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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13
COLORED FOLK FESTIVAL
Miss Victoria Matthews Delivers
a Powerful Address to
Her Race.
Special Music Has Been Prepared for
the Exposition Entertainments
on Bndeavor Day.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL,

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,
908 Broadway July II. !
The coIored citizens had their festival
at the exposition to-night and ii was the
largest attendance of any night since the
exposition opened.
Miss Victoria Earle Matthews, who is
an active worker in the Christian En-
deavor and a well-known temperance lec-
turer, delivered the address, and in very
clear and forcible language she referred to
the efforts being made by the colored race
to obtain equal rights in every State, not
only legally but socially and CONNER
cially. She stated that the great founda-
ton upon which to carry out this cam
paign on behalf of right, equity and
justice is to establish a record for right
eousness and Christian working for by
his alone can the race or any other ra ce
merit the entire confidence and respect of
their 1ellow-men.
The opening address was made by Mr.
Ed ward Burns of the Bethel Lyceum
Miss Ida di Sard sang "The Flower Girl, !"
and James Summers followed with reci-
tation Florence Moore, Kate Payne
Minnie Ferguson and Ailecn Jones gave u
piano quartet. Miss Kate Grasses re-
ci ed and o. I. Jackson sang "Once
Again." Messrs, Krump, Payne, Butler
and Jackson sang a quartet, "Will You
Answer If l Wriie2" A mandolin club
gave some selections and Mrs. Pauline
Howe Burns was the accompanied.
Tomorrow is Endeavor day at the ex-
position and the following programmes
have been arranged:
THE AFTERNOON.
overture "The Hermt's Bell. ............ Maillart
Characteristic dance, The Coquette ........ Sousa
WaltZes, La Rene de Ia Mer'. '.............. SOusa
FaDtasie on sacred songs. s.................-......
(d) DaDse de Suta mes. ............ Daniels
(b) Bolero Sicilan Vespers rs..............V V erdi
Fantasie from "Faust" .GoGnod
The Mill in The Forest. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(a) On the Brook Euarhoro
(b) The MIL ''''' '''''
By special REQUEST OF Calf ornia Endeavorers
land" .........-........-..Al .Alexand r T. Stewart
"Stars and Strip Forever" march. .......... Sousa
FOR soLoIsT NIGHT.
Overture, "Mignon". ......... Thomas
Parsphrase......"How Gentle Gods Comm snds''
Fantasie, "Amorita".... CZibulka
Duo for cornets overs Farewell. Asher
(Mr. APPEL and Mr. Kern.)
Barytone solo, "Apollo Fantastic. Maginer
WaltZes HLa keine de la Mer". sousa
Xylophone solo (Mr. -Amidon). n)...................
Paraphrase 'sHome, sweet Home''. II ehl
March, "Belle Of san Francisco. ole
Wednesday next is Woman's day and
the ladies have promised very clever
programme.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

office will be opened there for the day,
and altogether the details have been care
fully considered and carried out, and
nothing short OF a violent thunderstorm
can mar the success of the reception.
This evening the Lake Shore Land Com
pany took large steam launch over the
Twelfth-street dam and tomorrow will
make trips around Lake Merritt as often
as possible. Only delegates with badges
will be taken on board.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13
will Not Fill Their Land.

OAKLAND. CAL, July 12.-Contractor
Hackett reported 10 the Council tonight
that J. V. Webster and H. Fisch beck will
not proceed with the filling in of their
property near the West Oakland Park.
Both men signed the following agree
ment:
We, " Webster and Herman Fish beck,
agree to fill in that portion OF the West Oak
land marsh owned by US except such portion
of Oakland for park purposeS) on condition
that the city OF Oakland and the adjoining
property interested begin and COM
plete the filing in OF their respective hold
ings said filling by us to be begun and pro-
ceeded with to completion as nearly as
practicable with the filing in by the city and
said adjoining property-owners.
The M atter was ia ken ar ad visement
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13
An Old Timer Insanity.

