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knew gr. fot'eNanpie as attraciiye
and clever as Miss Green All. nc
thought there was girl who would
make a man Of Jefferson braiDy. am.
bfilcus, activel Aud the more he
thought Of It the more the idea grew
on him that Miss Green would be nn
ideal daughter in-law md at the same
time snatch his son from the clutensl
of the RossmOre woman
jefferson during all these weeks was
growing more and more impatient He
knew that any day now shirley might
take her departure from their house
and return to Massapequa If the inn
peachment proceedings went against
her father II was more than likely that
he would lose her forever and IT, on
the contrary. the Judge were acquitted
Shirley never would be-willing TO mar
ry him without his fathers consent
and this, he felt, he would never ob
tain. He resolved therefore 10 have a
final interview with his father and
declare boldly his intention Of making
Miss Rossmore his wife regardless OF
the consequences.
The opportunity came one evening
after dinner Ryder senior was sitting
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lovely castle in England. ana one day
he'll sit in the house Of lords He'll
explain everything TO YOU"
Hell explain nothing reioined the
, senator grlmly "Air Bagley returns
TO England tonight He won't have
time to explain anything"
Returns TO Englasd?" echoed Kate.
dismnyed
Yes, and you go with me to wash
ington at once"
The senator ;urned 20 RYDER
"Goodby, Ryder The little domestic
comedy is ended. I'm grateful IT didn't
turn out drama The next time !
pick ont son-in-law hope IN have
better luck"
He shook hands with jefferson and
left the room. followed by his crest
fallen daughter
Ryder. who had gone to write some
thing at his desk, strobe over to whore
Mr. Bagley was standing aud handed
him a check
Here, sir This settles everything to
date. Good day"
But IL stammered the secretary
helplessly
Good day. sir"
RYDER turned his back on him and
convcrsed with his son, while Mr. Bag
ley slowly and as il rcgretfully made
his exit
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roldly. and ne turned Bis back and rs
gan 70 examine some papers lying on
his desk as II 10 notify the caller that
The interview was ended. But stott
was not 50 easily discouraged. He
went on
"As ! understand V. they viii vote on
strictly party lines. and the party IN
power is against him. He's a marked
man. You have the power to help
him" Needless Of Ryder's gesture OF
lmpatience. ne continued. when left
his bedside tonight, sir. I promised to
return TO him with good news | have
told him that the senate ridlcules tho
charges against him. 7 must return TO
him with good news He ls very W 10
night. sir" He halted for moment
and glanced in Shlrley's direction. and
slightly raising his voice SO she might
hear, he added. III he gets worse, we
shall send for his daughter"
where IS his daughterT demanded
Ryder suddenly Interested.
"She Is working In her fathers In
terests,' replied Stott, and. he added
Ht-NthN ohtiN4 hthtNF WIN N'iht hNfN
OF success"
lie gave shirley a quick. questioning
look She nodded aairmatively. Ryder.
who had seen nothing OF this byplay.
said with a sneer:
"Surcly YOU didn't come here tonight
60 tell me thisr
40, sir J did not lie took from
his pocket two letters the two which
Shirley had sent him and held them
ont FOR Ryder's inspection These let.
terg from Judge Rossmare 10 YOU" he
said, show you TO be acquainted with
the fact that he bought those shares rs
an investment and did not receive
them as a bribe"
When he caught sight Of the letters
and he realized what they were, RYDER
changed color Instinctively bis eyes
sought the drawer on the left hand
side of his desk Ia voice that was
unnaturally calm he asked!
Why don't you produce them before
the senator
ut was too Bate" explained stott
handing hem 20 The fnnncler "a ra
celved them only two days neo. Put &c
YOU come forward ard declare
Ryder made an EFFORT 10 control him.
self
"I'll do nothing Of the Kind ] refuse
TO move in The matter. That Is 6ual
And now sir' he added raising bis
voice and pointing io the letters. y
wish 90 know how comes " thar YOU
had in your pos iou private CORE
spondenco nd'hesaed 60 me-"
"rhat cannot answer replied stott
promptly
From whom did YOU receive these
lettefsY demanded Ryder
Stoit Was dumb, while Shirley clutch
ed at her chair as II she would TALL
The tiuanoier repeated the question
~ must decline 20 answer replied
Stott hnally
Shirley left her place and came slow
~ forward Addressing Ryder. she
said.
u wish 70 met---e, si-atona~ss., s,'
(To be Conunuoo)
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Continued from Yesf-gray 3 Daily.l

