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Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20
PporIonee peoblir Rpin,
Gen at pore paffer?

G0inocns GTienbeo ber bare felt
Sipet isieuHen1, bIiUc mere mposu 'ur
Gpsr Tar. Ut Stiabeus gfjgn6cl
li3eirm Manbeu3 tsr beiemmes ira
ben tilt1seuOe Mpoeu9eOs GtanOpunll
cr islOia9t. Get Ct u~ri9tiGt at poa.
ltan, at ben mpone, riae Giluntr0 paa
40 4ar CT miu0re iGuG llenoe emo ben
i'm &nornlrg enonu p0rcnte 1G,anriae
8iges.
Nnor &oirben lsper / Soerens1ems
nelIe meo Natnrens 2ooe, Ear tuert
Staoium / 9ipet i'm 1iltretainos'rait.
fjonteosns Sul0fommenbeo NOR If,
t G%eloepnntt, frr Ell Nlber al 80 eQcr
40 4ar naaes.
Qelcna Al Iroja opaaar ben peo en-
aioer Al as Aar. Iipaiia bar SO
Var, ba fun siiteoe Jig nteo Ierit.es,
% fun Itraaleoe iom Ell Gticrne 80
aar cereiter. Cleopatra tar Uuer 80
Var, ba lun trai Irtouius. Diane De
Yottlers BAR SO Nar, ga bun pnnot
Seirit ben 2oens Slerte; apnssn oar
oa fun 20 Iar, men ban ppbprte alorio
mo at elite bcnoe.
9lnra al 0iterri1e bar 3S Wor. oa
bun bleU beitreuet iom Gnropas pof.
rcIte Sonoe. Wtme. be Maintenpn bar
43 aor peo it @iitsrma0l meo 0uopia
cen l4oe, oa aatarinn al &uslano bar
50, on bun ouertr9 ben Chrome, hun
inoebauoe =, 35 Gar. Niar. Wlar bar
eoif,r cco 45 Vars 9Iloercn 90 Mme.
9%iacamier meIiem So % IS aar.
Zen mcit porlge o. ierfeits
8irrIi9beo ino9iues life al 2Oanrioc
: tlDnbccer. Ge aamle 5raier nm ben
i0rlD leloe lG'larS 2uloer iaar olre
Rloos Tor ben lenere @rfnrlna. at lum
Den be!elte Gtlgnbeo tan life umpoels
heo nieeS. Tbi / Gfignbco inobefot.
ties it!e clene r~elicrmcbe 3rpt Ga irilf
Suofdrue; bet fan pore aoot rpt for
llnsoommcus ouairife oa
blomltrenoe 2elit er teunbrinQsrnr.
BIG tcr oenns aleer; men en- Guinbes
ps rlgcfte aor er meaem So ca
10 Nar. Den aujuoe bcQaar en- ,tvr
5rtl, iom trcr, Ct Giimbroen aitaaer.
f!ericm bun Glocs.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20
@oae sntDer Spntae byoer iiue
SticiDle:

uooonnclie pea frliteijg @ruuniaa.
2tlipH % uoenior StoletiOeu.
UNDERWRITING i JG9, iom iomuer iii
N1tte operalt 2ipet % ium trGngcs til en-
600 lbbaunsIie.
4o8aas til Golesrt8 8iblio!het, til
lInoeroisains 0tuiii % @pmncitit.
Sooe S9relier ior lioen Betalina.
ono % bilig Mott Goaegcts @parbiuo
Gmb.
Sata!o8 Taats irit peo at ~tilltripc Irof.
2aur, 2arieu, 2tcorab Spwa, 4sb.ti
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20

