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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
ROOSEVELT 4
HAND WORKER

oYgTisn mar. June ss-The
new executive affieeH upsued this
morning At 4 30 a.elpeh Aatulth=
STANDING President Hoas@esitsa an .
nouneemeuf that he desired rest, BE
Immediately commenced work when
the mail aNiFef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
EDITH BELMONT IS RUNNING BROTHEz ON FIRST AVENUE OPPOSITE
POS7OFCE AND AS USUAL THE POLICE KNOW NOTHING ABOU7
STAR TIPS
Probable Winners of
Today's Races

FIRST RAcg-Red spinssf,
O'ConneF, ModdeF,
BUCOhD RACE - nurdock,
Pirate Maid, narasto.
THtRO RACE-Annie Marie,
.. u. Shs~, Cfigli.
FOURTH RACE - hountes
bank. jim Gore. Bsssen1as
FIFTH RACE -Monds. Myr.
tis ~, William y.
SlNTH RAcE-kittY Kelly,
Step Around, Rosario.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
MURDER
"A Miner Loses His Life i'm aMyS.
feriouS Shooting Affray al
the Mining Town of Wiz
keSOn LAST Night

4 TACOMA. June SIN a drunken
LEV Al wnk~son last nixnt William
1s1ieis a miner Who had bsen a.
Nnzsson A. the employ ~ the Gale
frssk Coal Company for nine
so9ths WAS shot ard Instantly
&'Asd
three shots were fired outside Of
~ saEoon a few minutes after \
kk=ay quarrel has taken place h.
lrsxn the men inside Just Wno
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
MINNIE T0NkA SAFE

4 telegram received by Cook a
Co. aeente ~ the Americana Hawaii
an Company. states that the new
steamship Minnetufika Of that iinc
for She safety nf which such grave
fears we're falt that che was placed
at reinsurance at IS per cent mr.
rived at san Francisco Yesterday
she viii come here 20 discharge part
of her earKa and load Tor The Hn'
wailan islands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
roR a WoRTHY cAuar

A recital Win be sixsn ~ = ssfons
combination nf professional artists
for the benefit ~ the ftofa a Girls
Aid Society - Washington. a Chris
t~useu's hail. Wednesday evening
July J. The talent Includes William
Lee nresuieaf Of hagsuu. who will
give dramatic readings Mrs. O. A.
g.. Rochester. Win ullI render xus al
selections Mfs L t.es Grand Car
Ter and Mrs. ~ ~ A. ffsAch. violin
sptofsfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

fired the shots u not known, bat
three men. all miners. arr suspected
and are urdsr the surveillance ~
local officers &no are waiting fOr
the arrival o. ne sheriff
Daniels was single man u yrars
a aNe.
wllksmou L. q town on the line ~
the Northern Pacific railroad. ~
fs4lies southeast % Tacoma The
place l. ss,snetimes called Hope,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

The nnic Of seats for the three
night engagement OF T. ". Eothcrn,
at the Uanu. In Justin iiuutley Mr-
eafthXs celebrated play. n > We're
King beginning tomorrow cvcn-
ing has been Is record breaker and
Indicates the popularity of this roe
mHHfia actor The fgil Srw York
company VIII present the play
MaN aud Mary Maxwell two
Young aisls Of unsaVory reputation.
were arrested early this morning by
Detectives Hubbard aud Freeman 0n
+ fHafFe - idf-s ~ i-ii'-d = Tlnnf.
The girls are I'm the habit OF fire.
aHaHHiHE sHfHHHH in the tcndrriuiu
diaIfieIa.
4 mfy Is judge HrlIp court l1io ihls
afternoon found cad Io8sHo guilty
1T iaffaHK from the ptfruu. THE
Wanna has for wears been knpsH a.
tho noHsh ~ ses ssus plekpo - I
but haa never lebs 30 convicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
MISS LENA MH0FF
MAY BECOME QUEEN

Miss Lena Marie fmbnff b. offered
- candidafe Tor queen or the mid
SUMMER lnhor carnival hy the United
IifH wafk Workers union
Miss imhoff r. the daughter ~ q
brewery worker and resides 90 ias
ftepuhheau street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
ANGELS ARE
COMING BACK

