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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04
ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE ALLEN, IL GREENE STREET.
Providence. r.. l., much improved. thor
oughly renovated; few rooms vacant; Ia
bic boarders solicited. M. a. Ban. Prop
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

FOR SALE-A 2-family house OF Il
rooms steam heat and every conven
ience located on curbed, severed anc
graded streets In one of the best parts o
the CITY. Price $500. ISAAC l. GOI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

FOR SALE-WE INTEND TO CLOS
out the few remaining lots at Bay Vie
Heights East Providence, at the sam
low price prevailing during the past fe'
days. ISAAC L. GOFF CO, Ill Wes'
minister st.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

WE HAVE IN COURSE OF EREC
ington Park that when completed VII
be the acme Of perfection, fine location
Any one interested see ISAAC l.. GOFf
CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04
NEWS
| WANTS"'


WANTED--10 LARGE BOYS OK nl-N
20 advertise. Apply corner rine anu Do'
rance streets. Friday at a. IN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

COME IN AND LOOK OVER SOM
OF these excellent bargains we offer i
house lots. few choice ones on cas-
terms. ISAAC J.. GOFF co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

THE LADIES ARE sTAUNCH SUP.
porters of our original methods Of plac-
Ing elegant homes within their reach fol
only $500 down. ISAAC L. GOFF CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

FLAT OF ROOMS, 80 Wood street; all
improvements. Inquire on tie promises.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04
EPISCOPAL

Park street, Rev @ Lowe. pastor
Preaching by the pastor. 1875 and 7S0.
g. LIB. Junior G Il society. 8: Senior
{ Il society, 6:t6.
Elmwood avenue. Rev A Blaisdell,
pastor Sermon. 1915; s s. i215. Y.
$50: q helpful praise service. led by an
orchestra, and address. 7.3O.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

WANTED = AGENTS TO Sell
Kushion Komfort shoes. the easiest i naue
cure for tender and cold feet. 4SS BAN
gan building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

BARGAIN-FOR SALE-TOP BOX
Buggy with rubber tires; cost $3.50; viii
sell cheap. G.. ). Rawcliffe. o Providence
street. Providence. II. l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

Corrected to Sept. 80. 1902.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE POOL TABLES AND
fixtures. Apply l20 Dorrance st.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

FOR sALE-IF YOU ARE LOOKING
for an investment In two or three fam
lily house don't walt a minute but call on
us at once. ISAAC L. GOFF CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

WE WOULD LIKE TO TALK 4
those who are interested In owning the
own home. Call or write US at your cp
venience. ISAAC l.. GOFF co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

TWO SHOW CASES FOR SALE Al
1852 North Main street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

FOR SALE-HERE'S A CORKER or
the East Side. An uptodate house OF l
rooms with all the latest devices for beau
ty and comfort. Let us show II TO sou.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

FOR SALE-JUST ON THE MARKET
A house OF 10 rooms and $4,000 square
feet in Pontiac. $1,000 down secures II.
ISAAC l.. GOFF co
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CORNER LOTS, NEAR
the salt water, fine location. In RIVER
side. Address G.. Schoenhardt, 81 bul
locks Point avenue. East PROVIDENCE H.
\
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-04

FOR SALE-WE HAVE HAD LEFT
with US a very old Italian violin: rare
tone. ii. S. Fink Co.. 222 Westminster
street
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
&obalton.

Ser bieiise S9ulratb entldieb iid
fir 8eraussabuns uon $4,000 Bombs,
BITE gum Inbau etnes Slisels an bas
sesenmdrttse S6ulsebdube, bas ii6
gu tletn ermeiit, uermertbet rperben
ionen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

