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The Green Forest tribune., 1907-12-06
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

The Tribune is authorized to an- nounce Sam H. Doxey of Prairie town ship as candidate the office of Treas urer of Carroll county, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-17
A SAD DEATH.
Mrs. w. L. Pickett Passes Away az
TIGER Bay.

Jonpsyille. August 1.-THE dark
angel OF death entered the home OF
w. l.. Pickett at Tiger bay. Fla OH
last Saturday evening about four
o'clock. and bore away on it p'n!onS
the spirit of his beloved wife. Mrs.
The lima Pickett. The body was
brought here last Monday and III"
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. G. T. Taylor Tuesday morning
ABOUT ten o'clock. Mrs. Pickett was
n native OF Georgia, She moved to
Lakeland with her parents about
seven years ago. later moving to
Tiger BAY. There she met and loved
the worthy MIR. Pickett. and on the
second day OF september last she be-
came his bride. They came and made
their home here until March. when
they decided to locate at her former
home. On the 3rd. inst. a sweet lit
tie gtrl came to their home. and the
hopes OF her loved ones were high
until Thursday. when the physician
pronounced her death near at hand
The baby Is doing nicely. Deceased
was about twenty years old and was
q member OF the Methodist church
She numbered her friends by her &C.
Quaintances. having one OF the sweet.
est of dispositions. She leaves to
mourn her death . loving husband. q
mother and father. three sisters and
one brother. besides other relatives
and innumerable friends. to whom the
sympathy OF this whole community Is
extended.
ONE WHO LOVED HER.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-17
M. Turner and the Rstt,sr.

w. 8. Turner OF Micanopy was in
the city Friday. renewing his sub
scription to The Sun.
Mr.. Turner. on last Sunday. while
returning from church. came in con
tact with six-foot rattlesnake. which
he proceeded to dispatch without cere.
mony. His snakeship possessed twelve
rattles and thu customary button
which Mr.. Turner brought as evidence
Of the truthfulness Of his story.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-17

parted to him the secret OF brewing
the cure from native herbs and bark.
Letter From Governor.
"Foman has letters from Governor
Broward Of Florida, who 10 . believer
in The efficacy ol the cure and from
physicians in Mexico who have used
Il successfully. He asserts that 1t Is
also . specific for hydrophobia-
80 Am anxious to have IN official
test made BY the government Foman
said yesterday. and II the cure proves
all I clain tor 4 Am In hopes the
0Ovesnmsat yin adopt It. I viii sub
NIT TO attacks from any snakes the
Government may provide and prove
that my medicine will cure the bites "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-17
pomroy Serusss Building.

Pomroy Scruggs Of East Gainesville
has decided to erect q new home. and
has awarded the contract for same
to August Wenske.
The material has been ordered. and
a. soon - same arrives work will be-
gin. The work will be pushed as
rapidly ~ possible. and Contractor
Wenske declares this will be one of
the neatest cottages In that section
when completed.
In this connection. Mr.. Wenske re-
quests The Sun to state that he has
again engaged In the general contract.
ing business. and that he is prepared
to give bond for the performance Of
all contracts which might be awarded
him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-17
Money 20 Move Crops

New York. Aug. Is. -Secretar9 u
the Treasury Cortr lyou. according 10
the Tines. nas decided again to cone
70 the r,,i,f Of the money market and
distribute government funds 10 aid tee
movement, " CROPS this year. One
y, tie ,Jc,s in the minds OF the or
ncers Of I've treasury department IS
What m. ravrrnment should place is
funds in tie banks subject 10 WIFE,
drawal y check.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-17
A FINE ooo.
capGalN J. "a. 0ell Neesives q FIN
polmtse from Onlnois.

