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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
CHESTNUT Hes: |. I. HILl AND
IGHLAND PARK

NJ FL Long and u little daughter, {Eu-s
genia. have returned after spend ing the past
several weeks with relatives in Sussex coun-
VI Mr. Lawrence Pemberton. Of Newport News
spent several days last week wit his aiater,
Mrs Rice and daughter lett last thurs
dey for West Point. after spending u a. FfaWs
days N;., with y an Mrs
who have been spending some time with their
aunt. Mrs. Edward pa kerr left last week for
their home in Washington. Ss ~ s3s.s 5 sstEs
Mrs sisson and son. Keeling, Of Highland
paTsa are visiting latiyes hi in cupepet
Mrs r.. 3. catlin! left last week for Alton
Va; where she willfspend some time. q,
M MISS s.o Bertha Marshall Of Chestnut IIllis
Masters Earle A ana Herbert HARMS sna have
returned to their homo ION Fourth s. Avenue
after After spending some time visiting friends IN
Mrs D: n o'Brien and daughter, Ellen.
or Fourth Avenue. are the guests OF E tho:
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, Of
Miss Mary starke. <wfo has been spending.
me past pa, ten days With her grand arents, Mr.
ana MIS-; Ralph Horne, left for her
Mr.. Harry Beard. of Baltimore. spent sev.F
aass Te @
mer Rest. in 4 lbemarle county to spend sew
Miss lsegina wilson, Of Hottoway,; I county.
who ,llas been the guest Of Miss Louise Rem
me, lett Friday for Surry county. 5f5s5 81
master CHARLES ls spending
ty. Al 5 4, q ssss l$
Miss Mamie Austin. has been quite sick
crnl days. sSyl;;3 En- u; 5s TT,
Rev y, b. Askew has returned home
iron, Beaver Dam. where he attended i4 the
Miss Martha FILLER spent several days at
Beaver Dam TO attend the district con-
ference. SsE tsSF III
Miss Edith Yarbrough IS visiting relatives
at Beaver Dam @I rs F@I "a 4t SSi
her Uncle Nst TH Dee s g1s1ng
home for the past month. left last week for
the Old Sweet Springs. W. Va, to Join her
family party, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan 5Tallcy and
Mr.. Dan Talley, Jr.f{s
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] FARM CUNT NEWS.

Mrs. ". II. Mitchell, OF No. 2o7 Paramount
Avenue. has left for stanton, Va, to visit
friends, III p{ II
Mrs T. S. Cross has gone to Newport News
to join her husband, where they will 4 re-
side IN the future .y (, d
Mrs Harty and children, accompanied by
her sister Miss, Lille Ford, nre visiting rel
MI Oscar h Adams left Saturday to spend
some time with relatives. t5 i
Miss Eula. Sims is visiting her sister, Mrs,
Manic Granger. sfg 9sl y. SSH III
Miss Anna Iiassbrook, OF New \ Jersey, IS
NJ Mrs John IIankins and daughter arc visit
Ing relatives ingsAmelia county.
Troxlor are visiting relatives in Hanover
county.
Mrs. r.. Il kidd. Of Albemarle county. who
Avenue was operated on at the Memorial
Hospital on Friday. and is getting on as well
as can be expect ed la ts
are visiting Mrs. Sam Pavcy. Z. III
Mr.. John Bagby, Of King William county;
isaf the suesi dass county w
Mrs. Willie Hughes is in Hanover county
on account Z of the lE serious illness OF her
father-ili-lnw, Mr. William Hughes, who is
Mis- Emma Oakley. who has been the guest
Of relatives here has returned to her home In
Mr.. II. a.. Barnett has returned home from
Caroline county. where no spent some time
MIR. Willie Willie Node has returned from de.
lightful trip to the Worlds Fair. Mrs. Nolde.
who has been in Indiana for some time,
Mrs. Carr. OF No. eale n, Street, is in North
Carolina visiting relatives o,,-
has 'left for Buckingham county to visit rcla-
Mr.. and Mrs, Ben Adams and family have
left for nnek 8, county to attend the the
Mrs. s.. ii. Atkins of Washington, has re-
turned home after delightful Visit to Mrs,
Messrs. Il. G. Braucr and j. Samuel Brauer
have left on an extended trip to st, Louis,
| Kansas City and Colorado.
Mrs, n. c. Blackburn has returned from q
stay OF several weeks D the country
Mrs. Wv. I'endleton and Mr. Willie PEN
dIeton. Jr., have left for Louisa county. TO
Visit the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Synnn. g
Mrs. Jcter was the guest OF her sister,
'MrA Frank Pcrdue. during the past week.
Mrs. Bottle Meyers md Masters Amos and
Albert Meyers haze left for stanton. Va
| to spend some time, 5q
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MAsSANETTA SPRINGS.
Large and Gay Company Enjoy.
ing the Seasons Pleasures.

