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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-10
'ooH 4 ODEE

Makes assimilation perfect. healthy
blood. firm muscles. strong nerves
Quickens the brain, makes and keeps
you we'll. Grea. medicine. Rocky
Mountain Tea.
ERAxE G. SMITH
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-10

Picked Up Floating Bodice.
QuiNTAEA, Tex, July 10. - Eight
bodies fioated down the river and lodged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

subscribe for stock, aud 10 make i'm.
purinnt donations.
The project VIII pay Il Il believed
20 cents on every dollar Hubscrlbed
during the iirft year alone
IN tho case uf the Plonenr Jubilee
most ~ the merchants who subscribed
realized IN sales ten times the amount
nf their subscriptions. And 10 II h
eNpreted To be- In this cuse. me
omaha exhibition paid an expons~s
lnd has 10000 In the treasury To- be-
divided among the shareholders. Al.
ready several grcut eastern firms
nave made offers Ia buy space In tho
building FOR the purpose OF displaying
iheir various commodities. The Rffnir
" attracting tho attention Of people In
all paTls ~ the country aud may be-
come one OF the NEST talked of ex-
hlhltlons ever gotten M.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
IN order TO make this enterprlse n
success In every particular and 10 40
cure inc cooperation ~ the people OF
salt lake CITY a company To be known
ns the salt Palace association OF rtah
mas been formed, and until the regular
organization has been effected BY IN,
htockhuldcfs after Incorporating Tho
follnMlng gentlCm. haVo been desig-
mated 10 act as shH lflOors OF the asao..
cinilon' NJ. n, Walker president, n.
a. Nebbcr Vice president; q. Y. WAL
lace ueasureri u. A. Mcdaniel. secro-
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PLAN or SALT PALACE GROUNDS.

this stately building, are being careful
~ worked out and provided FOR The
encrurtinN salt win be No modelled nA 10
make numerous places FOR the insertion
Of electric lamps, which viii illuminate
the great dome ana towers nnd .rradi-
ate tho interior. 10 that the effect Of
the light breaking IN colOrs ihrauHh
the refrnciing salt crystals und sem
tilllting Ia apangllH from the thousand
points pf tho Jagged and smooth iu-
cwiHtatlung, can he described only hv
saving That the building viii be one "
the most YuiHtpua and brilliant ever
erected.
HARMONY OF COLOR
The color N the outside Will be that
OF natural salt--a dun white or gray.
ana perhaps with a creamy tinge. The
roof VIII be ~ some color selected to
harmonic with the walls ana h. D. ok.
terior parts, The inside win be lined
fhe actual salt crystals VI an Sizes
ana or many colors These rfystalli.
cations VIII produce nm effect .tr.king
beyond an description. The columns OF
the pnter norcheH win be NJ pressed
brick made from pure salt Tho bnlus-
trades, ratings, etc, win be of wood
lncnsted aud "sandod" with anil
within. tho building win be espoclally
constructed 10 suit an kinds NJ interior
There can De no doubt as To- the
beauty and the utilltyof the exposition.
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Novel Exposition to be given in Salt Lake
City this Summer Made Of wood,
encrusted with salt Brilliant, beautiful
and useful A permanent exhibit.
urrnrnr,,5

the best grade and quality Of Amcri-
can skin and gcnlus IN the lines ~ in
dustry nlcrady FAR developed IN the old
er States. to Htlmulatc our horne pro-
duccts to the production ~ such Fim-
liar products ms the resources of our
country. the demands " our mnkot.
and the amount ~ our capital will war
rant. The exposition WI afford VALUE
able opportunities Tor showing every
product " ours Tor which ihcrc IL de-
mand abroad, every unfeyelopcd re-
source In which capitalists from other
places might become Interested, and
many of the products readily produce
ibie here FOR which market could be
easily developed
REVEAL ouH OPPORTUNITIES.
This exposition will reveal To- the peo-
pie " our state. many N the oppOrtnn-
tiles they have "a supply nthcr markets
with the products ~ their own labor;
VIII Indicate to the foreign capitalist
the extent and variety Of our natural
resources. VIII show 10 the merchants
and buyers both home and foreign.
what goods are produced or demanded
In our own locality ana In other places.
aud viii leach to the whole people lea-
sons OF Industry and emulation that
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THE PALACE OF SALT.


