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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-12-20
INJUSTICE.

A poet wandered DER the fields at morn.
A horde of insects scurried through the grass.
His foot trod out a thousand tiny lives;
And yet he breathed the morning incense in,
And lifting up his voice thanked God for life.
ALBERT B. Paine in Ladies' Home Journal.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-12-20
At the Barber's.

Customer-Haye done with telling mo
stories that make one's hair stand on end.
Barber-I'm telling you them in pur,
pose. because when the hair stands on end
1t Is better to cut.-Caffaro.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-12-20

Love-.

We never can say why we love, but only
that we love. The heart is ready enough
at feigning excuses for all that it does or
imagines Of wrong, but ask it to give a
reason for any Of it's beautiful and divine
motives, and it can only look upward and
be dumb.-Lowell.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-12-20

Unless we are accustomed to them from
early youth, splendid chambers and elc-
CANT furniture had best be left to people
who neither have nor can have any
thoughts.-Goethe.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-12-20

At the siege Of Jerusalem by Titus The
captive Jews were cruGified by the Romans
IN such numbers that, as Josephus says,
there was no longer wood of which to
maket the crosses nor spaCe for them TO
stand.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-12-20
why Chollx Breathed Again,

Cholly-Well, I p1ucked up courage
enough to call on her father. Great relief,
Diok-great relief.
Dick-He consentsP
Cholly-He wasn't in.-Boston Tran
script.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-12-20

Helvetius declared in his articles Of war
that soldiers ought to be made to fear
their own officers more than they do the
snemy.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-12-20

The greatest care in printing has been exercised
and those who have had an opportunity to review the
work pronounce it complete, accurate and handily
arranged. The "catch lines" are printed in bold face
type and the side notes indicate the derivation Of each
section. The printing is from new type throughout
giving the new work a typographical appearance
unexcelled by any similar publication.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-12-20
Radical Changes.

In addition to the various session laws incorno-
rated, the codes themselves contain many new and
radical changes, which will be published to the world
for the first time in this volume. The probate and ius-
tees code have been completely revised. New gar
nlshment, bankruptcy and revenue laws have been
incorporated. Attorneys will find very important
changes in procedure in civil and criminal actions
Under this code the manner Of beginning civil actions
has been radically changed. No old form of summons
will be good in the future. The jury law has been
amended and all attorneys are very much Interested.
Attachment has been materially changed. Liens must
be looked after by the careful practitioner. If you want
to foreclose a mortgage by advertisement it will be
well to first consult the new code.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-12-20
When New Codes Take Effect.

Under a decision of the supreme court the new
codes and all session laws Of 1894, except those con
tanning emergency clauses, do not take effect until
thirty days after Proclamation of the governor an
nouncing acceptance and approval Of the new printed
volume. To avoid any conflict in the provisions Of the
may be conducted under the same law by which the
assessment was made it is likely the proclamation Of
the governor will be timed SO as to have the new laws
take effect Jan. i, 1896. AL laws Of the territory or
state heretofore in force are repealed except such as
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-12-20

Qualification.
This volume is the result of four years labor on the
part Of two commissions, the work Of the last commits
sion being accepted by the Legislative Assembly Of
1896, and enacted as the law Of this state.
Officially Published.
By act of the Legislature the Revised Codes have
been officially published in one volume-neatly printed
and substantially bound in full law sheep.
New Laws.
The laws of North Dakota are embraced in seven
codes known as the political code, probate code, JUS
tees code, civil code, code Of civil procedure, penal
code and code of criminal procedure. With the original
territorial codifcation of 1877 as the foundation all
territorial and state laws enacted since that date have
been incorporated in the various codes, rearranged and
properly classified.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-12-20
Advance Copies.