Continued from Yesterday Daily.)
II 'taid tomorrow repeated Ryder
slightly raising his voice
"Let me see stammered the secre
tary "There is the White star, tho
North German Lloyd, the Atlantic
Transport
Have you any preferencep inquired
the fnancier.
"No. sir. none at all"
'Tben you'll go on board one of The
ships tonight" said Ryder Your
things win be packed and sent TO you
before the steamer sails tomorrow"
The Hon Fitzrov Bagley, third son
Of British peer. did not understand
even yet that he was discharged as
one dismisses q housemaid caught kiss.
ing the policeman, lie could not think
what Mr Ryder wanted him TO 90
abroad for unless It were on some mat.
ter of business. and It was decidedly
inconvepient for him to sail at this
time
"But, sir he stamrered. I'm afraid
I'm afraid
"Yes." rejoined Ryder promptly, u
notice that your hand is shaking"
Il mean that r.
"You mean that you have other en-.
gagementsr' said Ryder sternly.
"Oh, mono. but
"No engagement at II o'clock tomor-
row morning. insisted Ryder
"With my daughterf" chimed In the
senator
Mr.. Bagley now understood He
broke out in cold perspiration, and
he paled visibly In the hope that the
full extent of his plans were not
known, he attempted to brazen 1t out.
No. certainly not, under 40 cir.
cumstanees. he said.
Ryder senior rang a bell.
Perhaps she has an engagement
with you Wen ask her" To the but.
Ter, who entered. he said, Tell Miss
Roberts that her father would like to
see her here"
The man disappeared, aud the sena
tor took hand in cross examining the
now thoroughly uncomfortable secre.
tary.
~ NRh AbVaHhi ny btNA iVbhtAt
pale and that a little excursion TO Buf-
falo would be good sthlng for her?
Well. Is won't he n good thing for you.
young man, can assure you of thatw
The English arstocrnt began TO wilt,
Ills assurance of manner quite desert
ed him. and he stammered painfully
as he aoundered about In excuses
Not with me -oh. dear. no." he said.
you never proposed to run away
with my daughter?" cried the irate Ia
ther.
Run away with herr stemmered
Bagley
"And marry herT shouted the sena-
tor shaking his fist at him
"Oh, say this is hardly fair. three
against one, really, I'm awfully sorry.
eh. what?"
The door opened and Kate Roberts
bounced in. She was smiling and full
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nB daugttcr2"
of animal spirits, but on seeing the
stern face of her father and the pitia.
BILE picture presented by her faithful
Fitz she was Intelligent enough TO inn
mediately scent danger.
Ibid yoa want 20 see me, father?'
she inquired boldly
Eyes. Kate" answered the senator
gravely, Eve have just been having a
talk With Mr. Bagley. IN which you
were one OF ihe subjects Of conyersa-
tion. Can you guess what 1t wasp
The girl looked from her father to
Bagley and from him TO the Ryders-
Her aristocratic lover made move
ment forward as II 10 exculpate him
self. but he caught Ryders eye and
remained where he was.
"wellg' she said. with d nervous
laugh.
"Is It trueg' asked the senator. "that
you were about to marry this man
secretlyf"
She cast down i,er eyes and an.
swered:
oNfl"f1t you hh'N SNti shnih5s
'Haye you anything TO addT' asked
her father sternly.
"No, said Kate. shaking her head.
'Tts true, We intended to run away.
didn't we, FiizT
Never mind about Mr. Bagley,"
thundered her father Haven't you
a word Of shame FOR this disgrace you
have brought upon NET
rob. papa. don't be 30 cross. JET
ferson did not care for me. eouldni
30 ca old Rald Mr Bagley has z
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Mother Gray. a nurse in New York
discovered an aromatic pleasant herb
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TRALiAN.LEAF II Is the only Ger.
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weaknesses and Baclache, Kidney
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N. Y.
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$is.fs4 FOR AN ARM.

Catlettsburg, KY, July s. "A verdict
Of sl31SA for the loss Of an arm was
awarded to John c. Hazelrigg. Of M
Sterling, In the Federal court here TO.
day, against the Norfoil, & Western
Railroad He lost his arm when
coupling cars for the company
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PENNSYLVANlA LAWN MOWERS
THE BEST MADE. AT HlRscHl g.
kNEBEL co.