Thomas. II. X. Thomas. II. s.. Camp
bell. Henry Wallace. Thomas q. Web
bcr. Judge Coiborn. g. NJ. Jackson. ~.
w. Scwali. l.. u. Dittman. y W. Nor
rison. ~. n. Dcsky. Glen Miller, ID r.
Grant. Del Wilson. George Good. Tony
Wheeler. J. p. Gardner. =. Y. Christen-
nen. 4. y, Hanna. W. NJ. Mainland, A.
Fisher Walter Price. Stevc Kecnc, Gus
tave Darthei. sig Simon. Jerome
Ifirsohmnn. n. a. Finch. Jake Greene-
waid J. ~. Thornc. g. u. Pcarsall, y. g.
Stringforth, \. II. Nash, a. 4. Pannier.
John q. Cannon. n. w. clayton
Charles Qulgncy. charles Iilgsgn, VIII
lam James. Ed. Harris. Il. ". white
more. y. NJ. Freeman. Nicholas kaHs,
Robert Robertson. l.. ~ Farnsworth.
J. J. Judson. Fred ". Gardiner. Charles
1iucklc. Alma Katz. J. =. Fowler
George II. Naylor. ~. l.. colhurn. ID.
". peery Jr.. Herman Hill. u. u. Sabin.
y. u. achoppc. Don n. Porter. James
JenninFr II. =, Morris. -. 9. Dunbar
y. W. Wilson. Captain Hoffman. Dan
= spencer. q. w. iicintz, n. u. Wind
sor, Charles Coin. Sam Wcsturlcld. a.
a. Robertson.
The following committee was ap..
pointed by the chair at "a meeting of
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PROVIDE AMUSEMENT.
The amusement feature Of the exposl-
tion VIII be prominent and hiehly Inn
portnnt one. The mere mcntlo.i OF a
building OF fait-a palace Of crystals
IN many colorH-lH at once 10 novel n
thing and suggests feature 20 spec
tncular. that the average mind "
powerfully attracted to II out OF mere
curiosity alone. Already some Of the
great journals ~ tho cnnt-lhc New
York World. the Journal. and tho Her
ald-hnve tcleKraphcd for detailed ac-
counts Of this remarkable Htr 'cture
watch II already nrouHing Interested
attention both east and west ~ u.s.
II would become. inconnection with our
great Salt lake. one Of the lcadiig aud
at the same time, most characteristic
Of our attractions for all tourists COM
Ink Into the West. and would no doubt
be the means ~ bringing many special
excursions into this city.
Besides the building itself Midway
rlninnnce " In contemplation, fillrd
With various oddities and interesting
sights ON tho model OF that feature
Of the Worlds Fair for the design Ia
To make the palace and grounds a
place OF retreat Tor rest. recreation aud
enjoyment. MS well M for Instruction
and stimulation IN new Ideas
ELEcrRiCAL DISPLAYS.
The facilities for elaborate ana beau.
tful electrical display In, on. and about
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06
Ladies' Glove
and MittS.
LADIES Isle GLOVES. ONLY

ioc, 80 ''"'
Hotter grades at ijc, zoe and zoe.
SIX Gloves. isc. 2ic tn Zoe.
SILK MITrS. ONLY ne.
"A nice line NJ ladies' regular si,e5
Kid Gloves. 20 20 at SOC.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE
VI hlhhoNs IN TOWN AND An
PRICES below ANYTHING EVsIt
OFFERED HERE.
u fDs. ToRsIiON LACE FOR 90.
" ydh Nnloncionnos Lace Tor zoe.
Nice Dress Lace, ~ Inches wide. for
a large line OF Flowers at any price
you want
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wcrn made members OF the specla, oo,u
mittce on outside ilatrlctn. ooin.
Hli solicitors haze been autborl,., =,
rVslNc c,ish IN payment for subscs,'
n ,,nas anu TO give receipts for ib.lpp.
mi, ,a.a,, n may now take hold ens
visitor on firHi arriving in sai, NE
'l.y and beholding this verltablc t i,sks
w palace surrounded by It's fairy ~.
tocs. ANA enbosominr trees ana sh.rr-.
ana howers. win cxcinim with inyn,,,uos
thing2' - '''S sioruus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