Sadrfleperier. Wteoens 9rgeHans
zen er optnset meo b~aartiouerife 81
lputer angaaenoe ounf(e pioeuIfabelioe
Abeprier, gives Der 9uiinocr, Spm fiber
a. allnlnpelt8e Sloetiinoeucer, iaaIom
soofop'ne, oadri'9 6orbsielie Os Sig.
nenoe. Ntan bar nRfen en- ;soruem.
nellie az, at Der er oitiur meaeu 9,i,
oenltat, aitior mesen 3beoretliereu ca
alticr lloet praitIit Arbeioe. csm,D.
lertio ueobllper 1r. Yetet's Kurlko q,
pare 5oltets Webic,n. Zen itse bIpt
llnortr men ~teItreper. auiotuno,ae
Splpsninser iaaes oco Senosnbelie fll
Or. Eeter 6obrrep, ll2--1l4 CO.
@ogne Ipe., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20

0f'n9 er Der oa Tie! !boppsnoe, fri5t,
IDtfell9 og meo itrnalenoe guliot. SIN,
BLOB. npe Ncruer, npe Muitlcr. %,
hg Slerne. Sntet, iom ct Merre5f,
bar fnnoet no, fan uorettc, fpab Wn.
tursn fnn; men naar man er iao di0s,
at man life Ton babe Den npbpenbios
6er's, er nDoia9et til at blue biemm,
snten fcrbi Der o9ina maa ojpres gr,
eet euer paa @riino al ipngrlia Sci.
orco, Doao ltdl bun ina sjorr? Peru.
ma ef Mdiurens eaet 9raemiSbel
Nermelt til Nnturens can Qroemin.
ier ton'lilef fe-ru-na. 9en lfcfi.rnpt
Sloo. ME gterUer, npe WuItler nv
Sltrne. 8aa Pe-ru-na fan oIp arr,
e'''n'mer lt0ls ! ale here's 4ilirlhe
Mrs. 6. Y. Ipuer. Sour Oats Iiosr.
"at'n Natier bar meact ipaa, belt rs,
nn8ret, bapoe inoen Woolgit. onot for
Srpltet o9 Suite. 2Gasrue funbs ~.
Elripe. Nogle inn Maouebers prn,
al Pe-ru-n" hjatp bsnoe. @i trpr At
reooeOe benoe5 9p."
Gn9oer WlOocr buroe bare ct Or.
al 9r. Snrtmans 5iofte g9p,
l~oeciclt for apinosr. ccnoss
'rit I'll Soinocr, tlu ira Pe.ru.na
Manufacturing Company, g..
0Np.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20
Wciripaa0omme.

u, 5. Gtppe laper 9eirIpaaoomns al
aitr0nomilie Sasitagelier. Sielos BAN
ltuIoe Der TONNE en- Gptlpne meLem LOBE
% Lobe ausuit pg liar pjIe ia llsm
paa Gittgiten at England % Siotlans.
hborfra ben flllos gaa ober HorbIesn.
Gn dncen GnlIont bill fomms melem
25oe 20 3otc 4uguit. flyer Ian. Den
bill BIZ Ilsmmeit Oeo Spiten at Roro.
earolina og berfra qda norooosr. Z
Ghio bill eer rpItaa en- 9ornqoo me[lem
25ts og 2Sbe au9uit, st lansnpe Was
tiroptrin oil inptreoe / ben Iposltlios
Del AZ europa % fremtuIoe SosrIpoms
mslisr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20
9romming Gietcrta %
tcGCcG crn.

