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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-30
WHO MAY VOTE.
The Amendments TO tho Consultation
Disfrsnchise Many, and the
Law should be carefully
atudieh

Law should be carefully
studied.
The adoption OF the constitutional
amendment last fall affects great many
foreigners who have voted on first
papers. Let it be understood clearly
who can vote:
First. Any foreigner who took out
his first papers before March s. 1892, Is
q voter.
Second. Any foreigner who has taken
out his first papers since March, 1892,
cannot vote unless be has been here five
years, and has taken out his second
papers prior to election.
Third. Any foreigner who has been
here five years. must have taken out his
first papers two years before he can get
the second papers.
1t will be seen that no foreigner can
vote this spring who has taken cut his
first papers since March s. 1892, unless
he gets full papers, and no foreigner can
get his full papers unless he has had his
first papers two years.
Foreigners who have had their first
papers three years and month can vote
II registered.
Five years In this country and at least
one year 10 this state is necessary before
q foreigner can get his full papers ad-
mittipe him to full citizenship.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-30
List of Jurors.

The following named gentlemen have
been drawn as jurors to serve at the
next term Of Circuit Court for Baraga
County, which will convene, Tuesday,
April 10th, 1895.
L'Anse--C. p. Blankenhorn, John
Patrick, John Sterk, Robert Jackson
and q. ID. Shea.
Baraga-Peter Nilsson, ,L.W. Gddings,
FL. j. Falk, Philip Foueault and Peter
Lamont.
Arvon-J. p. Holstrom, Peter job
Alfred Peterson, Peter Newman and
Axel Swanson.
Spurr-Francls Perry, J9hn Pote,
James Mckercher and John Anderson.
Covington--Wii,iam Irvine, John
Lyons, Dominic Copp. Abraham Antile,
and Geo. Ii. Schoneweg.
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For Rem.

The Saloon IN the Sicotte building on
Main Street. formerly occupied BY
George hammond. will be for rent after
Nay 1st. For further particulars inquire
Of Octave Sicot,e, L'Anse, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-30

Are you going to the fair? What
Fairp-whenp Why the M. e. Church
Fair at the Opera Honse April 18th.
WE'LL should say yes. Wouldn't miss
Ii.
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Next week we will announce in detail
the partic ular attractions the ladies' are
providing for the NJ. =. church Fair on
Thursday, April 10th.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-30
Advertised Lettere.

AdvertIscd Lettere.
The following are letters remaining
in the possoffice at L'Anse. Michigan,
for the month ending Mar 81, 1895. In
calling for same please say advertised" !"
Fred Bibart (2) Frank Peterson
Gustav Frommhobe Herr John Petersen
Gay Honsingsr Charless Raney
A. ID. Haukins. Axel Resell
Thomas Magner T. Ii. Tisls
Thomas McPherson Alfred Tobln
N. A. Nelson (2) AugustSuudstrom
Charles Pisner Jaaka Vaholo
Joe Williams
JOHN Q. McKERNAN, p. NJ.
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Piano For sale

] will sell nv Mason Il Hamlin Wp-
right piano. Rearly as gsod a. new,
cheap for cxsh. II. g. SMITH
3-2s-t
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To Rent.

Tho Voetsch Estate building. corner
Broad and Fourth streets. now occupied
by W. J Bauer, To rent after May ls.
For further particulars inquire
PM. VoETscH, Administrator.
3-23 II L'Anse, Mich
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-30

April the 18th falls on Thursday.
This is the day and date OF the NJ. Z.
Church fair.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-30

If your name is not on the registration
book you cannot vote Monday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-03-30

Don't forget what happens on the
afternoon and evening Of April 18th.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-05-17
Patents! Patents!

CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS AND COPY
RIGHTS secured FOR inventors and those
engaged in mercantile pursuits. Do not
send your application = or thousand
miles away when you can get your patents
just as soon. and in many cuses far
sooner and with better results by sending
them direct to
HIGDON AND at Kansas City Mo, where
HIGDON they have the most exteil.
sivc department and the best equipped Offices,
lifted expressly for this purpose. now in tho
United States. located IL the Times Building,
at the Junction uf Main 4 nd Delaware sts..
kaLsaS city. $40. Their charges are the
same as other well established patent law
yeis. For references, all the banks und
business houses in the city. send for price
list and book of i;istruc. lions. free OF charge.
Mention III T. GRAPHIC.
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PROFITABLE 1RalaAr1oN.

The government is preparing a map
of the water courses of the United
States and the location OF the under
ground rivers of the western country.
This chart will be valuable to the
western farmers and those who propose
to settle in the arid districts. To
know where artesian wells can be sunk
with an expectation Cf striking water
will save time and money. The loca-
tion of these streams can be determin-
ed by sinking wells and noting the
direction of the current in them. 1t
is generally from the northeast to the
southwest. The subterreanean rivers
have regular cources, the water flows
through the loose soil with Il lazy cur
rent insufficient to dIslolge the gravel
or undermine the ground. The ex-
pense of pumping it to the reservoirs
is light. Irrigated land will produce
more vegetables OF grain than any
land in the west that is dependent
upon rain for water. The difference
in the amomnt raised will pay for the
irrigating. That makes irrigation
practicable. Greater crops could be
raised on all land if it were irrigated.
--LeaUen,pOrth Tunes
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A LETTER FROM TEXAS.
ELM MORT, Texas, May 5th

ELM MORT, Texas, May 5th.
Editor Graphic:
Thinking that your readers might be
interested in few words from the
Sunny South, make bold to ask for a
little of your valuable space.
This county, Nc Lehman, is in what
is called the black waxy district OF
Texas. The population is about 40,
600, ten thousand being negroes.
Waco, the county seat, is a thriving
city of $4,000. The city is situated on
the Brazos river, is well graded and
has plentiful supply Of artesian
water, 2l wells in all. varying i'll tenn
paratue from cold to 1O4 degrees.
Waco is the conveIging point of five
railroads and does IA large Wholesale
business.
The staple crop is cotton, though
oats do remarkably we'll, the writer
having seen some fields yield 100 bush.
els per acre. The farmers have re-
duced the cotton ACREAGE about ont
fourth this season and intend to ralst
corn and hogs. Ills part of Texas liza:
il climat. equaIed by none, not ever
my own sunny Karsas. Here thu
blizzard never comes and the heat o.
summer is tempered by !, breeze from
| the Gulf.
The population is composed of peo
pie. from nearly every state i'll TIT
Union, but mostly fromstlie old south
erm states; they are honest, law-abid
ing and hospita5ie. About 40 pc
cent are Christians, Baptists All,
| Metllodlsts; about 40 per cent NOR,
are christians too, but they only worl
at tiieiI trade from camp meeting tim
till about Christmas, then they tax
Il vacation until canr-meeting tim
comes around again.
II We had to name the cieit clarat
te-istic Oe Texas, we would say he
STIFFNESS. 1t ou'y takes the Texa
farmer seyen hours per day to do villa
it takes the KaIsas iar.aer seventee
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
First Publication May 10th, 1895.


To A Ward aud Mrs H Ward: You and
each of you are hereby notified that you have
been sued in the district court of Edwards
county, Kansas. together with: Samuel B.
Ghambers. Kate Chambers, Ward, Mrs l.
ID Ward, Jacob Winegard and Margaret Wine
gard by w Trou sdaie.s who filed his petition
IN said action on the 18th day OF April, 1895,
ahd that unless you answer the petition of
the p'alntih so filed on or before the end day
OF June, a. d. lSlI, said petition will he taken
as true and Judgment will be rendered
against you and each OF You forever barring
you OF all right, title, interest, estate and
equity of redemption IN ana tn the following
lands and tenenlents lying ami situate in the
couhty of Edwards and state Of Kansas, to-
wit:
All of lot and the south half OF the north.
west quarter of section 4 containing l72 81
luO acres, also the southwest quarter of Sec
tion 4, containing 100 acres, also all of section
5. containing S5S s0-l00 acres, also all of sec
tion 8. containing 6i0 acres, also the north
half of the nor:n half of section =, containing
100 acres, all of said land lying and situate in
township 26 south, range lG, west of the 9TH
princlpai meridian, Edwards county, Kaneas.
and the title to said land will be forever
q,iieted against you and each of yod ~ well
as against each and every person. clainaius
under you.
II Turner, Attorney for Plaintiff.
(SeaD Attest:
524 M Boe:tcher, Clerk of District Co ur
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ROAD NOTICE
Office of county clerk, April gath. Is9:

Office "f county clerk, April e4th. 1895.
State of Kansas, county of Edwards, SO:
Notice Is hereby given that on the llth day
Of April, 1895. u petition signed b. DANIEL
Knisey ana sixteen Others was presented TO
the Beard of county commissioners of tho
county and state aforesaid. praying for the
laying oat and opening of n certain road,
described as follows. viz:
commencing ut the southwest corner OF
section 10, township rs, south of range 20
west. thence east on intersectin2 lines or
sections ~ AMI -. ~ and 29 81 and y to the
southeast corner of section II, tbc cnee north
on interse ting lines OF sections u s. %, III &
ID, . & 10. Ia the ne corner of sec 9. All of the
above points being in township %. south of
range 20 west.
whereupon said BO:lrl of County Commits
sionerS appointed the following named per-
SONS. viz: Ed. Lcnlbricht. Geo. r. Tussell and
Mart HcitZ,l us viewers, with instructions TO
meet, in conf inction with the county Sur
vcyor, at the nortbrast corner OF section =,
township 2J range 20. In Trenton township,
| on Monday the 9Th day OF May. y. d.. 1850.
at ~ o'cicck :" IN :. and procedd TO view snid
| road. uiii give 10 ail parties hearing.
BY order OF
Board oi county commissioners.
e.. &. Corrnuck, county clerk.
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Bonded Security, $4,000.
j. NJ. LEWIS, JR., Agent.

This Investment Company is designed to
take the place, to some extent of life insur-
ancc.
In lite insurance you have to die to win.
The Pan-American plan is that your certif-
cate dies and you TO reap tn. benefits
We issue and sell $iy0 certificates fer 81, on
which you pay Sl-25 each month. Each Ger
tif:caie carries nine coupons for So each,
and the coupons are paid as fast as they
mature.
This company being conducted on the same
accumulatiye plan life insurance COM
p;:Eies. il will lie seen that it will he az able
to meet its certificates when they come due
as are life insurance companies.
keSiiZing the fret that q great desire pre-
walls among the American people "a lay by a
sum annually for Al rainy day. tnis company
was created 10 encourage such frugaiity to
the greatest extent, ami for ihe hest means
in aiuiiig all alike il tins direction. In this
We pI losc to give the people the best and
safest method extaEt ip installmcnt invest
neEt
To all doubtiug Tho,nases we sny: Come
into Our office and Investigate before giving
your opinion. We will furnish you the
names and addresses OF rarties to whom
over $500 was paid Turing the month OF
September.
We seek houest Investigation. Call at my
office.
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DISGRACEFUL STATE OF AFFAIRS

There seems to be an unusual
amount Of pothouse politics about To-
peka just now. The air if full os
charges of misconduct, malfeasance,
corruption, etc, always attributed to
some member of the opposite party.
Some fellow starts lie and the other
sides forthwith lnvents bigger one.
Such a state of affairs is nauseating
in the extreme. 1t is pusillanimous
and disgusting. If any Official, past o
present, has done wrong, let the facts
be ventilated, but in the cause of
common decency let the slandering
and lying gossip he stopped.
Such tactics never give any party an
advantage before the people. In fact
the tendency is in the opposite direction.
A lie may flourish for while, but even
tually 1t hurts the party responsible
for its circulation. Not only that, but
the effect is to dscredit our state and
our ability of self government.
The people are becoming tired of the
whole busine IS, and the mudslingers
may find themselves turned out, if
they do not have a care. If the
republicans have any well-founded
charges to make against any of the
holdovers, let them be made In the
proper way, and full investigation
inaugurated. If the popuIists know
of any croOkedness Oh the part of any
members of the new administration
let the charges come in a legitimate
way, and not through some irresponsi
ble peddler of public scandal.
The trouble with Kansas is tha
there are too many scullions hanging
around the kitchen Of the state house
trying to fish meal out of the public
sWill barrei.-Hutchinson Ne,Cs.
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kNsLEY EDWARDS COUNTY, KANSAS MAY II, 1895
hours to do, that is, to create an over
production and get himself in debt.