OAKLAND, CAL, July II = Robert
Glover, an old resident and for many
years liveryman OF this city, was ad-
Judged insane to-day and ommittei to
Ukiah. He lost his business some time
ago and since then his mind has gradually
become weaker.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

OAKLAND CAL, July 12-The Super
yisoTs held short meeting to-day as a
board OF equalization and heard the argu-
ment of the Contra Costa Water Compan
against the assessment on their franchise
J. H. 7. W2tkinson for the company
stated that the franchise was worthless,
that 1t was merely a permits sion to lay
pipes and that it should not be assessed.
The matter was taken under advisement.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13
Mrs. Meagher', Rash Act

OAKLAND, CAL, July 12.-Mrs. Jennie
Meagher, young woman, was brought 10
the Receiving Hospital late tonight SUI
fering from a dose of creosote taken with
suicidal intent. Family trouble, she said,
was the cause of her rash act. She was
relieved from the effects of the poison,
and DIR. Porter says she will recover.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13
FIRST DIRECT
CARGO ARRIVES
Produce Discharged at the
Wharf From the
Duxbury.
Commission Men Begin to Be
Independent of San
Francisco.
Developments Of Adams Estate
Point to Period of Great
Improvement.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL,
3OS Broad WaV July II

The first steamer 10 discharge cargo OF
produce direct from Sacramento River
points in Oakland passed through the
bridges early this morning and unloaded
at Adams wharves.
There has been considerable doubt ex-
pressed as to the feasibility and advisa-
bility of ignoring San Francisco's COM
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13
Coroner's Inquest.

ALAMEDA, CAL, July II. = Coroner
Baldwin and jury held an inquest this
morning on the body of the unknown man
found yesterday on the beach near Birds
Point. An examination showed no marks
of violence, and the jury returned ver-
dict of death by drowning.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13
On His Vacation.

Carpenter, City Veterinary Inspector,
went away to-day for a weeks vacation,
which he will spend travelling among the
big daires at the other END of Alameda
County. DR.. G. w. Simpson of Oakland
will take DR.. Carpenters place during his
vacation
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13
IS 4 LITTLE MOZART.
Darwin Wood, Aged 7, Is Able
to AStoniSh MuSi-
clans.
Played the Organ at a Concert in
Rev. DR.. Browns
Church,

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL
90S Broadway, July II.
Little Darwin Wood, aged 7, who is
known as the Mozart OF America, is now
visiting III Oakland, and on his appear
ance recently at a Christian Endeavor
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13
Alameda Exposition Committee.

ALAMEDA, CAL, July 12.-The Ala
media committee which is in charge OF
this city's day at the Oakland Exposition
will meet tomorrow evening in the City
Trustees committee e-room in the City
Hall. 1t will choose a president and
secretary at that time.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

OAKLAND, CAL, July l2.-The Board
of Works spent some hours to-day inquir-
Ing into the matter arising from the per-
sonal quarrels of John Rohan and Fire
Warden Murdoch. The case is in the
form of protest against paying some
warrants tor work done by street.
sprlnklers claimed to be owned by Rohan.
Auditor Snow said to-day that the work
having been performed the money will
have 10 be paid, and he will issue the war
rants.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13
Frank oartier's Luck.

OAKLAND, CAL, July 12.-Frank Car
tier, who figured in The Industrial Army
fiasco of three years ago, does not know
whether he is in luck or not. At that
time he took pity on a countryman who
has since struck good mine. He pro-
poses to repay Cartier by making him a
present of half the mine. Cartier says be
will hold on to the sawdust business till
he learns something ore detinite.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

The cheeks become pale from fear be.
cause the mental emotion diminishes the
action of the heart and lungs and SO i'm.
pedes the circulation.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

GAN FRANCISCO CAL, JUNE Is, 1897
~ sealed proposals. in tfiplIcate Will be recti iv-d
here until IL NJ, Thursday, July Is. 1897. and then
opened. for furnishing cav airy and II artillery
horses at The Presidio uf san Francisco Govern
ment reserves right to reject accept any or all
bids or any part thereof. Bids will be considered
for less number of horses than that stated.
Preference given to articeI of domestic produc-
ton, conditions of price and quality lincluding in
the price Of foreign prod tons he duty the-eon)
being equal and such preference given to articles
of American production produced on the Pacific
Coast. 10 extent of consumption required by the
p bile service there. Information furnished
application JAMES Nj. MOORE, Assistant
Quartermaster- General, U. S. A, Chief Quarter
mas.er.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL

G II Hoodley, Cal
NJ Gleason, Redding
III T Henderson, Hanfd
NJ p Riley, { hicago
J Collins, oregon
Mr. Taber & W. A burn
w X Be- d, auburn
Il b NJ Gales. y Y
NJ p Riley, Chicago
w Schuelte, WIS
G. J Orland, Idaho
+ z Tillson, Mich
j w Laing, n Y
IL James, n Y
J u Maggard, Iowa
Miss u spear. Iowa
Miss f Wein CART, n Y
Miss Spencer, y. Y
DR. Koenig, Coulterville
w Berepe. Sebastopol
II K Scott, Sedalia
X Woodward & W. Cal
J l. Urfinger, Chicago
Captain Cir bs & w
o II Wright IL W, Ill
Miss Rumford, " Haven
J q Campbell, do
Ii ] Campbell, 90
w f Hardy, Akron
Mrs Hardy. do
Miss Ii Adams, do
Mrs NJ Adams, do
Z T Bryant, ID Springs
w Z Read, AriZ
W H sci. eek, Chicago
w Knowlton, Sebastopo
j r Diller&w, Springfield
Miss Estergreen, MINI
DR. Henderson, MINI
Ms w Shaw. MINI
II W Leonard, Trinity
II G Bray, st Paul
j + Feeger & W. Miss
Miss Rand, NJ iss
Il f koss, Chicago
Miss Hoyt, Iowa
] NJ Bell, Rochester
NJ NJ Tuttle, Buffalo
Miss Woods, Miss
J NJ Graves, Miss
Nj iss Pierce, Miss
Miss Ha wk ins, Miss
T Har, an, Miss
MISS Kaehl, Delaware
Miss j Turnry, Ohio
Mrs 3 Kerr. Eureka
Mrs j r Lindsay, tal
G F McKuhan, Eureka
A B3er, Leadville
U NJ Siuclair, Omaha
] & Guecn er, Ind
II Meehan, Ind
Nj Manson & W, Ind
l. B Fusslng IL ", Ohio
J b Frank. Ohio
DR. Frank. OHIO
Or l. f Custer, Ohio
Miss " Davis, st j ouis
Miss II Davis, IT Louis
w Nj Davis, st Louis
w B Scott, y j
Mrs w p Scott. N J
J L Unl IL w, { hlcago
NJ j Uhl & W, Chicago
LICK
] C Pelter & VT, Ind
Alder. jackson, Tenn
G L Keiter & VT, Ohio
q Appel, Chicago
Mrs & Cuthbert b, Ill
Mrs Min, Fort Scott
Miss Risdon, Ohio
Mr. & Mrs BlacSford, Tex
IL " allace, Yreka
X d Bierne, Tex
w L Clemons, Tex
: II Gill, 1t Louis
p IL Leslie, NJ ont
Il X Porter, Cal
j + Ginser. Los Angeles
c p Keith & VT, Mass
c A Gibbs, Pi tsburs
j Lang, Calisloga
Mrs case, Denver
Miss Morris, Ind
II u Sides, ohio
l. HI Appiegate. A Merced
DR. J G Cooper IL I, Cal
A G Burlington, Cal
J + Peck d W, Merced
Nj Brady. Cal
q w Tackabury, Colo
6 : Bloss, Atwater
F Fl Roe IL W, Denver
F @ shepard, Mich
/ + hiies, Davis
Mss Brace, Ind
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

l. ROPOSAL FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.-36
i New Montgomery ST., san Francisco. Cal
July g 1897. Sealed proposals in triplicate will
be received here until O'clock A. N. (Pacihc
standard tim }. August TO- 1897, for furni hing
ard storing mere, 100000 gallons Mineral OIL, 1S5
degrees flash test. cases of two hve-gallon cans
each. The United States reserves the ght 10 re-
ject or accept any all proposals any part
thereof. Information furnish d on application.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
'.Proposais for Mineral Iil,' and addressed Jas.
NJ. MOuRE, Assistant Quartz rmaster r General,
United States army. Depot Quatermaster.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