KS Especial te8 The Times Dispatch0
Sa NiASSANT11>TA SPRINGS, VA, August
/ 6.&-The season at Massanctta is now at
Its height, and the usual gay crowd has
assembled to enjoy the beauty OF the
mountains and the pleasant company that
is always to be found there. The bowling
alleys are II, constant use, and these
warm days the pool is most popular.
There arc also quiet games for those who,
do not desire much exercise. and the beau
&tiful drives are a source of unfailing
pleasure. 4l
DR.. Strange made up a party for NVcy-
er's Cave and an enjoyable day was
spent discovering the mysteries Of this
wonderful underground cavern. There Is
another party going up on the Massanet-,
tan Mountain tomorrow, and from Its
top one scans the beautiful valleys of
Shenandoah and Isuray. y
Among the arrivals Of the week are
) Mr.. and Mrs. Iglehart. Annapolis, Md
Mr.. "A. C. Bruce. Miss Mary Aylctt, tho
Z Rev.. DR.. Robert Strange, Misses Annie
and Emily Harvie, Misses Fannie and I'M
ogen warwick, Richmond, Va: Mr.. AL
bert Byrd, Miss Temple Byrd, Mrs. f. 81. 5
gCauthorne and son. Mr.. Kent Miss Whit
man, Baltimore. Md; Miss and Mr.. al
tiers, OF Washington, d. c.; Miss B. n.
Hatton. Portsmouth, Va; Miss Webb. Pc
4tcrsburg, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby Miller
and family, DR.. Julian Miller and family,
Mrs. a 1. II. Lee, Alexandria Va; Mr.. E.st
5Jacq1elin Smith, Wickliffe, Va; the Rev.
q. Everhart and Mr.. 3. r. Hay, Harri-3
.sonburg, Va. s
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HlGHLAND SPRINGS.

Mrs, Gregory and Miss Irene Woodcock. Of
klchmond, and Frank Snyler, OF B Detroit,
sM iii We're guests on Thursday OF Mr., and
MrN John Wondcock. f3a6:as }}5s
Thcina visited atsh1yey i .odge" homie oi
M, aud Mrs, IA \. tkisson. 3 Turing the
Lewis \. q Bowers. have returned from n
n,easant visit 70 Mr. c Edwards, ion tho
Mrs, William c,llleu BRYANT Is .lnlproylng
" h s very RAPIDLY and is st ~ guest
party. OF young people were pleasantly en-
terthined al Lyhnlilirst on Thursday. Thotel
present we're Misses Ruth At klsson, Grace
Mcssrs q, Harvey a kiRson. a drew "A tkls. K
s9n and John McIlherAon Cooke. y "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
ON FISHING GROUND
Gay Season il Progress at Niln-
rod Hall.

y rod Hall
IL N1hLRODl HALL, August s.-Nlnrod
sTIallais promising its guests a very "a
season. Tic days re aiken up IN such
|aSWaysth tina t the people are always surprls.
ed lien they see another night drawing
|:nigh. Fishing boating, tennis, ping
pong, dancing and \ the beautiful walks
and drives, make the time pass away
The fisherman bring IN I some beautif,,l
strings. Professor Humphreys, Of the
University OF Virginia. arrived with his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
CHILDREN Win !. /. PRIZES
CONTINUED from First Page.)S

