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The local market for spot cotton was STEADY VIII Win
for rniGding Gulf. southern spot markets 9 weTe
At iossc sales aos Baltimore nominal unchanged
80 = - e BtfsIlgei AT I05.c: sales bales Savann-
firm unchanged 10 I6c: sales 1Si bales Charles
Al i0.e sales 1co bales augusta STEADY anchsngea 1e
a. llc: sales "a 20 t sS Wilmnxtan stead IN
6aIss IoSs5oa st-say &c nE6sF ,!5s. at ,l; ME
for to-1ay \ Houston 6.JOo 10 300 bales against
Galveston 1000 1900 bales. against l5 2g4 bales
5000 10 II o0o bales agains, 1892 week
bee bales last cotton Exchange special Liverpool
speculaon ana export 900 bales: american 1900 6ass;
TO- @ ot5iSd i1 sus IN 81 - DDasoIs- near months we're
IL td ~ points higher ana unchanged
E6azd March april 5el I'd april May 5God: Nay Nay;
cerlerJan1aTr 4o5 January FEBRUARY 54id. Man
flour AHD MEAf,-FIocR 2aE was IN moderate
5ere gacsSged snd armig held spring patents s. $50
81 s8ss lT- T , v3t~T oIp s. s6qsa 90 BTCKwHEAT
-FOUR Market dG: quoted 81 i0as2 20 spot and 70
srrtse RYE FLOUR arm; quoted: Fair 70 good So esq
quoted Kiln dried 81 e5a$2 75, TO brand BAGMEAL
wes prin sa2 81 ssnaard niddiing SO 81 -four
ban s2l 70 bull s3 5as2$ - sake So niddng So So 5Sg g
$z2 20 zaess GIIMEhil SOS 5oas25'
spD fa,o M 'eGl o .d hos7 Ia sborf scare In wheat
yestcTss IN, g s le , a ~ To a5ont the highest
point o the season q FAC above the previous
fTon shorts 70 a. reP;Rce Wheat sold tuesday on
1 Of oasde "hsst rads fRSG tRrons commsson
nssea on he idea n Russian reports are as psd
mana for American wheat 20 supply European re,
siirTed W Tho evidenced by an advance
o = I'd At Liverpool and some Of the heaviest safes
por'ed 5o q "a a'Eges 81 ;fioe,Iai -oto markets while
50 As London
70 make the situation more acute, late Broomhall u
cable said merchants IN Buenos Ayres claimed & mere
shpments The demand for cash wheat ~ al ,i 90.
raid 70 he nevjn@ 1b bigse,T rerins OF the season
sao stocks az that point smaller than they nave
vas Ia especially good demand, and New YORK reports
varieties at outpors and more Understood work,
sg Eeoepts a. The Northwes5 continued gnS With sh
tour reaohsd 1900 bbls the wheat being light Cash
wheat in the local market closed follows; No
SEQ ssSo elevator. and s5hc afoat; So e NSIe
snost ooRN-The market was very p pnornpt t, %
ayss es oouses w fair aES Cash on ds@snd
net hea poor outlook i0r aob %aS the Big ssaboard
sgsrss2ting @ go SS SSS sb 6gfh copsred with
35 900 bash ago Liverpool came rssIsG sn
I and rspoT. sat hang hs dren s
.featne making II necessaFy 20 reduce req &c, ,bs biSh
ss point the There was an export 6Ssines' mes
a: folows' corn. 67i5o elevator and ~, s2&e
seosti No white sac and No yeS%' ts narRe
& f p ls5 hgh point Oi ne Caught ~eS S ser pon
foE ali rail- shipment East. where stocks are light -,
result Of the famine. II said that RussiH Wa' wa
ssss to Dhs ne suii II resting n
. 81 T sSe; nstsTai White. 30 70 50 ~
fipPed White se to 80 70 aSgso markst nominal
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: epsn. g,.sRR. ,EEssyys css. sss ssssg
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AUCTION SALES.

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-13
$1.79 Shirt Waists, SIPS.