Tomorrow viii be an or day IN the
Pacific National League Seattle
and san Francisco are playing or
the postponed game Of the SERVES this
aftefn con. Wednesday Charley
Reilly viii bring his braves hack 10
Seattle from Tacoma 10 get busy
with Dug Babes.
1se Los Angeles top nntchtrs VIII
play regularly every day With Cap
tain Huieu and his men until BAfur-
day. On Saturday the Fourth 81
July. these viii be two games. one
ia the morning and another IN the
afternoon.
The game Sunday afternoon 5vill
complete the series nth Los An
'Afr7 80
DuRlala and McCloskev are IN Ta-
coma today attending The meeting
~ the directors Of the Pacific Na-
EiasaI League.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
WANTS NO
SALOON

NJ Great Northern Railway com
ny. ~ ita aft0ruryH Burke shepard
thfiiivra. this afternoon flied q pro-
~ Aeairnt The apo. lcatiqn u dohn
.is1trY for Saloon iiceuae - tbs
l.'fnes d Western avenue md NlrFin-
street Tho application was made
'.ffrai weeks ago end waH held tip ~
re- iast meeting NJ the eiiE council.
y z stlli pend'nE Sd the police iieenes
- reYenuc committee
no rrJiafnHfa give the following
issara for opposing fhe license
H. ststiit IL 3 tl-,.i.. - u. "a =. :
y R-fea rin be- 30 demofaiize The
,'1AaEatree ne che tunnel. r. iead
u ineH ~ nqlardar their eHrumHH
= = i.st ~ thebe.i them. f. inefsass
~ tnacacy y paHie diHorier. ara
HfatlY p intauefe alth * ur9affsa
in'E iHb1ftaht N1Ih 49,
a..s.
CHICAGO, June % Wheat % to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

G x Whitehead whn says he Was
robbed in The Miaasf erihhauss last
FRIDAY ulflht. this morning nMnrs 70
campb.ga befafe justice Cans
charging Georgia Stein. an inmate al
the rvaaff, with the theft lie naYv
that The Woman stole So in Sc sold
rtst~r from him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

ztsiasi tssss= ssae.1-ts 81 gEsscn =
the Carnival
sfiae Marie Truckey has been en-
rieyed for the past five years ~ tbs
Iiszn Marcha company where she has
charge fhe transfer desk. shs V
sus Of the mast popular - the en-
pfufes IT this biE store and has tht
happy faculty Of making and hcspinF
friends she - decidedly handsome
ard nttEhf 20 maize a strong pull fnf
the title ~ carnival queen. she Vas
enc n ths first - the iady clerks %
iala the union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

ROBBED

Dr. and Mrs l.. L. Lumsdeu, form
eriy of this city. were the victims Of
q strange mlsadventure at San Juan,
Porto Rico. recently. according 20
press dispatches received here yca-
terday. While guests at the Hotel
lurlaterrn, the leading hotel Of san
Juan. they were drugEed and rob
bed u their money and teEeiry The
crime was committed IN The hotel
choral being placed Ia lemonade
served the young people. The per-
Ger ~ the hotel VAS arrested on HuH-
picion.
Mrs LumHdeH. who Was formerly
Miss Alfredo iieaif. lived several
years in Seattle. ard WAS married IN
this city q year age. She in a
daughter Of Capt J J. Healy, one 81
tho pqueerH 81 the Yukon. and now
wealthy AluHkau promoter.
Ur. f.umsdfu ia 10 the United
States Marine hospital service and
~ now stationed in Porto Rico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

The above photograph shows the
Pacific Coast Steamship CofnpanS's
senataf "a the ice foes ar her way
to Nome The picture was taken hy
Pursar Howard Ewing when, ne fire.
uuvnfiy occurred. u became hFc.s-
Aary 70 clear the Ice away from Tie
propeller Ia order 10 make any
hrad~ay AZ times IN her progress
the ic~ was piled 20 high around the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
REV. T. C.. WfSWELi
OUTS THE MINISTRY

Re. TAassssa q Wisseii Yentsrs
/ day morning resigned the paetefate
% The t'niVeFaltr Congregational
church. which ~ has hsia lot the
past sin years ana announced bis n :
I tcutson ~ retiring from ths min
/ lstry, Hts Hetiaff NaE n9nnlefe
surprise - hts congregation.
> = t''f-sz---r-,--,. -'afsSszs
~ his sctian ~ his objection 70 See
tafianism
re viii eauiinas to reside AZ TINT
/ ysFsity sta iarl and ssif probably Oh.
I tain employment a. a nteno4 apher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
NO RACE TODAY