5s Continued from First Page)
4 the various contestants, the committee
drove ali over the city and suburbs. Their
81 q lty took them from the vicinity OF the
u Reservoir in the western portion Of the
city to Thirtieth Street in the extreme
h. eastern portion; and from the peniten-
tiart bcttom on the south to Barton
4 Heights and Paramount on the north.
TIE homes Of the well-to-do and pros
porous, Of persons of moderate means and
OF some not so we'll supplied with this
worlds goods. were visited and the work
or the children impartially compared.
Eserv member Of the committee Of
award Is enthusiastic over the results
i 10 the city from this seed sowing and its
fruits. Verify, many of the desoatc,
squalid and humble homes have been
adorned and life sweetened for their oc-
4 cupants by the color and perfume OF
the flower grown and tended with in
i finite patience by these little hands. The
conditions Of the competition were un-
avoidatiy unequal, for some of the chill
f
dren found fertile ground ready for
their seeding and sufficient means with
which to prstare. fsrtilizo and water it,
while others had stony ground and waste
places and weeds among which to SOW
tllcr seeds. In ono case, child ac-
tualiy had to remove part OF the brick
pavement OF her yard III order to Sc
cure q place to plant the seeds given
her. Amid all the difficulties, and they
were many, the children have shown an
Intelligence, patience and perseverance
\ that entitle them to rewards other than
8 the fruits Of their toll. TO all the plant
ing and care of the flowers have meant
& hours OF labor, sacrifice Of play and
!. pleasures of other sorts. but the results
lave been gratifying in almost every
case. Another blessing to the children
Z as result OF the contest is tho knowl-
edge o. flowers and Horticulture, attain
ed by them. In many cases the little
ones did not own know the names OF
the seeds, nor how to pronounce them
but HOW each child can and does point
out and name each separate flower with
pride in his or her ability to do SO,
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of her niece Mrs. c. H. Galloway. x. III s5
" Miss Kate Baird and sister OF Brunswick
WI who y have been visiting Miss Claude Mo.
Donald, have returned. l5, slll.5
I'D Dr.aC, II 3. Scott has left for Madison Run
Orange. county, for months vaca ton si liSN
X Miss Fannie Denny. OF Wash ngt ton, Is tina
guest Of NJ and Mrs b. f. Collins
Fred ylson is visiting in Pleasant
~ l. Mr.. ebert Smith, who has been visit
ing relatives tn Brook lyn, has returned.
sick. Is improving. sffs n
M Mrs. 3. Page. 81 Crockett n Tex. ,55 *
Visiting b err sister NJ 81 George u Hughes
Miss Norma Ware. & who has been Visiting
ina, 4, tees Va. has returned. ~ 555S
Z, Mrs $ld. e. Ware, who has been visiting in
Newport News has returned. KIT
I: Mrs lice Shaw, who has been visiting her
parents Mr.. and d Mrs. John x L.. Summers,
has left for her home In Baltimore. gs$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
WELL SPOKEN
J a Chat About Food

Speaking Of food" says Chicago
woman. II an, 81 years OF age, and was
an invalid more than IA years.
Was years in the Presbyterian Hos
Spital, on diet most of tho time Had an
operation for dilated stomach, n very
serious operation, performed by d famous
physician.
After the operation, Of course the
doctor ordered Grape-Nuts as the most
nourlshing food and easiest of digestion.
That's how know the stomach @ill III
gest Grape-Nuts when 1t will absolutely
refuse all other kinds Of food. II has
II hlso zone wonders for me to brighten up
ana strengthen my nerves, and made Inc
Z ie rec. q desire TO live, for can enjoy life,
NNhat seems so strange 10 me ia that q
have never tired OF this food snco mi
Ike II better all the time. i find 81 a..
reciailS good in any kind Of soup ar
broth. ~ ~
ss.s nave sister who is an invalid
Y from ndigeston, and she has been greatly
benefited By Grape-Nuts which sl,n an
three times a day. and II bowl AZ min,
and Grape-Nuts Just before going ~
bed; intact, she lives on This food. and
"a also have two nieces who used Ia IN
troubled with indigestion, hit used Crane.
Nuts With grand results and so / could
+ 80 on ana name many others who have
been helped IN the same Way Name
given by Postum Co, Battle Crock, Mich.
II Grapc-Nnts food - used by hospitals
and physicians very largely, for no. food
known Is 50 easy and perfect for COM
Eplste digestion. while at the same time ii
is a concentrated form of'norrishment of
the highest grade, and the stomach will
/ handle II when everything else islrefusea,
THERE'S a reason..
Get the little book. THE Road to. Well
VILE In each package
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4 GAlNES'S MILL.