The publishers are now filing orders for copies Of
the new codes and will fill all such advance orders as
soon as the volume is ready, thus giving attorneys and
others the benefit Of some time in which to familiarize
themselves with the new provisions before the laws go
into effect. Advance copies of the official edition Of
the new codes can be obtained upon receipt Of the
price, 5000. Attorneys desiring codes bound sepa-
rately or with blank leaves for annotations will be
quoted prices on application. The price Of the regular
edition is 5000.
THE TRIBUNE Co,
BIsMARCK.N.D.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-18
MINN.

bel fon1 bper Worgen busser Sor<
ben meb Gfummet 8imetalismen
,af tit Bibiel. Dag fbser efter naeb5
5eiten @tinfatie Gutbmpntfub, Pro-
lection, Confidence bpis Man<
fe ipreoer 9ps Oper 2uft % Sorb.
Wfaoiterne Sobn Bulls Dmsrs
&isb blep til Doer8e. be fit efter @u>
bernes Bub Ntnnbepib us meuneFelist
l1bieenbe. Sc bar bpstise Smebe %
boebe / Sorben % / Stene Ratio.
nalbanferne % &Ombinntionerne
men taaler life Na9ens 2ps.
gnsans sif be tre sgier Dbin, 81
ner % aDbur peD gisens 8ree bsr
fanbt Sc to Iraer % ftdbte al BEN be
fgrife MenueFer, Manben dit
Peoples Party os &pinben gmbla
So 8robitionspartiet. Dbin CAB
benz 2iu, 96ner 5orftanb og 2obur
Blob os faser Set.
Sra Mf os gmbla TANNER ben belle
Mennelteifast.
Dluf Nurman.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-18
11nionsfriierl.

Stortbinset peetos 5rebas ben 6. bs.
meb 90 Stemmer mob 25, en- Beiluts
ming, fom ubtaler, at stortbinset fafs
boleer &rauet paa Rorses fuIbitdnbise
l1afbansisbes / aue rationale Spsrs.
maal. 4anbets Earu forbrer imiblertib,
at ber unber Samarbeibe n.tb ben norife
@esierins ftrats aabnes l1nberbanslins
ger meb Sperise iistenbe til Afsigrelien
af 9piiten ON Roniulatueienet os ben
ubenrisife Experimentation for6urist.
5tortbtnset bar altiaa beitemt fig til
at forigse Torbanblinsspeien. De "a
er rimelis poerfe genifre. 0er er alt>
laa lite isieu f1ere eub bisie, fOm silbe
gaa "Sfarneslinien". Den er fores
lebis ialfalb opsipet al Stpritebelen
af genf1re. ,Dm Stanss @esierius blir
fiboenbe, eler orr ben bIir aflStt af en-
8enitre 8tesierins er unfit. Den pebs3
tasne Beilutnins uar en- Seier for 9ti.
reregierinsen.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-18
Oct brebte ban.

Birmingham, MIa., ODE SUM. 81
,ndrfeIi9t Dgbgfalb i,1btraf j Baptiittir:
tel nar DoubIs Spring Dag. BrsIten
@reenleal See, en- 1tns Manb, fart %
beliis, prd6ifebe fig ielu t.lbebe. 9au
oparbeibebe fig ielp til Ell Doloiom Sinbs=
beueselle beifreu 6eluebes Rualer oa
os eiterebe 5friftiteber.. Sbet ban uos
itpbte Or6ene:: ASa ber ffal bli @raab
os Gamblers @ni6iel'' falbt ban ON pao
@uluet % uSaanbebe efter faa Setuns
Der. Dottoren, fom tiltalbtes, fonitas
tereoe, at Dgbsaariasen par @uptur al
ct Blobfar iom Tplse af 0pbibisIie.
''Wtinneapolis Ii,nes".
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-18
sfprnben til Ronsresn1dnb bar Ren