Drowning gictpria sr feDt ben 24oe
Wlai 1919, er eneits 0otter al Song
Gsors ben 9rsoiss Are Ssn 9ertus gos
barb al Sent (feot 1867, oeo 1920 os
@ictoria al Sa4iensaoburg Gsotl786,
Gnts .fter SPIRIT Gmid at leinin8sn,
bob 1861, os fulgts 20be Suri 1887
lin 5urbrober 8iibslm ben Abe paa Iros
men. SUN bar oporaget al i'm Wtooer
i 5ortiarlisbsb for WGssrne ps lebeoes
/ b. frrite glur af fin Rsgjerine / famine
3etning at ben oauerencs Ssriiemirii!.r
2prb Malbourne, men bar altio bBiet Jig
piIts for Gnslaros parlam.ntariife
Sabpaner os fun srst ringe umiooelbar
SnoFpoelfe paa bets politit. 1899
neetsbe BUN brg at rette fig sfter peels
Jorlangsnbe ON at afitsoige lin. fsrfte
Spfbamer, Der tilberts Dhgpartiet; men
iiom 1841 bar bun ingen 8agring 9iort
imob at fifts benz eftsr be psrIenbe Miz
niiteriers Tniter. 8ictoria Gstebs ben
lobe Sebruar 1910 I'm Setter, Yrins
9l6ert at Safisnsaobure, ps bar BAN
inoerlis bensipen, LEGION bun i ham
fanot en- trofait 9Gstefaue ps en- tlpg
Hoacgipsr, bun felte fig psrfpr bbt fran>
tst oper, at Jcltets Sfinip9e imob fr.ms
inches Snbhppelis bolbt ham bprte fra
enfnsr offcieI Stinins, ia ferit 1853
tiuob Rnoe at gips Fam SitleH "Yrins
Gsmal". 0erimob bebagsps beres imttte
5amilielip Solicit, os ligelebes 9ictorias
Srosn / psnseiussr, Der encps tiloo
hsnbe : bstale fin Sorsjangers 9ialp,
brprhos bun ien.rs fripilis tilbeb at uos
rsos Snbtcmititat at i'm Gieilifts. SUN
piite aItib messn Sper for at lett. Spins
betjennst @osang til ~IslpItanoigt Grz
tperp os bebre llbourneIis, FAINT for bell
ejereno. Gsmeos 5relnme. Gfter i'm
9Getefelss Tso zen 14bs Gstsmhr
1861 trail inn Tis bort ira 9ofIiO %
oar enb itte tilftsoe mo fin Glos
tie Gsrs @rnlup 1868 % unoloh / en- 4,
@arretts al p"ffentli1 0ptrGoen
i5m Drpnnina ibet bun optrloo fine i
at "repr9Iertert" SorgebuFet. 5
antog bun lfelQe Qop Sitel"SeiIers {
inoe al Snbien" for bsrpsb at beteone
bette 2anos llaoItileIie fra ben'britiite /,
!Senoss SO Qar RcgisrinQsiuz
bil9um feirebss 1887 unosr flor 3eltds
aelfs / hele bet uoiirdtte 8igs. Epenos 81
C872 ps 1882 bier Fun 0iens =
Itdno for toobelios co uFartiqe Qttentl> :
ter. 0ictorias gsrn er: u 9ictoriu
febt 1910, Gift 1858 meo iensre Set Ii
Ter Sreoerit 9iIfslm at SpItlcnb, Cnte
p Nlbert Gbpdro (feot 1871, ;,
qrins at Walss, aft 1863 meo prins
'esie QIeranbru al 0dnmarD, 81 Nlice
,feot 1S43, Gift 1862 meo Storhertug
oen5ieroe At Sesien, beo 1879, H
2llfreo Cfsot 1874, Sertuo at Gbins
gift 1874 meb aeiier Qleranber
'sn Inoen al Guslanos ene'ts 0atttr $,
s. 6slene (fsot 1916 gift 1866
neb prins Gfriitian at GuguTten6org), !
) 2opii' frbt 1848. Gift 1871 meo
Of 0orne), y Nrthur frot Ho
$50, grins At Gonraugft, Gift 1879 {
Trins Srehsrit Carl at prelsTens ;" ~
0atter 0oiie Mar9retG), 81 2eopolb, !
al Ilbann (fsot 1853, Gift 1882
leo Selsns al Dalbscf, oeb 1884 GA go
y Seatrice (fsbt 1857, aft 1885 meo :
'rins Seinri6 at gattenberO. /
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20

