no person can vote IN Mich
igap who Is not . citizen OF the United
States. which means that he must have
resided In the United States i've years
and have taken ont full naturalization
papers. This was made 80 by the adop-
tion Of the amendment YelatIve to the
qualification Of electors at the late cleo
tion.
Thero is . man at Superior. Wis,
named Gus Seversop, who has got an
adventurous streak and is going to
cross the Atlantic ocean alone. lie in
tends to bnild sailing craft himself In
which to make the trip. Construction
work 90 tho boat he has already COM
mencsd aud will have II completed by
March 1st. The craft will be thirty-
five feet loER, fifteen feet beam and iron
ribs will bo used In its construction. II
will have small wheelhonse and d.
minutive cabin.--Manistique Democrat.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
GOOD Advice.

An exchange gives the following good
advice to parents:
Before you listen to the complaints
OF your children about the 6endishnsss
of the teachers, and getting ell worked
up and excited over 1t. 1t ia better to re-
fleet q littlo. Remember your one or
half dozen cherubs drive you crazy
about half the time, and bear with the
teacher who is making for You intelli-
gent men aud women Of as unpromisins
material a. you were twenty or thirty
years ago. Remember that besides ysur
own boy, who Of course, everybody
knows Is an angel, she has to contend
with thar awful boy Of Jour neighbsr's.
and you know full we'll what . terror
he is.n
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
Need Not File in Person.

Some of the upper peninsula papers
have wrongly inferred from an item
recently published in these columns
regarding the Ontonagop & Brule
lands recently restored that persons
desiring to file on them must come to
the land Office in person. The lands
will be open for entry at 10 o'clock in
the morning of January 10 and it is
simply the case of first come, first
served. Applications can be made by
mail, but as no application can
be made prior to the day and hour
named those desiring the lands will do
well to appear and file in person
Marquette Mining Journal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
METHODIST MISSION.

The Indian friends held their custom
ary Thanksgiving dinner at the school
house. Music was furnished by the
choir, and speeches were delivered BY
Rev. and Mrs. Jones, Rev. T. Thomas,
VIM. Owen and ID. Asher. The house
wss crowded and all had q very en-
jeyable time. The diuner was a grand
success.
Married-at the NJ. E. parsonage,
Nov. 26th, by Brv. +. o. Jones, George
Johnsop. of Bay Mills, and Miss Annie
Marksman, OF the Mission.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
Another Law Knock ed Out.

The supreme court has decided that
the law providing for the selection of
petit jurors In this 'penlnsuia-No. 93 Of
the acts of ISS5-is unconstitutional.
Jurors will hereafter be drawn In ac-
cordance with the general laws OF the
state. What may be the result 'of the
decision as to cases OF conviction by
juries illegally drawn under the special
act is q conuudrum.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01

| Colds seem to be quite prevalent.
The ten nonths-old daughter Of "A.
Bovine 10 seriously III.
Ed. Adams has recovered from his re-
ce Mt illness.
w. r. Smith, OF Chicago, was ..in the
city the middle Of the week.
Miss Lizzie Anderson, of Barsga, was
. visitor part Of the week.
John Shea returned Thursday from
his trip to the copper country.
Fred Hebard, iof Pequaning, returned
Thursday from Lake Linden.
Mrs. Burt and Mrs. G. L. Roche, Of.
Baraga, we're 10 town Wednesday.
A logging road is being built by j. b.
Smith to his camp at the Pinery.
Miss Alice McKernan, OF Hancock,
spent Thanksgiving with her parents.
G. w. Botsford, of Hancock, spent
Sunday with relatives IN the city.
George Gaumond was at, his home
stead the fore part of the week
j. F. Alexander, OF Milwaukee, was
transacting business in the city Wednes-
day.
Martin Cuppernoll, station agent at
Nestoria. spent Thanksgiving in the
city.
Misses Matte Minis and Jessie Morri-
son, of Baraga, were .calling on friends
is the city Wednesday.
A. J. Jones and several other gentle
men walked In from Huron Bay Sunday,
where they lad been working in camp.
There Is good skating on Fail River
and the boys are availing themselves Of
the opportunity to enjoy themselves.
Albert Smith is moving his household
goods into the residence rece ntly yacat-
cd by John Campbell, near the M. E.
church.
ing School, Houghton. spent Thanks
giving with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Orr.
There was big dinner given at the
M. f. Missien Thanksgiving day,
number OF people from the bay shore
being present.
Frank Gagnan accidentally hurt his
head Ia ths woods short time ago,
and left for the Marquette hospital
Wednesday.
Mrs. Il. A. Mack and son. who have
been visiting relatives at Addison, N Y,
the past six weeks, are Expected home
Tuesday.
DIR. and Mrs. J. G. Turner were az De-
troit this week. DR.. Loveland, of Re-
public, attended the DOCTORS patients
during his absence.
Henry Sands. an emplove Of the
L'Anse Lumber Conpany seriously
injured his foot bv running q nail into
it one day this week.
At the high school Wednesday after
noon special programme was rendered
by the pupils. aud a collection taken for
the Denent or the poor. "A oumoer OF
turkeys we're purchased with ths
proceeds.
Saturday afternoon last, as the Misses
Pearl and Nettie Cole were OF their
way to Baraga, they attempted to turn
the horse about, resulting in the over
turning Of the cutter and throwing tout
nj L
for L'Anse at q lively gait. WhaR In
front Of August Menge's sample room,
the cutter caught 10 o hitching post
and was bsdiy.damaged. while the horse,
breaking loose, started up the street on
the run, eudinR at C. Jehnston's livery
stable. The ladies luckily escaped un-
injured.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
pythinns, Attention.