Captain J. q. 0sii Receives . Fine
eslwtsr from ipineis.
Captain J. Nancy Dell. who Is one
o( the most eathasiastic bird dog fan.
ciers In the state. 10 happy over the
possession Of . pointer pup with q
pedigree that viii bear inspection.
This dog. Sans Hard Cash. was
purchased nom J. N. Baird. Olney
H., and arrived BY express Thursday.
TAs pedigree. which win Be Of inter.
ct 10 dog fsnciers everywhere. Is as
follows:
Sans Hard Cash. pointer. whelped
September :. 1906. Sired by Hard
CasA, dam, Ro1cyTano. Hard Cash
sire. YoanS Jiaeo. dam. Bella Pointer
naseyFano's siFo Vac King Cyrano
dan. Roxy Kent
Capeain Den expects TO bring hia
dog upoa the street for the inspec.
tioa anA aAmisatioa Of spogtsmen -
sooa - the pap 10 sufficiently rested
from his hong Journey.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-17
Tso Killed In kentucky.

Lexington KY. Aug. l5.-ln
Agbt At the home OF VIII Stephens Al
Coodloe. Floyd county. Miss Nora
Stephens and Sam Arnett were killed.
Arne,, and Will Shepherd we're shoot
iux at STEPHENS. who shot Arnett.
His sister, running in. Vas shot II
the head.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-17
o.vGs A pGRFGcT SKIN.


ouiphse In lIsvId Pesm Adds 10 the
ossssy o. Women.
Beauty - only skin Deep" bu,
you cannot b beautiful II you have
and skin disease or bad complexion
Hancock's LIQUID Sulphur quickly
cures ecsema, letter. soees. eruptions
6Doechss. and all skin diseases. Ap
ply Hancock's Liquid Sulphur ONT
meat to the face just A. you 60 to
bed and Il viii sooo give you a
smooth. velvety akin.
Taken internally. Hancock's Liquid
Sulphur purifles the blood and clears
- tho Complexion. A few spoonfuls
- Aot water makes the finest Of sui.
DAnr baths. Al druGgists sell Il.
Sulphur Booklet frse. II you write
Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co.. Balti.
0oea
d. ". W. Lake Of Orlando, ia,
VITO vas cured. says: 1T b the most
veaAssfal remedy for Ecsema I have
sVer novn-"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-17
Express Office Moved.

The Southern Express Company Ii
now occupying new quarters. having
moved to the new Graham building.
corner OF East Main and East Mechan.
&c streets. where they have fitted up
one Of the handsomest and most mod.
ern offices in the State.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-17
s,ax o. Morton 10 Found.

Augusta. Ga. Aug. 10. IRE ooG!
osr ~ N,rrCu, wlo MySt, T!ous.y
disappoa.cI mere was '""hd IN ''e
fayuInah river. ntar where 'ae ho7se
and buggy were discovered. His
hat vas N the buggy when lou"o.
There "a no explanation possible con-
corning the drowning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-17
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The Newark journal., 1907-09-27
MADE USE OF HER LEGACY.
Aunt's Request of Use to Ease Niece's
 Feeling.

When people asked Miss Amanda Green what she received from her aunt in the city as a legacy, Miss Green always smiled grimly and step- ped toward her fireplace.
 Aunt always said she should re- member me in her will" Miss Green would say, and although 1 knew the family traits, 1 did calculate on few hundred dollars, she being worth somewhere up in the hundred thou sands. But what she didn't leave to her son all went to the college where he got his education.
 Tt was stated in the will that l was to choose any remembrance from among the household furnish ings that 1 wished.
 T chose this pair O bellows" and Miss Green would lift a well-worn article from the peg where it hung. Some folks wouldn't sense the fun I've got out O these old things. Aunt Rebecca wouldn't ever let 'em be used for fear they'd start the fire up too much. I've sat over a dying blaze in her fore-room with my eyes on this pair O bellows till it seemed as if my gaze would fetch 'em right off their hook!
 Now I take em down, even when 'tisn't necessary and 1 work 'em back and forth hard as 1 can, and it eases my feelings so that by the time hang 'em up I'm ready to say: Poor old Aunt Rebecca.' instead of-well, something quite different. Youth s Companion.
The Newark journal., 1907-09-27