srifsa 6ribera tom IND III 9anN.
tunOi'ren itn, bau 9reer Srasetorp,
meo ben Npbco, at Ola &ilbI,no par
beS.
"Ie,, iiars, er Ola ogb!" bs0pao!y
sr0sstprp, iest Fan gneo sirup %
Sitolage nj paa Ell gammel Snitefige
Oct git moi bruat oct, ba be. bare er
iaa tire eler fire 8aae, iibcu bon bar
Der Da tlo5ts liz en- Sel Gts8eiilo. 20,
ia - Serresuol ban babOe Rel iiRe
Sell Ola iom en- al ps; men ct 9pot,
parmt Sjerte bobos ban, % oltio par
ban njalpiOm mob ben ~treneeuoe %
opristis / lin @nnoel. Seq ituloe on lie,
1ripuibif.SOaroet tunne tpmme fans
men ltrag og oeata Ell &eloluticn til
sSge Tor aioDoe % ii! 9rgit 10, bonS
e~iterIaote. Wen Der tommer 9lslot
Gla1bein,; ri itai tere, bpao ban me.
ner".
Srasstrrp Ia en- 5jeI oper silotaos
gen % latte Jig paa 5ie!en.
Set er life Ola @ilorat, Tom er
ege1, pplpte @laobsimen. "9et er
gror bans, han Ser"
arasstorp sloroe Zig en- Eur boau ON
3ilten. orenet iiot paa upgle sfobprer,
io8 SsiIerne al Os puoiet benz poa en-
Sunot Gdiicc. iatte GEM iaa eoot pa
gt1ien iajen 90 iuotus after i'm Glaps
pda Silestassen. ioet ban uoltsote 10,
ire pGloige sut, inoen han toa tilprpe
iQicu:
"Sa, fcr s. Geunerl Spur unoerlioe
sr lite Serreus @eie. Set or altiao
if!e 3ruttsnbplten Oa araugleionten,
georngeren Dc Spotteren Ola 8ilos
liao, Der er Bob. Get er Bror hans
ban Ser, en- title, nluorlia, tirtepsnlia
aiono, lom meset pl bli iapnei baaoe
! Menisbeoea % AabOlnoet. Ga, maa
D life i, at Serreus &sie oog er MI,
herlise.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20

Get fauoe enoon orre Ioa in Sao
meo @oen Ipge Wiano,~ buis han life
Oar ioo forargelig pran3 life at bile ia
be Geoiciner, nan bp'r ban. Gr set
life ct rsrenbe ipr life a. ii pprprenoe
Gnu OF Re gtOrmastsrne itna Oper ham
ueo @ebieiufaifen os 4iusrnc, mems
4atienten mec ct e%seniiHoist Grin Ri,
Ter ganoerne iolHmsu o. life oil iprl.
az en- Groabe eler IN 8iae? Gar lea
euseli "aeoeA eler rusliif "8iorn,@ =
piioe BET fomme III at fable mig pans
l.eIigt life at mite Granddaughter
lissoperior en- ilis esenIinoia "eiuf.
ling Br.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20
Smaarur.

GortpIoer bet zig, ipm RQgtet BIZ
piee, al gloiia teitoar bare al S. %
Cub, tilaoer jig mig at fore Ilao:
i. 2t ri oemonitiierer Quiet.
2. Gt Sntsl Sam banner Munppcl
o.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20

3ooifi !aa ecu. QRaen: oNaa, IA =,
@parlt'i'e pao &pagn, Iaooou ium ia IA.
Nor lea par btr?1 ~
@0Hot"; '5a, zen li0atr in0, gaa Ncra,t.
men ON otn liS8er paa Rga0eu ,utr paa y{a.
ben peo lite lea"
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20

Yen beIoi9its Mtrbcin ior Gpinber
1to1g Mtonlla!u Z ca. ,yaaes hos olp .',,,.
g,lter eH[r pr. Bot hos .l{aojioa gie6icrae
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20

5or ubmottelie. epaebeb, Forituppslie-
tag Oipdp-@ 0aItala Tea. Saaes hos alle
4 rnesiifer eler yr. 4olt bcs y,aoilog yle,
tieIns Go, MopiloL isis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20
Sfoles0igem.

Naar 5erierne
b~c8pnoer, f 20
tret nm ioler iia;
iaa n0mattct Tom
bun icr no, nei.
GpOr trGt tim or.
Wcn iaa, eiier
no9le uaers 6cis
lie o. 6riluitsliu,
| Uilfen Tcrnrs
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-20

&Ie8t, tEileoe, lpaae 8prn man taoc Roan
mountain ga. Jaae9 hos ale lrlaaiter
eaet pr. Xplt hos 4,noUpn Mteoiclne 60,
Maetoa, isis.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-27
HANNA In THE SENATE.
He will Devote Much Of His Time
to Consideration OF the
Tariff Question.