There will be II regular convention
of LAnse Lodge. No. 164. Knights of
Pythias- Friday evening, Dec. 18th, for
the purpose of nominating officers for
the ensuing year and confering the
third degree. a good attendance is
requested.
Z. II. MCKERNAN, c. c.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01

Winter Tourist Rates ON the North
wesrern Line. M
The North Western Line is now selling
excursion tickets. at terestly reduced
rates. to the health and pleasure Iresorts
Of CaIifornia, Florida, Texas, Mexico,
New Mexico, Louisiana, Mississippi.
Georgia. south Carolina, Tennessee and
Alabama For tickets and full infor-.
nation apply 70 Agents CHICAGO and
h-western Railway. l1-e4-s6.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
Found.

A stray heller. one year old; dark
red, with white streak upon back. IL
in custody of the undersigned snd'can
De obtained by proving properly and
paying charges WALrRED BEny,
.,s-l Chance, Mich
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01

Catholic Church, Sunday Nov. ~;
early nass ~ Pequamisg. High 49,
u 1880. Cssechlsm - > o'slect. ve1e
psss ~ . s'sIsck. IS
INV. VIZ. Jssg11, PasaeU. Z
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-12-01
CITY ITEMS.
A sure Way.

A Sure Way.
He advertised brand new scheme,
''How to make your trousers last"
For fifty cents he'd sell the plan
Demands came thick and fast
And this reply he promptly sent,
Twas but a cruel Jest;
The postal card bore but one line:
make first your coat and vesti"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12

hLooMlNGDALE CHURCH BOULEVARD. west Gsth-- -.
;sn.AplsoN G PETERS a. u. on The ideal Mother.
10. Lies and Liars' third In series Popular Sins"
Strouc lecture Monday night. E,~nselisilc service
wednesday night Every made welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12
UtD MANS DESPERATION.

o,vs TO KILL \ PHYSICIAN AND THEN
SHOOTS HIMSELF
.on,, y y May n.-Whre alone in his
wa sandy creek. ahou, $50 asst evening. Dr.
ho"T ,, Bulk:ey. ex-sherif o. Oswego County
. ''".,,sl bv a lunauc named GAYLORD Williams
was 80. aboring under the haliucination that the
w"O".a, had ma.treated him. ana almost without
pm SIT, notice the crazy man pulled revolver
MI a. TWO shots to kill the doctor. one look
anu - ,,s arm. the other few wide OF is mark
e" IND odgment in tie wal Williams theh
an .,v his revolver and proceeded TO make
p'' ,r,rs assault on .Dr. Builsley with knife.
IT, doctor had realized his predicament, ana
No was at the mercy of a mailman lie was
Sn. ..,, veapons - defend himself The two men
W re,cho1 the lawn in front Of the physicians
ma, Turing the desperate struggle WlianS
home. the blade If a. large knife deeply into the
puhkTaa rroln and stabbed him In the back. anu
pn!sn.~v rashes IN his head. In attempting 10
Gu, US .be knife from the maemans grasp Dr.
wr ee,s,, cut MS hand badly. and was almost eX-
bu.neS from excrt.Ou and loss OF blood when WIZ
ians Bikey now lies in critical condition at his
home. ,,,,r l. novy corpse having
sl'I Ne existence by sending bullet through
en- hrain His hfeless body was found IN ne ma
o. nS .Sa rear 81 Or. Bukey's home TINS morning
II Is said Williams was recSsel lro'" ''ie NeN'''
burg Insane Asylum yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12
FURNISHED Gonsrs 90 Get.