tary. Mesars. q. Y. Wallace. $. ~ Hill.
Geo. Mueller. W. A. Ncii % and JACOB
Muritk have been named nf the or
ranization committee ard u. kletting
a. architect.
PERMANENT INCORPORATION.
IS soon as sufficient money has been
SUBSIDIZED. u or lament l corporation
will be formed for the purpose q. e cct-
INK q Salt Palace In nr near alt Lake
Cily IL IN tlpu'ated IN the build
lg hili be- q tab minerals and
other AT ri Ne: hc caritai stock shan
@ 20 90. consis ing n tor thousand
sh,tts " one dollar each, the term OF
existence NhAu 81. ttu .a...
personal liability 10 stockholdoral, for
the exhibition OF products. natural aud
manufactured. OF this inferno sntnlu
region: for the exhibition =. Grti. the
presentation OF spectacular and other
forms OF entertainment. and for such
other purposes ~ may be determined
upon.
II n further provided that suhscrip.
tlons shall he paid on or before the ilrst
day N june. 60 George v. Wall
lace. trustee. or hls assIgns the amount
sct opposite the respective names. on or
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WHAT rs NEEDED.
To make the project fuzzy SUCCESS
fui the cooperation OF an the citizens
Of the capital is hirhl" necessary. the
real question N. what viii such an
exposition be- worth "a tho city and thu
state aH whpie7 While the presence
NJ the Salt Palace IN successful opera
ton viii undoubtedly add to the value
Oh property rcncrnii" and w q way
ana to q degree surprising That which
could be added bv the presence ~ any
ordinary industr.. however mtritoflous
the latter might he. st the real reason
why all should support the SAT- rliNr'
project TO the extent ~ their means
ana ability. IL that such an eNpustuuu
would be desirable and altogether
unusual attraction To have located IN
this lntcrmountnin city. The under.
taking appeals To- the patriotic ardor
~ every one Interested 10 the deyciop-
mcnt ~ our home resources. or proud
of the wonderful ANA characteristic
features ~ our county What IN neni-
%. therefore IN that the citizens gem
orally shall tnkc hold with q Will ava
make OF this unudrtaking the unquali-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-06

the Retail Clerks association to work
with the committee NJ 100 appointed by
he salt Palace directors n. w. sewall.
q. u. Cushing. ]. n. Reinrimar. n. q.
Common a. II. Ransohoff NJ summer.
Held. j. g. Trcihcwuy. y. l.. Gardner.
:. VI. lirowne. George Taylor. Henry
pinwoodcy Jr.. iieber J. Grant. H.
Stencil and Louis Simon.
Any OF these gentlemen can give In
formation upon various features Of the
exposition.
cANvAssINd COMMITTEES.
The following named persons are au-
thoflked To receive subscriptions 10,
stock In the districts Indicated. for the
benefit Of the Salt Palace. and aa an In
Ncrtmont In the exposition;
District No. i-All OF block ~, u. \.
Campbell and " X. Thomas.
District No. 2-Ail 81 block SG, Iyrum
silver and J. r. Fowler
District No. 3-Ail Of block -. James
i,ae and Walter Price.
District No. i-Wcst half Of block 20
J. J. Judsnn and Joseph Taylor.
District No, a-leart half Of block 70.
Glen Miller. H. g. schramm. -. ~.
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sPEcIAL coMMIrrEEs.

