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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-11-06

splendid statesmen. We see no
reason to apologize for our loyalty
and no occasion to withdraw our
support at this time Senator Bur-
rows has been affiliated with the
affairs of congress for thirty-fiye
years. and the mere fact that the
citizens OF Michigan have seen fit
to keep him there. Is proof that he
Is worthy.
Mr.. Burrows has made an hon
orable record, and should he die
tomorrow every paper in Michi-
gan would blaze forth IN eulogies
OF his noble. clean. upright. con-
scientious career. Why wait until
a man has passed beyond the
reach Of word Of praise to ten.
der him the well deserved appro-
baton? Senator Burrows. we ack-
nowledge. has grown old. We
acknowledge that he is gentle
man of the old school. We ack-
nowledge that he Is conservative.
We are even willing to acknowI.
edge that younger men may be
more active. more ready to plunge
headlong into the untried but
much-talked Of theories of the
day, but we do not acknowledge
that their judgment is better,
Their motives higher, their abil.
ity greater. or the results to be-
achieved by them and their pet
schemes any more beneficial than
those of our grand old man,
Julius Caesar Burrows. England
did not cast OF Gladstone on &C
count OF his age and experience.
nor did Germany. Bismarck. yet
there were many In those coun-
tries who did not agree with every
thing these great Statesmen ad-
vocated.
The Tribune would be glad tn
see Mr.. Burrows succeed himself
az senator from his district. We
think he is credit to the state
Of Michigan and that he 10 ably
ntted to occupy q prominent place
b our pstopal councils
lnforr.sd.
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Grand Rapids, Robert M. Montgomery
OF Lansing. present justice OF the su
preme court; Patrick H. Kelley, pres
emit lieutenant governor. and Chase g.
Osborn Of the 500. present regent OF
the University of Michigan.
For United States senator there Is
a growing feeling about the state that
Senator Julius c. Burrows will be IN
opposed when the time comes to elect
a senator. There has been talk for
months of various gentlemen who
were said to harbor senatorial ambi-
lions. but they have either personally
stated that they would not be candi-
dates or their names have ceased to
be mentioned.
There Is just one exception, Con.
gresham Townsend OF Jackson. He
has stated that he will be a candidate.
BAT close friends Of the Jackson man
say that the will not formally enter
the primary against Senator Burrows,
especially since 1t became apparen,
that he will have opposition for re-
election to congress from the Second
district Henry C. Smith of Adrian IL
already an avowed candidate to take
Mr.. Townsend's place at the nation.
al capital.
Others whose names we're men.
toned were Truman H. Newberry. for.
mer secretary of the navy, and Con-
gresham Edwin Denny, both of De-
tro 1t. But these gentlemen spoiled
budding booms by emphatic ally declar.
Ing that they would not consider he.
Ing candidates In opposition to SEN
ator Burrows.
The words OF both CONGRESSMAN
DENLY and Mr.. Newberry in squelcb.
Ing booms started by enthusiastic
friends left no doubt of their positions
In the Detroit News, Mr.. Newberre
was quoted as saying:
Under no circumstances will I he
q candidate for the United States
senate to succeed Senator Burrows
Instead, / will lend my efforts to the
reelection Of Senator Burrows. He
has ably represented the state Of
Is a power in the senate
1t the present time. and I could no,
consider being a candidate against
him."
Congressman DENLY was just as EN-.
'hatic. Following the publication of
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Governor Warmer and the heads Of de
partments appointed by the governor
and has a strong organization. He is
also exceedingly strong in certain O!
the rural sections of the state.
Justice Montgomery has q strong
following among the lawyers, but
there is a growing feeling In political
circles that when the time comes he
will withdraw and devote himself to
his work on the supreme bench, a
position which he il assured as long
as he desires to hold it.
Mr.. Mussellman has many friends
through parts of the Nintn and Eley-
enth congressional districts and will.
OF course. be strongly backed In. Grand
Rapids.
Mr.. Osborn. is, of course, exceed.
ingly popular in the upper peninsula.
and has developed strength in Detroit.
Saginaw and other cities.
For the other state Offices there are
numerous candidates. Ben s. Ham
chett Of Grand Rapids has been men,
toned many times in the. past year.
for the office Of Lieutenant governor.
Fred Postal, president Of the state
fair is another whose name has coma,
before the reuple, but he declares hue
will not enter. Senator Luren Dick
inson of Charlotte has announced him.
self as candidate for this Office
backed by the Anti.SidOon league.
But there is little reason to believe
that either the VETS" or "drys" will,
play any important part in the state
The liquor interest got In.
10 the affair last year and burned
heir fingers, and they are not anxious
10 suffer similar experience.
Senator John d. NJ. MacKay of- De-
.roit, Grant Fellows Of Hudson, Rog or
Wykes OF Grand Rapids. ex-senator
William E. Brown of Lapeer, Will n. |
Smith OF ST.. Johns and several other,
lave been mentioned as candidates 10.
Attorney General Bird. who |
s now serving his third term and has
10 desire for another one.
Secretary OF State Martintale, Audi.
or General Fuller and Land Commits
ioner Russell are in no danger of Cd !
although If two gzbernator;al
from Grand Rapids remain
n the race 1t may make trouble for
Mr.. Russell, who also haas from Kent
county.
The congressional sstuation is com.
'aratively qsiet. Congressman DENLY
g not likely to have opposition In the |
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srssh La, 1oe n. rs,slsetioa q -
atcr BuFrVxA and nothing can pAkG
: ne chsags NJ mind Thip 4 hsys tsld
All my friends who have been 90 Kind
~ to mention my name In connecdo
win the eunatorial nomihation.~ m;
VI w -s y. 4
= D. Stair. another gentleman
whose name was mentioned In con.
nection with the once. has also do
clined TO be considered, and his sin.
certify has been amply proven by the
attitude Of the two Detroit papers In
which Mr.. Stair Is interested, The Free
Press and The Journal. In supporting
the stand Of Senator Burrows and
Smith on the tariff during the recent
special session of congress.
All Of this, coupled with rumorsI
which have been coming fran down
Jackson way. lead to the belief that
Senator Burrows will be reelected
without any opposition. As a matter
OF fact. about the only opposition to
this course which has manifested
Itself comes from the Detroit Evening
News. Democratic paper.
The governorship promises to de-
'elop into a warm race, however. Lieu
enant Governor Kelley IL backed by
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Ring on, please.