was on the Republican ticket for coun- ty commissioner. And in the morning, after the Democrats won, he just got on the fence out here and crOwed so vociferously you could've heard him across the river, particularly when l run up the American flag and read the latest returns.
 Yes, sir. Now I know you'll think it's ridiculous when l tell you. but it's an actual fact that that very day my daughter was playing the Star-span- gled Banner on the piano, and that rooster, when he heard it, came scud- ding into the parlor, and after Tipping up on the piano he struck out and crowed that tune just as natural as if he was an educated musician. Posi- tive truth, and he beat time with his tail! He didn't crow like any other rooster. Every morning he works off selections from Beethoven and Mozart and those fellers, and on Sundays he frequently lets himself out on hymn tunes. Why, I've known him to sit on that fence for more'n an hour at a time practicing the scales, and he nearly kicked your rooster to death one day because your rooster crowed flat. I saw him do it myself. And now, 1 really must be going. Good morning.
 am going to kill Cooley's rooster at the first opportunity. I want him to have one thing less to lie about. He has too much variety at present.
The Newark journal., 1907-09-27
TEACHER WAS ALL RIGHT.
Had Answered All Questions in Sat
 isfactory Manner.

I was staying over night with far mer, says a writer in the Chicago Daily News. and after supper We were talking about educational matters, when mentioned the fact that l had passed a schoolhouse about two miles west of his farm that afternoon and that the female teacher, who was standing in the door, was an intelli- gent-looking girl.
 Yes, I got her the place. he re- piled.
 Then you are what is called the moderator? You had to ask her Vari- ous questions to see if she was fitted for the place?"
 Well, not so very many. l asked her about the Rocky mountains and the Atlantic ocean and who Shake speare was and she answered right off. Then 1 said something about Turkey and how many times 10 went into so and her answers showed me she was right up to the mark. Then 1 asked her in case my old woman died during the summer if she'd mar " me in the fall, and she said she'd be durned glad to, and l told her to bring along her duds and take the job
The Newark journal., 1907-09-27
LUST MY LUCK"

That's just my luck" said pessimist
 Bill. When his wagon stuck on the side
 of the hill He was half asleep and he did not see The rut in the road by the old oak
 tree. Had Bill been alert with his load of
 truck He never would have said, That's
 just my luck. When his COW was killed by an old
 freight train, That's just my luck" said poor
 Bill again. Now the fact is this: there's a broken That Bill failed to fix till it was too
 late, And so the old COW with an old cows
 pluck Strayed off to the track just to
 bring Bill luck One wild windy night Bills big barn
 was burned--- That's just my luck, well I'll be
 durned." ;" Yes. Bill would swear, but here is the
 joke, That Bills cob pipe was the cause
 of the smoke Whatever we saw we are bound to
 pluck, Then like Bill we cry: That's just my luck iSt uAIlr rarGraart V, f0r. le with fle Q
The Newark journal., 1907-09-27
k Fowl Question.

Pop"
 Yes, my son.
 Do Mother Carey's chickens come out of the ships hatches?"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26
AN INTERESTING CASE
Question Arises at Hearing wednesday
atU. S. Land office Marquette.

At the hearing ola case brought
by Matt Matson against Edwin En- gle
at the land Office in Marquette the
question whether a .certain house
had been occupied by number of
cows or by Engle became au issue.
The hearing bad to do with home.
stead claim OF 160 acres 10 Baraga
county, viz Ell Of NEl and M Of SEA
Sec 6, T-5I, ,-N.R.84 w.
Engle took out the claim on The
land July l, 1902. In the charge fled
against him, Matson asserts that he
has not cultivated the land and has
not erected any buildings Of any des-
cription on it. He says, and he so
testified that the only building on
theland was one that was there before
Engle took possession OF the land
and he says that this was occupied
the greater part Of the time by a
number ofco VS..
Engle enters general denial oi
the charge. He stated that he had
planted crops on the land and declared
that the house to which plaintiff
referred was in excellent repair, He
denies that cows had ever been .'har-
bored in the house
The hearing will probaly be a diff
cult one to decide, as the statement
OF both sides are wholly contradic-
tory. 1t was continued To
November %. when further testi
money is to be taken before the
county clerk OF Baraga county al
L'Anse.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26
Repair the Sidewalks.