e Mrs Cary Bcadlcs nnd daughter, LUCILLE,
hrs spending sorit time mt Ocean View
Atbrey. Gauldlrg is sunNflg intensely with
his foot that was mashed by a horse stepping
q Mr. Richardson. Of Richmond. has returned
Homo much improved after spending Hon,e
time with relatives near this place. is3
/. Mrssl Kettle Allison Ia somewhat Improved
her =, dau glitel Mrs Mary sclnrnnn, OF Church
iHIll,Sls at her bcdsidn.lI IN 4 31S
Mrs t5nulirg md son has returned home
tier a pleasant yslt to her sisters III nich-
Il W. F. ISellum Is having Il handsome new
residence erected on HIS farm NJ Cedar lf
Mise nosa WALKER. OF Church IIlli,a5is
sv!stihg Mrs. a. y. & alley a Quinton, New
.kcnt$ county a VA & a lsFi
Mr.. Kirk Williams. who las been III With
typlold foyer, s Is somewhat Improved INK
y MrsasaX VIII lam Ingram spent Wednesday, at
the home OF Mrs. Dean Burnett, lSl 5495s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07


he has had the subject mentioned to him
many times In the course OF the past
year, and even In the course OF tho past
Il few weeks. + n
ZONES ron UNITED STATES
s8 SENATOR.
Mr.. Jones Is here now, and will be here
Tor some time. taking the baths In nm at
tempt to Guido rheumatism, Sf..cA mas
given him trouble for a year or two. l!e
turns into joke all illusions to his pos
sibie candidacy FOR Senator Martins seat.
But there have happened In the political
world III Virginia within the past decade
moro surprising things than the nominal
ton Of William a. Jones to the sera tor
ship. 5F ~ I3j
And row, hear the plain truth, ono
asserted with boldiiess, because the candi-
dates themselves admit. 1t: The non,ina.
tioa Of IL gubtrnatorial and a senatorial
candidate are more than h year off, and
the people are botherlng their heads pnt
very little about either
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07

tight !, has beer 8p,ircbased BY Quaries and
,AVingfleld. OF Richmond "a, Ss,lI
IS Mr. H. q. Schroeder Charlie Spencer, y y, x
show In Norfolk Tuesday.
s Miss ella Rael tg, OF WISCONSIN,, is visiting
Ne, father g, MIR. Henry Raeitig, IN this
H ~ Turner has gone back to New York,
Newboft NSWs. sister q, Eiko "a and With
friends at Providence Forge, a =, .
Mcssrs Leon and Samuel Webs, who sold
thelr. farm to y. ~ Johnson. have recently
bought a farm Ia bedford county, rear Lynch
!hYrg, and moved their families In their now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
EAST RICHMOND.

Miss Ellie Mcdowell has returned 10 her
home. Roso Lawn. after pleasant visit
to friends IN Mdthews county. 8 8ff & = sSsft
Masters Flynn, of Baltimore, who have been
Visiting 3at the honiN OF their h,int, Mrs.AC.s
. I, Miller lave gone back delighted with.
tnond held basket picnic early" in the
week at a picturesque spot near Frowd's
Pond where a charming day was spent by.
4 Mrs. r. p. Jenkins, OF Rchmo1d, was a
Guest cue, during tho week Of Mrs. William Mo-
i Mrs. Hubbard. 81 williamsburg, Ia on Il
visit to her mother, Mrs. Falkntr,a at Spring
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
ELKO ,GLEANINGS.

