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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-11-05
Registration Notice.

To the Electors OF Sbe Township of
L'A1se, Comfy Of Baraga, State
of Michigan:
Notice is hereby given that meet
ing oil the Board of Registration OF
the township above-hamed will be
held at l. Anse, in the Town Hall, for
Precinct No. l, on ~
Saturday, the 9th Day of Novem-
Der, A. ID. 1904,
and 1t Pequaming, in the Town Hall,
for Precinct No. 2, IN said town
shiR on
Friday, the 4th Day of November,
AID. 1904,
for the purpose of registering the
names OF all such persons who shall
be possessed OF the necessary qualifi.
cations of electors, and who may
APPLY for that purpose, and that said
Bdhrd OF Registration will be in SEES
sidn on the days and at the places
aforesaid from 9 o'clock in the fore
nobn until 5 o'clock in the Afternoon
ofeach day. for the purpose aforesaid
Dated this 2lst day OF October
Al D. 1904
by order OF the Township Board 0
CHAs. H. MENGE,
Clerk of said Township.
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Notice Of General Election.

Nbtice Is hereby given to the elect
ors Of the townshipof L Anse, county
OF Beraga and state Of Michigan, that
the pext ensuing general elect ion will
be held on Tuesday, the 8tb day OF
November, A. d. 1904, at which cleo
tion the following officers are to be
chosen, to wit:
Fourteen Electors OF President and
Vice President OF the Unitfd States.
STATE.
AGovernor, Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary Of State, State treasurer.
Auditor General, Commissioner OF
theSiate Land Office, Attorney Gen
eral, Superintendent OF it'p6llc ln-
structipn, Member OF the State /,
Board of Education. Justice OF the
Supreme Court for the fern ending
December thirty.6rst, 1907, Justice
OF the Supreme Court fqr the term
ending December thirtE-frst, 1909,
and Justice of the Supreme Cour:
for the term ending December
thirty-arst, 1911,
coNaREssioNAL.
4 Representative 10 Congress Tor
the 18th Congressional District OF
Michigan.
A Senator in the State Legisla
ture for the 3lst SENATORIAL District
of Michigan. ~
LEGISLATIVE.
A Representative in the State
Legislature for the Representative
Districtlof which this, the township
above named, forms part.
COUNTY,.
Also the following County Officers,
viz: One Probate Judge, One Sheriff.
One County Clerk, One Register OF
Deeds, One Prosecuting Attorney,
One County Treasurer, One Circuit
Court Commissioner, One County
Surveyors, Two Coroners.
To the Sheriff Of Paraga County:
Sir. You are hereby notified thai
there will be submitted to popula,
vote in YOUR county at the genera
election to be held in this State OF
Tuesday, the eighth day of Novem
Der. nineteen hundred four, as re
ouired bysact No. 80 of the Publi'
Acts of 1903, the question OF callins
q convention for the purpose o
making al general revision OF tn
Constitution. ~
You are hereby further notifies
that therelwill be submitted to pop
ular vote 10 your county at said gen
eral electipn, IS required by Join
ResolutionlNoI 2, 1903. the question
of the adoption Of proposed amend
ment to Article Four OF the Constr
tuition of vhiS State by repealini
Section Twenty eight OF said art
Gle. which section limits the time TO
the introduction OF bills IN each nous
of the Legislature.
In witness whereof, have heret
affixed nv Signature and the Gres
Seal of theEState, at Lansing, TIL
twenty-thirdlday OF August, ninetee
hundred four
FRED M. WARNER.
Secretary OF State.
The places Of holding said electio
will be as follows:
Precinct No. | Town Hall,L'Ans'
Precinct Nos 2, Town Hall. n
quaming,
within said township, and the pol
of said election will open at 7 o'clot
q. M, and will femain open until
o'clock p. n. ofsaid day OF electio
unless the Board OF Election Inspc
tors of said township shall, in the
discretioni adjourn the polls at
o'clock, moon, foH one hour.
BY order OF tie Township Boa
Of Electidn Inspectors.
CuAt II MrNar
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-23

