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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-06-17
Staot 3drtimore.
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geriammluns Der uSeretnisten 9euti6.n
Gewertdaiten." Die Srauarbeiter.
Union.
Der @entralf0rper Der vSereinisten
Dsu;idsu @cwerti9uiten" bielt seitern
unter Dem Yoriiee zines Delegation Der
SObmiiden Sadsr. .llnion ieine aessIs
mGBise yeriummIuns ab. Sin Sdreiz
ben Der ioiiaiiittihsn 9lrbeitersY Yurtei
nit benz Griudeu, um uRteritieuns
ibrsr @ablas citation ieitenS Der lulons
wuroe uerleltu. Annahme fanb cine
@inlaouus gu Dem Pic~0ttc Der SGdsr.
Union yfr. - am 3. Suli, lowie Der
Seridt, oaB ,ois @OOp:ratipsSdferei
srOBe 6ortidritte made uno baB Die
gafereien pon Rueita uno Shwars
nod immer feline linton SGftrsien
lelen.
Son Der v&Iierzllnion" purSe gez
melbet, ouB Die - v9tational=Sruuerei" in
Canton eln grOBeS Suantum gti9t>
uulOnz6aTcr an9eldafIt babe, uno OaB
oe5balb Elm Sei6luB glnnubme sefunoeu
babe, Sier, oaS in bieien 6GIlern aui
oen Wartt 9ebraht lueroe, nidt su trim
fen. Die Union itcute baS @riuden,
OaB Die auoeren Unions ibrem Seilpiele
6olse leiltcn iOQteu. Der Seridt iano
Annalme uno bic 0elesaten wuroen
bemsemaB iultruirt. Die ,&appcnz
ma6.rsllnion" beri6tete, SaB iie benz
naalt ibr n0absl" in nGditer .3eit in
9sbraud brlnsen ipiroe. SstrcfiS DER
Yaraoe AM glrb.itsrtas lpurbc beldlois
len, baB bic oeuti9en Unions cine
eisene 9lbtbeilung biloeu loltn. Die
ausslesenbeit wurOe aus bieiem @ruuOe
on Die reip. Unions 5uriifucrIpieien,
I'M in uadlter Striammluns Ssridt su
erltatten.
ySratereiarbciter llniott."
Su Der - EbaIiazSalle" gtr. 915, Sfz
8rattitruBe, blelt seiteru pie gruusreiz
9lrbelter@uuion" tbre reselmabiss Der.
iammluus ab. Dus Yruiuus8z@ omite
mslbete, oaB bier Gauhibaten scprIit
muroen, 3wei iebOd iue9en manselbafter
&.nntnllie ab9epieiem wOrOen icieu.
Sn Der Serlanlmlun9 muroe ebenralls
Elm glpplifant absepieieH, aber slpei
Otitslisoer aufsenoulmsn. Die 6rage
SetrefiS SilOuns elmer Oeutlden glbz
tbeiluns in be@ glrbeiter>Y Yaraoe wuroe
belabenb beantwOrtet. Die pom siucm
@omits Der vSadsr>lluion" iberbradte
@iulaouua gu eia.m Yicnic Oerelben
fano Iunabue, os8slci9tn nabm man
bsn audi in Der Slsuns Der vSercini9'
ten Deutl9en @emeril1aften" eritatte>
Ten 8srldt Der Union Setreffs Der @Os
Operatipsgaderei IL. /. 10. sntses:n.
Die Wiitslieber muroen fernsr aufsez
foroert, Die Seltimmun9sn betrsfis Der
arbeitstarten ltr.n9 5u b.folsen. G5
lou aus bIej @runbe el1t 8u6 pffen
Iiesen, in pslhes leOes auBer srbeit trez
tenbe DtitsIieb ytame unO Aoreiie eins
suseiduen bat, iuofern Der Setrstdr nidt
anweienb 1T, baulit ibnl bann Die &arte
3ugelteqt nerben fam. Gin UtIt9lieo,
peldes Obus &arte ieinen Ylas luehielt,
iou beitraft psrOsn.
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StanS Ger peribierenen Glubs:
Weri6tcoene Regatten sepIan

Der rSriOle 9tuberzGlub" iutrb nab
renO oes SOmmcrs psridisbeue Ge9at
ten perantalttn. Die erlte fnbet all
SamItas, ben 30. SUM itatt. sllS ar
ransementszG Omite iunsireu Capt. 9ln.
orem Olunfs, 2isut. Seize guslar, Us
s. &ing, eugene u. Glad uno gB. 6
SrobmQuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-06-17
Ius Der Wtlt Ses Sports.
Baltimore auf Der sweireu Steue.-Dle @
2oulS'er am Samitaa beiisat.