\, Mrs !, salI,a Lrby is visiting her daughter.
r,Mr, and Mrs, Willis Baker and Miss Mary
4..aker were guests "a Alrs w, q, IA kcr on
Charlie Spencer, IA Newport Naws. has rc-3
turned after spending lis Yarat ION with his
red , mha . HunllnernF g mn country loa9
Revival seryicea WIN begin at Antioch hap
,ist Church on the seepnd sunday IN SthssA
M,s Rodney -. Il lien. OF Phiiadelphla. III
visiting Mrs. H. II. johnson. u ~ N SSI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
Must Come Again.

The announcement is made that a.
$500 300 company composed of negroes
1 Of New York city. The platform Of the
rev companyis that the negro shall live
In the city he pleases They
will have to come again on the capital
question II they expect to butt into the
Fifth Avenue section to any great extent
IN export News Press. 8
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12
VILLAGE ELECTION.
Only One Ticket in the Field in
Baraga at the Election
Monday Next.


The annual village election will
take place in the Town Hall, Baraga.
Monday next. There will be only
one ticket in the field, and the cleo
ton will be of quiet nature. At
the caucus held Wednesday evening,
the following ticket was placed in
nominations:
President-James j. Byers.
Clerk-James Mcmahon.
Treasurer-John H. Hid.
Trustees, for two years---Hermau
Falk, George Theobold, Michael 7.
Kenefick.
I Assessor-Lawrence j, Gallagher.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12
Ontonagon County Logging.

The deep snow is retarding the
logging operations to some extent,
but in spite Of this excellent progress
is being made in the various camps
in Ontonagon county, and all jobs
will be finished before the season
breaks up. The cut this year will
be an exceptionally large one. Paul
Francis, of Greenland, who has a
contract for putting in about 5000,
900 feet Of pine for the Diamond
Match Company on the Baltimore,
expects to finish the work in few
days. Alec Mccormick, who is con-
Quoting camp for this company on
the Middle Branch, will complete
this task sometime next week.
Thomas Carmichael, operating the
company's Baltimore camps, is fin
ishing up his work, while Richard
Francis, of Ontonagon, aud james
Humphrey, of Even, who have Dia-
mond Match contracts, will get
through by the middle of this month.
John Norton, OF Even who is put
ting in 100000 pine for d. j.
Norton, of Ontonagon, expects to
finish before the winter breaks up.
These logs will be sawed in the new
mill which the Ontonagon Lumber
& Cedar Company is building on the
west side of the river. Some excep-
tionally large loads are being hauled
upon this job. With one team a
load was hauled about two miles a
few days ago which scaled 1000 feet,
while 5000 is about the average.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Car
dinal, Monday, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shelafoe re-
turned from Skanee Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Denomie have
returned home from a weeks visit
at Odanah, Wis.
A number Of people attended the
general Indian council held at
L'Anse Saturday last.
Samuel Papin has sold his hard
wood logs to the hester estate, and
is now loading them on cars.
Charles Magnant, of this place,
passed away Tuesday evening, after
two months illness. He leaves a
wife, one daughter and one son.
He had resided at this place about
ten years.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12
;BARAGA DEPARTMENT:
LOCAL ITEMS.

