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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-05-27
PENINSULA NEWS.
Items of Interest Taken From
Our Exchanges and
Condensed.

August I'd and Sd are the dates set
for the semi-centennial 500 canal
celebration.
The new railroad to be built this
summer in Keweenaw county will
add to the population between l, 500
and 1000 men. There are thirty
/ two miles OF road to be built, which
will be completed by October 1st.
Houghton citizens have decided to
90 ahead with the project OF ceie-
brating the Glorious Fourth. w.
d. Calverley heads the soliciting
committee, j f. Hambitzer the pro-
gram committee, and John Penrose
will look after the musical part of
the many features promised.
Rev. FIR. T. ]. Atfeld, pastor of
st. Patrick's church, Hancock, has
been connected with the Roman
Catholic church twenty five years.
and the event was celebrated Tues
day. FIR. Atfield was ordained in
Marquette, May 23, 1880, and has
won the respect and confidence OF
both Catholics and Protestants.
Hancock people are suffering from
bold robberies by band OF youthful
would-be bandits, and Monday the
police captured five Of gang of
juvenile desperadoes. The crimes
charged against them range from
stealing candy to purloining cows.
When arrested they were found fully
armed with revolvers.
The Houghton county supervisors,
at meeting held Wednesday, ac-
cepted the plans for the new draw
over Portage lake, and authorized
the South Shore and Copper Range
railroad companies to advertise for
bids for the erection of the structure.
The draw will be considerably larger
than the old one, will be entirely of
steel, and will require fully six
months to erect.
Some unknown miscreant early
Monday morning attempted to de-
stroy the residence Of M. ]. Dolph,
at Kenton, Houghton county, by
placing quantity of dynamite un-
der the rear portion OF the house,
which exploded. doing considerable
damage. The family of Mr.. Dolph.
who were asleep in the front part OF
the house, we're awaked by the noise
OF the explosion, and fortunately
escaped without injury.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-05-27
BIG BUNCH OF PATENTS.
Marquette Land ONCE Received
q Consignment or Seventy.

Consignment or Seventy.
A consignment OF seventy patents
to government lands was received
from Washington Tuesday at the
Marquette land Office, for distribu-
tion to settlers who have complied
with the department requirements
in proving up. The patents were
issued for parcels OF land ranging in
size from forty to 160-acres, and are
for either stone and timber claims,
or commuted homestead entries.
Settlers are required to pay at the
rate Of 50 30 per acre for lands ac.
quired under the stone and timber
act, and SIP per acre for lands
taken by the commuted homestead
entry A residence OF fourteen
months on the land to be taken is
required of settlers who desire to
prove up under the last named entry,
before the government will issue a
patent. During the past year over
800 patents have been issued by the
to settlers through the
Marquette land office. - Mining
Jonrnal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-05-27
Epworth League Social.

Next Tuesday evening, May Both,
will close the year's work of the
Epworth League Societyo OF the NJ. E.
church. Mrs. j. B. Smith will en-.
iertain in the Town Hall dining
room. The early part of the even
ing will be taken up with light
ming drill and guessing contests.
The refreshments will be served in
the form of box social. Every
lady and young girl is requested to
furnish a box containing lunch for
two, which will be sold to the highest
bidder. Coffee will be served. Ice
cream will be offered for sale All
are invited to be present and spend
an enjoyable evening.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-05-27
We have received fine line of
Douglass shoesffor Aen. Call and
see them. n LEvIIA AN, LAnse.
LOCAL ITEMS
June 14th is Flag Day.

June 14th is Flag Day.
An informal dance was given in
the Town Hall Friday evening ty a
number of L'Anse young people.
An enjoyable time was had by all
present.
The trout fishermen are not having
the best of luck this spring, but few
big catches being reported, owing,
doubtless, to the high and muddy
conditions Of the streams.
Decoration Day. Tuesday next,
will be observed in the L 'Anse schools
by a general holiday. Monday after
noon exercises appropriate to the
occasion will be held ia Miss MUIR
phys and Miss Bulger's rooms.
The Duluth, South Shore 4 At
lantic Railway offers excursion rates
for Decoration Day, May both, be-
tween all stations on the line.
Tickets will be on sale May goth and
Both, good for return passage until
May 31st, inclusive.
A meeting of the junior class ol
L'Anse High School was held Tues
uay afternoon. The date for the
annual reception to the senior class
was set for June 10th. in the Town
Hall. The reception will consist oi
an informal dance The officers
elected we're: President, Hubert
Brennan; secretary, Miss Lulu
Blankenhorn.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-05-27
GOES TO THE GOvERNOK.
Baird Primary Election Bill
Passes the House.