sfprnben til Ronsresmdnb bar giep
gort World osiaa benpenbt fig til y.
Bpbal Reoaftgr af 19te6 &iper Dalen'
faa at pi6e bans Menins ansaaenbe be
itorpelitiite @perssmaal. ST. Bppal
sap ct n,eset fulbitdnbist Spar. Nten
ban tunbe sierne bape siort bet lansere
.enba. San bar Glib not.
50 &onpentiouer er nplis afbolOt
.Mempb,s, gennesiee. Den fsrile par
falot for at paretase @uloets Snteresfe,
ben anben @glpets. Den ferffe beftob
fornemmelis af 8anterer, repablitans
ife % oemotratilte, oer ifelse fine pri<
pate Snteresier er / Tapgr af @ulbmpbts
foben. Oct flyer fig fefp, at alle, fom
er / 2aaneferretnins, pil bape bpre Be1ts
ae. Den anben &ouuentipn par mere
enb tire @anse iaa flor os reprefentereoe
enbser mulis Rlasie af 6orretninssz
manb. Ter par baabe Step. Dem. %
Sop. @enator Stemart al yteuaba par
Dopeetaleren. 6an ptrebe blanbt ans
bet, at @ul6itanbarben bapbe siort bet
mulist for ct eneite Bantfirma gerben
@otbidilb at flute en- 9anbel neb
Brefioenten af ben ftsrite Nation 8ers
ben, os lope bam, at beus @nlb ffulbe
faa perei $40 i otte Maaneber. Dette
Tattun1 er fig ielu not til at forsem:
me Sub Mbpotaternes Bolitlt tbet a.
meritanite Suits Dine. 1apbe 5ors
enebe Stater opretboIbt 8imetaIismtn
os betalt fin @idloi Suit eltr SSH,
eiteriom Omitdnbisbe6erne tillsb, S.tbe
aIbris en- FABIAN 6anbel meaem Rotbfs
dilberne os 5opebet af benne geation
peret mulig.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-18
9tl pprc Mbp,t,tt,tter!
No,.82.,. !.

lsa
0i blir ngbt til benne l1se % fanife
en- l1se til at tienbe ub "9fosbusseren'' /
ianme Stgrrelfe iom fgr. Det tar
Fib fgr man Tan TONNE ristis Sroen
meb al Eins efter en- Tlptnins % pi tpr
itfe.Gesse ipei meb mere Mrbeibe, fpr pi
bar fiat oronet os efter benne. Smibz
lertio pil ri after ensa,ts ann,obe pore
Abonnenter at sigre, buab be tan, forat
betale os. De fom ifplber os for Ell
lansere Glib, blir ri nebt til at itryse at
2iifeu, bpis be lite pil labe Dpre fra fig
itrar. Solt, iom ,tfe ensans pil un'ase
!. fig iaa meset iom at ifripe til os, fan
pi lite pe6bli at ienbe Blabet til. Bipil
anfrdnse os af aue Rrdfter for at siue
2aferne ct ssbt 8lab, nen be maa lite
trs, at nj tan sibre bet gratis.
@lutninsen af Tslietonen ''9fumeoalss
,folt", ion git 'SambOlb'', pil fomme
i Blabet iaa lnart bet blir itprre.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-18
@etoit,pin lite SUM- ,e5.

9grebe @ebattbr al 1Sambolb"!
Seq pi( bebe ON 8labs for 1osle
2inier 1Sambolb1 % labe 2rlerne
pibe, bpab ies fpnes ON 8eiret ber
Nfberta be Z; Maaneber, ies bar peret
fer.
Sbften bar tgr Dg raeset flint 9eir
uboper I Sanuar % 5ebruar - iier
Gebruar, ba fob Dbre % Binbuer
aabne om Daser, nefen bele Maaneben
1giennen,. s Mars Maaneb bar bet
ganite pinbist, mere 8inb enb be fore.
saaenbe &intermaaneber. Mot bar
bet peret folbt 8inter liae neb til Sc
@raber unber 0, men bet isles life iom
/ Minneiota. N,t be iibite to Maanes
Der Npril % Mai bar Deret ristist
Surpeir, iua ii ion1 e paat neb tiblis
Gaar, er misforn6tet uieb Baaren.
Den 24be Nai bespnbte @esnieionen.
Sfior besbnbte ben ben 18be Mat, iaa
MI vii bi faa libt saesn til bper % an.
benbper Dde belle Suli Raaneb, flyer
5o1t. De ltal ON etpar Raaueber faa
pibe, ON Golt isaar lanbt.
Seg foritaar itte, boorlebts bet bar
Ffig fer. Ser bar Eomu.e 50 paa
fidefaaenbe 8anb, men insentins bar
frOiet of SaDeiaser, % seipsb sberblom.
,net. % Rarten bar ,iitabt.
stu .il ioas, ssnbas 2ben SunI g
Def ton,met mango iuaa @esniturer
.os 1 Sat resnebe bet bele 9eotten. Men
ibas thinner eolen, ilisen 2bu % 1or.
ben eller @inb. ss8
gsnlisit bilist
p. s. aoftsoolb.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-18
5ar,l,1e tilialss.