Widtsi # benz Sarmer unansenebmer,
ais meuu mdbrenb Der Mrbeit gtpas
an ieiner Wai9tne brt9t, unb er tn
Der 4rbeit a~ufsebalten pirb, neil bas
sebro6ene Wai@tnenftid ni9t iofort
burd elm anberes eriebt merben fanr.
Oielem l1ebelitanbe bat bic SPORT Su=
ron engine unb Orei6er=go. pen
port 9uron, Mt@., uorsebeust, in:
benz iie ibren @eneralasenten s. g.
9ammerel BON ct. gloub berart NIT
&epairs fur ibre Drei@mai@inen per-
ieben bat, baB ct iein gauges Eerri=
forum, bas it@ iber BEN sar,sen n0rb=
LID pom Mtnneiota &iper liesenben
Sbeil bes Staates Winneiota eritredt,
nit benielben beiorsen fam. 8on
ben sroben our Drei6maidine ober
CUR engine seb0risen Stiden bat Der
@eneralasent ueri@iebene, mdbrenb
er BON ben fletnen iebr piele beiibt,
10 baB, fails benz Orei9er gtpas an
Der @aidine ssrbridt, bas sebro9ene
Stid obne lansen 3eituerluit eriest
un6 bic Waldtne mieber In Sang se=
iebt werben fam. Oie Yort Suron
Oampfbrei@mal6tne lit cine Der Be-
ften, menn ni9t bic allerbeite in Der
@elt. Sbre @ortbeile Dor anberen
itnb !: Der Separator 1T II SUB lang
unb iomtt lit Der sr0Btei in Ser @slt bot
ben iebr beSei@nenben Namen yNem
&uiber," benn er bei@leunist bic Or
belt mie feline anbe,e WaIdine BITE
engine bat bic sr0Bte 3ustraft uno bic
Orei6maidine bic sr0Bte gapasitdt,
mdbrenb bic uon ibr selieferte Nrbeit
bic alerseite 3u~friebenbeit sibt. Die=
ies i3eusniB itelen ber Wai6tne SEQ.
Drummer aus benz bairilden Settle=
ment, g. &tri9 uon &oduiue, s. &i6=
ter aus benz Somn ct. gloub, gronf
& Snobsras pon Montrole in @risbt
County, @ebriber &ubn BON Setter
Pratrie, Garner County aus, bic aue
bes 9obes pou ltnb unb bes 8efises
Der SPORT 9uron Oampfbrei@mai9ine
ii@ freuen. 8esen 0dberem iber bic
8ortbeile bieier Mai5ine uerpeiien
MIR auf BEN &atales Der sort Suron
engine & Sreiber 60. uon 1902, in
wel@em gront & Snobsras unb au=
bere 8eiiber Der Srel@mai9tne elm
ausfabrli@es 3eusnib ausiteIen. Gin
ieber Sarmer, mel9er mad ct. gloub
fommt, lit freunblt6it eriu6t. in Der
IS. g. Sammerel's Wai6tnen=g fie=
berlase uorSuipre9en unb ii6 bic sort
Suron Oampfbrei@mai@ine mie ben
sroBartiseu Sorratb an Ben uerldte=
b~eniten &epairs fir bic Wai@ine sei=
gen gu laien. 1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

gle md6te BEL einem franfen Wanne,
Seine 9elermte @drterin mar tie.
Sour ma6eltb BEL ibrem Iiebeu=franfen S6ase
Sbm sebenb &odp Mountain Sbse.
Wartin Wolitor.
eN @ebriber 8enien baben Ste
beiten Sorten gream=, 8rids unh
0imburser=&d ie.
80 6. S. Naffstser. Der gaif
ct. gloub Spesereibdnbler, besablt
fir gter unb Butter BEN b09iten
Warftprets.
sB- Nue, mel9e mir auf lest=
idbrise &e6nuns bin idulben, iinb
eriudt, BEL mir uorsuipreden unb ii6
bur6 barre 3abluns ooer Iusiteuuns
BON Soften aussusleideu. q, IS.
&obmeisl, Eorab, Minn, 12=3t
~ @rabiteius seidmaduou u,,S
biais ansefertst. Sebe Seiteuuns
prompt unb suuerldits beiorst bon
sos. &epper, nabe gourtbaus, ct.
Gloub, Mtnn 3S=bo
s- SIR %superlditse anb prompte
Infertisuns uon Yldnen fir Geiiben=
sen, Sdulen, &trden unb lonitise
Neubauten penbe man ii6 an ben Mr=
ditetten g. s.. 9aas, ct. gloub,
Minn. 12.ba
e- 8er iein Gisentbum In elmer
suuerldiitsen Seueruerit6eruussseieu=
Idaft ueritdert baben min, rpenbe li9
an @b. 3app, ct. gloub. 11=ba
20 Srti@e Opiters Bel @ebriber
8enlen.
e ga meine Srau anna gbri=
tina obne @runb unb sesen mein
Wiiien unb @tuen mein Saus uer=
laiien bat, lit biermit Se6ermann,se =
warnt, ibr auf meinen Namer gu bor=
gen, ba i9 fur uon ibr Sema9te S9ul=
ben ni9t auffommen merbe- gonrab
Mari9au, goleseuiIe, Winn. 1921
tY- 9eibt @elb Bel 6. 8. Mtz
woob. gr bat 800, 900 gu perleiben
gu niebrisen 3insraten. 7s2mts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