The lower house of the Michigan
legislature Wednesday passed the
Baird primary election bill. 1t now
goes to the governor for his sigma
ture. 1t provides for direct nominal
tions for governor and lieutenant
governor, the other candidates on
the state ticket to be placed in nom
ination by state conventions.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-05-27
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.
List or Pupils Who We're Neither
Absent or Tardy During the
Month OF May.

The May report Of the L'Anse
township schools shows good per-
centage OF attendance during the
month. The following 10 list ol
pupils who were neither absent nor
tardy since the last report:
HIGH SCHOOL.
Adalia Egerer, Hubert Brennan.
Jack Campbell, Joo Krolik, Euclid
LeDuc, Reginald McKindles, Charles
Steinbach, Donald Young, Walter
Seifert, Robert Peterson
MISS cURRY's ROOM.
Leo Brennan, Lumena Gamache,
Katie Jackson, Ruth Jackson, Willie
Lsvitan, Clara Menard, George Pa
euette, Byron Reynolds, Neil Shea,
*Henry Sterk, Lloyd Schulze, *Ruth
Steinbach, *Ralf Sengebusch, Russell
Trudo.
MISS MURPHY's ROOM
Grace CIyne, Victoria Cote, An
tome Cote, Jimmie Fitzpatrick, Ada
Johnson, Ruth Johnson, Leo LeDuc,
Bruno Krolik, Marie McKindles,
George st. Onge.
MISS MccABE's ROOM.
Grace Campbell, Richard Johnson,
Acter NORM, Norman McKindlss,
Adeline Paquette, Hubert Seavoy,
Lester Trudeau, Joseph Trudeau,
Rollo Steinbach, George FIGHT, Thea
dore Roberts.
MISS BULGRR's ROOM.
Rollin Case, Irving Collins, Le-
nard Collins, Armand Bower, Bet
zina Dechaino, Rosie Dechaino,
Ernest Goodreau, George Hook,
Gretchen Jackman, Arthur LeRue,
Oliver Paquette, Carl Peterson, Lena
ST. Onge. Eddie St. Onge, Victor
Seavoy, Willie Sands, Eva Steimitz,
Della Trudeau, Dora Roberts, Mai
NORM, Antoine Roberts.
BAY SHORE SCHOOL.
Lenart Egerer, Rose Egerer,
George Egerer, Mammie Mayo,
Ernest Bushey. Leo Tollefson, Sarah
Turner.
PEQUAMlNG.
Grammar Dept. Ruth Gail, Edith
Hedmsn, Homer LaFortune, Carl
Lofquist, Tom Lofquist, Edith LOT
quist, Theron Nipert, Ellen Robin,
Solon Sawyer, Aurnt Soil, Laura
Deschaine.
Primary Dept. Helen Anderson,
Willie Beck, Alphonse Boufford,
Alec Boufford, Walter Delaurier,
Malvina Forsythe, Julia Gail, Frid-
joff Hill, Selma Hedman, Willie
Hedman, Valida Legare, Esther Lof-
quist, Iuga Larsen, Raymond Miilu,
Lillian Miilu, Walter Miron, Matti
Matson, Freddie Olsen, Oscar Pet
tersen, Harold Petersen, Frank
SAWYER, Thomas Sawyer, George
Soil, Esther Soil, Christian Stein.
Harry Stein, Genevieye Van Dyke,
John Saari, Loranna Miron.
MISSION SCHOOL.
Amos Baker, Olga Tollefson,
Hildpr Tollefson, Arthur Tollefsop,
Martha Tollefson.
HERMAN SCHOOL.
Alfred Pasanen, Joseph Kuylu,
Willie Herkonen, Mamie Laide, Eva
Stickney.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-05-27
Officers Elected.