See aster At ielse min 5arm Corn
'af Iaaobers, 8illin 60, 200 Acres
fore, 4uie. sobt SIaattelanb, bobi
Haub d $50 Hcres unber @lus.
I2anbet q al bsbfte slaas. Den 5arm
bpOrpad lee bor e oeiaa tilialss.
Den q tslisseube ! EOipn Of 1roubs
bjem, Otter Tail go. % e Of famine
stsrrelie i'm fbrfnepnte.
q. q. Safbatlen. d
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-18
G1l np STD Ct t1ar2
Sen upe geroens silblioelie.
FERGUS FALLS,

s Eibens Dpbap bar ber to Serb
uer:: ben enc bar Muipe1beim, 1ps og
Ilenbe; for ben raaber Curt; ben
anbeu bar Miplbeim n,eb ariftofratilt
Msrfe Os aulbe Der finbes 8rbnoen
6pergelmer, Nriitofratiets % Mates
rtalismens GilOioii, boor Dragon
yaibbngser Dor, % iOm er ben raa, brllz
tale infi1e Mast, The great Le-
viat iom sn df bs tnsslf re 5ifos
iofer pbtrDtfer fig. Mfeuem bisie geroz
ner bar bet iunlsenbe 9Db, @inunsaz
gap. Sra 8oerselmer ranbt be istoloe
@trsmme, Gleuaaserne, &onietuetz
ierne af be aritotratiite Sbeer, Brinciz
per os 9beorier = Mimet af benz mpos
tel @inunsasop @niiter fra Muipel~
beim.
gaimbraaberne fit SIP ueo Seeens
aroft, % Sbtunen gmer - eller Sobn
Bull blep til; fra bam Hammer So
tunernes eller Eroloenes onbe 9St. Mfeo
ssobn 8ul1 blep osiaa &oen Gubbum<
bla ~ Banf al Gns1anb IN til. &oen
Niffebe nosle iate @imf(umper, oa
fremfom Bure ~ Oliper Gromtpel os
BET enselfe Gribebsparti. = 9ans Spn
bar Bur - Uncle Gam - bennes
Spnner bar Dbin % bans 9rbbre.
Dbin bleo isien 5aber til sgierne. 8urs
spuner trebte Omer eller Sobn Bull !
ben amerifanlte @euolutionsfrig, % |
Sstuens 8lub .brutnebe bele Erolbenes
sgt paa ct Har ner, fra buem npe
Erolbetter fau,mebe. Uncle Cams
Spnner fprte Sobn Bulls 2eseme miot
ub @inungapap; be bauuebe ben npe
Sorb llafbensisbeb bsertlerinseu
af bans arop, Siben af bans Blob,
Ereerne al bans Saar, iOm ct be gi=
benltaber Ds Dp1psnins Gmeritanerre
bar erbolbt fra Moberlanoet; % at
bans 5opebifalle fable be 6imlen
ben ameritanite 8olitit. Den boele
pebe Sc bit oper Sorben % prpbebe
ben meb Sol, Maane % Stierner, iom
Sc itabte af @nifer fra Nuipelbsim,
men 6iernen ~ ben anerifanife Sour
naliitif % 2iterotur iprebte be runbt
ON i 2ufteu,- bet blep StDerne. &unbt
uu Sorbens @tipe LOB be 9auet itrbn.<
me o. peb bets pberfte Stranbe tos be
unbtomne Sbtner 8olis ! Sstunbeim %
/ l1taaarb Sfabeitaterne. I'll
Bern mob BEN bannebes al SObn Bulls
gienbrpn 8orsen Mibsarb ben q:
meritanite &oniitutipn iom ct &ierz
be ON ben inbre Sor6. Sra Sorbelt
til 8imlen lasbes Broel, Bibroft eller
@egnbuen Stelisionsfrib 81 s}s=
tunfpinben asat serilaueriet
fpart q mbrt fonl benbes sSt, blep peo.
DeIiua Demotratiet Mober ~
Dag S.epubliianisme,, ber bar lpss
% faesr iout fin 5aber. Dbin iatteI
Mobsr os SIN paa Simlen % bso BEN
tiBrs bpert D6sn oper Sorben 9fat| get
iisrsr form. meb Seiien @infatie
Pauper labor, romises, 6ribai'|sl
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-18
futskjellige Ngheaer,