Everything and everybody was good
In isis Hopkins" at the Auditorium
last night. Play, star and support
were equally good and the heartily
Expressed appreciation of the audi
ence demonstrated that with Rose
Melville in the title role isis Hop
kins" Is lasting favorite.
Miss Melville's delightful work as
isis" never pals and Is always new
because of the always changing
spice of fun and mannerisms which
she Is able to throw into the por-
trayal OF n truly rural. awkward
Hoosier gal.
Contrary to most stars who have
won a fixed place In the affections
OF her audience, Miss Melville does
not try to exhibit her splendid abil-
lily by contrast. Instead she has
the same good support which has
always characterized her presenta-
ton. There are many of the old
cast still with her and there's not
u poor player In the company.
or the support, John r. Ray Is
probably tho best In his great make
up as Obadiah Odium, the busy un-
dertaker. His eccentric dancing cap
tured tho house. His freakish work
was seconded by Edward Hume
funny steps. all to brief in accom-
panment to the Indian Trio.
isis" herself is some on the dance
business and that funny "snakentlne"
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to go slow but the work proved
too strenuous and futile so the ar
rests began.
These,sare the captives: Haley
Smith, xgnes Smith, Harry Cowley,
c. =. Teasdale, G. Mcdonald, G. A..
Hawkins. w. G. Gill, John Carter
and H. l.. Mcmahon.
Agnesy Smith is the actress en-
ployed by Dutch Jake" She and
Haley Smith tried to pass the dan
gerous corner at too high speed.
G. McDonald's arrest is creating
the biggest disturbance. He was
driving b charity wagon for the
Salvation Army, making hurried
rounds to gather up cast off cloth
ing. This morning the members of
the Salvation Army were out try
ing to get the prosecution dropped
in the name of charity.
w. G. Gill was released on his
own recognizance but all the others
were required to put up bonds Of
81 each. They are being arraigned
in police court this afternoon.
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GOOD FIGHT EXPECTED

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23-Quaker
City fight followers are looking for
ward to seeing one of the best fights
tonight that have ever been pulled
off in this vicinity. The bout will
be between Tommy Ryan and Jack
Root and will take place under the
auspices of the National Sporting
club. The articles call for 165 pounds
one honr before entering the ring
and reports from their respective
quarters are to the effect that both
men are down to weight. Root is
one off the cleverest short-distance
fighters in the business and as to-
nights go is to be a six-round affair
it is expected that he will give Ryan
a hard Itussle for the honors and the
purse. Jack McGuigan has been
selected to referee the contest.
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HOW TO TELL-There are many
symptoms to tell you of sick kidneys.
First, the many aches or pains
Dull aching in the small of the
back.
Sharp pains when STOPPING or lift
ing.
Rheumatic aching in the muscles.
Neuralgia pains in the nerves.
Headaches. sideaches, govt. SCI
atica.
And the urinary symptoms. some
apparent. some found by simple
Frequent passages day and night.
Scalding. due to Inflammation.
Scanty passages, or a stoppage.
Red, thick, or ill-smelling urine.
Cloudy or brick-dust sediment.
Greasy, frothy, or staining urine.
Other common symptoms are:
Puffy eyes; swollen limbs.
Pallid, waxy complexion.
Drc-'siness, lack Of energy. Ian
quo:
Dizziness, spots" before the eyes.
Weak heart: debility. indigestion.
There is only one thing to do when
any Of these symptoms appear, and
that Is to cure the kidneys. No need
to experiment. Doan's Kidney Pills
have cured hundreds of people In your
own city. Their testimony proves 1t.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-23