That the sidewalks of the village
are badly in need Of repairs and in a
dangerous condition in many in
stances is certainty. Several ac-
cidents have been reported during
the week. Friday evening Mrs. ].
B. Smith sustained an injury while
on her way home, by steppin.
through a broken board in the walk.
Fortunately she escaped without u
broken limb, but the injury received
is painful one.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26
Install Electric Piano.

A beautiful electric piano was
installed this week 10 Elzior Collins
saloon. The instrument is OF the
newest nickle-in-the slot design and
has combination OF mandolin and
piano within.
The selections which it plays are
varied in -style and when played
throughout forms a decidedly pleas
ing program. 1t is understood that
II will later be operated by water
power thus doing service both day
and night.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26
INJURED IN PEoUAMING MILL.

Napoleon Fish, employed in the
saw mill OF Charles Hebard, and'Son
at Pequaming, was taken to Hancock
Thursday afternoonin the tug Daniel
Hebard. He had sustained o badly
crushed leg in the slab conyeyor. The
conveyor had become clogged, and
Fish and another man we're sent TO
clear it. When the jam was broken
Fish did not jump clear OF the con-
veyor in time, and it caught his right
foot. 1t is so badly crushed that
yesterday it was feared an ampu-
tation would be necessary,
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26
New Basket BAN rea,n.

A new basket ball team was or
ganized this week, composed Of
graduates OF L'Asse High School.
The. lineup pf the team is: G. e.
Blankenhorn, Octave Seavoy, Regi-
nald McKindles, O. o. Deschaine
and W. B. Seifert. The members Of
tbe team expect new uniforms in
about ten days, and by that time it
IL expected that everything will be
10 shape for games. The team prom
ises to be strong one and many
good games may be looked for in the
future.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26
Another Home Saddened.

Wednesday evening the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cherette was
saddened by the death of lola, their
ten-months.ol daughter. Death
was due enemie, from which. the
child had been a great sufferer since
birth. The funeral was held Friday
and interment took place in the
Catholic cemetery.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26
ALL HONOR TO
Old GLORY
Appropriate and Impressive Exercises
Conducted At High school
Thursday.

Thursday afternoon the High
School room was the scene of pretty
and impressive exercises, the occa-
sion being the receiving and raising
OF the new American flag, which was
presented to the school by the beard
and raised to its lofty station at the
top of the new 85-foot flag staff on
the campus. The flag is beautiful
and well made one, measuring 10x20
feet and is of the very latest design.
At $3.50 all the pupils OF the, sew
eral rooms in the school assembled
In the high school room. and the fol-
lowing program rendered.
1, Salute TO the Flag l, 2 and
3 of the Knapsack.
Q. Recitation-"Tb Banner OF the
Free" -. III Matthew Hook
3. Song-"Battle Hymn Of the Re-
public" ............... School
4. Observation-Disclosures Flag
Antoine Cote
5. Song-"R White and Blue"
..... ... -. 80. School
6. Address-"Stars and Stripes
-. !. F. A. Mellencamp
with illustrations on black board
OF the evolution Of the present
flag.
z. Closing Song-"Yellow and the
Blue" ...... .......... School
At the conclusion OF the exercises
the pupils marched to the exterior
of the building, where the flag was
hoisted and photograph of the
pupils. flag and building was taken.
A number Of visitors were in at
tendance at the exercises.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26
s479,415