HIgIftANpR. n Y. June -
There IL = bowling northeast storm
To-Day aud a ge-mlle wind. Sir
Thomas and the American yachts
men are appointed. a. today was
set for = shamrock try-cui over a
ffsssa ssfFed course
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

- sesezs4 eza-aa- - sa5s= s..ss
characters waa made Ia the tender
loin last night By city Detectives
Bvrnea and Tenant Inst night fHur
mon who have been under suapie on
by the police were sent 10 the city
lnl where they nre now held With
out charges Those arrested last
niaht were HaY Htll william Dun
bar. William Gefmsiu and Eddie
Born.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

A. .. croder Waa fined $40 and
gasiH b. Justice Cam today for
y nftinR ~ the 80 q i.ade Win.
1T ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

n giasicAeo. June o Wheat 80 to
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12
CT Dffentli@u Gebdube burhsefiibrt

ler DffsntlideR 9sbdube Ourhsefiibrt
bat.
6ier feierte Der Neltor Der hiefisen
Motare, MItbiirsermeiiter unb 2ans
bes SberIdiibsnmeiiter Or. ge!er
polaafder, iein 50idsrises 0o!turs
Subildum.
8ubupeit. = Sn Der gsmeinbe
Ssalfa botsn bic beiber Rumdren
Stefan 8olcfan unb MatbGus aoiSo
mebreren 8auern srDBere Summen
falI6en @elbes fir .btes on. S9silz
lpeile erbielten bic Sallhmiinser audi
ehtes @elb; ber Bauer Mntor Sasfu,
Der Bel ben bsiben HumGner srDbere
getrdse seieber batte. iteute ben 9ei=
ben ra9 urb itredte iie aug einem
5tuterbalte nit HeboIperihIfIen niez
Der. sporauf er bic 2stdsn berau6te.
S&wets.
Ringenbers.- Der Nutionalz
ratb 3urbu6en 1T mad lGn9erer
Rrantbeit geitorbsn.
Stgnau. gs tpurbs Der nsunz
urospansisidbrise nerbeiratbete Mslz
fer Sob. Blaier betm 5olafdlleu bon
elmer 3anns sesroTfen, 10 baB er einen
S9doelbru9 erlitt uno itarb.
2u3ern. - Bonn 2u3erRer griz
miraleeridt tpurbe Soiepb 5aas bon
Romoos. Der ieinen Wutsr eritohen
bat, pegsn Sobtl9lass gu 5sbn Sab
rer 3uhtbuus perurtbeiIt.
9ern. 9lls gtubent Weiie! iih
benz portale bes gbemiessbGuoes nds
berte. nor benz Der rufIiide Stubent
MeiBblum ftanb, 5os bsr2eBtsre plOBz
lid einen Hepolper berror unb ihob
auf Weiiel. Mie burh Elm Wunber
blie6 Der Mnsesriffene D0lIia unberz
leBt. MeibNum tpuroe fofort oerbafz
tet.
ct. gdl1en. - 3ur Seisr Der
Wabl bes Serrn Or. So7fmann gum
prGibenten bes StGnberdtbes fan5
cine 0oltsfunDseburg itatt.
sSn ber Maihinenfabrit 8ennirssr
&c sic. au u5tpil entitanb elm 8rano
| in Der Malerperfita:te. Dte Waherz
i6dbisunsen iinb 10 bebeuteno, buB
bieIes9eb1ube umgebaut rperber muB.
Sn 2narno tpuroe bic 3eihe bes
S9riftiteGers gmil Serser aus S6ers
u5lpil auf oem Gee ss5osen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12

Gus elmer kftimnlten Siek naitsebrd&t
baben. Die 8enobner Der Snfel kbtn
rGnllid ale bon Der @dnammfifGe.
rel.
gs aiebt auber aud niele @eifpit1t.
bag Graltn allein Shiffe gefiibrt bas
ben, uenn lie burh ben Druid Der
DrbaItniffe ba3u gestpungen iDdren.
Gin t9pii1er Gan bafiir lit Der Der
8rigantine Moorbura, bic i'm Gerbfl
bes sSSabres 1877 auf elmer Meife bon
Gbina na1 2fnitralien BON Der G6O<
lera betroffen tpurbe, Nur Bic Grau
bes Captains entains Der Rrantbeit.
unb iie tpurbe NOD baburh gebemmt,
bab lie einen SGusltng gu ndbren unS
tparten butte. 5rnbbem fteuerte he
bas Shtff nadb 8risbane, mas eins
9etIe bon Iieben Wohen Duuer be-
beutet, unb pdbrenb lie bic Mrbeit Der
aansen Mannfdaft berrihtete. pfleste
lie in ibren freien Musenbliden aiid
nod bic aranten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12
Nrattett ais &eeIeute.