They were seated by the ireside
dreaming OF the future when they
would be one; winsome telephone
girl and her nance. The small talk
finally drifted to the question az to
who should light the IRE In the morn
ing. Il was his opinion that It was
!. the wife's place to get up and start
the fire. and let the poor. hard.worked
husband rest.
After this declaration there was ST.
lence most profound, but only for the
space Of about half . second; then
the gfrl thrust out her finger encir.
cled By . ring, and murmured sweetly
but firmly: Ring on. please; you
have connected with the wrong
aumbsr."
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his being possibility. he WAS. inter.
viewed by The Detroit. Journal.
ut has not entered my head to be
a candidate for the senatN." said Mr..
DENLY. III Senator Burrows were no,
a candidate to succeed himself might
possibly shy my castor into the arena,
but nothing >ouid induce me to oppose
Senator Burr ows. Ho 10 an able man,
credit to the state and has made
Michigan power In the national SON.
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P0LITlcAL GOSSIP.

ymem ~ NE poSv-
'''s t'esi estussSeW sm che ststs. - :
Detroit. Mich.--Although the next
general elections ars sun more thar
: year syat. there IL already much
activity among candidates for the vari-
GUS oficss which must be filed in the
state In 1910. 800
For the Republican nomination as
governor there are already four can
didates formally entered. The four
who have presented their names to
the state are Amos Aussellman Of
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Thursday October 18th, A. d. 1909, I
z o'clock , p. m.
There were present Supervisor F.W
Foote, Justices Of the Peace Patric
Bulger and Harvey Selden and Cler
Andrew Johnson.
Minutes of the meeting held Septem
Der Both and Oct. 10 tn were read an,
approved.
On motion Of Bulger supported b,
Selden, the following bills were allowed
by the vote following:
Patrick Bulger board meetings s 4 *
Har rev Selden 8 :" 46(
Matt Hansen electric bulbs and
swp. compound. ............... l 80
W. T. Menge premium on two thous-
and dollars $4,000 insurance on
Town Hall. ................. 80 90
Ayes Foote, Bulger, Selden and
johnson.
Nays-None.
On motion of Bulger supported by
Selden the following Road Improvement
orders were allowed by the vote follow
ing:
Fred Bellemore days labor at
l.1o .................... rs
Joliet Bridge and Iron Company
on contract Herman bridge 200 90
Frank Menard day labor at1.75 10 80
Fine Goodrault3 " 525
Edmon Collins 4 day labor at1.75 100
Thomas Marksman 1day labor at
l.o .............,....... 175 |
Willard Henrick 3day labor Eyer
er at l.15. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Henry Henrick day labor Eyer
er r at LIS. .............. 225
ID. Boudrault 10 day labor SIX and
Peg R at l.75. 22 rs
Joe Curtis "a day labor Taylor R.
at l.75.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 38
Peter Clyne surveying Egerer r.
noau.. ................. z 30
Nelson Penock 10 day labor SIX.
and Peg. r at1.75. % rs
Mike Novak 81 day labor SIX. and
Peg at LIS. IL 38
Guss Crebassa 81 day labor SIX.
and Peg. at LIS. IL 3S
Geo. Pine 7day labor SIX. andPeq.
at l.1o.... .................. IL rs
Henry Henrick day labor SIX.
and Peg r. at Its. 100
Willard Henrick day labor SIX.
and Peg. 100
Ayes Foote, Selden, Bulger and
Johnson.
Nays-None.
On motion of Selden supported by
Bulger, the following ::Road Repair or
ders were allowed by the vote following:
Chas. Penck day labor Egerer
II. at l.15. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 00I ,
Fred Schytte day labor Egerer
II. at l.75. 7 90 4
Henry Egerer day labor Eyer
er r. at LIE. -. 8 rs ]
Matt Egerer day Team Egerer
II. at 4.bO. ............... 4 so I
Edward Seavoy "a day com.
Egerer r.. at 200. -. 48 90
Aeador Seavoy 81 day team. Egg
uoador &C., roo ,,. :. 49, % ~ ;
~. - - ' 'o- -. ia' '''i- !
rhon,as u ~ 80, pos'S ..'''''' 20 OF :
:. ~ ~ '"ooi herman y
80. u 80. 20 w a
:. 1r ~ Joy 'aDoi herman C.
M m Nh. 80 II oo h
,nan 40 uay iaDor her-
80. : 80 a,'.,,''',,',.''..... -. 20 w p
"oei oay iaDor fier-
~ al :. .,',,',.,...'....... IA w /
o' iienhoneh l@e oayiaDor Her
",i a. o........'..''i........ Il 90
Vm lyman iod'ay overseer at2oo |
ep"ns prov |'VV . DAY team
I -. I'LL, o. oo
Sioot.a Ill. D ''.L,s ! w
- inspecting " w
i'm Duiser ouay ihspectinRR. w
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) Ahas 49,. su>ta.o 40. ~. -. y,
tle u heqr6 INN ~. Tnirh hnt .thn
= usually e.'oU11 .aEk 1H19Vss - e
Fourth there - no apparent opp0uiti0
to Ccusressman Hamilton, who q
lsnxture. In the Fifth various runner
i,have been adoat regarding oppositio
to Congressman Dieksma, the mo-
; likely aspiraut being Mayor Ellis
: Grand Rapids. But Mr.. Dickens 1
well entrenched and IN . position I,
tight hard against all efforts 10 dts
lodge him.
\ In the Sixth there are . number o
j people cunning for Sam Smith, bu
there Is no definite line on the situa
ton as yet. In the Seventh, Repre-
sentative Louis G. Cramton Of LapeeI
Is seriously considering entering tn.
race against Congressman McMorran
and Judge Franz Kuhn Of Mt. Glenn
ems has been strongly urged to run.
In the Eighth there IL the usual talk
about defeating Congressman Ford
ney, but Genial Joe" processes to bo
unafraid. There are mutterings up In
the Ninth against Congressman Nc
Laughlin, but whether they will
amount to anything is doubtful. In
the Tenth It is asserted that Frank
Buell. OF Bay City will be a-eandidate
against Congressman Loud. Over in
the Eleventh all is said TO be quiet.
Up in the Twelfth, Robert J. Shields
OF Houghton and Rogers w. Andrews
OF Menominee are both said to be
harboring designs on the seat of Con.
gresham Young. That about expresses
the present condition of the political
market But there are sure to be many
changes before another six months
rolls by.
The Cheboygan Tribune in a recent
editorial takes occasion TO reply to
articles which appeared in several
state papers. criticizing those papers,
which recently published an article
relative to the work Of Senator Bur-
rows and William Alden Smith during
The special session of congress. The
Tribune says:
Some criticism has been made
or those papers In the state which
recently published some plate
matter relative to Senator J. C.
Burrows. Since its first issue, the
Tribune has been a warm support
er Of Senator Burrows and has
watched his career with interest
and pride Thirtyfour years ago
this paper mentioned him with
praise. At that time he had fin
fshed hts first term in congress
and was acknowledged to be one
of the best platform speakers OF
the country A few years later
the Tribune was partially infiuen-
tial In helping to secure Senator
Burrows for campaign speech In
our city,
On the occasion Of every con-
gressfonaT campaign since 1874.
the Tribune has given space to any
item a interest relative to this
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LIQUOR IN POLITICS.