- Col. @m. Weifermant1 tebrte
Samitas pon gbieaso surld, no er
ben 33. SabreS. Contract NIT Der Wc:
@ormid Wal9inen.g 60. abi@loB unb
suslet9 bic an anberer Ste0e anses
setsten 8ussies, 8asen unb ionitise
Nubrwerfe faufte.
= Ser mebrere Sabre In Oieniten
Der @rinols Wai@tnen 60. seitanbe.
ne 9err @m. Sii@er intereiitrt ii9
fur ienes @el@dft berart, baB er Sc
l9dftstbeilbaber %semorben lit; er
wtrb lt9 Der Strma ais etne bewdbrte
unb portbeilbafte Icquiittion erpros
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
9aubbett TAIN mtdt sebetIt tpersea surdB

tpfaIe Npplieattpnen, nett Fe ben franfen Itttl heS
Stres ni6t errei6en f5nnen. 6 sitbt uur etnen
Des, tte Eaubtett ~ ~furtreu, uub Der Ia tur&
etnen ent3inteten 8ufanb Der f&letmisen austIet.
bune Der G~ufa6ti6en 8Sbre perurfa&t. Wenn bte-
fe RStre f9 entshnbet, tatt ttr etnen rumpeInpen
Epn pber unppatpmmenes @etSr; uub renu Ee CANA
eefhlpHen TT. trfplet Idubtett. unt renn BITE &nt~
~,lnouns MID setpben unb btefe R6trt pteSer tR'
ttren %get6rtsen 3ufanb serfest rerssu Tam, rirtn
bds SetDr fur thinner serf6rt werteu; neun Sdle un-
ter 3etn fnb purS 4atarrt perurfddt, rel6er nt6ts-
ais etn entsunbstsr 3ufaub Der f&'"'mtssu Sbsrad-
den 1T.
gDtr ppIen etntuutert 9pnarS fur ittea (turt
3dtarrb rerlrfaGten) 5au ron Saubteit seben, tt1s
mir nt6t tur6 Ginnsbmen ppn sans 8dtarrb.S rrE
tetIen f6nnen. 9ast eu6 umf ont Gtreulare fpmrsrr
&. s. &tentv u q o.. Tsitbp. o.
@erfauft rsn duen Apptteferu. rs Gents.
Sau's Samtlien=E iIen bic beiten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
SereinS=Nacbricbten.

Sonntas belt Der in Der ct. So
iepbs @emeinbe gu Bters ~beitebenbe
ct. Warien : Srauenunterltisunss-
uerein sSabresueriammluns unb err
wdblte folsenbe 8eamten: 9rdiiben=
tin: Srau Srans Maribid; @ice.
P%raitbentin: Srau .. 8oliter; Set
retdrin: Srau Sran5 Sauit S9as=
meiiteriu: Srau Sobn 9oler; 3uss
fibrerin: Srau &arl gan 9erde +;
Sinans gomite: bic Srauen Sobn
Oombors, Wid. Weper, u. SO.
&aui9. Ger 8erein sdblt IS Mit=
slteber unb bat eine Silans BON $685.
So TIT Der &aiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
0mrembmtg.