syn 8riitol tuurbe Dor einiger 3eit
3ll algemeiner leberraIdung entbsdt,
baB elm iunges Mdbhsu fih bon bort
INNER als semeiner MatroIe einz
Ihiffte. gs lit ieboh feline 10 sroBe
Seltenbeit, baB Srauen CUR See sehen.
gttpa Inn bieielbe 3eit tam Der Dfer=
reihilhe Dampfer 3ora BON Mleranz
bretta in pbilabelpbia nit elmer .8es
mannrne" bon tiirtiiden Srauen an,
bic nadb Der 9lnsiase bes gapitGns
borsiiglide Weatroien tpuren. Grit in
ben leBien Woden unter3eibnete Der
frahs0itIDe Marineminilter tpieber bic
GrlaubniB fir eine Truu aus einem
normanniIben syiIherOorf, iiG on
8orb elmer Jilher19mad uls Mitglieb
Der ShiffsmannI1aft einauidiffen.
DisIe grldubniE mar, tDie beriatet
tpurbe, bic S., bic BON benz Marine=
mtnifter tpdbrenb eeS pergaugenen
Sabres unterSeidnet nurbs.
Mn Der bretpniIdwn Gufte berbienen
I'M @an5en segen 5000 Jrunen ibren
2e6ensunterbalt duf bieje Meije. eSeoe
mdb cine offieielIe grlaubniB baben,
ebe lie ihren sefdbrlihen unb beIdtper=
liGen 8eraf unnimnt; bunn aber
nimmt lie In 8esus auf ben 2obn ilnb
bic Mrbeit bieIelbe Gtelle nie ibre @s=
fG6rien Elm.
Sn Norpesen, Shlp.ben unb Gin=
9anb i4ifften ii4 Grauen bdufig ais
Matrofen Elm, nbne 0ab GintpenDun-
gen gema9t tperbeH, nno lie leilter
\ Norsiigli9es, tpGbrenb in Ddnemurf
Diele Sranen bonn Staate uls piloten
gebrauht iperben, Su ibren fleinen
8poten gehen lie ipeit in bic See hinz
aus antDmmenben Gebiffen entgesen,
bann flettern lie iibsr 8orb, unb .nahs
benz lie i6r Dfficielles Diplom se3eigt
baben, iteuern lie bus SdifI gel9idt
IN ben nafen.
Qne Mdbhen anf Der Snlel 6tmld
Bel Mbobus iinb tiihnc unb geIlbidte
G@telkait nnb iiberbies Dor3iialidt2 2aus
DER Sic trliiifen 5ur See geben. penn
re nuh benz G6eitano ftrsbtH, oenn iie
oiirfen crit bann htirdtbtn, iptnu iit
tptnigFens brti G<eKilen usitstmodt
alnb tire befonbert 4rt @&tpdnnf1s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12
Gin neues gSabIfampf.weitteI.