CANTON, Feb. "a. Many callers
came to Canton yesterday to see the
president-elect, but only one or two
with whom he had an appointment
saw him. Chairman M. A. Hanna
said to representative of the
/ United Associated Press:
'This is my last visit to Canton
before the inauguration of Maj. Nc
| Kinley. | expect to leave for Wash
ington Friday afternoon.
What do you expect to make
your chief work in Washington as
senator?"
'As chairman of the Nationa
committee | will have "a great many
political matters to look after. AS
i am business man / expect tie
devote q good deal Of time to the
consideration Of the tariff question.
| think ] am pretty well in touch
with the commercial and business
interests Of the country, and / think
| know what these interests want
and have right to expect. All
business men and all persons in
terested in the return of prosperity
agree, take it, that we must have
u law that will produce enough
revenue to pay the current expenses
of the government. want to see
such law constructed on protective
tariff lines passed at the earliest pos
sible moment, and | think great
majority of the members of con
gress are of the same mind. ="
Speaking of the effect of Gov
Bushnell S determination to appoint
him to the senate to succeed John
Sherman, Mr.. Hanna said:
'The so-called Ohio situation is
now perfectly cleared. Peace reigns.
The party is now strongly con
solidated and in splendid condition
to go into the campaign rext fall
There is no reason why condition
of harmony and good feeling should
not prevail for years among the
Ohio Republicans, and | firmly be-
lieve such will be- the case. "
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-27
POOR BACHELORS.
They May BE Compelled to
Marry or Pay a Cash
Penalty.

Representative Donovan, of Bay,
is getting batch of bills ready for
introduction. One that is likely to
attract the largest share of atten-
tion is bill to cause bachelors to
hustle for wife That is not the
title of the measure, but that is its
purpose. 1t provides that all bach
elors between the ages of 30 and 45
years shall pay tax to the county
in which they reside. At the age of
30 the tax is SO a year, and from
that age until 40, an additional tax
of So year is provided Bachelors
who have passed the age of Is are
exempt.
The tax is to be collected at the
same time and in the same manner
as other taxes. If a bachelor be-
comes benedict between the date
of his assessment and the date on
which the tax is due, the tax is void.
Bachelors who are delinquent in
their taxes may be proceeded
against in court and punished by
Imprisonment in the county Jail.
1t is estim; d that there are at
least 100, 600 bacheloas in the state,
and if the bill becomes a law it will
bring handsome revenue to the
different counties.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-27
Appointed by the Governor.

Edward f. Homeier, Of Marquette
has been appointed by Gov. Pingrce
to the Office of assistant inspector
general in the state militia. In
speaking of his appointment, the
Mining Journal, of that city, says:
Mr.. Homeier has been ambitious
to be appointed on the governor S
staff, and has been making strong
efforts to be named as aide. but the
appointment to this much better
position comes to him as a complete
surprise.
1T is a post of high rank and car
ries with it considerable rcsponsi
bility. He is liable at any time TO
be delegated by the inspector gen
eral to MAKE inspection Of the state
troops, and this duty requires man
who is thoroughly up in all military
matters.
LAS to his qualifications, Mr.
Homcier has seen twelve years
service with the National Guard, and
as member of the Marquette com
pany has seen actual field service
during the strikes. At the time Il G
governor reviewed the regiment at
Ironwood Captain Ball acted as Of
ficer of the day, and in the absence
of any commissioned officers Mr..
Homeier. then sergeant, was in
charge Of the company and put it
through maneuvers in u way that
attracted the attention of everyone
on the field and reflected great credit
upon himself. He was the only SER
geant that day in charge of a com
pany. The appointment is highly
elating to all Mr. Homeier S com
pany friends.
The new assistant Inspector gen
eral has always been a strong Pin
gree man, and was hard worker
the governor here during the last
campaign. On the occasion of Mr..
Pingree's last visit Mr. Homeier had
the honor ofintroducing the govern
or when he spoke from the Clifton
House balcony"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-27
PENINSULA POINTER J.