@enn ii9 bic @eiinnunSen Der
ginselnen ntdt dnoern, uerben TN
saufe Der biesidbrisen Sauiaiion ets
MICE @obnunsen in Der Nabe Der
Stride entiteben. Iu6 louen In Der
Creamery @erbeherunsen porsenomz
men merben, UNI ben uielen IuftrdSen
beiler sere9t merben gu tOnnen. uns
fer bo9m. Serr pfarrer S. Werni9
fat ietnen 9ausbalt UNI etn mertbs
poles Yiano beretdert. = Die in
Winneapolis pobnbafte Tamilie Sran5
@erli@, beflen Oberbaupt unter @uf.
lt9t unIeres bo9m. Pfarrers Wers
ntd beranwuds uno ii9 gum ipdteren
eebensberufe beranbilbete, bat ben
bo9m. Germ BON Der Mntunft zines
munteren S0bn9ens tn &enntniB &c:
lett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Saut &apioa.

Sier lift bie Na@rt@t einsetrofen,
baB bic Satin bes friber bier in sc.
iddfteu tbdtis seweienen ST. g.
8oob in Sloriba seitorben iei. =
gm 7. @pril mtrb Brebiser Sp.
8albmann pon ct. gIoub Serrn
Oscar 8aumetiter unb SRI. Musuita
@6ttermann int elterli@en Sauie Der
Sraut perebeli9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
= 9N
Wabbem Gate.

6err 8ernbarb @rob pon Pter3
in ABORTION Gountp ldBt feline edge
mible na9 bier uerlesen unb mirb bie=
ielbe mdbrenb Der S~ribiabrs bter in
8etrieb balten. Solepb 9eltemes lit
uon ietner spetten Sour na9 Nlaba=
ma unb SlOriba mieeer suridsefebrt.
Sn gbiplep, mas poroem bas Wecca
Der Mnsmanoerer BON Stearrs Count
tp gu meroen ueriprab, lit nurmebr
nod cine Samilie aus jenem gountp
uerblisben, ndmlid bic bes 9errn S.
&obis, benz es ani6sinenb auf ieinen
9iesenl6aften eintse Meilen pom
gbiplep gut se6t. Mit Seltemes bat
SEQ. Warnert aus benz Comm ct.
8enbel in Stearns County 1i9 In
alabama anSefauft.
Tair Saben.
eSn Ser Tamilie Srans Munb bat
li9 anfanss Ser @o6e Elm iunses
S0bn9en ais pielueripredenoer
Stammbalter etnseiteut. @roBpapa
Wuub pon st. gloub mtrb nd9fen
Sonntas eintreffen unb BET Der &tnbs=
taufe Batbenfte0e uertreten. = gbrtt
8lod 19eint mtrtli9 @rnit aus ber
Sade gu maden unb benz Mtnnelo:
ia, in meldem er sroBse5osen wuroe
unb gum @oblitanb selanste, benz
&iden breben gu molten. Na@ Ga;
naoa siebt's tbn bin. 9oHentli6
mirb her nOrbli6e 3us i'm ME se=
reuen.
Toleb.
Wontas trat Ser gountpratb pom
Benton County sulammen unb bieB
bic am neuen gourtbaus selieferte
Mrbeit gut. gs lit btes elm lpre6en=
bes 3eusnib fir ben Contractor 8abl
pom ct. Gloub lomobl ais fir aue Or
better, bic ibm bel Nusfiibruns bes
Contracts beitens ausbalfen. Sam=
flag Nbenb that Yeter Wartini BON
ct. glous ben lebten Ytniel itri9 am
@ebdute, bas in ieber 8esiebuns eine
3ierbe unlerer emporblabenben Orts
i9aft lit.
Mb0n.
Maria Pbiltsspt, wel6e an %.
Nopember 1901 pot BIER benz Srren=
sipl gu Sersus Sals aberwieien
murbe, LIT aus jener Mnitalt am 20.
Sebruar sebetlt entlaHen morben.
Mit tbr ,purbet nod %entlafen Sreb.
DaBmann aus benz Comm Sc Sauf
unb Der tn Ben garibops gu ct. Gloub
anseitelte gaip. 8lume, wel6er ON
%. Sanuar 1901 tn BITE Initalt ses
bra9t murbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