At q meeting held last Sunda,
evening the following-named per
sons were elected officers Of the Ep
worth League Society for the ensuing
year:
President-Rey. Horace N. AL
drich.
First Vice President-Mrs. E. L.
Heughens.
Second Vice President Miss
Laura Edgerton.
Third Vice-P Pres:dent-Mrs. G. A.
Davis.
Fourth Vice President-Mrs. ].
b. Smith.
Secretary-Mrs. Geo. C.-Jackman.
Treasurer-Miss Helen Henghens.
Organist-Miss Carrie Pennock.
1t was thought best, and SO de-
cided, to change the date of meeting
of the League from Tuesday to Fri.
day evening. and upon motion the
cabinet members OF the society were
chosen as committee to arrange 9
program for the meetings, beginning
October 1st.
Tt is the desire OF the society, i
possible, to have Rev. H. N. Aldrict
attend the annual convention of the
Epworth League, to be held in Den
YER, Colorado, the latter part o
June.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-05-27
5chool Board Proceedingy
Continued from page eight.)


CONTINUED from page eight
Mrs. Hannah Tellofsen, Bay/
Shdfe school, per month. B 90
Mrs. John Duggan, Nestorj
schdpl, per month. .....f B 90
AyeA Brink, Gamache, ambaud,
Seifert md Menge.
Nayst None.
On md Jon and suppftt, the Sec
retary Of he board Of q uaation was
instructed to engage suitable per.
son to tak the school census, com.
mencing M knday, Md 22d, 1905, and
finish on orbefore e first Monday
in June, II p5. Stary, $1,000 for
taking said y hool census.
Ayes-Bril q mache. Rambaud,
Seifert and M(pa.
Nays-None II
A. Gamache. easurer Of the board
of education. this date received
from the coun treasurer u, ,447.3t
primary schq 1 terest money, due
for 1903 and 1sol for 4O4 children
enrolled in 3 schV pl registers Of the
/. g PAN, NOT, and lpsss, he board
AuousIl lMxxox
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-05-27
Cohmon Council Proceeding ].
lorSIoIAL.1
L'Ause, Mich. I
Nav 20 A. ID. 1905. (

| Nay 20 A. d. 1907. g.
A special session of the co6mor
council Of the village Of L'And wa.
called to order by President George
C. Jaciman.
Therk were present:
Trust tees Bentzen, Gamad he, John,
son, Sapds, Trudeau and Williams,
and c. d, Shea. clerk. 4
The RESOLUTION in the minutes OF
the meeting of May 4tb which or.
dered Especial electi{n to issue
bonds, was rescinded byb unanimous
vote.
On motion and SUPPORT, the fol-
lowing resolution wal adopted by
the following vote:
Whereas an act wa{passed by the
1905 sessio1 of the State legislature
authorizingithe VILLAGE OF L'Anse to
borrow mohey for Fighting, dock
and general public improvements
purposes and TO is{he bonds there.
for, subject 70 thefapproval of the
electors Of the sail village; there
fore be it
Resolved, That d special election
OF the electors OF said village of
L Anse be calledfto vote on the
proposition to- isjbe bonds and bor-
row money I'M til amount Of ten
thousand dollars 90, ,00W, the money
so borrowed to- bf used for the erec-
tion of a puhli{ dock, il suitable
frontage can be obtained, and such
dock be built atabasonable cost, and
such other pubHf improvements as
seem necessary.{
The bonds to Ge issued from time
to time as the requirements demand
in such amounts and for such length
Of time as are u the best interest OF
the village.
Yeas-Bentzbd, Gamache, John
son, Sands, Tfudeau and Williams.
Nays-Nones
Said special election to be held on
the 18th day d June, A. d. 1905.
1t was movSd add supported that
the presidentland sR. G. Williams be
appointed oommittee OF two, with
the assistancs Of ths village attor-
ney, to conf# with the railroad off.
cials regarding dock site, which was
carried.
On motion ands support, w. 7.
Nenge, ChaS. Rambaud and Martin
vostsch were appointed board OF
election commissioners. r. C. Will
lams, George Trudsau and the clerk
board Of registration of special
election; the president, Chas. p.
Bentzen, llpbonse Gamache and
the clerk ABOARD Of special election,
which was scarried by the following
vote: ~
Yeas-Hntzen, Gamache, John
son, Truddau, Sands and Williams.
Nays-None.
The PROPOSITION OF Jdhn Moran was
referred u the water 3ommitte.
The clefk was authotized to notify
Peter Clyde, James Holiday, James
Jackson and Robert J pckson to at
tend the n ext meeting the council,
The following bills we're allowed
by the ollowing vote:
Paul Letign, II dak on
streets sat sl.75. ...$ 2 GO
G. ID. Shed, 2i days on streets
and opening water atIcem-
etry .t........ ..t.... "a
Guy Seldkn, I day on sheets
and teatn at $40 ..t.... B 90
Samuel Hoivin, contract Bay
Shore Road ;. 7. so 90
Peter Cltne, 2 days surrey,
ing, at$4. 90. u. 8 90
James Holiday. 2 days tur-
veying, at $3.50. ....l J. 90
Yeas \ jBentzen, CANA the, John
son, sanps, Trudeau aof Williams
Nays
nc .ootsor or1 e,,r,ock xho oo,o
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-05-27
For Sale.
FATHER sCHINNER CHOSEN.
Appointed Bishop Of the New
Superior Catholic Diocese.