1t is understood that Phil. j. Nc
Kenna has disposed of his paper, the
Escanaba Daily Mirror, to his fore
man, Mr. Clark, aud will 90 to-
Chicago to conduct d paper for the
Catholic Order OF Foresters about
March |.
The Diamond Match company,
capitalized at $ll 200. 600, has here
tofore neglected TO file articles of
incorporation in this state, but
Secretary OF State Gardner recently
took steps that brought the com
parry to time. 1t has now incor
porated under the state law and
paid Il franchise fee of 81, 800 to the
state last week. Mcnominee Jour
nal
Sister Constance Fleming, of st.
Joseph $ convent at Marquette, died
at o clock Tuesday morning after
u brief illness, the Immediate cause
of death being heart disease. She
was forty-three years old and had
spent twenty-three years rs y mem
Der Of the sisterhood The funeral
was held at o clock Thursday morn
ing from st. Peters cathedral, with
interment in Holy Gross cemetery.
Joseph Langiois, "a young man
about % years of age, was accident
ally killed while at his usual occupa
tion as trammer at the Hecla mine
Wednesday morning about o'clock.
Langlois was working with u party
in slope when a large piece of
amygdaloid hanging rock fell FROM
above his head and struck him, kill
ing him instantly. The rock was
long thin piece and measured
l2x2l feet, having thickness of six
or eighs inches. 1t came down di
roctly on his head. The remains
were removed to Calumet, where an
inquest was held. Deceased was
French Canadian and single. = Calu-
met Evening News.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-27

The announcement is made that
colonization plans of much import
ance to Chippewa county are about
perfected, and that this year will
witness the location on Drummond
Island farm lands Of 300 families of
Russian Poles. Some of them will
settle back of Dctour. Rev NJ.
Mgynacrya, a Russian Pole, in
charge of the Catholic mission in that
vicinity and gentleman of consider
able financial means, is the originat-
or of the project and has secured
options on several thousands of
acres of choice lands for the pur-
poses. The people who contemplate
going there are in constant cores
pondence with him and number ol
them are sending their earnings to
him for investment. The location
OF that number Of people will be ar
important factor in the development
of the county, and it is said that i,
! is only a beginning.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-27
Inaugural Train.

PITTsBuRG, Feb. %. The special
train conveying President-elect Me-
Kinley and his guests from Canton
to Washington, will be be known as
the Pennsylvania railroad Venetian
red y all the cars composing the
special being finished in that tint
within and without. The train will
consist of one baggage car, one
diner, two Pullman sleepers for the
accommodation of the inaugural com
mittee and representatives of the
press, and special Pennsylvania
railroad ears No 505 and No SO,
which will be occupied by Maj. Nc
Kinley and his family and personal
friends. The train will leave Canton
Monday, March. |, at s p. m, and is
due in Pittsourg at ll:l5 p. m,
eastern time; in Altoona at 3:05 a.
m.; in Harrisburg at 6:45 "a m; in
Baltimore at $40 a.Om., and in
Washington, at IL Il. M, March ,.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-02-27
PEQUAMING.