S Oie pom bodw. Serrn ST. o.
gonnor In Saut Centre paftorirte
irii9e @emetnbe bat ibre Stride burd
etnen serdumtsen Mnbau erpeitern unb
NIT einem i@6nen Gburme uersieren
lai1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
goaegebiQe.

VI" Ggell Oct plQH8eWQB Iur ote
Btbltotbetrdume Der bo9m. 8enebics
t%inerpdter ansefertisten gi@ersetelle
1T In ct. Sobn's ansetommen; man
mirb iebod nit benz transport Der
nod tauiensen BON Solianten 3dblen-
ben, lebr l%uertbuouen 8ibliotbet pon
benz alien nod benz neuen 8ibliotbet
simmer nidt eber besinnen, bis bic in
st. Sobn's aussebro9enen, bur6aus
barmloien Srieieln beieitist itnb ; Biz
babtn bofft man aud TN 8elig bes
&etes Der 8a@erseitele gu iein. Die
&ranfbeit lit ~iosuiasen bereits sebo:
ben, bod beoba9tet man INNER nod
itrens bic uorsei9riebsneu gerbal.
tunssma Breseln, um au9 ni9t Ser ses
rinsiten Sabrld litsteit sesieben mer=
ben gu toanen. So6m. P. Prior
Sermann bat bereitS ieinen Neiieplan
mad benz @eiten mteber aufsenom=
men.
Gatrus.
Sn turser 3eit rpirb NIT benz 8au
oes neuen pfarrbauies fur uniere ct.
Sobns @emeinbe %besonnen merben.
Ote Pldne beslelben wurben elmer
fleinen Ibdnberuns unterso9en. =
Serr Sobn ytol bat bieier Sage BEN
8etrieb in ieiner Sdsemible aufee
no~mmen. -8ersansene @o@e ueren=
bette ein benz 9errn gbriit. S@lesel
sebOrises wertbuoues Soblen, bas
pom elmer &ub seitoBen murbe. Set
ten Sreitas tebrte SRI. &atbarina
9rintmann pom ct. gloub, no iie
8ermaubten bsiu@te, mad bier surid.
Oct benz 1. Nprtl mtrb 9aitrup nit et=
ner @eloanmetiunssofice beslidt;
audi mirb bauon seipro6en, btele Ort=
i6aft nit PierS In telesrapbiide SEER
binbuns gu brinsen.
&udman.
Serr Soiepb 9orid bat ietn @e=
l@dftssebdube unb bic barin betriebe=
ne S@antmtrtbS@aft benz Serrn 60
ren3 8iats uon @atttns fdui1i9 OBJ
setreten ; am 1. Ipril mirb Serr 8il:
Zig iein neues gtsentbum besieben ; er
lit bier fein Srember, murbe uielmebr
bier srobsesosen unb mirb lt9 semiB
6alb unter uns mieber beimii9 fiblen.
= Die unter Quarantdne seiteIten
@obnunsen Ser Samtlien ST. Wii9fe
unb Sobn S@molte iinb misber frei unb
susdnsis. Der Plau uulerer neuen
STRIDE ldBt auf etnen Pra6tbau l9lte,
Ben. Namentlt9 mtrb man bter auf
ben Eburm itols lein fOnnen, beiien
Sauart eine gang eisenartise ietn
mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Mus Der um8e9enb.
SroGmab.