Appointed Bishop OF the New
Superior Catholic Diocese.
A Milwaukee dispatch states that
the Very Rev. Augustine F. Schin-
ner, vicar general OF the Milwaukee
archdiocese for several years past,
has been appointed bishep OF the
Superior diocese, recently created
by re-diyision OF the Milwaukee
province.
II you want ia nice tailor-made
suit for the Esdrt\ call aud have
your measur( faken. We guarantee
R-IaeirAE, L'Anse.
Latest patteys i'm ladies shirt
waists and iac 9ts. ca and be con-
vinced. LrygykS' L'Anss.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-05-27

Call and see our SIpf iron. bed
steads, spring. and mattresses.
Largest assert hentin d } county.
p LEylgM L'Anse.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
GIGANTIC EARNINGS
Of SHELTER TRUST
Min. Millions, Report Shows,
for the Present Year.
This IL One Million More Than
for tho Preceding Year
All but Three Millions
Goes to Dividends.

New York. Sept. ia report Of
tho condition Of the American Smelt.
Ing and Refining company made hero
today shows the concern TO be In .
most prosperous financial condition.
The report says that the net earnings
last year amounted to about nine mil.
lions Of dollars. Six millions Of this
gigantic sum WAS divided among stock.
holders and three millions Wa set
aside for improvement purposes. This
10 ono million IN excess OF tho earn.
ipgs Of the previo year.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

BAND CONCERT - Tho regular
weekly band concert will bs held
Thursday night this week on account
Of the moouiiGht excursion Friday
night TO the Royal uorse.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
WILL ADDRESS NEETIN0-Tb,

WILL ADDRESS NEETIN0-The
Royal Arch Masons will hold their
regular meeting tomorrow night when
Charles U. Unfug. Of Pueblo, grand
high priest. will address the mem.
bers. All members are requested 10
be present. Refreshments will b. .
feature Of the evening.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
ROMANCE OF A
RUSSIAN POET
Clandestine Correspondence
Leads to an Engagement.
Deformed Girl Won His Heart
But Died Before She Had
the Pleasure of Meet
ing Her Intended.

Berlin. ssp4. ia striking story
Of love and self.saori6oe comes from
Krasnoiarsk. In Russia. sergei PAlkin
we'll known poet. had for several
years oorresponded with An unknown
girl, who had first written to him
to express her admiration for one
Of his poems. This correspondence
continued. and 20 sympathetic and
Intelligent were the girls letters
that, In course Of time. Palkin felt
that she and none other must be bis
wife.
He had never seen her and the dis
tanoe between 81. Petessbors, whore
he lived, and Krasnoiarsk was 70 great
that over year elapsed before
meeting could be arranged. Last
month Palkin paid . visit to the homo
Of bis beloved. He sst ont for Krss.
noiarsk full Of hope and expectation.
and reaching the houss Of his Nm.
known brids-eieot, he was told that
she had died but An hour before.
Filled with anguish. he made bis
way to the death chamber, whore,
instead OF . blooming girl, he found
the corpse Of diminutive cripple,
hunoh. baoke Cd and malformsd. Her
fass. however, still wore . strange
lovsliness, and her beautiful hair
was an ornament Of which any wsnan
might have boon proud. A isttsr
WIS waiting for him. He opened IT,
Il Wa from bis bride.
dearest sssssi." u bsoaa. 'fss
over . year I have deceived you. You
thought Wa young and bssatiful
girl. and all might hsvs besn we'll
had you not declared your love for me
In one Of your letters. Hsd you sssn
me - I an. without loving mo.
neither Of us. perhaps would have
minded; bot when you told me that
you loved ne bed not the courage or
the heart to tell you of the miahapsu
creature to whom you were writing.
To know that was loved BY Jon bad
been svssythiug 70 ne this Last glor.
ious year. die happy, knowing that
for many months. ~ least, VA your
chosen BRIDE"
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