Oakland is prepared to receive 1000 En-
deavorers tomorrow. The guests will be
entertained with electric car rides, an ex-
cursion to Haywards, a grand banquet
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13

w L Pattison. Chicago
Mrs l. B Ryan, Cal
j X Smith, jackson
l. F CrIttenden. Hanford
Z F Reed. Auburn
Mrs Johns, Auburn
w l. Waplec, st Louis
j A key & s, Atlanta
w b Davis, Chicago
II b 6age, Ohio
A w Myers, Mich
j g Spau ding. Mich
w James, n \
Miss McMurry, Sacto
Miss NJ >pe IT. Iowa
j d Rickard, Pac Grove
Miss A Weingart, n Y
Mrs II spencer, n Y
j Nicho s, Dutch Flat
q II Werner. Kans
w NJ Lawler, S-dalia
G II Monson, Fresno
III Carls & W, Ft Atkinson
$ a Sabin IL W, LII
Mrs NJ Ha- -ggins, Hartfrd
Miss NJ coffin, do
Mis-, w Gray, do
III Ingram & W, Irvington
f p Turner, Boston
Miss Ingham, Cleveland
Mrs Moore. do
] A Mackenzie. Merced
w c Vaughan. Ariz
ii X Vance & W, Tenn
V & Raider, Pocate 10
Mrs Springer, Chicago
Miss NJ Springer do
Miss Palanton, MINI
Miss G Shaw MINI
j Loeb, " illiams
j Williamson, st Paul
S NJ Gibson, ST Paul
M ID Wyatt & W, MINI
Mrs F Rand, Miss
y RS Dowd, Iowa
Miss Gibson. iowa
J Mcdaniel & W, Buffalo
Miss NJ Nalon. Miss
Z IL Manning. Miss
NJ B summers, Miss
Miss d Pierce, Miss
S kawson, Miss
Mrs Lee, Delaware
Mrs K s Cook, Ohio
Miss a Ward, Ohio
Miss e de We're, Ill
Miss j de We're, Ill
NJ Taylor, Cal
J N ason, I enn
w G sloan d ", st Louis
Miss Sloan. st Louis
Mrs III Grayson, 1T Louis
Miss III Gray son, ST Louis
Ii Barnes & W, Colo
Miss Barnes, Colo
II f. uts, Ohio
Miss F. uts. ohio
II Fouts, Ohio
NJ Il Saunders, Chicago
Mrs Saunders, Chlca o
L b Minor & W, ohio
Mrs w Brown. Ohio
4 E Davis, Sacto
b U >pencer, Sacto
HOUSE.
Ella r Bay, Mich
B n Buchanan, Indiana
A B Howatt, Chicago
S h Burbank, Pa
Mrs L Mitchell, Ft Scott
Mrs ] Ram baugh, Ft Set
Miss Horr, Ohio
+ b Knight, Gridley
Z II Lamson, Maine
III III Levin. Tex
NJ D Seaveol, Dalton
Z A 4 hiborn d VT, Pa
n l. Drew, Sacto
+ E Zoune, Mimi
p j Gins ,r, Los A Angeles
NJ Cunningham, W, Selby
II ] Schnepp, Pa
J Il SlLlyy, or
Mrs Morris, Fort Wayne
= Il + pier, iowa
j McFddden, Santa Ana
DR. w w Eastman d I,
sonora
r Burlington, New City
w IL McKenzilowf, Cal
Il Lenly, n ]
Nj ; Moore, Ind
Il e White, Fresno
Ira Goodenough, Or
Miss Shepard. Mich
81 + Picket, Placervile
tlinch IL Z, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13
Fire Departm ent Scandals.

lieve that he induced their daughter to G.
with him.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13
FqualizIng Assessments.

The matter was taken under ad dvisement
by the City Attorney.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-13
READY TO YIELD
THEM THE CITY
Oakland Will Be Owned To-
Day by Seven Thou
sand Visitors.
Many Attractions and a Lunch
Near the Lake Are Pre-
pared.
Two Thousand Will Go to Haywards,
and All Will Find Free Elec-
trio Cars

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
908 Broadway. July II.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-23
PEQUAMING POINTERS.