Saltlmore au1 DER Slpeiten Steue.-Ole S1'
QOuIS'er am Samitae beiisgt.
@eun Der 8altimOr.r 8aiebaq>@lub
fOrtfabrt, li3 Surh sutes Opel aus5us
3eidneu, oaun 1T s5 niht unwabrIh etnz
ltd, baB Die rBermants6Ias9:" audi
I'M beuUrltebsnbeu Serbts w;sber nab
baltimore fommt, uuo merfmuroleer
g1eile linb cS seraOe ,wei Seutldsames
rltansr, Die Yitasr" 0Ofier II. Gsper,
pelds nidt wenis ou;u bsitras.u, ben
rSrioles" auf otr Sieae5babu poran
gu seben. Dura ben Sies AM Cams
tag iit es gum criten Ntale porsetOnls
men, baB cin Stub spei unosre Clubs
matchmaker obne siuen ein3l9en Hun"
pom Spielplaee sebeu lieB.
llS cine natiirllhe 6Ol9e beS 9uten
SpieleS lit ba8 SaIe5aIlfieber in Saltis
more lsbr itarf, uno Der 8eiud Der
Spiel- ldBt 9fidtS iu lpinideu iibrla.
glm Samltag warsn Die SpieIe in ben
uer1dleOenen StaOten, wle fOl9t, be-
iudt: -3n Baltimore 1912, in Bottom
$500, in $hilabelpbia II, 285, in Saib'
instun 1000, in Ne,u.YOrt 1900 unS in
SrOOtIDn 5000. Die Gam itass>Spisls
batten folsenOeS Geiultat:
Sn Baltimore:
ga ea!i!mas' lsaH3s:::::: -: 3 95SiSld SISS 9
Dsurrap rHpartetiider.
Softer -gitder" uno @Iarte Gather" fitr Baltimore
Sreitenitin "gtd1sr" IL Sels "9atdsr" idr St sOuIs
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Sir
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Gusenblidlit if Elm 9eSer barauf be.
eadt, etwas fir Si. &.inisuus i.iues
SIuteS su tbuu, oSer ruie man su iaseu
pflest, cine 6ritbiabrssRepi,in su &c.
brauheu. uuo bies lit uoufommen
rihtig aebanbeIt, iebo9 mug man bic
seeisnete Webisiu eiuuebmeu. Solls
Sie SIREN ar,t eouiultreu. 10 lpiro
Sbueu Serielbe iaqen:
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HukIann
Settle 2latans init Ssrautrei6.

Petersburg, 16. Suui. - Die
neulihe Intiport oes 9rn. Sanotaur,
iran50fiiden Otiniiters Oed guSwdrtiz
gen, aui Die Saterpelation Milleranb'5 5
in Der iranaOiiiden Oeputirtentaumer,
bat bier u.ridnupft.
6Irit 2obanOff, Der 0eiuiitsr bss
NeuBsren, pat BENT frunsOiiid.u 8Ots
idlaiter Die Grflaruns 5useben lahen,
baB i'm bic Intwott 9anOtaur' be-
frsmoe, Sa fstne idriftlid perbrieits
sIQians sluilden bsioen 9dnoern beitebe.
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llnqliif unD Gerbrcd)cn.