Glere grpeoit.oner er nbienbt fra
6pbitaterne for at bialpe OprSrerne paa
cuba mob @panierne.
@ioFe 0nsbas blep 9ebs inbiat !
Suinois Statsfdnsiel for at afione
Straffen.
9inbelie er ubifpbt af 8a'unelt.
San par antaselis for liberal for be
IeHise / 5iusboro til at udre Baiuns
blaaier.
8refbent Glepelanb bar ianlebnius
Borsertrisen paa Guba ueiteOt en- Proz
tlamatiom ON, at Spauieus Sienber itte
u,aa siSre goreuebe Stater til Operas
Ilionsbalis
Gn Danlpfiebel erploberebe Jre0as
Wsorsen en- Tabrit Tal &iper, Wials,
Spu Mrbeibere ibetn,inoite, be f1eie Biz
ger, niifebe 2iuet, os mango blep 1aarbt
iaaret.
u. ., 8nilett al "Wisconiin Rors
mannen1 oplpier, at ban bar faaet s.
neretten til at operiatte os uOsipe paa
Morit>D Danf alle 9arpens Bpser on,
6inanslpgrsmaalet. Coins Tinans=
ffoIe1 ubtOmmer Ito, 900 Gremplarer
% fdlses for 25c. @tpttet.
9r. Osfar NtSien, "SocialbemOs
tratenAs Rebattgr, blep i @pt.bors pitt
til Tru Sernanba 0oli, fabt GbOmaz
fon. Oscar Misien bar ftilt fig fra fin
forrise 6uitru, ,neb buen ban bar fere
Born, % Gru 9olft bar ifilt fig fra fin,
Manb, Gebattpr Ears 1olf, fOr at inbs.
trdbe bette npe ggsteitab.
SfpIge ben Yrotlamation, ion e. ,lbs
febt af ben reDolutiondre Rontite paa
auba, fer bet lpit nb for Oprorerne.
Deres Stprte potser, % be er gobt tors
ipuet meb 9aaben os 9lmmunition, De
bar 10000 Bunb Dpnau,it, fom be
tdnter paa at BRUCE mob gpanierne.
Disie bar allereoe tabt 10000 Manb,
1eber bet, % gpan,ens, 6aslise llbsif>.
ter meb at fire Rriseu belsber fig til
$l75, ,oeo.
Ole Brppplb ftriper til Os fra Wez:.
.taitimin, gllberta, Canada, fon felser:.
.Runbsigr Garmerne ! Minneiota, at be.
bperfen idIser fine Tarme ei 5ener rpnls
mer. fra FIJI gielb for at tontme til Als
berta, fereno be bar fact l1nberretnins,
on bporIebes Mplinsen ber bIiper, o,t
bpilfet lee pil sipe fnlb @apport on, 8
Msaaneber Deres 8lab. Ser par Ell,
tolb, tor ss len gaar, faa l1bfsterne
for ndrpdrenbe e lite iaa lopenbe.
Dog e per 9oDt Nano TOR Ereatlrapl.
Mtter en tebiftoriel geetop iout
grdiieu g. 9. Darli,ts I Eorsoass
iubfanbt ifs paa RoitfontOret st.
gauI for at belas fin ROit, blsu ban ar
rsferet paa 0pforbrirs al Muthorites.
terne | Miller, g. s., bpor ban 81 a,,s
.llaset for golbtdst gaitoren bar iibe1
sfbfe Maansber pbolot ils bOs III.
{ Brober, fou q Prdii psO st ga,ir
gart grssbpterian gburd 0ssp.
sS. Darling bar pftes prdbitet bel,asi
9irts oss sbesuben ititberet 9optpnbisbsbI
Deb Stat tsuniserii ! sinne apOIts.
aglpraa aaasa.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-18