special Correspondence to The sENTrSgi)
R.R. Williams was up from L Anse
Thursday.
Mr.. Cameron was down from
HoIghton Wednesday
W. G. Brown. OF Appleton, Wis.
was here Thursday
Mrs. Rothwell. who has been very
ILLS steadily improving.
J. J. Byers and d. ]. Norton were
over from Baraga Thursday.
II. G. Work made business trip
here Tuesday mQtnfrg.
Nathan Leopold; Of Chicago. was
here Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Catherine Thomas. of L Anse
called on friends in town Monday.
The $. Be- will give a masauar-
ade ball on Friday evening. Nov. 9TH.
Miss Maria Latondresse and
Charles Brink visited friends at
L 'Anse Sunday.
d. ]. Rowland. with J. f. Sulli-
van Of Fond du lac. Wis, was here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Latondressa went to Lake
Linden Wednesday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Maigrey.
Mrs. G.. w. Moore and Mrs. Benz.
/ Brink were the guests of Mrs. ]. r.
Thomas, at l. Anse, Monday.
Mrs Thomas DOMAIN. of Toma.
hawk, Wis. was in town "Wednesday
visiting among her Old friends.
A number OF boats were living al
anchor in the bay Wednesday on ac-
count of the heavy storm on the
lake
Miss KatieWahl, OF L Anse, was al
the Hotel St. Charles with a fiue
line of millinery goods Friday ant
Saturday.
The steamer Charles Hebard and
consorts have made their last trir
here for the fall. They left Tuesda,
/ for Tonawanda, N. Y.
The many friends of Andy Wah
regret to learn that he has given ur
his position with NJ. Kenefick ant
accepted a job in the woods.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-23
First pub. Oct. ., 1891: last Jan. Is. 1898,
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas. default has been made in the con.
dtions of "a certain mort "a &c made 10y Thomas
scales and Mary Scales, his wife, of the town.
snip of Baraga, county of Baraga, and state
of Michigan party of the first part. to Levi
Walker. then of the village of LAnSe, in said
county aud state. party OF the second part,
which mortgage l. dated Jane 5th. 1873. and
was recorded In the Office of the register of
deeds of the county of Baraga. on the 6th day
Of June, 1883, IN Liber of mortgages on
pages 2i0 and 2ll, whereby the power of sale
la said mortgage contained mas become
operative and ON which mortgage there is
claimed to be due at the date of this notice,
the sum Of Que hundred aud thirty-hye and
9;-lOD dollars, principal and interest, aud the
further sum Of twenty-five dollars provided in
I said mort gage a. an attorney fe.. and no suit
or proceeding at law having been instituted
to recover the amount secured by said mort.
gage or any part of that amounts and whereas
the said mortgage has been duly assigned by
the said Levi Walker. the party of the second
part therein, to James &. Ware. of Champaign
In the county of Champaign, state of Illinois.
! by deed of assignment bearing date the
J nth day of September, 1897, and recorded Ia
said registers office the 9TH day of
/ October, 1897 at four o'clock p. M, in Liber )
/ of mortgages on page %
| Now, therefore, by virtue of the power OF
! sale in said mortgage contained, and of the
I statute of this state In such ease made and
/ provided. notice IL hereby given, that on the
| nth day of January, 1895 at II o'clock in the
/ forenoon, the premises In said mortgage
i described, or so much thereof may be
nece ssary to satisfy the amount due on said
mortgage, with legal costs, will be sold AT
( public auction to the highest bidder. at the
! front door of the court house in the village OF
| LAnse, In said county of Baraga, that being
the place OF holding the circuit court for said
county.
The premises to be sold are described In
| said mortgage follows, to-wit: All those
certain pieces or parcels of land situate In the
township of Baraga, in the county of Baraga,
and state of Michigan, described follows,
to-wit Being the north sixty-six .63l acres of
the north half Of the northwest quarter OF
I section two t2l, town ffty.two 1921 north. OF
range thirty-three (3B. west; also the north
twenty-five ,22l acres OF lot number one Il, in
lSame section, town and range.
| Dated October Goth, 1897.
! JAMES G. WARE.
Assignee of said Mortg agee.
| CHADBOURNE a REEFS.
/ Attorneys for Assignee,
| Houghton, Michigan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-23
First pub. oct. .: las, Nov 8. isg;.