1.-TWO Chums' might be the cap
ton of this picture. Miss Elizabeth
Lea, leading lady with Robt. Edeson
In "Ranson's Folly" has no more
sincere admirer nor devoted slave
than DAN" huge Great Dane, who
follows his beautiful young mistress
wherever she goes.
Whe she Is on the stage. he lies
before her dressing room. When
she retires at night, Dan mounts
guard at her door.
Dan is an actor. He made his de-
but as THE First bloodhound" in
Uncle Toms Cabin" His master
Theo. Roberts. was Simon Legree
That was twelve years ago Since.
he has played with Aubrey Bouci-
cault in Heidelberg" and In the Ca
sino revival OF Little Lord Fauntle.
roy"
Miss Lea, who Is Just rounding
out Is years. has been a member Of
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the Roberts household for years. and
Dan has learned to love her. Miss
Lea has many masculine admirers,
but Dan manages to keep them at a
very respectful distance.
II want to be star" Dan told a
Newspaper Enterprise Association
man the other day. "Richard Hard
ing Davis has a bully dog part in
his story. The Bar Sinister and
believe 1 could just eat it up. In
fact, it's too bully-it calls for a
stubbed-tail Boston bull Wouldn't
that give you hydrophoba?
you don't think l could make up
for that part. do you?" he asked as
he raised his 1856 pounds of flesh and
turned over two chairs and a table,
Mercy" exclaimed Miss Lea.
What's the matter. Dan?'
We'll. I'm tired of being at liberty.
want to work." growled the big fell
low I'll eat n stage door Johnnie
tonight. If you get cross with me. "
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WILL HELP NEEDY

The prisoners at the county Jail will
eat chicken dinner tomorrow. 1t is
probable the Salvation army. will
conduct Thanksgiving services in the
afternoon. Sheriff Doust has prepared
a very appetising bill of fare for his
guests tomorrow. The extra coffee
for the elaborate dinner must be paid
for by Doust, personally.
At st. Agnes church tomorrow
morning at II o'clock there will be a
special Thanksgiving service. The
offering will be given to widow
and child who are in poor circum-
stances. Provisions for same may
also be left at the rectory, 924 Sharp
avenue. Rev. D. H. Beers will also
conduct services at st. Davids chapel
at $3.50 a. m.
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will long live In the memory of those
who saw 1t last night.
But 1t is not only fun which Miss
Melville is able to throw into the
part Her dramatic work is of finer
fiber than that of many q woman who
is photographed as an emotional star
and the pathos of the third act
brought tears to the eyes of many
But what's the use of compli-
mentary repetitions--its simply Rose
Melville in isis Hopkins" and Sis"
is unsurpassable Those who miss
seeing her tonight. and were not pres
ent last night. miss one of the events
of the theatrical season.
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TO DRIVE SLOWER

Passing the corner of Riverside
avenue and Howard street with
vehicle at gait faster than a walk
will hereafter cause trouble for the
violators of the new ordinance.
Yesterday afternoon the police
crusade against drivers began and
by night Officers Nelson and Shan
non had nine victims registered at
the police station as violating the
ordinance.
For several days the two officers
have been wearing out their voices
and arm muscles werning drivers
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-23
GRIM VS.. KENNEDY.

PITTSBURG. Pa. Nov. 23.-T 10
round bout between Eddie" Kennedy
of this city and Joe Grim, of Phila-
delphia, is slated to be pulled OF to-
morrow night at Carnegie. Several
postponements have served to in.
crease the interest in the meeting of
the two fighters and large crowd
Is expected to be on hand to see the
mill. Kennedy is the favorite in the
little betting that is being done here
on the result.
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Is ADvERTIsrNG READa
TIE stoANE-PA1NE CO. THANKS
GIVING MENU.

So good you bless the Lord for the
room there is inside of you.
The above appeared in the Sloane
Paine company's advertising in the
Press Monday last and as quickly as
the mail could carry it came the an
swer from reader:
my ROOM FOR RENT.
yours truly,
"A HUNGRY CUSTOMER"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-23

Thanksgiving services of First
Church of Christ, Scientist, will be
held in the basement of their new
church building, corner of Fourth
avenue and Post street. at II a. m.
Thursday, November "a. Subject of
the lesson sermon, Thanks giving"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-11-23
COLLEGE CROSS
COUNTRY RUN

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.--Many fol,
lowers of college sports went out
to Travers island today To see the
annual cross-country run of the In
tercollegiatc Cross Country associa.
ton The outlook for the meet this
year is very bright The competi-
tors represent Yale, Harvard, Prince
ton. Columbia, Cornell and Pennsyl-
Vanin
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BREVlTlES
Watson Drug Co.. 40f Riverside.