To solicit subscriptions outside ~ the
% districts already named and prrslded
for, the following named persons will
net on special committees for the In
tcrcHts named.
ON Special Canvasn-Jacob Morltz.
w. A. Nolden,
ON IlnilrnndH-T. q. wcbber. \. v.
Shelp. George r. odcli. \. n. I'M. =.
W. Morrison, H. X. Thomas.
on Capitalists and Banks-G George NJ.
Cannon. l.. II. Farnsworth. u. ". Dun
can. Joseph H. Caine. A. A.. Robertson.
on Mines aud Mining Major !. y.
Jackson. u. l.. colburn. y. a. Druchl.
Or. Beatty, u. II. Pccry De Witt n.
Lowe. WIN Lawrence. g. =. Mason.
Moses Taylor.
Saloon Mcn-A. Fisher. Dol Wilson.
George Good Tony wheeler. l.. N. Dit
mann. Sig Simon, Fred iirokmycr.
street Car Employees Superintendent
Reid and Cameron.
Railroad shops-John Hickey. J. y.
Dunn.
Carpenters and Mechanlcs-w william
NJ. Elliott.
Federated Trndes-Arthur Graham.
Charles Houck. George Taylor.
General Committee on outside Dis
tricir--H. W. Sewali. q. y. Cushing. !.
=. Truthcway. y. l.. Gardner, A, n,
Hauhof, =. II. Brown. g. ". Miller.
Mopis sielfel. u, G. Mundcr. Frank
llrlkier. Ed. Harris.
Lumber Intcrests-S W. Morrison.
secrct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lou
ghran.
roy.
a special committee was appointed
with y. y. Hanna aa chairman. 10 can
vnrn the suburban districts.
~ w. Tarbcll, Henry simon. William
WntruuH, Ira Davidson. j. ]. corum,
John ". Courtney. Albert Hurst, John
shorten. q, NJ. Lines ana G. q. Spencer
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Clothing!
Clothing !

Mons Working Suits. tg.s5.
MEMS GOOD ALL WOOL SUITS.
N.oi, WORTH $500.
Mems black tia worsted suits.
500.
Mems extra nice. satin lined clay
Worsted Suits. $500
hoys Knee Pant Suits. Csc. Zoe. 81 90
BOYS KNEE PANTS. FROM 100
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"Then lowered the palace, then in awful state.
The temple reared lis everlasting gate;
No workman's steel, no ponderous axes rtmo
Like some tall palm the noiselsss fabric spruns.~
Bishop Heber.
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Dress Goods,
CaliCOs, Lawns,

Good Calico az So 80
Fast colnred Lawn. $40.
\ beautiful line nf Organizes, &c. Dc
ana i2c.
Nice line ~ Dress Goods at iOc. i2c.
iSc, s5c and aic.
Yard wide blcached Muslin, &C.
Yard wide factory. &C..
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R. B. WhittemOre & Co.
AGENTS.
us South Main s.. Telephone M.
Annual Statement. for the year ending D,.
c-fnlcr u. i-i~, of the condition ~ tho
TRADERS INSURANCE COMPANY.

The name and location ~ the company.
Traders insurance Company. chi.
cAgn Illinois
Name ~ President. a. buckingham.
Name ~ secretary, u. ]. smith.
Thu amnunt ~ it, capital stork " suDa n
The amount ~ It, capital stock
paid up ta.n ~
The amount ~ It, assets is,....,,,.... e,lolTb "a
The amount NJ n. liabilities lin
Guiding rupltnn is.,,...,..,,..s....., 0Oi..i Of
The amount ~ IT, inenme during
the pfvcc'iink calendar year.. .dl.5li p
The amount ~ IT, expenditures
during the preceding calendar
s.s-l ~
The amount ~ in.ss'. paid during
tie pr,ccdng calcndnr ycar... 1e.co y
The amount ~ risks written dur
Ing the year ..... l......... NJ 5sftrq 90
The amount ~ risks IN fnrcr ~
the end " III. ycnr......,....,.,... sh.sslsi ~
STATE Of UTAH
ono. of III. SECRETARY ~ state.
I. JAMES o. Hammond. secretary ~ state ~
the state of Utah. do hereby certify that tho
nlneo named Insurance cnfnpany bas ules Ia
my office detailed statement ~ it. cnndl-
tl0n, from which the foregoing statement has
hcon prepared, aud that the said company Ia.
IN all other r-p-'ts complied With the laws ~
tbs stat" relating To Insurance
In testimony whereof, I have hcrcunto sst
my hand and affixed the Kfvnt sal
(srAtsl " the state of Utah this iith day
~ February, lsO.
JANIS 4. HAMMOND.
secrtary ~ state
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Carpets and
Rugs.