A SHORT sHUTDOwN-Mauassr
Macdonald OF the Onion niu infesn.
cd this ofiios this norning that ths
Union mill will b. CLOSED down u .
O'Clock Tomorrow nornisG ard viii
70 rsnsin for from twsaty.ls1 v
thirty hours. The big Ooflio sasins
nssds repairing and II 10 msesly foe
shis purposs thst the shut down -.
comes necessary.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

ADVISORY CONAITTEE-As .
conference helc with Supt. DnEfss Of
the public schools ana othsrs in the
interest Of the Colorado Aati. .Ciga.stts
League. the following oitissns were
sugssstsd - N advisory oe0mitsss
for the work In Florence: Mayor
Flstohsr. Senator Lewis. J. A. No.
Candles. Y. B. 10y. n. Large. Lee
Walker. D. A. Jaok. b. A. Ramsay,
Julius AcCandlsss, Geo. Wilson, J.
N. Hsdlsy. Geo. u. Dsibsrt. Dr..
Cummiues. Or. p. r. Moore. Rev.
Psnsrss. ksv. Milne. Rev. Russell,
Rev. Mcbride, Rev. Bell and Hash.
or Edmund. There will b. meeting
st the Methodist church tomorrow
evening and the>e gsntlsmsn are -.
spectfally invited 70 meet with The
organizer. Ospt. Lister. ~ thst tine
70 bear more Abost the work. The
object Of this oonmittss 10 70 receive
the reports ~ the Close Il shs sam.
paisn.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
Washington state Groesrs.

Tacoma. wssh Sept. 1.-THE
Washington Retail Groom aasoois tion
mat In annual convention here to-
day with . large and representative
attendance. The convention will
remain n session two days dssips
which time . number Of questjoos Of
live importance 10 the tSads will b.
discussed.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
France to Increase Navy.

Paris. Sept. i8-The French M.
tion hss had such . scare from Ger.
many's attitude recently. that an an.
bitious naval program hes bssn DE-
oided upon, TO enable . repetition Of
such treatment to be given an effective
reply. Next year three heavy bat.
tlsships are to be laid down, ten
destroysrs. and twenty Submarines.
The new program which IL to sxtsnd
over fourteen years and consequently.
will not b complete until 1919, COM
prisss slsvsn bsttlsships. sixteen
armored oruisers. twelve protected
cruisers and scouts, si1ty six destroy.
ers, ninety submarines. and nfty tor.
pedo boats. The battlsships are 10
be mach larger than anything in the
French navy At present. They are
to displsoe II 800 tons, steam eighteen
konots. and b very heavily armed
When this program IL complete. Francs
will still be inferior to Germany In
battlsships. but superior In armored
cruisers and torpedo hotillas.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
Lunehsd With Prsssdsnt.

Oyster Bay. Sept. l8-Baron Rossn
lunohsd with the president today.
but 10 said 70 havs no bssrips on the
peaos oonfsreuos. A telegram wss
also received BY the president from
witts thAnking him for oouYtssiss.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
Trolley Car Accident.

Pittsburs. Pa Sept. ls-About
forty people were more or less injured
By the ovevturning Of . car attached
70 the trolley this morning and
twenty. one Of them 20 serious that
thsy that they were taken TO hos
pitals.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
Troops Restore Ordsr.

Toxic. Sept. lS-Thc anti-psooe
demonstration continues In many prov.
iuoss- Al YokahAna last night nsn
participating In she dsmonstsation
made N attack on the police ard
destroyed number Of police baAess.
The troops restored order.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

PUEBLO sPECIALclss tickets
were sold for the Rio Grands special
train here this morning. The train
oonsistsd Of SIX coaohes and An observa.
tion car all Of which were we'll
filled.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
Komura Has Typhoid.