Watson Drug Co.. 40f Riverside
Prize masquerade ball Thursday.
November %. 1904. Swedish Brothers
hall, Riverside avenue, near Division.
Four prizes given. Admission, 25c
and soc.
Early habits mould the future
character. The boy or girl who early
acquires the saving habit is laying
the foundation of his future success.
The Spokane & Eastern Trust COM
pany's savings department allows in
terest at the rate of 4 per cent.
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NEURAXaYA pAYMa

rheumatism. lumbago and sciatic
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the east, where he attended the meet
ing of the baseball commission. The
p. N. l.. man says Spokane will not
be in any but his league. Does he
really believe that?
WILLIE B. GOODE,
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Henryk Sienklewicz. the Polish
novelist who has just married Miss
Marie Baska. will have his troubles
after a while. 1t will be easy while
the honeymoon lasts. But by and
by, when Henryk puts on his overcoat
after supper and marie will ask. QUO
vadis. Henryk"' ienryk will reply,
TO the club. sweet Marie"
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Don't hunt for a house to rent.
Use a classified in The Press-ths
other fellow will hunt you.
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or course II Is true that IL the
athletic committee had taken a
foopers shaving knife and had shay
fd jerry down, had cut off one Of
bis weighty legs, or pared an arm.
Green might have won. But under
no other conditions.
The fighters knew this when they
made the match. The men who bun
foed the wiseacres OF the committee
hs managers of the fighters knew 1t,
POO. Everybody knew It but the men
pm the athletic committee and those
who say Jerry Is to blame for not
going in and getting licked. That's
he reason Green's handler took the
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sec my old friend, Sam Karpf.
now secretary of the American Bowl
ing congress. will arrive in Spokane
next week and will try to form n
city bowling league to be aflliated
with the congress.
This is what Is needed to develop
the talent among the Spokane bowl
ers. There are Just as good men
here rs In other cities and a team to
participate In the next national
tournament should be heard from.
Owney Patton and some of his
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d. J. Dunn, brick mason. living at
1929 Broadway. says: Il was subject
to kidney trouble for several years.
and during that time took various
remedies which were recommended to
me without any success. I once lived
In Pittsfield. Mass, and since coming
to the Pacific coast, four years ago.
continued to subscribe for my home
paper In 1t I read Of several people
whom I knew when lived there and
had been cured by Deans Kidney
Pills, 1 procured a box and they
brought me Immediate relief and once
or twice since when a hard days
work had told on my back the rem
edy has acted just as well as the
first box. l shall always rely on
them in the future"
If you wish to try Doan's Kidney
Pills free of expense. write to Foster
Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. T.. for Q
trial box.
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bunch and Manager Mckinley of the
new Pfister alleys, which are to be
opened within a week or so, are in
the national class.
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so per cent cut of the receipts In
stead of the weight forfeit.
I'm not diserediting Freddy Green
as fighter In his class. He's a good
fast little man and one who ought
to do well at lower weights. But he
had no idea of winning against Nc
Carthy I'm positive.
Jerry had the easiest time Of his
life In the ring. In fact he is hit
harder every day when he trains with
Young Thomas than Green could hit
him. The weight proposition had
little or no bearing on the result,
which would have been the same
were Mccarthy below al. For that
reason 1t is childish to try to cover
up the mistakes OF the bungling
matchmakers by throwing 1t on the
lighters.
1t Is always bad dope to stand for
an even cut of the money by the
fighters. Nine times out Of ten there's
something doing when such a cut
Is made. This time the thing doing
was to fool the committee with the
notion that Green was going to put
Mccarthy out of business-then at
the last minute make certain that
Freddy would be we'll paid for going
against sure defeat. Three hun
bred dollars for working eight and
half minutes and taking two stin
pokes Is sure easy money. But I UNI
derstand Green had to pay well to
get the match made.
It's given out now that hereafter
the club will give the boxing shows
In the gymnasium. That's all right.
That gym is a swell affair and with
the new seats will accommodate
something like 1900 people-three-
fourths of whom would get in at half
price. But. who's going to make the
matches?
Two Feathers, the Indian wrestler,
arrives this evening to prepare for
his match with ID. a. Mcmillan, which
is to be pulled off at the Auditorium
November so.
There will be n couple of prelimi-
nary bouts between other we'll known
wrestlers.
see my old friend. Sam Karpf.
now secretary of the American Bowl
ing congress. will arrive in Spokane
next week and will try to form n
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w. II. Lucas has returned from
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The agreed weight was 14t pounds.
II Green couldn't keep that weight
md he In trim. It was a fact known
When the articles were signed. Jerry
put up his 500 weight money and
lid just ms he has done all his life
forfeited rather than work out In
training. 1t was the same thing when
1t 14s-always the old story OF fall
Ing on the weight limit by a few
bounds.
In the ring Monday night Jerry
Weighed between 14s and 1+s pounds.
hearty the same as he would weigh
hfter building up following a close
Weighing in.
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World of Sport

