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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05
&anlas.

9n auris Duiter Of 8. 6.
9 eOtt, lOm bor ner ueo Stopper, tsb'
bsbe meo 5are for fit esst Sin in pnsre
Ssfsr fra at orutne.
Den lille Spiter, iom er ls Muane=
Der sammeI, faIbt ueb en- sammel
Breno, buor Der er omtrin9 10 Sob
9anb. Utoberen berte Barnet itrise
os tom lsbenbe til Stebet iammen meb
fin anben 9atter. Oenue firebes al
Dlobsren nsb grgnbeu, men par life
ltGlf uot til at bolbe ben orutnenoe,
msbens Wtoberen trot oem be99e op.
@n pIante taitebes neb, og DEN lille
Pi9e boppebe yanoet. Ueo at tIamre
fig til Ylanten par bun Stanb til at
bOIoe baabe fig o9 i'm Splter, iOm nu
par n9lten brutnet, ouer Vanoe, inotil
SieIp Tom, bUiIfet bog uareoe neiten en-
Eime.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05
So tniiuOe Slug.

SernbanenlDffe. @n aaben BRO /
DeIrup, Wtid par 6reoass aario9
til, at TO 9otOmotiuer o9 tire 6rustuo9ne
ltprteoe neo House 6lOben. Sernbas
nefoItene bIsp rebbeoe. Der fses, at
be 800 Sob fra 9rOen fit SisnaI ON
at fomme.
9sanif opltob forIeoen paa en- elets
trelt Sporuosn / slfron, Ohio, ueb at
gatterist brGnbte. st Wennsfs blsp
orebt os mango iaarebes.
Sormaoo. Ntter bar en- Gornabo
bismisst Monitobu. 8 @upeua ilGr
anretteoes flor uIpffe. Den ofIentIise
StoIsbpsnius af Dluriten poeIasbes
tomplst. @n 6amiIie, boenoe ct par
WalI fra Bpen, bleu iammen meb 6ulet
taset fuIbitGnoi9 bort al Stormen.
Munben Os to Born bsoe, mnIisuis tan
u(ooeltH tpHlHle llH'
Sransportbaaben vGbomas" er
antommet til Gan Jrancisco fra Wla=
nilIa meb ct fort glntal ip9e Os iooreos
Susbater fra 9ina Os Manina.
Syorlis | Nome. Dampfibet vSe.
nator" er antommet fra ytome, NIolfa,
meb be ienelte @fterretniuser. Oet
braste $50 9usiuserer Os $4,000
Sub.
De uoIblomme Storme iom | ben
Iensrs Eib bar raiet glome bar o9faa
forauriuset gab af mango WienneifeIiu.
Gangs Stranben bar man funbet 38
Sig, iom bIeu besraust al Dprisbeberne.
@nbuibers bar man mellem 9optuf os
@olopire Busten funbet II Sig, 90
mslem 7Optuf os Sort Safety 90.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05
SnoianerbrDuup.

Gt eienbommsIist Snbiunerbrpuup sr
netOp boIot Oiasss sStammen mar @s
nta. Brubsparret ct ben rise 9aII
Git, om bat en- 5ormue af $50. 900
Os er arpins til Ii9e faa msset, os
W orp Reb eagle, Dattsr til en-
meset rig Oiase 9enoin9.
@umIs 8isb gusIe 0, 1ua @lts 6u-
Der bar / mango aar u9ret btre 6iens
Der, os berfor bar Enu 6It imutt muat.
tat bOIoe fig borte fra Reo @asIss @ie.
iuam. Msn ban sdu fig lite, Os tilfbit
muaiie ben somIs Op9iue 8anpen os
9iue fin imutfe Dattsr til ben ibGrbise
un9e 6guoing.
Brpuuppet feirebes meo ale Oia9es
Siammsns 6eremonisr. 9aa Glt be-
tuIte ierlt 0tso eagle As Yonies for
Bruosu. oe Bruoens NOber brosts
bsnbe ba no mibt paa ben lille @rRss
plane, ifert prastise robe Os bIaa aIGs
Der os fat paa en- Iioen POnp. Oct
matte Striot par, at bun itss af ponien.
Sao mnotte Gua 9If forfsse at fan9e
gonien. qpttebes bet bam, par pi9en
bans. Nobsren tO3 oa uue be fmutfs
RIabsr al Datteren, lua bun bIeu itaa:
suoe meo en- srsn fmpeI .tioIe paa.
lau @It sreb benoe Os III bencs op paa
6slterpssen, meosns Soften iprau8 iu'
ienoe @allOp. Veien 9it nu lise I'll
bans Diswam, os aa bar bun bans
rstm9sfss 9isnoom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05
W9rfeligt 3ptutmgpar.