g Ner. g. s. 95albers e. por rei.
ienbe Asent os loal iaaban bempnbiset
til At rtobtase os tDittsre for Sabftrips
ItionzP zPae ,'gsfobb bbnsssrs,, .3gI e
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-18

h gnbnu bar pi isieu aOsle faa Creme
Iplar II Ssn,boll e re saumetaIss
foItss' 1sspnsslfe
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-06-18


!. e,sE.a4 -. 3, o.. cx,. ~
80 b 80 :,
I
udlep, Baib., 5fe Stunt 80.
81. appbusser!
Jragrootton, Wt'11lt. Ct mig f1llenof
en- Npls lon1 barer Napnet. eo H1z
uer 9lpsnoe1 s bette Blao tor 3o'e
Mai anIss fdgenDe:
1ptoeprt1erne bar saaet op % maf1z
se t,nare 9ing bar begbnot at refte pao
fis. 4 laatIlsf 6orbolo. 3uor neollaaenz
be mag iik iaaDant pere Tor DC r1ianse,
loMs per stalt 90 ltrepet 1aa meset ON,
at pl|alls q faar beDre 1'oer, tpreno o'
faar ItI sdpmpnt1'1ns .uer tar Yenge,
ipersMaalet bltr lblt paa en- ttltreos1f'lz
lenof akaaoe. BET er for "9el'
dter bette maa oer allereoe pore go
be 9iosr pften, % on1 laa er 3'fel
bet PCT min 9enfst at pate lpop %
reillf! e 81 Rinneiota 1sleH, bplltsn Stat
ie9 fpfloo 1889. tr pet 1anpf, lom
Gibseaaet trtuer, ian er , ct or 9 az
IL a ebnssereH lite ian fir'oe %
fortlrht San1'lr9'. seq bar for tort
9ibl iIesn 1s Init at IT. y. slart of St.
Glpns pg Citizen Banf af Neotpooo
Galsee fsre anore itat ftaa paa 9os
pebet tfa'tn bette er formooentl1s Nean
alt ip Der Waib'ngtol1 er bet laa
elennl0f Apm Det tan ol1oe, 1aa 1e9 OIL
nbnnkt pg enbper life at femme Der.
en piliei1 II RloDbugserens Sr'
fere aHor 9eibers.
Mort1t' @ra'l.
ssatsre bet bar fanbt, hpab 4@. @.
Eibs triper, faa bar BET subt %
Del. Isn fer fbb runbt 5ersuS 5alls
bar Sn6su life erfartt Sc sube Eibers
Eil6eaebenben. Set man bore bos
gibi6s bet bar bespnbt at rette pao
ia. laa beube @ulbbaronerne bar
lnbel I'LL ia iis. 81. 81. 1ibenbe"
er ttp arbeiber i beres Binsaarb,
pa M 6abau er ben fin 2gn perb.
ssas paa- 2ibsr.b bsa
runbt e @rgben.s SIR 5aselnormeu
fibae Dnsbag fob ben ubmertet, maa>
geebminore bet bsrlise 8eir, Di bar baoi
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-11-23
PERSONAL.