hours to do, that is, to create an over
production and get himself in debt.
The rustling farmer from kansas
and Nebraska, aud the ambitious busi-
ness man from the east come here, see
the glorious opportunities, then wade
in,. adopt "northern methods and
figure out how far they are going to
leave the easy-going Texas farmers
and business men behind in the race.
But in a year the farmer gets tired of
going out to the field while his neigh
bors are sleeping and he takes to sleep
ing as long rs the rest.
The business man finds that his
patrons wont pay strict cash but insist
an a good long credit. He can't take
mortgage OH the land as in Kansas,
and selling mortgaged mules worth
about S15 is pretty slow. So he just
marks his goods up II little higher to
meet the expenses incident to long
credit, and concludes to let old Texas
wag along as she will, SO losg rs she
gives him a living
Times are worse h re than they have
ever been before, but crops look prom
ising now, We had very dry spring
until last week. Stock water was
about gone, but it has raired almost
daily for ten days and is still raining
Good wells, except artessian wells
are almost unknown here, aud the
people depend mostly upon ponds OF
as they call them here, tanks.
Politics are very quite here as we
hold 10 election this fall. The demo
ocrats are split here as elsewhere OF
the silver question: Senator RegaI
led off for free silver ut the democratic
caucus at Austin, along with twenty
five other democrats. They aIe al
dubbed pops now by the DaLGalresto'
Ne,cs the lending democratic paper
Of Texas. SO if we pops gain at tha
rate, we will SOON be in the majority
The pops have splendid chance t.
carry Texas i'll '96, if they stick to tn.
Omaha platform straight and don't lei
themselves be led into the bi-mettalit
trap that the bankers and bond holder.
have set for them.
The declaration for free silver, II
the Omaha platform is plain enough
for any honest man. If they want tC
strike blow for free silver, the peO
pies party is the place to look for f;
means. We cant afford to step bacl
and start all over again oh the sam'
lines. BY all means stick to tin
Omaha platform and if th'
farmers and working men cant se
things i'll their true light and canno
be shaken by argument and reason
perhaps starvation will do the thing il
Il few years. Starvation has been
great educator in times past and W
presume it has lost none of its efficienc
in that line.
Yours Truly,
WM. FoRAN.
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First Published May satn. 1895.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Land Office nj Dodge CITY, Kan sas, Nay .ith.
1875
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of his intention
TO make ;nal proof in support of his claim,
and that sill proUf will ID mad before liI /.
PROBATE JUICE Oh Edwards county. kunsns.
at hinS'ey ha.:sa,. on june End. ioJ5 viz:
j;'hn Woods, II Z so. iDji7. l. A. for lots ::
and 4, section ) township IS, south rang. iS.
west.
He naIrcs the following Witnesses to prov"
his cont!nifDtis residence upon ana Gu i..s.
;ion of. sail In 81. viz: james X Mann /, JJGn
Deinain: H-.Ly Faising, George TrUttcr. al
Uf Wendell, Kansas.
JNO LEE. fegIstet.
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The United States court b,S held the
South Carolina disrensary law 10 be
unconstitutional. With tha best e,e-
ulents the law is very popular. 1t is
claimed that drunkenness has decreased.
The dispensarieS ciose up at sundOwn
and are at all times as orderly as {.
drug store. Tie result is that Iaboring
men spend their evenings at home
instead of at the dram shop.
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First Published May 10th. 1895.
'iCE OF SALE by ADMINISTRATOR