st Pur Ipillinser, glaubie os
CLYDE Wi on, iom besrapeoes
for ct Yur Dase ioen RuoOlpb,
DOOb 9Ountp, Isueoe ristisnot lite
lenas; men ben Gio be lsusoe beuiIte
be, at be maatte pare Iise iaa mar fOrs
bunbet om be fameliite Guillinser.
8srnene, en- Drsns os en- pise, llsneoe
binanon iaa me9et, at tun Ulooeren
tunbs tsnbe benz fra bnanoeu.
FOR llssr iiOen tom bsrss Yiobsr
til at tabs ben lille pise neo paa @uls
pet. 9un itres os Drsnsen itres, iom
om ban fuIoe baus itsot fig Iise iaa
meset lom Selteren. paa pisens pens
fire 3inbins uife Der fs en- rob guls,
Os for en- llsestio iiben bIsp bun ips.
0rensen bIeu ips paa iamme lib. 9e-
gen srtIarsOe, at besse bapbs faaet Sjsrs
nebeianosIie, % iasoe, at Der par Tibet
6aab ON, at be funns Ieue. De bsoe
meb fun ct par gimers Wellemrum.
gsrnsne bar peb beres Dso 4 utaane'
Der samIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05
Weroems &mIbanocl.

g8. q. 9ienb fra Gbica9o, fom er
tertt inieresleret Here af De foreneot
Staters uigtt9lte 8ulfelter. er nu
gonbon for at unberie9e Muligbeberns
ior SnoigrieI al am,ritauite 6uI III
9H9Iuub. Jienb ta9er Sasen sruubi9.
pan bar laoet omerifanife anI analn
iere psb ameritanits unlperitster os bar
8sretniuser meo fig ON, huab analp'
isrne pilte, smbeoSmGsIi9 befr9ttei
Stano. Dele Of be ieluiamme Stptter,
iom ameritanlte 6emitere unberis9te,
ouerlspereS iorie9let Stanb til en9eIlfs
aemitsre til QnoIpie. atfurat pan
iamme Naabe Iabsr Renb enssIife aul
bsbanble; ban laoer benz unoerfaite
Analpie paa besss Sioer af atIanter.
buusi, iaa al Partiitbeo mua uGre ubes
lutfet.
Renb fusbe: GnsIano bar miltet fin
RuIbanbeI paa WttricO o9 er ueo at
mite, brao bet ensan9 bauoe / Spos
ameritu. GnaIanbs 6ulbanbel meo De
europaifte 9unoe uil opbere. Oct er
iittert not Oct ct fun ct libsipergss
maaI, naar 6u9lanbS llofsrlel af auI
uil opbere. Yi Amstitanere fan lel9e
Rul Garbiii, WaIes, for minbre enb
SO pr. Con, puu anime Gio iOm 8uI.
erubssierne WaIes lite tan ifafie Rul,
iom lite er beore enb be amerltanife, for
minbre enb IS. so pr. Con. Uleb bsnne
Rsuosssrnins for pie torltaur man, at
england auereoe bar tabt / aonturrens
cen. Oct er port uom9rteoe @rubes
malfineri, lom letter os / Stano tIl at
betale pore Arbsibsre bet bobbeIts al,
buab be enseIfe @tubeeiere betalsr fine,
os enOba faIse pore auI for nGiten
9uIupurten af be enseIite priier.
9uab pore Rulrisoomme an9anr, tan
ies opIpie, Of Staten 9llinois aIene bar
mere 6uI unber fine Batter os pr9rier
END aae 9uropas SmeItsoune og Stib =
fOaoer bebpOer. 6uab ri transer til
for at gore De forsntoe Stater il gers
osns 8uIOpIag, er en- 5Iaabe at Damp
ftibe, for NOT for pore uotIsnoe Rrau.
Dd sr lite for meset iu9t, at ben lib
er uar, ba buer itsrre 9anoeIstorpOra'
tion uil baue fin e9eu Elaaoe al 6rast:
oampere paa 9ltIanterbauet % be andre
geroensbape.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05
Wiinneiota.