Yard wide Hemp CARPETS. i2c.
yard wide Ingram Carpets. 22e 10
35c,
Splendid brussels Carpets. Doc.
window Shades at isc, zoe. SOC ana
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lied success which lta worth demands
and which the energy OF our people
u once aroused viii guarantee. To
this and the cooperation OF every per-
sou Interested In q project fully be-
lieved 20 POSSESS extraordinary merit
II earnestly solicited. In order that here
In the far West. the leading city of the
inland regions shall add one more mag
nificent example TO ita present splendid
array Of natural and artificial attfnc-
lions ana wondcrs-onc more step ~ tho
advancement which IL yet TO make of
this peculiarly favored and remark
able locality. the wonder and glory Of
the whole Rocky Mountain region.
WILL IT rAYg
As n mere business proposition the
salt Palace should be n paying VEN
turc, Next summer many thousands
OF people VIII 80 To the National Edu-
cntlonnl association meetings In Los
Angeles. These VIII an stop on NJ Salt
Lake N the Palace N erected. In ten
years nj least 100000 people viii visit
the exposition.
A. % cents por head this viii mean
total OF $500 from admissions alone,
The connections viii Yield at least
$4,000, ~ that the whole expense viii
be dcfraycd by the receipts In few
years. The railroads have made Inn
portant concessions ana have agreed
60 take certain amounts Of stock Not
only the railroads but many other cor
poraiiona. notably the Union Electric
company, are Interested and willing TO
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PROVIDE AMIfsEaIENr.

may supply "a stimulus N verltabi. c.l,
thuriaAm by showing what can be done
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Flats and Caps.

Mems nice Fedora Hats. zoe.
Si.a5 ""'
Mems Wool Hats, from eac up.
Boys Hats, Poe, iic aud Zoe.
You win mud our prices on Hats only
about half what you have been pay
ing. ~
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nv

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District No. ,-East halt OF niocK 90
walter dawson and +. w; Madren' "
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p,stie. No iv-hhst nai. on nipck ~
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=, DnHl., 10 ll-Wcst nan OF D'"Vk ~
~ - ,hflstenscn' rfeu b9oIponroW'
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steve ksene and v, y. MCMILLAN =.
en- D'5,I', 20. = hnst Ihee VI n,och
-" ih,"uoie MeSer NJ
a N.Y. r. ~ ~, nardher' H. bainpetse'
Hnu - ~ lrarsnn
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The facilities for elaborate and beau
tiful electrical display In, on. ana about
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-12-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

S. Jacobson returned to Dollar
Bay Monday evening.
Rehearsals are being held for the
drama, entitled, "The Rag Pickers $
Child, which will be presented at
the Opera House Saturday evening.
December Odd, the proceeds of
which will be for the benefit of the
High School
Bills have been posted announc-
ing the sixth annual ball to be
given by the Ladies of the Macca-
bees of Meadow Brook Hive, No.
554, at the Town Hall in this vii
lage on Monday evening, January
1, 1900, and the party will doubtless
surpass any of those heretofore
given. Prof. Crim's orchestra will
furnish music, and supper will be
served in the dining room of the
hall Remember the date, and
don t neglect to attend.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-12-09
Four Hundred Million Stars.

One of the most marvellous feat
ures of astronomical photography is
the way that a camera will register
the images of stars invisible to the
human eye. The same instrument
which shows to the human eye stars
of fourteenth magnitude, which IN
the entire heavens would register
about forty-four million stars, shows
to ''the Photographic eye" no less
than one hundred and thirty-four
millions. After an exposure Of
sixty two minutes a Photographic
negative Of the whole tirmament
would display to the astonished gaze
of the beholder a luminous dust
four hundred millions of stars.-EX
change.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-12-09
PEQUAMING POINTERS.
Special correspondence to THE SENTINEL