stown, Ya., 16. SUM-.
- Der 24siahrise 60. u. S9oul;n,
meldcr beute 9tadmittas IN Sesleitun9
;meier iunsen Oamen cine SOOtiubrt
Guf benz ShuDlfill unternabm, ilt .rs
trunfen. Die Waoden iuurbsn seret,
tet.
NOrfOlt 8irs., 16. Suni.-@in
Boot, in ueldem lid finf iInse Otan.
ner beianoen, feuterte beuts i'm Safeu.
3mei Der Sniaiien, SarrD StOrep unO
Dennis S'8rien ertrantea.
@barle It n, S.S@.. 16. SUM. -
Die GrprsB;ise 0er. % uub 76 Der
uGbarleltonzS zSauannahsHabn1 coulbir,
ten beute nabe 9aroceuiue, g. : 6.
8eibe 2ofomOtluen purOen Oemolirt unO
Der SOfomotipsnfabrsr 8lud idpsr psr,
lest. Die Yaiiusisre famsn nit benz
@drcden oauOu, ieood uerlOrsn 3tusi
2anbitei6er, Uelde unbeiust.r Veiie
oen Bug bsnusten, ihr 2sbsn.
a He Srlea Ca. 16. Stunt.
- lui bem @sse na9 elmer 8ranos
ifGtte ltIr3te beute cine Sprise fes ltdb>
tiiaen Seucr=Oepartemsnts um. Der
Snsenieur 8eter SattefOrs srlitt tOOts
lide 9erlesunsen.
Sranoe.
BRADFORD, Ya., 16. Suni.-Die
8ulobrdnOe swiiden Wtt. Sewett uno
9litteruiue baben eine sroBe 0uautitdt
BON Bauhols 3eritOrt. sic witbsn I'M
Centrum Der 9fitterpine SelsHeaion,
absr bis iest 1T nod tsine Der SelzSuels
len BON ben 6lammeu ersrifieu worbsu.
Die telestapbil1e Gerbinbuus nit benz
beinseiudt.u Otftritt iit iebr mans.ls
bait, bod ipeiB man. baB ieit Samitas
200 Otaun bamit bsiddftl9t iinb, ben
6lummen @inbalt su tbun unO, oaB Die
srOBte 9efabr pOriibsr.
@crmtid1te telesrapbii9e Sepei@en.
- Sn bsm Stdbtfen Waumee, 10
Wleilen bon Eoleoo, g., eutfernt, iuurs
bsn an Sonntas frIb finf 9dben uno
pier 8Obnbauier einseaid:rt; Ssrluit
$4,000.
= 4rafibent Glepslano pirb m6s,
lidsrmeiie bsute BON Baibinston mad
@rap Gables, Waii., ieiu.m IanSiie,
abreiien.
- Su gtetp.gOrt madt.n ssitsru uidt
weuiser, mi. iiui Ysrionen osn Seriuh.
iia aus Der gSslt gu idaffen, unb brsi
oerielben itatben in Solsc Der 9erlesun>
gen, bic fie iid bsisebradt butten. @s
parsu Die 17<iabrise Solepbin. &icrba,
Srau Ssnuie 9feuins. 6rau &atis
Ssirn., Worris TbOmpion unb @eOrs
SadS, Der Sanitor Oes nPsquobs
Clubs"
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.0llaHI1ItH. ---..--..-' D n IL II
Earned Kuns-Saltimore 3.
Two Base Hits-8ellep, Ssnninss (2), GIarte uno
@onner.
sacrifice Hits-9offer, SeeIer, Carer, GIarte nno
EeiB (2).
stolen Bases-gleaiuu, Quinn uro Conner.
Double Plays-9larte uRo SeuHIn9s; GulnH uHo
gonncr.
First base errors-SuItimore 8; Ct. Souls l.
First base on balls-Soffer 2, SrelteHlteu 1.
Hit by pitched balls-Sennines.
Struck out-uon 6offer l, pon Sreitenitsiu /.
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= Sn ct. Petersburg itarb Baron
yeitOlaus b. Sunse, Oiiultere Praiiosnt,
iuelder i'm SABRE 1910 in Stem sfbOrsn
mat
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National >8alt Seretn
Ser SfoSf @nIfftft nre

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Snrenur: Simmer Nr. 4OS unS 4O9. 6teelite
MutpriIrteB SapitaI S1O.OOO.OOO.OO.
3 ante:
Grnif 9. &nabe. iun:, Yrdtioent.
9bomas -: 5an. gic,pratStnt.
q. SeSlep 6ueif, shGSmeiiter.
g. u. Splle, Sttr.tdr.
WWcS. @rid,are, Sen. n..Sei&dftstihrsr.
8. y. Morris, 9eihdftstihrer
ocs 9I9uness departments.
Biniams s. sSilliams, 9febtsconluIenten.
9epofitoruul: Continental RatipnaI's5an
Siheriteluna Der SecurIt6ten: 6ibelitp 81 Dc
ppItsSo,
Sirettoren:
Grnff 3. Snabe, iun., bon Nul. Snabe q Co.,
Observation-Disclosures.
Clinton y. paine. DON Baiue & 9icsaran, Ban.
Hers uHo piatler.
gbpmas ". San, anpoIt.
BiIbur g. Sadion, 8IdftoeHt Der Continental
Wotiona=Eauf.
Grparn Maine, Seiis.r unb Seronsse6er oes
rDeutiGen @oIreponbenten."
Sames .. Nfafon Don Der Sames D. gtafon Co..
Sra6erzSabrifonten.
r. @iuSlpw 9Silliams, Nnfpalt.
Charles Ssnrp Smitb psn Smith, Oirou Co..
SHqrps= SdnbIcr in 8apier uns Bapieridden.
We. MeD. prid,arc, Sauf8:reM
6oren gle auf, W1ietbe 5u Jablen.
2Benn sic bel ms porpr den, molten mir Shnen
Sei9en, fpie Sic elm eieene5 Saus sesen lete menn.
libe AbtabIunsen foufen fonnen. Sic pabeu teine
Boriteauna oapsH, fple pie sludllher Sic in Shrem
tisenen Saui, leber. Gelb ais Darlcben. g1e Guss
tnnit fptrb germ ertbeit. lGesrS,1S)
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SDptmer=&lai1en