WiOuntaIn Gate Weieribp9nins
Rountain gate er br9nbt. 9abet E,
81, 600.
- OIiuias geioItnins arbeiber met
gl9b o9 RIer for, at 0tenuiue Gountps
0ouebiGce ifaI ilpttss ira Beaper 6ala
I'll Olipia, Diro Sslunb. 6oIfene Ell
bIsuet imittet al ben iumme epse oe
bar Osiaa lat en- auipSuins ! Gang fo'
at faa @ountpiGbst fpttet til 8lro 9s'
Lamb.
- W art @ briitop Der on ejei
bet ganb 6ouitOn County, buorpac
oer bIeu funoet Sub for en- 3io lioen,
o9 ban bar nu lejet fine so Ncres til
Anbsrion Willpn. s 8ontrntten faai
Der, at @briitOpberiou nil tiuaos, al
WiIion srauer Stutter paa 9anost oe
uoisre anoet Mineru9surbeioe, moi
at @brlltopberion faar en- @oot9erelit
af 81 o9 8 BrOcent al 0settoper'
ben ai bet WlineraI, iOm fnoes Der.
carmen Ii99er 9Ownibip Blsuian'
6iu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05
Sen for 1ioen bcloigitiueoe
Tarmer.

De Rbite glar bar uGret me9et 9uns
iii9s TO- mere pan be flelte Steoer
Qmerita. D rmere, mere eno andre
S0mfunbstIusier. bar bsitet flor 6ors
bel ai be sOoe Eioer, men man pleier at
fss: nuar bet er sooe lioer for 5ar'
mere, iua sr bet osiaa sooe 2ioer for
andre 6oIt. Oct saloer iGrlis b'
notoueitIise Stater, bUOr faa mango Ell
aibGnsise af 5armsrnes sooe slul oa
sobs Yriisr paa 6armprOoutter.
Del er bsloist bisie aar for en- iiOr
DeI af pore 2anbsmenb, at be er iaa'
Iebes ltiast, at be bar tunnet bsite 5ore
bel ai be opuosuaenbe 9ioer. prilerne
paa 5armprooutter bar ueret scoe, oa
Der er inssn lofst til nOsen 6Oranorins
for 1ioen.
Qanbst er osiaa ite9et meset 6or:
holb til BGrbien for 3 a A Nar fben,
og 3sntefonbet er 9aaet nebao, ian Hens
terne er fun sobt bet baIue. aan bisie
eobe Gioer bIiue ueouarence, oil ber
lnart pare aImnoeIi9 Gelitano imeuem
Garmsrne, bUab O9iaa er belbi9t. Wle-
get 2anh tan nn i9lses for % til 80
pgt. mere sno for aar foen, o9
bet bliper til fore GUNNER, buis bet
ffuIbe opresnes. SS bsnne Stisnins
tan itriues iom rem 6oriieneite til ems
boer @ier af 6ormIanb.
Manee tan lite ristis bIiue tIar Ouer,
at be 8irtsIisbeben eier iaa messt
mere, iom sonbet bar ifeset be iibite
8 a 4 aur. Der er insen @runb til al
tlass opsr Eiberns nu; be er uben Guipl
sobs, og tan ui pers litter paa lise iao
sobs Iibsr Uremtioen, oa fer bet Ipli
uo for os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05
Stats= s=NDbeber.
Sotpa.