Quality shop Stogeg. a clean.
Wholesome smoke. made from the
hest quality OF domestic tobacco
Good from start to finish Three for
hye cents, $3.50 per hundred. Get
some now at Olsmitha
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HE ATE roo FAST.


Special TO Daily Leader
Pittsburg. July S. Death from eat
ing too fast IS the unusual verdict re-
turned by the coroner's Jury at the in
quest into the death Of Setye Solomon.
inmate of the Western Pennaylvania
hospital for the insane at Dixmont.
who on May 20 choked on piece OF
meat
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The oldest and bess. No substl-
tutes. Pure drugs. Oar prescription
department Is the best in city. Rem
fro's Drug store.
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TO the Victor belongs the best
goods Were Jacksonian in way.
Come IN. Corner lst a Harrison.
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Did YOU twig the pavn scUnt Tho
parties were IN one OF Hooyers rigs
Ask the man
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Roll In your mouth. Our rolls are
the best Our cookies have the call
in Guthrie. Richmond's bakery,
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-01

Yeas-Hild, Lundin, Price, McMa-
hon, Kenetick.
On motion the board adjourned.
~ James Mcmahon, Secretary.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-01

Leo Pulzke has been engaged dur
ing the past few days in making gen.
eral improvements in and about
Bapga cemetery. Considerable
amount of money will be spent this
year on improvements,
/ Joseph Hager is preparing to open
q confectionery store in the Schwalm
building. The building is being given
a thorough overbauling and will pre-.
seat neat appearance at the open
ing.
The steam barge Langell Boys and
consort G. w. Jackson left this port
Tuesday for Saginaw, loaded with
lumber from the Nester docks.
While en- route to Pequaming Sat-
urday last, Edward Foucault met
with an accident which has cost him
the loss of one arm. 1t appears that
Mr.. Foucault, in company with
another young man, we're driving to
Pequaming. Upon starting out he
placed his rife in the wagon and
when a short distance from the vii
lage in some manner unknown to
either his friend or himself the gun
| was discharged. The bullet. which
was OF the soft-nose steel-cased
brand, catered the young mans left
shoulder from the front, and separ-
ating tore its way in two directions
through the shoulder, the bullet
coming out at point near the arm,
while the casiug. came out near the
shoulder blade. As soon as possible
tboryosBg man was hastered to- Pe-
ouaming and thence TO bis home by
oue OF the Hebsrd tug boats: II was
found that amputation would be
necessary, and on Monday evening
the injured member was removoo' "
being necessary to take the gseater
/ part OF the shoulder of in order to
get beyond the Injured parts. The
latest reports given as to the young
man s condition are that he is'gain-
ing rspidly from the effects OF the
shock
| A social dance will be given Ia
Grandville Hall this evening under
the auspices OF Miss Alice Orebsssa
It is to be the formal opening o.
Miss Crebssss's dancing school
| which has just been organized.
Miss DurreIl Wonders, Of Alstco
lis . guest ct the home Of Mrs. SlA
Pangboru ia this village.
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Mrs. James J. Byers, Of Hoog6 ton

Mrs. James ]. Byers, OF HoughtoD,
spent Wednesdaythe guest OF friends
in Baraga.
On Sunday morning at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Gillson, at Aston, will oc-
cur the marriage OF Miss Bessie
ellison, TO Ernest Sullivan, both Of
Aston. Rev. Ernest Brown, OF
Baraga, will officiate. The cere-
mony will take place at 100 clock.
e. |. Real is having the interior
of his drug store repainted.
Messrs Wesley Holley and Leon
ard Gillespie. of Alston, called on
friends here Wednesday.
Cohl Bros. are contemplating the
erection Of an addition to,their store
building. The work will be com
menced Monday morning in charge
Of n Theobald.
| Breakstone expects to leave
Monday next for several days visit
in Chicago.
The barge J I'll. Cahoon is taking
on q cargo OF lumber at the Nester
docks for Saginaw.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid
Johnson, Wednesday last, a daugh-
ter.
As the result OF fall from a swing
board Friday OF last week, Lillian,
the 9.year-old daughter of Arvid
Johnson, sustained fracture of the
right arm at the wrist. The break
was of o serious nature.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