J.r. Smith was at Marquette Tuesday
Matt Armstrong was at Marquette
Tuesday.
II, r. lngersol was at Marquette part
of the week.
p. Ruppe was down from Hancock
Tuesday.
S. Simon. of Chicago. was in the city
Wednesday.
J. b. Belarger was at Michigamme
Tuesday
Attorney p. Il. McKernan was at
Houghton Wednesday.
Joseph Cohl was in town Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. NJ. J. McCabe left for Detroit
Tuesday.
William Harris, of Houghton, spent
Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Wendell, of Hancock. is the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs. John Sterk.
Ingebregt Gust and Charles johnson,
Of Skanee, were In town Monday.
Miss Lillian Thomas and Miss Bertha
Meore were calling on friends at Baraga
Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Moore, of Pequaming, was
the guest of Miss Lillian Thomas part OF
the week.
Charles Kelsey, G. p. Blankenhorn and
L. B. Armstrong were at Pequaming
MONDAY.
Mi* Lille Torango, of Houghton,
VISITED Miss McKernan the first of the
week
James Holiday returned from Mar
quete Thursday, where he had been for
seveal days.
Mr. j. G. Turner and daughter and
Miss Mamie Smith were at Marquette
the ffst Of the week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-11-23
KRAMER MURDER CASE.
John Grin. Confined In Houghton Jail,
Makes "a Confession.

Several new developments have re-
suited in the Kramer murder affair at
Hancock, which, it is thought. will
terminate in the identity Of the brutes
who committed the terrible deed
John Griif. who is confined in the
Houghton Jail on suspicion of having
committed the murder, signed state
ment Monday 10 which he claims that a
girl called "Blinky." who lives with a
miner named Kelly. told him that Kelly,
Louis Saam and Charles McDonough
committed the deed. Kelly and Saam
have been arrested, but McDonough died
suddenly Friday night of last week.
The Copper Country Evening News of
Tuesday says:
Hancock was wildly excited Monday
afternoon by two developments in the
Kramer murder mystery, The first was
the fin1iug OF some buried clothes near
the canal road and second, the revela-
tions OF John Griff.
A son OF Dan Mcdonald OF West Han
cock, was out in the field beyond the water
works near the canal road with dog
when the dog discovered and dug up q
bnndle OF clothes. The dag was attract
ed to the spot doubtless by the blood
with which the garments were found to
be covered. Young Mcdonald Informed
son of Thomas pellow and Louis Saam
Of his iiud, and the authorities were noti-
fled and the clothes brought to town.
The rumor of the find had no sooner
spread than the bottom fell out OF the
mystery. for it was learned that the
clothes were none other than those worn
by the victims OF the murder rather than
as was supposed by the perpetrators of
the deed. They had been buried by some
Que at the order of Undertaken Crawford.
Whether any credence is 20 be given
Grff's story remains to be seen, but the
general opinion is that. between all the
parties in the hands Of the authorities
the guilty secret OF the worst murder for
years in the copper country LAYS, and
the playing OF one against the other may
bring TO light valuable facts.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-11-23
NJ T. NlikSinn
John Ii. Hid was at this place Monday.
+. f. Hall was at Baraga this week.

John H.Hild was at this place Monday.
+. X. Hall was at Baraga this week.
George Miller has carpenters ut work
upon his house.
We have not seen John Lake moving
lately, for a wonder.
A wood-sawing bee was held at Daniel
Asher's place last week.
John Holiday is having many i'm
provements made to his residence.
Miss Nettie Lake, who has been con-
fined to her home by ilness.is recovering.
Rev. T. G. Thomas OF this place, gave
very pleasant reception at his residence
Monday evening.
John Spruce, Thomas Shaw and sever
al others were deer hunting at Point
Abbey this week.
CHURCH DIREcToRy-Preaching at
1O:O1 a. IN. Class meeting at IL O'Clock.
Sunday school at p. m. Preaching at
3p. m. Epworrh League meeting at
IN. M. ~