poa fin 9uitruS @rau besit gsbme'
rem Sacob 6uun9es / glpmoutt
foiIsoen Selumorb uso 5i9Ip al en- Gs:
polper.
- @n unberballnnce af $4,000 er
funbst 8 bnons GonntD aasle,
Den nuu9.enoe aasi iere bar, uo9tet
ban lite er StpIb llnoerballuncen,
ofret i'm 6arm for of tunne battle ben.
u. 81. 6 @berrp er ben nuuGrenoe
aasieier. Peu9sne bIeu borte meoens
,. Ml q b er beiipreoe @mbeoet.
W. .. 9arion, Der bor
Ueib ipo for Storp gitp, miifebe for'
Ieben ipp WslfefBr, ueo ct be tom ino
/ Ell Maismart Os 'yIte ii9 ibiel Usal'
len.
= s bn ReIi on, en- 10 naris
Drsn9 / 9enter 3Ownibip, CALHOUN
Gountp, bleu forIeOen laaret oeb ei
Yaabenitub, o9 Der er insen rofst til,
at ban tan fOmme fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05
nRrmeit iom feIaer:

) 1896 par Der 6arm mortgage
protofoueret til en- iamIet 8aroi uf
81 lO86. 900, 600. s 2lur fun $780,
600, 600, ultiau en- gtebsun9 af $780, ;
600, 900, iom par afbetalt. @ennem=
inittet af buert mortgage bar 1896
81 "a, Nor fun 81, 600.
Oct uiler aItiammsn, at 6armsrne er
bebre ltiaebe MI eno for Aar tiIba9e, O9
al Der er ltabi9 5remsuns.
vi uiIoe larlis benuenoe os til Gar.
merue ON at butte paa os oisie 9ooe
libg os ie, ON bsr itte par nosle uf
pore gIooe eaa gpser, iom De tunbe
faa Ruuo tit at boIoe saer anifufis fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05

tortiatts Den boritalote Neiters Arbebe.
% 9iterusrbenen oil berfor faa AnIebs
ming til at bsmme meuem aunitntrsn
og bans Wobfanoere.
garI giobls Smitb par lite alsne en-
for 6nnitner, men en- nobel, eIitu9rbis
PsrlonIisbeb, o9 for CT ben arsbs al
8enner o9 9sunorere, Iom ban unber
lit fleruurise OpboIb amerita BAR sfs
terIabt fig Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05
W,i6igan.

Opsr $4,000 aontant, 5rimGrter
og Yoittort bIeu itiauIet fra poltbuiet
ct. Soispb of Meltere Gpusbaanouer'
Ret. Ge bapoe itufIst fig absans Ill
gpsnin8sn sennem ct skylight, baube
fret fig neb til anben @tase os busaet
lis sennem @uIuei.
De borsbe ct 6uI inb | BensebueIs
ninseu os ipranste 9aaien. De baubs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05
gStsconIn.

Sumes Simonieri MiImau=
fee ose fOrupIi9 os efterlob fig $23. 600
buornf SI7 900 er perionIis @ienbom.
6an sfterIuber fla Born.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05

= Naar De ct febt, letter gtaberen
Dem | Sang, os De saar en- lang Glib,
beriom De bruser Rocky Mountain
Tea. Beoite 3e | Derben. Gorber
bps Dsrss 9lpotstsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05

ta9et Stub os Stub meo fig, fuu at Der
Ilere 2imsr efter life par 6rimarter at
faa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05