FUR 1aadbiIfe in ben perfcbfee enen Q d,uIfdd,ern
inter WitbiIie aepriter estrrdfte. = Sorbereituns
tuns flr bic bsutiten eebramts.I .Irlfuns,n. = pri.
patunferridbt In dlten unb ueuen Spradben,
beiOnotrs i'm Deutfdben unb Gnsliben.
60 S60nri6, 's&fsa's5snIsI asiasa esa: g4 r. pa
Rr. 21es. ReGunob,Sfr.. nabe sortb.Mpe.
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tSiir ben -Deutiben @OrreponbeHtsn" per Sabel be-
rit.t burd bic nnnteo 8res" uno bic "9iep gorter
uNiipciirte Hreiie. y
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Die r8agnbilb" a.ufsef II n
Sen.-@iue Oepsi4e aus 8bilaoslpbia
mslpet, baB Der britif9.Oampfsr y Satu'
StanOaro," wel9er bort BON Ysnartb
antam, au 6. SUM auf Gee bas gBrad
Der uOruesiidsu Barrie .&aDubllo"
ii4tets, uno oaB oaiielbs aui 4nOronuns
bss Capt. 8obinion pom Satu>Stanb>
aro" in Sraub selest murSs.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12

profession TO give his theory fair trial
much suffering will be saved. For
while II may not be true that everybody
about to undergo surgical operation
can be throw n into Q hypnotic condition,
II is also true that the law OF suggestion
will produce IN many that peculiar mem
tai condition whereby the mere sugges-
tlon that the patient suffers no pain I'M
nediately precudes the possibility OF
painful feeling. Mature is ever kind
to the victims OF the inevitable" says
Mr.. Hudson, As a hypnotic condition Is
induced by the approach OF death, SO
can localized hYpnoti. condition be In
duced when surgical operation becomes
inevitable. or course, much Judgment
will be required In making the sugges-
tIon that the proposed operation Will not
cause pain, says the Detroit News
Tribune, for 1t Is counter to ones daily
experiences. Due regard must be had
to the patients beliefs. prejudices, en-
vironments and experiences. The I'M
aginatlon must be appealed to, and what
ever is said must be said in vigorous
and positive manner. What local sur
geon will be the first to experiment In
the direction suggested by Mr.. Hudson?
This suggests the possibility of purely
hypnotic conditions producing much
that is termed spiritual phenomena. In
deed, this Is frankly admitted by some
mediums, they holding that the spiritual
condition follows the hypnotic one, aud
that II is often almost impossible 10 as
certain when and where the one merges
ir TO the other. Nevertheless, here Is a
thought. in the words OF Shakespeare,
for those who doubt the facts Of both
hypnotism and sprItualism: There
are more things in heaven and earth
than are dreamed OF in your phil
osuphy1
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12

A young English woman is creditsd
with inyentIng a new industry for her
sex. Other young women advertise for
situations as nursery maids, but this
ones ambition scars higher She will
have no babies or children around her.
they are too common. This enterprls-
Ing girl announces through the public
press that she will take entire charge
OF ladies' pet dogs. She will take them
out for airing regularly. She will give
them their periumed baths and admin
lister dog cakes and physic when the
dear creatures need them. She is quite
competent to pei form all the duties Of
d. dog doctor.
Well, why not? Babies have gone
much out OF fashion among our better
classes, It seems. a millionaire lady
who lets babies, bright and handsome
ones, too, and well born, go to the aims
house and die for want OF somebody to
mother them, will kiss and fondle a
wheeling, slckly, snarling dog and love
it as II she were its own mother. When
she does not wish TO ride In her ear :
riage, she sends darling Flossie OUT 10
sit alone in state upon the cushioned
seats and represent my lady. Flossie
must have its carriage airing,
o So why not dogs nursery msids?
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12
(First pub. Dec |, 1894. Last Feb 23, 1882
MORTGAGE SALE