And now they're trying to throw
he blame of that fieeting Mccarthy
l;reen go onto Jerry McCarthys
khouldcrs. Instead of blaming that
feminine piece of matchmaking on
he part of the athletic committee
bf the s. A. A. c., supporters of
he dukes and dukesses declare It's
kll Jerrys fault because he didn't
make the weight--l+1 pounds.
It's really funny to hear those wise
bnes talk about IL. To listen one
would think the Butte boy went into
he ring weighinb zoo pounds and
That poor Freddy Green was miser-
hbly under a hundred
As a matter of fact, Mccarthy
weished 1i3 pounds at o'clock and
Fnis weight is given as authentic by
Eddie Quinn, referee of the club, who
WAS present at private weighing
)n Eddie Is not In the habit of
and his word goes against
(he suesses OF the amateurs who
|1cem the Mrs. Caesars on the COM
|nittee above all suspicion.
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/ so per cent cut of the receipts In
| stead of the weight forfeit.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-04-20
FROM HONE.

This Is the letter the Billville
scholar received from the old man
at hOme:-
"Dear JIM make no doubt
but you're y fine drawin' card at
college, but, jim, old boy, you
draw too fast down this wayl
We're so used to your DRAWN
qualities that even our signs are
lOngdrawn and painful. One din
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-04-20

ner there, and you draw for one
hundred dOllars-which would
buy mules enough to keep you
busy durin' your entire vacation.
You can easily see how three
meals a day, for one hundred dol
lars q meal, would throw me so
far into bankruptcy I'd never find
the home road againl I'm sorry
that I myself must now draW-ths
line on you, and mildly suggest
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-04-20
via Rockford, Freeport. Dubuque, Waterloo
Albert Lea, Ove which
FINE PASSENGER SEnVlCk

will be maintained. consisting Of q fast vesti
bule night train, the Limited. bandsomell
equipped with
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-04-20

A Denver man has refused to &C.
cept 3 legacy Of 81, 900. Give
it to Bryan.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-04-20
Illinois Central

Railroad. Effective November 2 1904, theF
Will be inaugurathd by the Illinois Contra
r. R. Co. a
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-04-20

Any man is well off who has
good health, pleasant domestic re-
lations,a home Of his own, the
respect and good will Of bis neigh
bors, a business which gives COM
Portable living and enables him to
lay by q little for old age. With
thes5 he. would not get any more
out Of life il be had a million dol
lars. That ought to be enough to
satisfy most men, but It isn't.
And yet the impression often free.
" expressed that the love OF
money is the root Of ali evil does
an injustice to many q business
man who at heart does not By any
means worship money nor those
things which money can buy.
Business is really q contest, q race
and there are hundreds Of business
men all over the country who are
credited with love Of money, but
who get their rewards out Of the
satisfaction Of having won the
race. It is often q question Of
pride a consciousness Of personal
power, which appeals to individ-
ual vanity. Frequently the actual
accumulation Of money is Of little
real enjoyment, while the contest
itself il we'll nigh irresistible.
A Denver man has refused to ac-
cept 3 legacy Of 81, $50, 900. Give
It to Bryan.