6or nermere at Uiie ben Gremsan9,
Oct iarIi9 bar uaret pao 6armeromruu=
bet, itaI ui 5enitiue nsoenItoaenoe Sta.
litit til Operbeielle:
5orsaeie 8r,bi a ,sormproouiler. siOl 100000
Areatlrer og SuGg 69S0000O0
Rrobuit. al Nreaturer 3i0O000Oe
anore grobutter 200 100000
9ammen 81 .669 00O 600
Siauna / gGrbi a iaite @ieuoomme So, 100000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-09-05
} bet beIe en- iumlet gerOi al =. s4.sls,OoO,OoO

j. 3 SammenIisnins meO 8erOter al
ars0turer 1894 til 90, er griierne
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-11-24
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Co m missioner Wilson Says Coiiec-
tons OF Past Fiscal Year Have
Only Once Been Exceeded.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE annual report
OF the commissioner of internal revenue
for the fiscal year ended June 80, 1909.
shows a collection exceeded but once In
the history OF the bureau. The receipts
were 1926, 3l6.1o7. being s10.3l6,l07 In excess
OF the estimated amount and so, SSl 53i more
than during the previous year. The per-
ceEtage of cost of collection was LBS, as
against LES for last year, being the small
est In the history Of the internal revenue
service.
Commissioner Wilson estimates that the
receipts from all sources of internal rev.
enue for the current fiscal year will APP
proximate S295, 900, 600.
The commissioner takes new position
In accounting for the successful admins
tration Of the law by giving those who
paid the taxes a very large degree of credit
for the result. He says: II deem II my
duty, In the interest of justice, TO make
new departure by saying that for the sue
cessful and economical manner In which
the internal revenue laws have been adj
ministered much credit Is due the mil
lions of taxpayers throughout the coun-
try for the genercus, patriotic and prompt
manner In which the taxes have been
paid"
An important feature of the report con-
sists of a number of amendments recon-
mended TO be made to the war revenue
act. The clause of the law which perhaps
has given more trouble in it's administra-
tion than any other is that which requires
tax Of ten cents on certificate of any
description required by law not otherwise
specified In the act" 1t is recommended
that this paragraph be abolished. The
greater part of such certificates, says the
report, are necessarily issued by federal,
state or municipal officers and the inter-
nal revenue bureau has ruled that where
such certificates were issued In the exer-
else of functions strictly belonging 10
state In its ordinary governmental or tax
ing capacity they were exempt from tax.
In number of states. however, the ofn-
GERS have maintained that all certificates
Issued by them were exempt because re-
quired by state laws, and have declined to
affix stamps.
from banks other than savings banks, says
the report, should be taxed. Receipts do
not require stamp under the law, and
II was found impossible to rule that when
depositor went to a bank personally and
withdrew his deposit, or a portion of II.
| by rendering a receipt for the same, that
such receipt was any more taxable than
any other receipt. As a result. the use
of receipts in lieu of bank checks in this
manner Is constantly increasing. "Of
course" says the report, this is an eva
sion of the tax. but to evade the tax in
a lawful manner cannot be prevented
number of other amendments looking
10 the administration of the law in re-
gard to distilleries. tobacco manufacturers,
ETC.. are included In the report.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-11-24
Rear ADMIRAL bradford. lchief ofI,he