Lawn Shirt Waists with an all-over tucked yoke in front and back; long sleeves and Open back; all sizes. Regular $1.79 value. At SIPS.
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who has directly or indirectly been party to fasten, without trial the al. legged Brownsville (Texas) crime upon the "Blaek battalion and through them upon the entire race.
 Finally we do most earnestly protest against the elevation of the Hon. Wl- liam H. Taft to any public office be- cause in public addresses he has been unfair to Afro-Americans and has giv- en encouragement to the negro haters in their efforts to destroy the rights and liberties of 1OoOo,OO0 loyal patriotic American citizens.
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We urge all citizens of the United States regardless of political parties te earnestly oppose the endorsement for political preferment
 .First-Any candidate for any office who has directly or indirectly favored the notification of the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments.
 secondly--Any candidate for any office who directly or indirectly by open ac- iolslescence or silent endorsement sane tioned unlawful disfranchisement in the south.
 Thirdly-Any candidate for any office,
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dominant national political party shall
 courageously carry out the principles and the repeated pledges of that party to enforce the constitution. and to en- act such additional legislation as will mako all the constitutional amend ments absolutely and finally effective.
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continent the Constitution league de- mands justice for all citizens regardless s1 race or creed, fair play, free speech and the open door of opportunity for the recognition of plitical manhood without discrimination.
 We respectfully demand that the
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The Howe Seson June Sale Ribbons For this has been the Store It movement which planned months ahead The tremendous active cooperation and support of the great Ribbon Manufacturers hug result An excellent example the advantages gained through this ago In this transaction purchased from big manufacturer his Cod Taeta Ribbons Every yard of these Ribbons absolutely
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12AC Fancy Hose, 4 pairs for 25c.

Mems Fancy Lisle Hose in black, tan and slate; plain and dotted patterns 121c value. At 4 pairs for 25c.
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The Store of Activity and Progress.

dlers.
 The country is to be congratulated upon the aroused public conscience as manifected by the national demand for a square deal" for the veteran sol diers.
 As the representatives of this public
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75c White Shirts. On Sale at 44c.

White Unlaundered Dress Shirts; cushion neck band; made full and perfect in every detail.
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successful appeal for "day in court

for Inc "Black battalion"
 We congratulate the congress and the country upon the fact that the ev- idence So far produced before the sen ate committee on military affairs thus far establishes the innocence of the sol
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Mems HandkerChiefS,
 } for 1OC.

A few dozen of these. They are Manufacturers Seconds. Good quality fine, sheer lawn. Dc value. At 3 for 10c.
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$2.50 OxfOrds, Thursday, $1.65 a pair.

Women's Vici Kid and Pat ent Leather Oxfords; both plain and tipped toes. All sizes. Regular $2.50 grade. At $1.65 a pair.
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TT
 'Pin On" Hose Supporters, extra wide web; rubber post; 15c to 19c value. At 7c.
 Pearl Buttons, 3 dozen, Sc.
 Fresh Water Pearl Buttons; IA to 22 line, regular price, 5c a dozen. Now 3 dozen for Sc. Shoe Laces, Sc a bunch. Shoe Laces A, 5-4 and GA; 12 laces to bunch. Sc a bunch, Pin Sheets, } for 10c. Pin Sheets containing 60 pins in jet, natural and white; regu- lar 5c value; now 3 sheets 10c. Cotton Tape, .10c a roll. White Cotton Tape in 24 yd. rolls; regular 15c value. At 10c a roll.
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Tailored Waists, S1. .98

Tailored Waists of fine quality madras; front neatly plaited and collar and cuffs finished with embroidery. An exceptional value at $1.98.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-08
McIntosh-Redmond Nuptials.

William D. Mcintosh and Miss
Gertrude Redmond were joined ia
marriage at Hancock Monday morn
ing. The wedding was very quiet
one only relatives and few init
mate friends being present. The
groom is well known in L 'Anse, hav-
ing been frequent visitor of this
village for several years after his
promotion to the position Of travel
ing auditor Of the Western Express
company. The bride is one of Han
cock S most charming and popular
young ladies and also we'll known ia
L'Anse. The happy couple left Mon
day on three weeks honeymoon
trip. Their many friends extend
hearty congratulations.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-08
viii Submit New Plans.