10 all Whom 1t may Concern:
Notice is hereby gwen that by virtue and
in pursuance of an order issued out of tho
probate court OF Edwards county, Kansas.
authorizing and empowering the un icrsigned
to sell the following described real estate,
belonging to the estate of James Shaw.
deceased. for the payment of debts due from
said estate, will, ut ) O'Clock p. m, on the
lst day OF June, a. d., 1895, at the east door of
the court house at kinScy, III Edwards
county, Kansas. offer At public sale the fol
lowing real estate to-wit: the southeast y OF
section %, township -. south of range IL, in
Edwards county, Kansas. Said sale to be
made TO the hivhest bidder. reservine the
right TO reject anv or ali bids. Terms, cash
Dated this 9th day of May, 1895.
SCOTT YEATMAN, Administrator.
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TIE Breidentlial case and the mali
damus case of Warden Chase against
the board of PeIitentiary directors were
heard last Saturday, but the courts
cisions have not been given in either
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-05-17

JOHN n. REYNOLDS. lie famous
literary eX-cunvict who wrote "Tile
Twin 1ells," and Who is now in the
Osaawa tonic asylum was evidently
built f. Il t're;!eemer." lie insists OH
making speeches day and night, and il
requires The frequent administering Of
opistes to prevent him from talking
himself to deatli.-AdcGct.te
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STATE Printer Snow has bought the
Office material of the Hamilton Print
ing company, which mas been doing
the state alrk, for Sl3, 500, ard it is
said he will contest the election of .
X. Hudson, who WAS elected Strictly
according to the statute governing sucii
elections. The term expires July 1st.
-ddcJcute.
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w. e. rODD, superintendent of the
blind asylum at Kansas City, Kansas,
has invented typewriter for the Use
of the blind. 1t is said to lie wonder
full machine and already in great
demand.-eX.
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The rank and file of the republican
party is shouting for bi-metalism,
but with ideas somewhat hazy as to
what they mean.
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First Published MAY :0t!', io9J.

County CD rks Oniee. kins.e-, Edwards
County, ka:islts.
Tie fa,>rd OF County Commissioners OF
Edwards county. Kansas will, on tine Bid cay
OF june. u. a. icJ5, meet at the cOurt hvusc la
kinsley as a county Board OF kgua liza ion.
Al sail meeting tle asscssmeii, OF real estate .
ana personal property returned by tho
asscSsorS OF sEid county for the year 1876 viii
be eQualized. Il II persons feeling thsmseiye,
e2ricved can appear at said meeting a,ii have
all errors appearing in SAID returns corrected.
Z. Z. OHHACh, county l"rk-
tSeaD 52Uol
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SENATOR TELLER, CT Colorado,
announces his determination to stand
by the party that supports silver.
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\ very lIandSGue line of artificial
flowers. laces and ribbuns: hats trim
med at Mrs. S.inger!..ud >.
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Official Statement

OF the Financial Condition of the Kinsley
Bank, at kinsley. etate of Kansas, at tho
close of business on the 10Th day of Janu.
ary, 1879.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-05-17

Full line Of picture frames at Frank
Coles. cheap:
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

X. OFP
KilwnniBg Lodge, No. 1876, X. of p. NEE Is
Thursday evening of each week.
NJ. DeTar, X. X & S. +. W. GOldSchmidt &. C..
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Ell PASO, TEXAS.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
II. B. HUFFMAN, J e DEY,
DIR. a. M. EDISON.
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A. F. g. A. NJ.
Mt. Moriah Lod2 e, No 1T9, meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month.
+. +. Aderhodlt, Sec. f. N. Cole, W. M.
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A ,. q. w.
Kinslcy Lodge, A. .. u. w ID, meets second
and fourth Friday in each month.
L. Is. ID. CUlver. Rec. N. Roberts, NJ. W.
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l. o. o. T.
Odd Fellows Far West Lodge, No. l5O, meets
very Monday evening.
W. a. Snow, Sec. w. H. Gi'iard, N. G.
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X. A. NJ.
Rfpsley Charter. No. l3. II. A. NJ, meets
every first and third Tuesday in each month
q. F. Spurgin, Sec. H. B. Pierce, H. p.
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