Now York Sept is-Baron Komura
10 . very sick man and today bis
physicians report his case ~ typhoid
fever. His intention to return to
Japan tomorrow has been postponed
and this morning throe nurses and
four doctors were hastily summoned
10 his apartments In the WArldoyf
hotel. His temperature 1t 10 O'Clock
this morning WAS 1903.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
Startling Developmsats Continue

Startling Devslopmsats Continue.
New York. Sept. lS-Quits start.
ling dsvslopmsnts are made daily into
the New York Life Insurance invssti.
sasion. Today Treasurer Randolph
confirms his statement Of yesterday
admitting that $500. 900 in bonds Of tho
navigation syndicate were sold to J.P.
Morgan one day and bought back he
next st . los 70 the insurance com.
psuy. The transaction was arranged
on the last day Of the year 1908 20 the
bond would not sppear in the annual
report 10 the stsss insurance commis.
sionsF.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

some few birds are bagged. A party
went out to the oity reserv oirs early
this morning but tho festive bird
failed to show up. oonseq usnsly It
was . dry haul. Va
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

wOODE RELEAsED-Ths state
prison doom wsre thrown open 10 An.
toos woods. the boy murderer. yestsr.
day. and be 10 now . free paroled cor. 4.
vict. He left imwsdistsly for Auro.
70. n. T.. whore he will enter Roy
croft college q tts sxpsnss Of Ebert
Hubbald.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

30 voices In ohoruses at Presbytsr.
ian church Tuesday night. Don't
miss . good thing. l0.ls
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

SOCIAL DANCE-Invitations are
out for . social dance to be siveu by
the ladies Of st. Aiban's Guild Thur.
day evening, September u. Music
will b Furnished by Mrs. Arthur B.
vanos Of Jacksonville. Florida.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

At Prootor's you will hnd assort.
ment Of boys knee pants suits. SIT
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
JoTTlNds ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL. AND OTHERWISE

ST. ALBANS .GUILD-Will meet
With Mrs.. Matt Carroll tomorrow Aft.
eenoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

w. O. Aoker delivers coal oil and
gasoline daily 20 all parts Of the city
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
Mexican War Veterans.

Mexico. No Sept. 18-Whst must
be nearly the last Of the conventions
Of Mexican War veterans began In
Mexico today. There are several
hundred Of the veterans left In Ms.
souri,. but they are passing away ct .
rapid rate and only . handful were
present ct the opening Of the meeting
today. Gen. Ooon Guitar presided.
The association has no business 70
transact except to dx the time and
place Of the next meeslns. and this
convention, " hich continues over TO.
morrow. 10 entirely in the nature Of
. reunion.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

0s 70 Prootor's for boys knee pants
suits. Atf
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

The freshest and The bsst q every.
thing eaS always b boasht u w.
Osstssl Dashss. The plase whsss ~
ass eseesed far. lo.lo
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

Secure your seats for the oosesrt
In Prssbytsrisn church Tuesday night.
10.ll
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
Italy Again Shocked.

Rome, Sept. i8-Three more earth
quake shocks were felt here this morn.
ing.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

Eastern fed bssf 10 fine but western
bsss 10 batter. For the bss: 70 to the
Osntral market. 10 II
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

Mastsrs' studio. not cheapest but
tl,e best. b2.l9
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

Watch for publication Of proeEan
OF concert ~ Presbyterian church
Tuesday evening i0-l2
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

Hear big male ohesusss ~ Pssshy.
sssaan shsTsh Tussdsy evening. 10 -
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

Don't miss the Prssbys yssrian choir
musicale Tussdsy night. Home
talent aided BY Canon City talent.
Best yet 1914
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13

OPERATED UPON-Mrs. N. A.
Tatum who WAS taken to Salida Non
day BY DR.. Cline wAs operated upon
at the Rio Grand hospital at IL
O'Clock yesterday morning for sppsn.
dioitis. The lady stood the operation
we'll and when DR.. Cline left there
last night It looked - though the
operation would prove successful in
restoring tho lady 10 health
The daily tribune., 1905-09-13
Masters photos will not fade. 6s.ls

Boys knee pants suits at Prootor'a q.
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