! John Dexter was calling on
L'Anse friends Thursday.
John r. Thomas, of l. 'Anse, called
on friends here Monday.
Don t forget the $. b. c. party
Monday evening, March lst.
George Oleson and Joe Jensen re-
turned home from Skanee Sunday.
w. X. Haviland Jr., returned
Tuesday from short visit in Chi
cago.
Don { fail to attend the entertain
ment toNbe given at the Town Hall
this evening,
J, b. Haviland left for Chicago
Thursday to visit his sister for a
few days. q
The Misses Moore. Latondresse,
and Hollinger called on L'Anse
friends Monday.
f. l.. Graham, of Even, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Alvin
Jones.
Miss Constantine, of Atlanta, Ont.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Sansregrette.
Miss Agnes Smith returned home
Monday, after visiting friends at
L'Anse for four weeks.
Mrs. A. Latondresse and Miss
Victoria Sansregrette werescallng
on L'Anse friends Tuesday
The children of the primary
school were given a very enjoyable
sleigh ride Friday of last week by
their teacher, Mrs. A. Butt.
The members of the S. b. C. will
give their last social hop Monday
evening. All are cordially invited
to attend and a good time is assured.
Quite a number of Pequaming
people attended the school entertain
ment given at l. L'Anse last Saturday
evening, and speak very highly of it.
The exercises given by the pupils
Of the grammar department of the
school Monday evening were well
attended and highly appreciated
The pupils won great credit for
themselves and teachers.
The play, entitled "What S Next. "
to be rendered at the Town Hall
this evening, will certainly be u
good one. Great preparations have
been made to furnish IA first-class
entertainment, and that it will be
such is an assured fact. The price
of admission will be so, So and ID
cents Doors will be opened
ut s o'clock; entertainment
to commence promptly at 7:3O.
Don t fail to attend. xS*
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Advertise in The SENTINEL, the
eading newspaper Of Baraga county
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was adopted, congratulating the
country on the November victory,
reaffirming the last national plat
form, and asserting the triumph of
Republican principles will restore
prosperity. Judge Long of the su-
preme court was renominated by
acclamation; also w. j. Cocker, of
Adrian, for regent of the university.
The struggle of the day came on
the nomination of the second regent
of the university. There were sew
eral very warm nominatin and
seconding speeches. The advocates
of the reelection of Regent Barbour
Gold DEM argued that since their
candidate had sacrificed political
preferment to follow the banner of
Mckinley and had rendered distin-
guished service. TO the university he
should be the. convention S choice
Other speakers declared they were
sent there as Republicans to nomi-
nate Republicans. They opposed
fusion.
The candidates named were as fol-
lows: Levi l.. Barbour, Detroit; E.
ID. Nelson, Ironwood; Joseph r.
Mclaughlin, Detroit; James NJ. Will
kinson, Marquette; Charles ID. Law
ton, Van Buren, county.
The first vote by counties result
ed Barbour. 372; Nelson, l54; Nc
Laughlin, 247; Wilkinson, 1872; Law
ton, lS0; necessary to choice, 54S;
Second ballot-Barbour, 362; Mel
son, 40, Mclaughlin, 303; Wilkin-
son. 40; Lawton, 30l. The third
ballot narrowed the contest to Law
ton and Mclaughlin, but the former
made such gains that all the dele
gates went over to him, and Lawton
was declared the unanimous nomi-
nee. Before adjournment resolu-
tions were enthusiastically adopted,
thanking President-elcct Mckinley
for Gen. Alger S appointment to the.
cabinet.
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JUDGE LONG RENOMINATED
Choice of Republican State Con-
ycntiOn for Justice of the
Supreme Court.

DETROIT, Feb. 23. The Republican
state convention was called to order
this morning by State Chairman
Ferry, who introduced Gen. r. A.
Alger as temporary chairman. The
new secretary of war was greeted
with the greatest enthusiasm. He
urged the Michigan Republicans to
set the pace and make mark in
this state election for the coming
election. He said Michigan should
show the nation that she still stands
where she stood last fall, and let 1t
be known that she is always patriot.
ic, always honest and always bound
to keep promises. After the selec-
tion ofcommittees recess was taken.
On reassembling, brief platform
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Registration Notice.

To the Electors of the Village of
L'Anse, County of Baraga, State
of Michigan
Notice is hereby given, That u
meeting of the board of registration
of the village above named, will be
held at the Fire Engine House, in
said village, on Saturday, March
9th, A. d., 1897, for the purpose of
registering the names of all such
persons who shall be possessed of
the necessary qualifications of
electors, and who may apply for
that purpose; aud that said board
of registration will be in session on
the day and at the place aforesaid
from . o clock in the forenoon until
s o'clock in the afternoon, for the
purpose aforesaid.
Dated, this Goth day of February,
a. d., 1897
BY order of the Village Board of
Registration.
MARTIN VoETCH,
Clerk of said Village.