Thereupon the board examined
the assessment rolls as committee
OF the whole.
On motion OF McKercher, sup
ported by Schwalm, the following
resolution was adopted by the vote
following:
Whereas, upon examination OF
each and all of the assessment rolls
of the various townships OF the coun-
ty for the year 1907, as presented by
the supervisors OF the several town
ships of the county, it appears that
the valuations Of the real estate in
the several townships are relatively
unequal, therefore be it
Resolved, that the assessment
rolls of all the townships in the
county for the year 1907 be and the
same are hereby corrected and equal
ized by deducting from the valuation
OF the taxable real estate OF the town
ship of Arvon the sum OF forty-seven
thousand FIVE hundred and fifteen
(s47, ,5l5) dollars, and deductiny from
the valuation OF the taxable real es-
tate OF the township OF Baraga the
sum OF three hundred forty-sev
thousand FIVE hundred and sixty
($347 $500 dollars, and deducting
frop the taxable real estate OF the
township OF Covington the sum ol
fifty thousand three hundred and
forty.two ls5O,342) dollars, and
adding to the valuation OF the taxa.
BILE real estate Of the township ol
L'Anse the sum OF ninety-five thou.
sand eight hundred and thirty.t two
(e96, 1892 dollars, and dedncting from
the valuation Of the taxable real es.
tate OF the township Of Spur the
sum OF twenty-four thousand six
hundred and ninety-six (e24, ,696) dol.
lars; and be II further
Resolved, that the assessment rolls
Continued on psye four
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26

/ desire TO announce to my GUS
toners that ! have decided TO con-
duct . strictly cash business here.
after, from Nov. lat. and that nc
further credit will BE- extended.
Respectfully, N. HAEsEE,
lO-26-2s L'Anse, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26
Have CHANGED
DATE OF FAIR
Ladies Of Sacred Heart Church Decided
to Hold Fair Nov. 20 Instead
Of Nov. 28.

Special attention OF the public is
called this week to the change in
date Of the approaching church fair
and bazaar to be given by the Ladies
OF Sacred Heart church. from Nov.
28th to Nov. 23d. the change having
been brought about by the fact that
Thanksgiving being day when most
all are SO engaged that the time
could not be devoted to preparations
for the event.
However, the change has been OF
advantage in many ways aud the
ladies are very busy in putting the
project on a sound basis. Committee
meetings are being held and the
young ladies OF the society have again
organized and are holding what is
known as dime socials. for the pur-
pose OF raising funds for the purchase
OF ice cream and other dainties to be
served at that time.
One of the chief attractions this
year will be the grand drawing, for
which the following prizes will be
competed, and for which the price
of 81 will be charged for each ticket.
l. Set OF Dishes.
2. Pair Of Blankets.
3. Large Fruit Cake.
A. Cut Glass Dish.
5. Gallon OF Wine.
6. One Ham.
z. Graphaphone.
s. Large Framed Picture.
8. A Live Turkey.
10. Box OF Cigars.
IL. Bag of Vegetables.
II. Jar Of Jelly.
l3. Box of Cigars.
IA. One Tier of Hardwood
10. Five.Pound Box of Candy.
| The apron, and doll booth will
also attract particular attention as
in many previous instances, and the
| special attractions in the way of
entertainment will surpass all former
efforts.
That the fair this. year promises
to be a successful one is now an
assured fact and it is safe to predict
will eclipse all previous fairs given
by the society.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26
For Sale.

My 20 acre farm, house, and barn
in the village OF L'Anse, for cash or
on easy terms, also W. of NE4 of
Sec "a. T-49,N-R-32-W. on the iron
belt.
JouN B. BELANGER.,
10 rs tf. L'Anse Mich
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26
For Sale.

One good heavy wagon, at a
reasonable price. Inquire of
10 26.4t Con. STEiNMETZ.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26
For Sale.

A carload of heavy draft horses.
Animals may be seen at Menard's
barn. j. f. BRENNAN.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26

Axel Swanson
George Loosemorc
Aug. Holmstron
Baraga-
Henry Ross
Antone Chosa
Martin Magneeson
j. G. Crebassa
William Birk
Samuel Hill
Hokin Lundin
Jules Rivet
Covington--
Oliver Trombly
Philip Gorneau
Richard Roberts.
L'Anse--
Marius Soil
David Levitan
William Goodreau
Norman Gail
H. J. Seifert
Octave Sicotte
John Nyman
Chas. H. Menge
Spur
Frank Perry
Oliver Bruno, Jr.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26
WANTED.

A second handed patent snowplow.
Apply to
N. p. LAvIGNE,
1919 TT LAnse, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26

The first of the season. Oysters
at Town Hall Tuesday evening.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-10-26

Don t forget the chicken pie sup
per Tuesday evening next.