Pursuant 10 statute. | do hereby appoint
aud fN the time for holding the several terms of
the circuit court in the counties composing the
Twelfth judicial Circuit, during the years
lS.t> ana 1879, A. follows, to.Nit:
Baraga county, first Monday in January,
second Monday in April, second Monday in
JAY and first Monday in October,
keweeuaw county, SECOND Monday IN Jan.
uAry. third Monday in July and second Mon.
day In October
third Monday IN April, first Monday IN August
and first Monday in November.
Given under my hand AT Houghtou, Mich"
this second day Of October, =. ID lsa7.
JAY 4. HtBBELL.
Circuit JujgeI
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
SCHOOL NOTES.
Items of Interest Concerning Our
Schools.
Correspondence to The srSTIxEL.)

Religion, morality and knowledge bein
necessary - good government and the happi
! ness 81 mankind. schools and the means o
! education shall forever be eDcouraget.-Of
! dinauce % Northwest Territory, III,
This has been a very gloomy week
out Of doors. yet it seems 10 have
had bat little effect upon the worl
in school.
Russell Smith was compelled tc
be absent two days the fore part o.
the week on account of sickness.
There have been several new
pupils enrolled since the opening OF
school.
Gertrude Bulger received a stand
ilg OF % per cent in the examina-
ton in physics, that was given
recently.
The physics class has been trying
some interesting experiments with
the pendulum. They hope that ere
long the board of education will
procure set of physical apparatus
Tor the seiIBol. 50 that more salts
factory work can be done in this
science.
IN the future no pupils OF the
primary, grammar or intermediate
departments will be allowed to re-
main in or enter the school building
after / o clock. II your children
are not at home at the proper time.
you will know that they have not
been retained az school,
An effort is being made along the
line OF language and spelling in our
school A person may be a very
good scholar. yet, if he is not able
10 express his thoughts in good clear
English, in which his words are
properly spelled he is classed among
the poorly educated BY careful
tests il has been ascertained that
much Of tie poor spelling is due to
earelessncsS on the part Of the pupil
This cause for poor spelling is being
rcmedied.
Number Of visitors enrolled dur
-I4 tlt IKE SIN NtShS VI oti4ppl
none.
The following paragraphs con
corning the relation between age
aud brain growth, taken from Hal
!eck psychology. should be of as
much interest to parents as teachers:
The brain reaches its maximum
weight by the end Of the fifteenth
year, but probably continues to de-
.vnlop internally until at least the
aye OF thirty. There comes u time
when the brain. like the rest OF the
body. ceases to grow and romans
. a >tandstill Between forty and
fifty Il Slow decrease in the weight
vi The brain begins. at a rate vary
ing with different people. From
tais we see the superiority Of youth
( 10 age in securing mental culture.
\ young brain is vigorous. like !
Young body. and can travel much
faster over the continents OF pc
.ceptiOn and memory. Few
men. after passing Ear into the
thirties, get an entirely new idea
into their heads, although the brain
of the genius. "a vel! "a a brain
judiciously exercised probably re.
mains plastic beyond the usual
period \ study Of brain
structure imprcsses the necessity of
early doing all sc can.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-23
First pub. Oct. %; last Nov. % isg7.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE at Marquette. Mich.
October iqth, l.. :

Notice j. hereby given that the following.
named settler has lied notice OF hi~ intention
10 make riual proof IN support of his claim
and that said proof will b. made before the
clerk Of the circuit court of Houghton county
at Hought Mich, on November 10Th l>.1
viz: Emanuel Du Frenne, hd application No,
500, for the n e i OF " = see - ~ -, II. I
3 w.
He names the following Witnesses tn prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz: Felix Nayoltr, OF Bara "a.
Mich: Joseph Charette, Joseph Daqueite,
Etlrnne Paquette, of PeguauliliI. Mich.
PETER PRINEAv.
Register
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-10-23

The general store of j. b. Peter.
mann, at tn Allouez mine location.
was destroyed by fire Saturday
evening. The stock was valued at
about $l8, 900, and insured for about
$4,000. The origin of the fire is a
mystery.
Hon. ]. Q. Adams, collector of Gus.
toms, has selected Mr.. Geo. Tucker,
of Ishpeming, as his deputy. The
choice is an excellent one, Mr.. Tucker
being competent and Republican OF
sterling character. He has held
numerous important positions OF
trust and will fill the place of deputy
with credit to the party, his friends
and him self. He will probably take
up his residence in Marquette, which
will be regretted by his friends in
Ishpeming. Iron Ore.