Sunday evening last a meeting OF
the building committee of the pro-
posed new parsonage at Skanee, met
for the purpose of opening and dis
cussing any bids which may have
been received in response to the Sec
ond call.
No bids had been received, how
ever. and it was found that it would
be necessary in order that contrac-
tors might be enabled to figure more
explicitly, that new set OF plans
and specifications would have to be
drawn up by an architect, conse-
quently the old plans have been with
drawn and preparations made for
the making of new ones.
Upon receiving the new plans new
bids will be advertised for, with the
hope OF the committee that the work
may be entered upon at near date.
A call for bids will appear at that
time in the Sentinel.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-08
BECOMING
METROPOLITAN
rAnse Gradually Assumes a Lively
and Business-Like Appear
ance.

With its network of telephone,
telegraph and electric lighting wires
overhead and it's busy aspect at the
receiving yards of the National Pole
Co. and the G. H. Worcester Cedar
Co., the general activity throughout
the entire village in the line OF new
buildings and repairing of old ones,
L'Anse is beginning to take on a
rather metropolitan appearance.
Saturday afternoon witnessed the
completion OF the installation of the
local telephone system, and now this
little spot at the end of the bay is in
closer touch with the outside world
than ever before.
Seven L'Anse merchants are now
on the list, and it is expected that
within short time a number will
be added
Those who now have the local SER
vice are as follows, viz. ]. B. Smith,
store; Thomas Hotel; d. Levitan,
store and residence; G. Fl. Worces-
ter Cedar Co., Office; M. Hansen,
store; Menard& Blankenhorn, livery;
w. L. Mason, residence, Baraga
County Court House.
A neat and well equipped central
Office has been established in Noise
Deschaine's store on Broad street.
Mr.. DeschaiDe is having extensive
alterations made upon his building,
and among the most important is a
commodious room in which is located
the switchboard for the telephones,
New hardwood floors have also been
laid, and when the work is complet-
ed the central will not only be an
accessible one for the business men,
but will also be inviting for the fair
sex who may have occasion to use
the central Office.
1t is understood that l. ADse will
also be an objective point for many
of the line boats, and also that a
number Of excursion boats will visit
here this season.
1t is with a degree OF considerable
satisfaction and pride that we note
the general air Of progressiveness
which this little burg is assuming
this year.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-08
Telephone as q Leveler.

Have you ever thought what a
great leveler the telephone is? There
is nothing royalty exclusive or supe-
rior about this great modern con-
venience, which the world does not
understand how it got along without
for over six thousand years. Prob
ably the telephone is the last of the
modern utilities we would be willing
to surrender If we had to give up
any invention. But it is not so much
the convenience OF the wire as its
democracy that is now being con-
sidered. The telephone demands no
formal introductions, and the presi-
dent of the United States is no more
spared to the inconsistent "hello"
over the telephone than is the Office
boy whose business it is to answer
its imperative rings. You would
never think Of meeting dignitary
of church or state, or a society
woman on the street and addressing
either with a familiar "hello. a." 1t
would be unpardonable rudeness.
and yet that is what you do daily
when you use the telephone, and
nothing is thought of 1T. The Judge
on the bench, the governor in his
Office, the busy clipper at
his desk, the over worked clerk. the
woman in her boudoir, the artisan at
his lathe, are all slaves to that dem
ocratic hello, it matters not who
may be on the other end of the wire.
The persons who would be thrown
out Of an office by the official bouncer
for daring to intrude, may secure
the ear of the most exclusive citizen,
but the exclusive citizen has the ad
vantage OF being able to hang up the
receiver II he does not wish to con-
tinue the conversation beyond the
Introductory ''hello. "-Ex.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-08

The Michigan Forestry Associa.
tion has called q meeting to be held
in the Town Hall AT L'Anse on the
evening of Wednesday. June 18th,
for the purpose OF organizing an
auxiliary committee for Baraga
county.
The idea is to get the organization
started in the county. when the state
association will send its lecturers
here TO post the people on the gen.
eral aims and benefits of the associ.
alton.
The protection OF our forests from
fires is question worthy OF atten-
tion from everybody in the county.
and the present state association ID
bending every energy to secure leg
islation that will tend to save our
timber values.
The SENTINEL trusts that the pub
lie will take great interest in thi.
matter and voice its sentiment by 4
goodly attendance.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-08
SCHOOL CLOSES
FRIDAY NEXT
Commencement on June Fourteenth
Albert E. Stearne to Deliver Ad-
dress In the Evening. !,