Rear Admiral bradford, lchief ofthe
bureau of naval equipment, recon-
mends new survey of the great lakes.
William NJ. White, implicated in the
Michigan military frauds, returned TO
Grand Rapids TO plead guilty.
On account of protracted drought
there is great suffering in the noun
tain counties in Kentucky.
Postmaster General Smith will ask
an aggregate OF about sl21 100000 as
the appropriation for the entire serv-
ice for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1902.
Commissioner of Immigration
Fitchie says immigrants have arrived
In this country ut the rate of 1000
per day since July last.
During the ten months ended Octo-
her 81 the fire losses in the United
States amounted to Sl43,423,500,
against l.G5l, 500 in 1899.
Mrs. Russell Christopher, aged IS,
gave birth to four boys near Irvine,
KY, and mother and children all died.
John Carter and Oliver Moody
killed each other in duel over girl
near Barlow. Fla.
The census gives Kentucky popu-
laiion of 2,1i7,174, an increase of 2ss,-
$50 in ten years.
The Society of the Army of the Ten
ncscee in session in Detroit reelected
Granville NJ. Dodge, of New York,
president.
Harry c. Moore. of Rochester. y. Y,
was killed in cane rush at the Mas
sachusetts institute of technology in
Boston.
Work was begun at New London.
Conn. on two of the largest ships in the
world for the Great Northern railways
oriental trade.
Bertha and Albert Nagel. children of
William Naga. of Clinton. Ia. were ia
tally burned by the explosion of a
lamp.
The population of Michigan as an
nounced by the census bureau is 2.420,
9s2. IN increase of 1913 since 1890.
Three negroes under arrest at Jeffer-
son. Tex, for attempting to kill Mr..
Stallcup. were taken from the Jail by
unknown persons and hanged.
Gen. Miles is angry over sensational
reports relating to the obtaining of
French gun secrets, and accuses Gen.
Burlington.
The corn crop of the country this
year will be 2.1OS. 0OO. 900 bushels. an in
crease of 30,OO0.G0O bushels over the
previous year.
An aged couple named. Klotow, .liv-
ing on a farm near Spencer, Wis, were
burned TO death in their home.
Rev. Henry Middleton. pastor of the
Methodist church at Greenfield. o.,
died while performing n marriage cere-
mony.
During the past year more than
113.0OO.0 GEO has been invested in finaH-
cial. mercantile and manufacturing
enterprises in Ohio.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-11-24
FOREIGN.

The Paris exposition, now closed,
was attended by over 100000 per-
sons.
Great Britain's expenses for the
South African campaign are estimat ed
at $50. 100000.
Ex-President Kruger has arrived at
Djibouti. on the gulf of Alden.
IL is said that records have been
found in Picking that prove conclusive
~ that Chinese discovered America in
400 A. ID.
The transports Grant and Port Al
bert arrived at Manila with six Off
GERS and els men.
Mail service i'm the Philippines
earned surplus of Slo,62s in the past
fiscal year.
A. s. d. A. II. Masterman, one of the
oldest and best known Canadian pack
ing firms, failed in Montreal for $780,
00O
Thirteen persons were killed and 10
injured in an explosion in n mine ~
Wiosa, Germany.
A protracted conference OF the for
eign ministers was held in Picking.
at the conclusion of which there was
general expression Of qualification at
the progress made toward reaching a
settlement.
The note of the powers TO the Chi
nese plenipotentiaries will probably be
ready TO submit within the next ten
days. II is understood that all points
under discussion have been practically
agreed upon. II is reported that
Prince Tuan has raised n flag of re-
volt against the dowager empress. IL
is also rumored that rebellion has
broken out in Kansu.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-11-24
A London paper says Gen. Boths il


willing TO surrender.
The grand stand at a bull fight in
Pedreguer, Spain, collapsed, killing IL
persons and injuring 200.
The recent earthquake in Colombia
destroyed $1,000 buildings at Caracas
and vicinity.
European rumors say the Russian
cars illness may be the result of poi
son
The censorship at Manila has been
removed. but Gen. Macarthur will
look over copies of press dispatches.
Private advices received in Paris say
King Oscar of Sweden is in low health.
The Peruvian minister TO France and
l2 Others were killed in a railroad acci-
dent near Bayonne.
X. 4. Moseiey, Jr., of Alabama. con-
sui general of the United States at Sim
gapore. died at Yokohama. Japan.
Floods in Calcutta. India, wrecked
500 houses and killed % persons.
james 5. Barber, of Canton. o.,
nephew of President Mckinley and as
sistant paymaster in the United States
navy, died at Hong Kong of fever.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-11-24
The Nickel Plate Road.