AsPI'RY PARK. y J.-Deslrahle fur.
y ehel cottages fnr rnrf Lists MILAN
ROSS Aqhury Park. y. J.
nETTER THAN NEWPORT Newark
Mountain Park rreidnrcf gitnalf 'nf
niah.I. season s5nn. highest reference.
Address AIGIsTfNE. DG Broadway
MORHisToWS y = Fully furnished.
com. rfahle cottage. sanitary niuW"ns
annie grounds. Lawn tennis court. stable.
horses and carrageH fIr fh" SUNNI Z
se.s.r near the park. within nv" rlnn'' 3
~ tho depot T.. J.. KERR. ~ l'n'iN-
sf Sew York.
To RENT Furnished cottages AZ STAN
f,r,i. IN tho gafskNla Address w II.
M'ALTfNE Stamford. y.
TO LET , i,auuful. w'ii-ei'uat"t md
,..il. Furnished cottages. wl'n 40 ln'rf'l
frrufa us4r Tho ocean. nf Nr''rn". J. ].
rfira s-pp O. 81 rlo each. s'fhl" N'n'n"-
dar n WM sCHEEH. ~ liio'dvay.
To RENT From juno IT, unA sep-
f.iibcr &c. furnished cottage. AMY NJ
sire EMMA FANRlNGTON. IeNi'il
i..,t. Sorfh Tarry' wn-on- Hudson
Zoo ISLANDS. To rent fun lsh'i CO.
,e, . l-ar1. l'ar hl.Wndra ba, F',,
i..la.. ant photographs Win W.
TiN%sf.SD ~ wal a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12
6urses dn6 CarriageE.


At GREAT BARGAINS Seven sound.
gentle. chunky Horses and Mares. SD 10
so. weeks trial. top Grocer wagons ana
Trucks. lo5 Freeman-st.. Greenpo.nt -
FOR SALE.-Saddle and driving mare,
l4h hands. strong built: also matched team
chestnut mares. suitable for lady ADDRESS,
pr. O. G. JACKSON. =. o. Box l6l. ia
rnaicn. J. !.
FOR SALE.-A yis-a-vis carriage seating
four persons. exclusive Of driver, new IN
summer of 1893. and has been used but
little: was built TO order for present owner
Apply NJ Private Stable. ia West o4th-st.
FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
SEASON.-Pony OUTFIT for children. Nd
dress DR.. O. &. JACKSON. Pony Breeder
y. o. Box 1871. Jamaica. l.. /.
si75.-Party going abroad: light nrs,-
class cutunder extension top family surrey
used month cos; $50 IN order. fine
sv"rplated harness. cost $40. price $40.
Scen ~ Private Stable. 10 West 4fth-st. ;
letters not answered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12
,,ry TIKI on THE THRIFT BILL

x,crN,rNT OF LARGE FALL RIVER
THE .,,rs THE REASONS FOR ITS CLOSING.
Fall River Mass May 1.-The f S9v 1s6 nO''cf
pos'eu -, ~ much comment among the operatives
the 10 ,b~ Eastern part Of the city
In l' o,r enploycs-Owng to the imbcciie position
taken ne he 5 55G noS GONG
ingtono ant me result Of which you are perfectly
ConnHHsr with these works VIII be shu' GnNn on
Nav u. 1874 ,,o,od and uocompleted work win
he e. paid for May 10. lS'l' . -, mo .or,,r,.
s'ep"N or,ber of the Republican State Central
zoe 80 and a prominent factor In politics.
Com" parpabv Gingham Mills Company was incor-
the 6nTsed in 2 to make hne c49d cDlIon s go
Much on "a 90 70 brought here from scotland. The
emp have 5000 sPndes capital or W 02er
ate sT Og 500 The concern has been success
r? 'tmeincss venture.