L'Anse high school will finish the
years work in one week. Teachers
and pupils are busy arranging for
the closing exercises.
The functions of the graduating
class will, OF course. be the most
pronounced, the formal commence
ment taking place in the Opera
House in the evening.
| The program will consist OF musi-
cal and literary numbers and an able
address by Albert f. Sterne, CON-
missioner of Marquette county
schools. Mr.. Sterne is very inter.
esting and entertaining speaker on
educational matters, and in his Sc
lection none better could have been
chosen.
The class this year is composed OF
five persons, four young ladies and
one gentleman, viz: The Misses
Zoe Mae Proctor, Mamie f. and
AdaliaC. Egerer, Rosanna f. Menard.
and Reginald McKindles. The class
colors are yellow and blue, and the
class flower is the American beauty
rose.
The commencement festivities will
be brought TO a close Monday even.
ing, June 18th, at which time the
class reception and ball will occur.
Klingkammer S Orchestra, of Hough-
ton, has been engaged to furnish
music for the occasion.
Following is the programme:
instrumental Duet-Tanzweigen op. 35 III,
Reinhoid
Miss Nellie McCabe and Mrs. J. b. Smith
salutatory, Zoe NJ Proetoy
Essay, "Thread the Needle" Mamie F. Egerer
Grafton, Opportunity Reginald McKindlee
Vocal Trio,
Miss Menge, Miss Justena, Mr.. Aldrich
Glass Will, Rosanna E. Menard
vsledictory, Adalia G. Egerer
Instrumental solo--Impromptu. Minor op. 81,
No. 3, Reinhold, Miss Nellie McCabe
Address, Hon. Albert {. Sterne
Vocal Solo, "Good-Bye Sweet Day."
Mr.. ii. n. Aldrich
Presentation of Diplomas, Mr.. W. l.. Mason
Quartette, 1.-The Two Roses Werner
Messrs. II. N. Aldrich, a. b. Gomez,
FL Morphy, II. Murphy
Accompanist J. B. Smith.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-08
Death of InSberd Tullafson.

Thursday morning at 8 o'clock oc-
curred the death of Ingberd, wife of
Edward Tullafson. at her late home
on the Bay Shore road. Deceased
was aged 90 years, and leaves be-
sides hu band, one son. 1t is an
exceptionally severe blow to Mr..
Tullafson, owing to the fact that
they had been married but ten
months. The funeral will be held
today, Rev. Horace N. Aldrich Off
eating. Interment will take place
in L'Anse cemetery.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-08
Bonding Proposition Carries.

On Tuesday Of this week occurred
the special election for the purpose
Of ascertaining the sentiment Of the
taxpayers OF the village OF L'Anse
on the subject Of bonding the village
in an amount suitable for the pur-
pose OF Transforming the present
steam power electric lighting sys-
TEN into water power plant, and
for the purpose OF making other i'm
provements within the village.
The question carried by vote oi
"a to 2. in favor OF the proposition.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-08
ZIP, BOOM,
BANG, HURRAH !!
l'Anse VIII Celebrate the Fourth OF
July in a .RousinS Manner.

The suggestion advanced recently
in The SENTINEL that it was about
time for the citizens OF L'Anse to
arouse themselves and celebrate, the
Fourth OF July within our own do
main, seems to have taken root.
At meeting of the fire depart
ment held Monday evening, the sub
ject was brought up and discussed to
some degree, with the result that a
committee of three were chosen to
canvas the village and ascertain how
much money could be raised for the
support OF such an event.
To say that the committee was
successful would be putting it mild
ly. Hardly had it been out an hour
before the list was running into the
hundreds.
That L'Anse does not do things
by halves will be manifested in this
years celebration. L'Anse Hose
Co. No, is body of enthusiastic
men Who, when they undertake to
carry out plan OF this nature,
never let go until the end, and it is
safe to predict that with the copart-
nership of each and every individual
in L'Anse, there can be no reason
why one OF the biggest and best Gel
ebration which has ever been held in
Baraga county, cannot take place in
this village this year.
At meeting held Friday evening
p. Bulger, F. w. Foote, Geo. Tru-
deau and Octave Sicottc were chos-
en- committe to make such arrang.
ments as may be necessary for a
successful celebration.
lovitations will be extended to all
fraternal societies to join in the
functions OF the day, likewise the
various fire departments and citizens
in general. So from this hour on
let the slogan be, ION to l. 'Anse for
the Fourth.