Dining Car service on American Railroads
has undergone a number of changes in the
method Of serving meals in dining ears. Many
leading roads are now serving from cards.
a.ia.caPte, whilst on the other great trunk
lines the popular American plan of en-
joying anything on the bill of fare and
paying the usual price. OF one dollar; In
recent years the american Club" meal has
come TO the front, by which guests may
choose from a dozen or more bills of fare,
neatly arranged in booklet form, ranging in
price from 80 cents to SiO0, This latter
plan is adopted by the Nickel Plate Read ON
its through express trains between Chicago,
New York City and Boston, except on the
dining cars OF that line, choice may be
made from various club menus, or Sc
lection NAV be made from them all, az
the price Of the higher. In fact, it is claimed
for the Nickel Plate Road that its passenger
train service is equal to the best, and that
elusive advantage to patrons of the Nickel
Plate Road.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-11-24
WHITE IN COURT.
Michigan's Ex-QuRrtermaster Gem
eral Pleads Not Guiity-Fur-
nishes Rail of $4,000.

Lansing. Michs, Nov. 16.-Gen. w. l..
White, eX-quartermaster general of
the Michigan national guard, who has
been under indictment for the past
year FOR alleged completely in the
state military fruads, appeared be-
fore Judge West in the circuit court
Thursday afternoon. Gen. White re-
turned to Michigan Wednesday night
voluntarily, after an absence of al
most year. He stood mute before
Judge West and plea of not guilty
was ordered entered by the judge.
Judge West fixed Gen. Whites bail
at $4,000, which was furnished by five
prominent business men of Grand
Rapids, Gen. Whites home. The case
was then adjourned until Novem-
Der &c.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-11-24
Personal AND POLITICAL.

Marcus DAILY. the Montana copper
king, died in New York aged co years.
Henry Willard, the great railroad
magnate and financier, died at his
summer home. Thornwood Park. near
Dobbs Ferry, \. y, aged 65 years.
Capt. John ID. Hart. of Cuban fill
clustering fame in 1896. died in Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. Zeralda James. widow of Jesse
James, the noted southwestern ban
dit. died in Kansas City. Mo.
Thomas II. Caswell. the most en-
allied free mason in point of rank in
the world. died in San Francisco.
The official vote of Illinois gives Nc
Kinley for president plurality of 95,-
SIS and Yates for governor 63,61s. The
total vote was 1,121, 400.
The complete official vote of Della
ware for president is: Mckinley. 3D.
457; Bryan, 1856. McKinley's plural
ity. 3.601.
The official vote in Indiana gives
Durbn (rep.) for governor over Kern
(Gem) 25.166 plurality.
Col. James f. Potter. paymaster
United States army, retired, died at
Kingston Hill, r. /. He was SO years
of age.
The republicans have a majority OF
four on joint ballot in the Nebraska
| legislature.
The Iowa election is said by attorneys
to have been illegal as 10 all officers ex-
cept electors, judges and those to fl
vacancies.
Eben c. Jayne. head of the firm of
David Jayne d Son manufacturers of
patent medicines, died at his home in
Philadelphia, aged 70 wears.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-11-24
800 Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure in
all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
known to the medical fraternity. aatarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires q
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system, thereby destroying the foundation
strength by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its cura;;
tive powers that they offer One, Hundred
Dollars for any case that. it fails TO cure.
Send for list OF testimonials.
Address f. j. Cheney g. Co., Toledo, y.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-11-24
Prof. Ross Resigns.

Stanford University, CAL, Nov. TO-
DR.. Edward Ross, head professor in the
department of economics and sociology
at Stanford university, has resigned.
The resignation caused quite sensa-
ton in university circles, where DR..
Ross was extremely popular. In his
formal letter of resignation DR.. Ross
intimated that he was being forced out
of the university by Mrs. Stanford, who
had taken exceptions to statements
made by him in his public addresses on
sociological and economic questions.
He further said that Mrs. Stanford was
prompted by certain powerful persons
and commercial interests in San Fran
cisco. Several of the faculty have
taken sides with DIR. Ross.