special correspondence to THE SENTINEL
c. j. Brink was at Marquette the
fore part of the week.
F. W. Hebard returned from
Houyhton Thursday evening.
Edwin Gail returned from his
hunting trip Saturday last.
One of the Finnish boys is quite
sick with typhoid pneumonia.
Mr., and Mrs. f. +. Tracy and
daughter Esther returned from Mar
quette Friday.
John Cody came in from the camps
at Skanee last Saturday and went
back again Monday.
Miss Delima Sansregrctte left for
Houghton Saturday, after spending
a day with L'Anse friends.
w. d. Names went to Marquette
Thursday to attend the funeral Of
the late DR.. Albert A. Foster.
A number of the |. O. 0. r. mem
bers were in attendance at Lodge
meeting at L'Anse Saturday even
ing last. Three new membrrs were
initiated and there are more tc
follow
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-12-09
His Dream.

Papa, (at the breakfast table,:
Willie, my boy, why are you look
ing so thoughtful? Are you not
feeling well?
Willie, very seriously: Yes, papa,
but | had strange dream this
morning.
Papa: Indeed? What was it?
Willie: l dreamed, papa, that l
died and went to heaven; and when
st. Peter met me at the gate, instead
of showing me the way to the golden
streets, as / expected, he took me
out into large field, and in the
middle of the field there was lad
der reaching away up into the sky
and out of sight. Then ST. Peter
told me that heaven was at the top,
and that in order to get there l
must take the big piece of chalk he
gave me and slowly climb the ladder,
writing on each rung some sin I
had committed.
Papa. Qaying down his newspaper):
And did you finally reach heaven,
my son?
Willie: No, papa, for just as |
was trying to think of something to
write on the second rung, | looked
up and saw you coming down.
Papa And what was l coming
down for, pray?
Willie: That's just what | asked
you, papa, and you told me you were
going for more chalk. Life.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-12-09

Three tours OF the beautiful island
of Puerto Rico are scheduled to leave
Chicago January II, February l5,
and March 8. Special Pullman
sleeping and dining cars will convey
the party to New York, thence on
board the splendid new steamships
Ponce and San Juan, through and
around the island by rail, auto
mobile, carriage and boat. Tickets
include all expenses everywhere.
These select limited parties will
be under the special escort of Mr..
Walter Boyd Townsend, under the
management of the American Tourist
Association, Reau Campbell. General
Manager, 1923 Marquette Building,
Chicago.
Itineraries, maps and tickets can
be had on application to the agents
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul R'y.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-12-09
WEATHER RECORD BROKEN
Month of November just Closed
the Finest Since 1873.

the Finest Since 1873.
The excellent weather during the
month of November just passed is
being commented upon in all quar-
ters, says the Houghton Gazette. 1t
is puzzle to many when compared
with the same period last year, when
two feet of snow covered this por-
tion of the country.
Old settlers say they have never
seen anything to parallel it since the
winter of 1889, when the tug
Maytham took load of copper from
the Hancock smelling works to
L'Anse on the twenty-fourth OF
January. During the same season,
only five timbers, as part of heavy
contract, could be gotten out in
Baraga county. The horses walked
ip mud knee deep to haul these few
out on wagons. In the same winter
snow was also deficient in Houghton,
and all along the road from that
place to L'Anse, which was then the
terminus of the Duluth, South Shore
& Atlantic railroad.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-12-09

Notice is hereby given that the
tax roll for the township Of L'Anse
is now in my hands, and that l will
be in the Town Hall on Friday OF
each week for the purpose of col
lecting taxes. Any person or per-
sons wishing to pay their taxes on
other week days will find me at my
residence. G. ID. SHEA,
Treasurer L'Anse Township.
1910
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-12-09
VOlcanic ISruptiOns

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life of Joy. Bucklen S Arnica Salve
cures them, also old, running and
fever sores, ulcers, boils, felons,
corns, warts, cuts, bruises, burns,
scalds, chapped hands, chilblains.
Best pile cure on earth. Drives out
pains and aches. Only 20 cts. o
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
w. T. Menge, LAnse, and j. G..
Real, Baraga.