Ben Coil is numbered among the
sick.
Fred Quellette, OF Scranton, Wis,
was 10 Baraga this week.
Supt. G. III. Krause and son Hor-
ace, OF Keneenaw, Bay were in Chi
cago the fore part OF the week.
Word has been received from
Detroit that q daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Nestor,
Monday.
James ]. Byers returned Friday
from Toronto, where he was called
last week by the death OF his
mother.
Township politics are beginning
to warm up, and there will undoubt-
eddy be two tickets in the field in
Baragn township, at the election
next month.
For the past week the hester
estate have been shipping about
four carloads of lumber per day to
Milwaukee, amounting to about
$50, 900 feet.
Two dogs, owned by DR.. r. S
auckland, were poisoned Wednes
day. It is hard to believe that any
person could be guilty OF such {
cowardly trick.
Two engines on the South Shor,
road were derailed between CHASED
and Houghton early Friday morn
ing, and no trains we're able to pas
either way during the day. 1t wa
found necessary to build spu
around the wreck, and it is probabl
the work will be completed SO tina
trains will be running today.
The funeral OF William G. Han,
was held from St. AIMS churc
Tuesday morning at 2 O'Clock
requiem mass being said by Rev
FIR. Faust. The funeral was largel
attended, the members Of Barag
Fire Department, of which organizs
ton deceased was charter men
Der, attending in q body. TIL
burial took place in the new GENE
terry in Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12
Preamble and Resolutions.

At meeting of Baraga Fire De-
partment, held Tuesday evening.
March 8, 1904, the following pream.
BILE and resolutions we're adopted:
WHEREAS, The Almighty in His
Providence has removed from among
us William G. Hand, who was char
ter member Of Baraga Fire Depart
ment; therefore
RESOLVED, That while we mourn
his loss, we bow in submission to the
will of Him who rules the Universe,
and extend our sincere sympathy
to his bereaved wife, parents, and
relatives, in this their hour of afflic
ton.
RESOLVED, That copy OF these
resolutions be ten iered the bereavet
family, and d copy sent to the L'Aust
Sentinel, and that they be spread
upon our record books; also that tn,
Firemen's Hall be draped in mourn
ing for period OF thirty days.
GEORGE THEoBALD,
l JOHN CosaRovE, SR.,
| MICHAEL SHANABAN.
JOHN A. COCHRAN, Chief.
THOMAS MURPHY, Secretary.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12
AChilluS IL.

Notice is hereby given by the
owners of the wellknown Percheron
Stallion, Achilus H., that he may
be found during the season, be.
ginning May 1st, 1904, at the farm
Of Charles Wolmar, four miles west
of Baraga village.
Achillus ii. is registered, and Q
fine blooded stallion.
For further Information, terms,
etc, call on, or address
CHARLES WOLMAR,
3-5-m 3 Baraga, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12

Subscribe for THE SENTINEL.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12

st. Moritz. in Switzerland, has the big
gest toboggan slide OF the world. Il IL
three-quarters OF . mile long. and has
been descended In a whizz OF only II
seconds.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12

To thicken the eyebrows and eyelashes
apply vaseline or lanoline in which a
small quantity OF Quinine has been
mixed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12
Linen Paper.

The oldest document on linen paper
belongs to the year 1908. The first Eu-
ropean paper mills were at the castle Of
Fabriano, near Anoona, In 1340.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12
Rare BIRD. In England.

Many rare birds visit England in De-
cember and January. which are never
seen in those islands during any other
season.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12
(.Daily. tD4Ily except Sunday

IMPoRTANT--i50 pounds OF baggage WIN
pounds ON q half ticket All In excess Of sueh
free allowance viii be charged for Ia accord.
snce with pubiished tarin.
rn0e ana No AXE note Of the number Of the
check, which win aid Identification and -
covcry In case Of loss.
For tickets, time tables, and othsg
information apply to
A. w. SrAAE,
Ticket kesue
Harsgas Ma
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12
ASTON NEWS.
(CorYespondence.J

John Forcia, Of Odanah, Wis,
spent Sunday with friends at
this place.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12

TIE SENTINEL ONCE Is headquar-
ters for everything in the printing
line.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12
No Use Bendinx Him,

NO Cbe BendInB Him.
II a man is broke woman seldom
wastes her time twisting him around her
finger.-Chicago Daily News.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-03-12

Adopts Metric System.
The metric system has been adopted
by the parliament OF New Zealand. It is
TO go into effect In three years.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1904-07-22

c. Bird, negro living and working
ON Louis Atweli's farm, about.si1 mics
east of town died Saturday ana was
buried Sunday.