Default having been made in the conditions
of two certain mortgages made by Joseph A.
of the village of L'Anse, county
of Baraga, state of Michigan, to Frank
Sengebusch, of the same place, one bearing
date the 9th day of November, A. D., 1891 and
recorded In the Office of the register of deeds
of the county of Baraga, state of Michigan,
on the 10th day of November A. D.. 1891, in
Liber Four OF Mortgages. on page thirty-five,
and one bearing date the 9th day Of August,
A. D., 1892 and recorded in said register of
deeds Office for said county of Baraga, Mch.
gan, n the 18th day of August, A. D., 1892. in
Liber Four OF Mortgages on page fifty-one;
and whereas the amount claimed to be due ON
said mortgages At the date'of this notice is six
hundred eleven and fifteen one-hundredths
dollars (s6lll5). and in addition thereto an
attorneys fee of fifty dollars $50, stipulat-
ed ard provided for in said mortgages, and no
suit or proceeding mt law or in equity having
been instituted to recover the amount now re-
naming secured by said mortgages or any
part thereof; notice is therefore hereby given
that by virtue O., the power of sale contained
In said mortgages and in pursuance of the
statute in such case made and provided on
Tuesday, the e6th day Of February. A. D.,
1895, at ten O'Clock in the 10 enoon OF that day
ut the front door of the court house in the
village OF L'Anse, county of Baraga, state OF
Michigan, THAT being the place for holding
the circuit court for said county, there viii be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder,
the premises described in said mortgages, or
so much thereof as may be necessary to salts.
fy the amount due as above specified with
the interest thereon, and the attorneys fee,
costs, charges and expenses allowed by law
and provided for in said mortgages; the said
premises being described in said mortgages Is
follows: All that certain piece or parcel of
land situate in the village OF L'Anse, in the
county of Baraga, state of Michigan, described
rs follows, to-wit: Lot No. six 90 In block No
twenty -one t2I, according TO the plat of said
village OF LAnse, now on file in the office of
the register of deeds for said county of Bara-
ga, with all the buildings thereon.
FRANK SENGEBCSCH,
Mortgage.
PHILIP II. McKERNAN,
Attorney for Mortgagcr,
Dated November ~, A. D., 1894.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12
ASSININS,

Edw. Anger was at L'Anse Monday.
BAIL A.ticons was at L. nse Monday
Joseph Verette was at L'Anse Wednes-
day.
Glenn Jandreau was al L'Anse one day
this week.
Frank Denomie was at Baraga one
day this week.
S. Denomie was at L'Anse one day
this week.
John Funke, of Barpga, was here on
business Monday.
BAIL Atticons is hauling legs to John
Funke's mill at Baraga.
William Owen, one of the chiefs OF the
Nj. i. Mission, was here Tuesday.
Jacob Forcia was at NJ. Z. Mission aud
Pequaming the fore part OF the week.
All mail for the Catholic Mission
should be addressed Assnins, Baraga
county, Mich.
Mrs. Harriet Chose, of Newtonville,
WAS here Sunday visiting her brother,
Gabriel Forcia.
Joseph papin has returned from
Traverse Bay, where he was engaged In
fishing for 5. Denome.
Sam Mawdawgame and Louis A. King,
OF the M. f. Mission, ewere visiting
friends here this week.
Mrs. Balmer, OF Duluth. and her
mother. Mrs. James Holiday, of the
Bay Shore, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Denomie.
Mrs. Sophia Forcia aud daughters
Mollie and Maggie, returned from the
NJ. Z, Mission Wednesday. where they
had been visiting relatives.
There are several people here who
make a business Of watching ether peo-
pie and giving them bad reputation
The guilty parties had better take
warning or they will lad themselves In
the clutches of the law
There was a meeting held at Simon
Denomie's pool room Tuesday evening
md it was voted that Special Indian
Agent J. G. Turner ask the commits
'ioner of Indian affairs to purchase the
same amount OF provisions as last year,
1ut of their interest money.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12
CA TRUE copr.) Judge OF