The steam barge Pahlow. Of the
Hines Lumber Co., was In port this
week.
The barge Geo. Nester IS expected
TO arrive 10 this port today
Bora, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Funke,
Monday, q sou.
Mrs. John Robinson, Of Calumet,
was a guest at the home Of Mrs. O..
0. Holmes, Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Vaughan left Wednes-
uesday for several days visit with
friends ia Milwaukee.
Miss Violet Rousseau, OF st. .Ignace,
ris q guest at the home OF her aunt,
Mrs. Joseph st. Germain.
Patrick Gavin had the misfortune
to have several fingers OF his lett
hand badly injured Monday, by be-
ing caught in the gang saw, while at
work in the Nester mill.
w Rsssk james, Of Hancock,
transacted business in Baraga Fri
day,
The Clifton Remedy Co., which
has for the past few weeks beer
touring the copper country. are
booked to appear in Baraga Towr
Hall. Monday evening next. The
company viii at that time begin I
weeks engagement. The perform
ance Monday evening will be free q
all, and small admission fee vii
be charged each evening thereafter
The conpany's bill includes many
brilliant specislties.
Appropriate exercises in com
, memoration OF Memorial Day wer'
held in Bsraga high school Wednes
DAY afternoon by the pupils un
der The direction OF the Misses Robil
lard ia McRandle. A general %
sefssy De OF the day was made by
holidsy Thursday, IL which the en-
tire school participated.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-01

The steam barge Pahlow. Of the
Hines Lumber Co., was in port this
week.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-01

correspond with Sears Roebuck Co.
regarding invoice Of seats ordered
some three months ago, and which
has not been received here to date.
Ayes-all.
On motion Of Lundin, supported
by Keneick, that the secretary look
up title of SWi OF Sc, Sec. 80, with
view to securing location for school
house. Ayes all.
Treasurer reports having received
primary school interest
money :. $10,780 90
Delinquent school tax. 49,. 567 AZ
Moved and supported the report
be accepted and filed.
On mction the board adjourned.
James Mcmahon, Secretary.
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Ayes-McMahon, Kenefick, Price,
Lundin, Hid. Nays-none.
The following interest was paid to
Houghton National Bank
Eighty days interest on two thou
sand and twenty dollars .$26 80
SeventyYfour,days interest on
two thousand dollars -. 24NS4
Ayes-Hild, Kenetick, Mcmahon,
Lundin, Price. Nays-none.
On motion OF Kenefick, supported
by Price, that James McMahon be
appoioted purchasing agent for the
Board of Education.
Ayes-Lundin, Price, Kenefick,
Hid. Nays-none.
On motion OF Kenefick, supported
| by Mcmahon, that Prot. Clinton en-
/ gage . teacher for kiodergsrten.D 3
Ayes-All.
The secretary Was Instructed to
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-01
Baraga, Mich, Jan. 20, 1907.

Baraga, Mich, Jan. 28, 1907.
A regular meeting Of the Board OF
Education was called to order by the
president, John Fl Hid.
Present-Hild, Keneick, Lundin,
Price, Mcmahon. Absent t-none.
Record Of sessions Dec. 3, "a, 27,
were approved as read.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-01
BaraSa School Board Proceedings.
OFFICIAL,

OFFICIAL,
Baraga, Mich, Dec. "a. 1906.
Regular meeting OF the Board OF
Education was called to order by the
president.
Present -Kenefick and Hid. Ab,
sent Mcmahon, Price, Lundin.
On motion meeting adjourned uu.
til Dec. 27, s p. IN.
Jas. Mcmahon, Secretary.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-01
Blraga. Mich. Feb. 25, 100.

Blraga. Mich. Feb. 25, 1907.
A regular meeting of the Board of
Education was held, called to order
by the president, John FL. Hid.
Present -Kenetick, Price, Lundin,
Mcmahon, Hid. Absent none.
Record of session Of Jan. 28th APP
proved.
The following bills we're allowed:
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THU, UICNIdUUT' INHyS-UUUV.
The secretary WAS instructed to
purchase of w. M. Weloh Co. TWEEN
ty, single desks No. /, seven rears
No. |, ten single desks No. 2.
On motion the board adjourned.
James McMahon. Secretary.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-01
Baraga. Mich. Dec. 81.