The report comes from Indiana and
chic that the hreweries are losing
money In consequence of the march
Of The temperance wave that is sweep
Ing that section OF the country, 4
procession of counties in both those
states is going dry under the local
option laws, and the drouth promises
ia he worse before it is better. The
original source OF the trouble being
experienced by the liquor men is their
interference in politics.
They have begun crusade against
local politicians who do not stand bs
them and in aid Of those who incline
IL them. Where the. men they fight
ara democrats they anger the demo-
cratic party. and where they are re-
publicans they stir up trouble Win
The republican organization, The re-
sui, is they have reliable. fairminded
friends in neither party and are troa-
bled by a swarm Of enemies lhey
are subjected to damaging political
crosshpe. and the result is that the
,sa,nerance crusaders are aided by a
,,,t;t.ae of active men whom the
,,,nor neople have needlessly and nn-
..a,,. srovo,,ed to enmity on semi
narsonals grounds. Liquor in politics
!, losing game, and the assertion
as, needs argument to support It.
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Ths seorca Of Long Life.

A French scientist has discovered
one secret of long fife. His method
d. ais with the blood. But long ago
millions OF Americans had proved
Electric Bitters prolongs life and al
so makes it worth living. It pu~ifies,
epriches and yitaIizes the blood, re-
builds wasted Eerye cells. imparts life
and t3ne to the entire system. It. a
golsend to weak, sick and debilitated
people Kidney trouble had blighted
my life for months writes w. NJ.
Sherman. 81 Gushing, Me. "but Elec-
trie Bitters cured me entirely" ONLY
soc at Roses Drug Store.
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a SOUND DECISION.

The judge Of the federal district
court for Nebraska has just delivered
a decision OF much interest. The city
OF Lincoln passed an ordinance pro-
viding that dollar a thousand feet
for gas should hereafter be the price
TO consumers, ana the company sup
plying it forthwith rushed into eouEt
to enioin the enforcement OF the or
dinance It was agreed that the COM
any should collect the excess price
giving assurances that If not sus-
tanned in chat course the excess OF
cash extorted should be refunded.
Something like two years have been
spent in digging up all the facts and
the discovery Of all the reasons why
the price of gas should be higher than
one dollar per thousand
The Judge went exhaustively into
the matter and IN his summing ur
found for the city. The company
claimed that Il had the right to col
leet money enough to pay dividends
on three and quarter million dol
lars OF stock and bond cap talization
The Judge declared that no more thar
S63S00o had ever been invested IN
cash, and that the plant was worth
today no more than $1S6,O00 at a fan
valuation. He therefore ruled that 8
dollar a thousand feet was enough tc
cover the cost of producing and de-
livery and leave a margin for strik
ingly large prsfit on the money in
vested This is something entirely IL
accord with the lately established
doctrine that a man and a corporation
alike is entitled to profits ON we'll
managed and actual investments an,
not ON the amount TO which bad man
agement or corrupt practice enahl,
him or it to go into debt.
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sPE clAL \ rlcE.


Brunswick, Ga. March I. 1909,
The books are now open Tor the
making of city tax returns or the
year 1909 in the office of the under
signed, and Will remain open until
May /. 1903, when they will finally
close.
The attention of persons selling o.
acquiring real property is hereby di-
rected to the following extract from
the city code: IT shall be the duty os
persons transferring or acquiring real
property TO notify the clerk If cona.
Gil, IN writing, of the fact of such
transfer, and the name of the trans
ferrer and transferrea. BEFORE nc
FIRST OF APRIL following sncf
transfer, and in case transfer of rea
property shall not be SO notified tC
The clerk, Their the same may be tavet
as the property of the person +
returning the same and shall be sno.
ject in like manner as if no tTansfe-
had been ma e.
| All returns must be in by May :
1909, as per the following extract from
the Gods: IF on the first ay of "a,
lof any year. there is any such rea
estate in said city as has not beer
returned by the owner or claimant
! thereof, it shall be the duty of tn,
clerk to issue an execution asains
said real estate which has not beer
so returned by the owner or owner,
thereof as NoN-RETUl>yE4, 'ROP-
Err Z"
n; B.-An Transfers mist be notet
during the month Of March. All re
turns must be in ty May LIST.
N. o. Russell, Clerk Of coancii.
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WANTED-Four young men to dem
onstrate Red Seal Lye; salary Call
Central Hotel. s to a. M. ~. r.
Hardwegg.
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MAKING SOME PROGRESS.