SALE OF sTocK-omce Of Detroit Brown,
stone Company, Detroit. Michigan, December
8ist, 1S94.-Dcfault having been made by Ben
jlmin L. Comfort ]. Miles Spaulding, William
II. Hollands. Harry +. Hollands. and Jeb. G..
II Hands in paying parts 3, 4, and 8, Of an as
ss,r2oat made 10y the Board of Directors Of the
Detroit lirownstone Company upon the assess
able stock Of said company on the first day of
August. 1892, which default has existed for
more than sixty days after the same became
due and payable. and after said parties were
notified thereof; notice IL hereby given that
shall sell at public auction, by order Of the
lOarl of Directors of the Detroit Brownstone
Company. pursuant TO the statutes Of this state,
to the highest bidder. the following mentioned
shares Of stock, TO witt 40 shares in certificate
No, "a: 20 shares In certificate No 10; 40 shares
IN certificate No. 20; shares In certificate No.
12l: shares I'm certificate No. 1872; shares In
certificate No. 1881 100 shares in certificate No.
l29; q shares In certificate No. TAG; 20 shares
In certificate No. 147; 10 shares in certificate
No. las: 40 shares In certificate No. 157; 100
shares In certificate No. 167; at room No. 504
Hammond Building, In the City. of Detroit,
Wayne County. Michigan Wednesday, the
thirteenth day of February 1895, at twelve
o'clock noon, that being the cffice OF said COM
pany. CHARLES Il. MILLER,
Treasurer Of Detroit Brownstone Company.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12
Notice.

Sealed bids will be received until two
O'Clock p. m. of the 2lst day OF January,
1895, by the board of education OF the
township OF Bdraga, at the clerks Office
In said township for the furnishing, and
delivering, and cordlag up thirty cords
of hard maple body wood In the school
house ward in the village OF Baraga, the
wood to be sawed aud split, and to be
forty inches long. The board will enter
into contract with the lowest respon-
sible bidder for said wood, the wood to
be delivered OH or before the 18th day Of
March, 1905. The board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids,
+. III. ORMsBy.
Dept. Clerk and Purchasing Committee
Of Supplies OF said Board of Educa-
ton. (l-5-t3.)
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12

First pub. Dee. -. 1894 Last Jan. i2, 1881
pRoBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, -
COUNTY OF BARAGA.


AT session of the probate court for
the county of Baraga, holden ut the
probate office, in the village of L'Anse,
on Friday, the Nth day of December,
In the year one thousand eight humid
red and ninety-four
Present, Alex. g. Shields, judge OF probate.
In the matter of the estate of Nilaenty
Wadgga, late of Baraga, deceased.
on reading and filing the petition, duly veri.
fed, of Rosa Wadigga, widow OF said deceased,
praying, for reasons therein set forth, that a
day may be fixed for the hearing OF said petit.
ton and that due notice may be given TO all
persons interested.
Thereupon IL Is ordered, that Monday, the
fourteenth Qi) day of January next. al 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, be assigned
FOR the hearing of said petition,
and that the heirs mt law of said
deceased, and all other persons Interested
In said estate, are required to appear ut a ses-
sion Of said court, then to be holden in the pro-
bate office, in the village of L'Anse, and show
cause, II any there be. why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be granted.
And IL is further ordered that said petit.
toner give notice to the persons
interested in said estate of the
tendency of said petition and the
hearing thereof, by causing q copy of this
order to be published in the L'ANsE
SENTINEL, n newspaper printed and circulat-
ed in said county of Baraga,four ca successive
weeks previous TO said day of hearing
ALEX. g. SHIELDS,
CA TRUE copY) Judge of Probate
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-01-12
THE DEMO0RATIo DLUNDERERs.

The freak administration at Washing
ton Is making au exhibition Of itself in
trying so wallow out OF the morass Into
which it has become involved by its
blind attack upon the policy OF protec-
tion aud reciprocity. Starting with the
claim that the protective system was a
Chinese wall which prevented the growth
OF commercial relations with foreign
countries, 1t struck out the reciprocity
act, which more rapidly extended our
foreign commerce than any,, Legislation
In that direction In the history OF the
government Not only that, but In Its
tariff tinkering 1t made such unjust
Determinations that foreign govern
ments have Instituted retaliatory meas
decline in our export trade In provisions
and indict great financial loss upon our
packing industry.
The retaiatory edicts OF the foreign
governments are causing the oaminIstra-
ton to squirm and protest, but 1t Is well
aware of the weakness OF It's position,
and It's protestations are mingled with
threats OF retaliation against Spain,
The situation is enough to make every
patriot blush with shame. The United
States government has not been iI 50
humiiating a situation since the war Of
1879
Should the Cleveland administration
add financial blunder to its confessed
on the tariff question it will
go out under shadow OF ignominy that
will b!ackcn the Democracy for quarter
OF century Evening Wisconsin.