Der am Oienitas In ieinem Seim
gu Watab in Benton gountp uerltor:
bene, erit 26 Sabre ate Sobn &eelar,
mel6er benz Nerpenieber gum Opfer
fiel, wtrb beute auf benz bieitsen
Sriebbofe CUR lebten &nbe beitattet
werben. Ser @eritorbene sdblte gu
ben sewiesten Sarmern, uno' ieinen
unseitisen Sob %betrauern Satin unb
etn &tnb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Marta.

OaB bic Sarmen in bteitser Sc
senb ibren @ertb baben unb ibres
@ertbes wesen it@ lei@t u~erfaufen
lafien, sebt aus Der Sbatia@e beruor,
baB S. $. Sasfel ietne I'M Comm
Watne Pratrte selesene, 22O Ider
groBe Sarm an Omen Eobb aus 81
linois fir ben Yreis pon $40 per
older perfaufte.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-01-18
LOCAL ITEMS.
P. W. Phelps, of Marquette, was
a L'Anse visitor Friday.

p. W. Phelps, of Marquette, was
L'Anse visitor Friday.
Chas. Mathews, of Hancock, had
business in the village Tuesday.
The member of the L'Anse chess
club we're pleasantly entertained at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. @.
McKernan Tuesday evening. 1t
was really the first regular meet
ing of the club. At the close of the
contest refreshments were served,
followed by social hour. The next
meeting will be held at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. McCabe
Tuesday evening.
Lieut.. "Barlow Wallace, a former
L'Anse boy, who is member OF the
30th United States infantry, writes
to relatives in Houghton that he
will leave Fort Sheridan in a few
days for San Francisco. Lieut..
Wallace does not expect TO go to
the Philippines this winter, but
there is some chance that be may
be exchanged into regiment which
will be sent over there in the
spring.
Honghton Gazette: 'L'Anse can
boast of her moral town, but Hough-
ton has established record for the
month. Since the 6rst Of January
there has been but one arrest here.
L'Anse boasts that at the
January term OF circuit court there
was only one case on the calender
and that o civil process sand that
there were few criminal cases dur.
ing the past year Chief Voetsct
says that the only arrest made since
the first Of the year was that Of .
common drunk. This is an except
ional record.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-01-18
Saginaw COurier-Herald Sold to
Chase 8. Osborn and
w. j. Hunsaker.
ARE TWO VERY ABLE MEN.
And Will Place the Paper In the
Ranks With the Best
Of 'Em.

The Saginaw Courier Herald was
purchased Tuesday by Chase s. Os.
born, state railroad commissioner,
and w. ]. Hunsaker, of Detroit, for
many years managing editor OF the
Detroit Journal. The paper, which
has been controlled by stock com.
pany, in which Gov. Bliss had an
interest, is now entirely owned by
Messrs. Osborn and Hunsaker. Ac-
cording TO the present plans, Mr..
Hunsaker will be the managing
editor of the paper, and Mr.. Os-
born will not take any active part
in the management. Neither Mr..
Hunsaker or Mr.. Osborn would say
what they had paid for the proper
ty, but the stock company control
ling it was capitalized at $40, 600. 1t
is thought the new proprietors paid
less than this figure for the plant.
After closing the deal both the
gentlemen went to Detroit, says a
dispatch from that city, but would
not talk much OF their plans for the
future. Mr.. Osborn said:
Yes, we have bought the paper
and are the sole owners OF it. There
will be no radical changes in the
management or in the policy Of the
paper. / will have nothing to do
with the Courier Herald, as my
state position keeps me busy.
Mr.. Hunsaker will have entire
charge in every way OF the paper.
and it will be for him to say what
the future policy will be.
"Will it be an anti Bliss paper2"
Mr.. Osborn was asked.
"Oh no, it will simply be as clean
and lively sheet as Mr.. Hunsaker
can make it, with no axes to grind
except what concerns the good citi-
zensbip and the welfare and pro-
gress of Saginaw and the Saginaw
valley"
Mr.. Hunsaker also said no change
10 the policy of the paper would be
made, except to build it up toa par
with the other dailies of the state.
st is a little to early yet to tell
Just what we will do, and it will
take few days to get Strengthened
around" said Mr.. Hunsaker, "but
when we do the people of Saginaw
will know they have u live paper in
their midst. The Courier Herald
has a good circulation and is asplen-
did paper at the present time. but
we intend to make it even better. y
Mr.. Hunsaker will remove to Sag.
inaw shortly, but Mr.. Osborn said
that his residence would still be at
Sault Ste. Marie.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-01-18
Superintendent Fall Urges Their
Consolidation In Mich
igan.
HE OUTLINES SOME PLANS.
Says 83 Districts In the State
Have Only Five Pupils
Or Less.

Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
tion Fall has issued bulletin in
which he sustains his position in
favor OF the abolishment of weak
country schools and the establish
ment of graded central schools.
One of the economic questions in
volved, he says, is the congestion
of the population in the cities and
the consequent depopulation of the
rural districts. This is considered
as partially resultant from the fact
that many young farmers seek high
school education in the cities and re-
solve to remain there. Last year
II, 4O6 pupils paid tuition OF $87,-
277.89. Amillion dollars year and
more in expenses of the pupils from
the country is'said to indicate the
appreciation of the farmers for
higher education. In every dis
trict this leaves a smaller number OF
pupils attending the rural schools,
and the superintendent asserts that
"a wide-awake, enthusiastic and
progressive school cannot be pro-
duced out OF the small number of
pupils found in many of our district
schools"
Eighty-three districts in the state
have an enrolment of five pupils or
less. Fifty-one districts maintain
no schools at all because there are
only one or two pupils in the dis
trict, and from the fact that in few
Of the districts school is taught more
than five and half months year,
Superintendent Fall concludes that
many sons and daughters are being
robbed of their birthrigbt.
The average cost per pupil per
mouth in districts having five pupils
or less was> computed last year to
be 1895; in districts having Is pu-
pills or less the cost was 81 Is and
in the cities the highest cost per
pupil per month found was $2. Is.
The figures show that the people in
the small rural districts are paying
much more per capita than residents
OF the cities pay, and at the same
time are having but little more than
half as much school.
Superintendent Fall outlines
plans for the Capitalization Of
schools, some of which are in vogue
in other states. Even with the ex-
pense of transporting pupils to one
or more central schools in town
ship, the cost per capita would not
be increased, it is said, and much
more efficient educational service
could be rendered the pupils.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-01-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. H. G. Guck, OF Calumet,
spent Friday in the village visiting
her mother, Mrs. Beehler.
A.. M. Lara, P. J. O'Donnel and
J. e. Farrell, all of Duluth, trans
acted business in town Thursday.
The SENTINEL erred last week in
stating that the Lady Maccabees
would have their installation OF
officers Monday evening. The item
should have announced it as Monday
evening, January goth. As usual,
the ladies will serve refreshments
and indulge in a social good time
after the installation. Mrs. M.
Wallace, of Houghton, will be
present and will officiate as in
stalling officer.
The ladies OF the M. e. church
will hold their annual fair and
supper at the Town Hall, Tuesday,
Feb. 11th. The members of the
Ladies Aid Society have been busy
sewing for many weeks and a goodly
supply of aprons in all styles, and
numerous articles of fancy work
of every description will soon be
ready, aud will be placed on sale.
The members of tn. organization
are putting forth every effort to
make this fair a great success, in
order to raise funds to repair the
church building. Further particu-
lars next week.
1t is said that Luke Welsh, now
residing at Crystal Falls, Iron coun-
ty, is one of the .wealthiest men in
that district. He owns big inter-
est in the Dunn mine and his wealth
is said to approach the sum OF a
quarter OF million dollars. Luke
resided in L'Anse for many
years up to the time Of
the fire in the spring OF
1896, which destroyed a portion of
the town, including Mr.. Welsh s
fine residence. After the fire he did
not rebuild here, but went to Crystal
Falls, where he built new home,
said TO be one OF the finest in the
iron country. In the early days be-
fore the advent of the railroad
to the copper country, Luke drove
stage between L'Anse and Hough-
ton.