We are pleased 80 note that N cts
council at its meeting on Thursday
night concluded 10 make some i'm
provemants IN the present system Of
drainage in Brunswick
il was a very difficult matter for the
council to decide whether TO spend
some $4,000 surplus derived from lie
sale of bonds, on the extension of the
sewerage system Or on the drainage
proposition. Both Of these improve
ments are badly needed and The News
does not wonder that the council was
undecided in which direction to spend
this money
The drain on II street is in bad
shape and really needs attention, so
perhaps the council acted wisely in
deciding TO make this improvement at
This particular time.
1t Is TO be hoped. however. that the
council will not lose sight of the fact
that the extension of the sewerage
system is question that Is pressing
for action. The subject of sewerage
IL one OF most Importance, with which
the cities of the country have to deal,
and ii is to be hoped that at the earl
lest possible moment the council viii
make up It's mind to extend the system
as thoroughly as is consistent with
present conditions. At any rate the
council IS certainly 10 be commended
FOR taking mp these two subjects,
Then again the administration ought
to keep iii mind the paving of New
castle street from to Hanover park
with vitriiied brick. This improves
Inent would do more for the appear
ance Of the business part of the city
than anything We can mention and We
are persuaded that the council will
give this the consideration to which
1T is entitled
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RECEIVER PARROT.

It begins TO look as II the apoint-
ment Of Receiver Parrot Of the A..
B. & A. Railway company was very
good ore on the part OF Judge Pardee.
When the appointment was first an
nounced We we're at a loss 10 under
stand why Receiver Arkwright should
have been displaced and we are now
advised that Mr. Arxwright is still
to be connected with the A.. 3. & A.
properties in an advisory. capacity and
that he is going to suDeriDtend the
task Of reorganization. A better man
for this work could not have been
found. Mr.. Arkwright Is thoroughly
familiar with the A.. B. & A. situation
and is human dynamo in activity
and in energy, and that he will sue
coed in his work there can be no doubt.
On the other hand Receiver PARROT
Is a practical railroad man, who has
had vast experience not only in the
construction but IL the operation of
some Of the largest railway lines in
the south.
He win therefore bring to the A.,
3. & A. ripe experience and a SPLEEN
did knowledge of the railroad stu
alton from the very ground up.
As we have contended since this
there is no reason why
the situation should not be satisfac-
torily worked out and we are convinc-
ed that in the person OF Receiver Par
rott Receiver Atkinson win find an
able and stanch lieutenant
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The oHIGIrAt LAEs.vs.'- : .3ycH sgRu,
KENRECY'S tk1AT!Fk HONE ~TAs
Rss Clover Eisassn and ass-- So ss gsss- l1sy,

WE HAVE A VERY ATTRACTIVE
LOT OF ct;lLDaEN's AND LADIES'
READY. To WEAR HATS. THEY
HAVE JUST ARRIVED AND ARE
BEAUTIES. II. v. ADDERLEY, ON
NEWCASTLE STREET..
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wash:noton one cave up

to thee doctors: was kept in bed
for five weeks Blood poison from $
spiders bite caused large, deep sores
to cover his leg. The doctors failed
and then 'sBucklen's Arnica Salve
completely cured me-" writes John
Washington. q Bosqueviiie. Tex. For
~ors~,a hollis hrrns and niles lis SUI
fTems. Z5c a Rosa Drug Store.
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orrIce. 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST.

Correspondence solicited, but to
receive attention, letters must be
accompanied by a responsible name
moi for publication. but as
guarantee OF good faith.
Rejected communications will be
returned If accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made by
coastal ncte. check. money order. or
registered letter. address.
NEWS PUBLISHING co.
HRuNsW CA.
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Better Than for Years.

Man-a-lin an Ideal Laxative.