Baraga, Mich, Dec. 27,
8p. M, 1906,
Presept-McMahon, kenefck. Ab-
sent-Hild, Lundin, Price.
On motion the board adjourned.
Jas. Mcmahon, Secretary.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-01
NOTICE.

For tha convenience Of those having
itena which they desire published. APP
pointmeDts may be made with me by
leaving word at Deffoe's Jewely Store.
will be in Barsga each Friday.
THE BDTon,
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-01
csusdn'. stand the Racket.

csuldnt Stand the Racket.
there's country buyer out there" |"
said the senior member of the hrm.
that want you to take care Of"
"Not me. please" protested the
salesman. II promised my wife ia
stop drinkine."-Philadelphis Press.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-01
Baraga, Mich, March %, 1907

Baraga, Mich, March 25, 1907.
A regular meeting of the Board OF
Education was called to order by the
president, John RI Hid.
Present Lundin, Kenefck, Hill,
Mcmahon, Price. Absent none
Record OF session of Feb. 25, ap-
proved.
Secretary reports having received
thirty single desks as ordered from
the W. NJ. Welch Co.
Motion made and seconded, the
secretary was instructed to have the
seats placed for use in the school
rooms where needed Ayes-all.
The secretary was instructed to
send one furnace CRATE to the Carroll
Foundry for patteru aud have eight
furnace CRATES east for school fur
mace.
Ayes Price. Luudiu, Hid, McMa.
hon, Kenefick. Nays
On motion of Lundin, supported
by Keuefick, that Robert Price be
appointed committee Of one to
close agreement with the Worcester
Lumber Co, regarding school site at
Sturgeon River bridge, Sec. 81, 7
So. r. 33 w. Ayes
The secretary was instructed to
secure the services Of Miss Rosella
Siffmonds as teacher Of the high
school for coming school year at au
advance in salary Of ten dollars per
month.
Ayes-Lundin, Keneick, Price,
Hid, Mcmahon. Nays-none.
The following bills we're allowed:
VIM. Kitz Co. ;. ....... "a
Smith Premier Co -. 8 80
d. G. Heath -. 10 40
Nesbitt Hard ware Co. >. i 55
w. M. Welch ....,.. -. .96 90
Mrs. John Falk. ..... 2 80
Jas. Mcmahon ............. 36 90
H. Lundin :. -. -. 2 90
Yeas-Hild. Lundin, Price, McMa-
hon, Kenetick.
On motion the board adjourned.
w. James Mcmahon, Secretary.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-01

Two show cases--one eight feet in
length, and one ten feet in length.
Sale price 81 per foot. Call and see
them. 4. I. REAL, Baraga. b-25.lt
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-01-04
NyvINDHAM COUNTY COURT,
w April Term 1907.
JULIA zuILL


Whereas, Julia Zuiu of Rockingham IN
the County of Windham has filed in the Of
fee of the clerk OF this court her petition
setting forth the marriage ceremony be
tween herself and Herbert B. ZuilL her
residence within this state and county, and
that while she has faithfully kept the mar,
riage covenant the said Herbert b. Zuill
has violated the same for that he did on, TO
wit. the Goth day Of March, 4. d. 1901, de-
sert the petitioner and has since contin'
ued such desertion; that the said Herbert
b. is now without the state Of Vermont ana
in parts to the petitioner unknown; and
praying that the bonds Of matrlmony +, De, 6e,
tween her and the said Herbert Is. Aulil
NAV be dissolved and q bill Of divorce be
granted here for the cause aforesaid, aud
that an order OF notice by publication may
issue in the premises,
ii is therefore ordered that the said Her
bert b. Zuill be required to appear before
me Honorable County Court next to be held
an Newfane. within and for said County OF
Windham. on the second Wednesday oi
April A. d. 1907. and make answer to the
said petition.
And il is further ordered that the petit
toner cause this order, with the substance
OF said petition as above set tofth 10 DC
published in The Windham County ke'
former, newspaper printed at bratueDoro
in said County OF Windham, three weeks
successiyelv. the last publication to be az
least six weeks before the commencement OF
said April term Of court.
Dated at Brattleboro, in the county OF
Windham. this 26th day OF December A. -
1906. ,,,,, ~. r,..t.
GIBSON & WATERMAN, Attorneys ior
petitioner. -"