Nus 2onbon tpirb 6erihtet: Mls bds
mobernite 9iilfsmittel i'm Wahlianpi
bat iib bus Mutomobil bei Der iiingifen
Mabl in Nenmarfet, bic nit benz
iiberrui9enben Stes bes 2i6eralen
Gbarles DaD Nofe enbete, glGnsens
6eipd6rt. Gs III tpobT bas erlte W1ai,
baB bus neueite 8eTdbrt cine berDors
rasenbe Rolle i'm politii9en Rampfe
gelpielt bat. SIN @anaen par.n ettpa
SO MotornaHn babel tbGtia, fir beibe
2aser anndberub bieislbe 3nbl. Sis
bra4ten iosar elm bsrIDbRenSes Mo-
msnt in ben aampf. Der petroleums
mangel 6eiiegte ale @ebanten an po.
laiide Oifferen5sn 5ipil9en ben @a.
senfibrern. 5dufts bielt Elm liberas
Ter Qutomo6ilift an, I'm einem unio.
ntitif9en 5ubrer eine 2aburg aarbib
ooer eine 8allpne petroleum AT qs6en.
uno umgetebrt 6ebanoelte Der unioniIt
ben 2i6erulen famsrabidaftlih. Ga
NOR ben sansen Sag Elm @e6en unb
gfebmen; duf 6eioen 5eiten mar aroEs
yta4frage na9 neuen WprrGtben.
Der Garbioat Mr. NoIe muchte eine
Motorfabrt bon 13O Msilen. 2lud
brei Samen in einem tpeiBen unb
6lauen NutomD6tl paren ben aansen
Sag fir ben liberalen ganbibaten tbdz
tig; etne anoere Dame lsiftete MehnIie
4es fir Mr. 8rai7ep. Sine Mn3abI
parlamertarier unb Sportsfeute pas
rem gleidSeitis auf bsioen @eiten tiida
tig bei9dftist. Gin nit bier pierben
beipannter Wasen ipurbe 5tpar aud
fur bic corlerDatioen W16ler 6enubt,
a6er bic metiteu ldnbliden Wdbler
5osen bas Qutompbil por, gana gleid,
tuem es seb0rte. Ginige peigerten iiM
geraoeau, Elm anbsres gefGbrt su be,
nuben, unb nahkr riihmten lie Iidb.
bas Mutomo6il Der einen partei bes
nubt unb - fir bic anbsre seItimm!
81 BADEN!
Die Sdnenisfeit Der W1otore mar
iebr groB. a6er bic polisei mar btess
NAL na6iidtig. BON ben Wablfabr.
ten Der iiesreiden 2i6erasn, 6ei benen
.s sanS nsu mar, baB lie eben1osut NIT
Gefdbrten uusasriijtet tparen, fpie ibrs
@esner, beridtet Elm Sbeilnebmsr:
Die 5abrt bon Mr. 92oIe mar Iebr
aufresenb. Wir perlieBen Nespmartst
Dor Sasesan6ruh bei 1dredlihem
Resen, unb unier einsiser Sdub ges
gen &egen unb Winb naren infsrs
lle6ersiekr. Wir mubten u6er untsr
alien llmitdnben bprtpGrts. @rnpptn
eifriser liberaler Mrbeiter erpartefsn
beIorgt unIer aommen gu Der feitse.
lest.n 3eit in ieoem Dorf unb in iebsm
Gomite5immer. 60 eilten mir pors
tpdrts, bonn Sturm ssblenbet unb mil
burdpGBten Rleibern, auf niht er<
belIteh Mesen. gaad breifiinbiatr
5abrt, tpdbrenb beren Der tiiAties
fransOiiid6e G6auffeur Mube bate,
ben Meg gu ieben. flGrte bas gDettsr
iib auf.. l1nler Dorratb an petroleum
gins in Cambridge aus, uno in sinttn
StGbtden muBten mir neue arassn
faufen, ba unIere 1hmubigsn dlIe
Wdbler bertriebtn shdtten."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12

ssSn b.r 5sDtiten BANNER Der ritbxrs
lanblihen 0eneralitaattn iastt lin
N6seorbnster patEe:i;h: Die 3ndsrs
tnOlls lit Der rettsnDt Gngtl, unf bsEa|
bic 2nnbDirthim moft treibt. Sin oyys
bsr{r m<intt Das iinb 3ipef pataII<I1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-12

I s. = :
Debenburg. GM2 aarl
Rrenos5 1T i'm "a. 2e6ensiabre seitors
ben.
puIief. pfarrer Dr. @sors
Grep BON bier berlAieb nah furser
arantbeit i'm Alter bOn "a Sahren.
MGtlh. Nus MaGe aiinbete
bic ssrau zines 6nusbeIibers hierjelbit
ibr 6nus an. Das Geutr sriff raid
I'M ii9, lnb in flr3er 3eit ipurben "a
bGlstrne 16uiet tirgedintrt.
GaI3burg. 6ier itarb Ter
Qanb<Sbdurdt6 MbeIpb QdIh, Der ais
gbtf bes Idnbfdufflidkn @aunmies
cine 9robt Neibe bon @traBens unb
1DoHetbdukn unD bie grri6tuno pik<
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-29
New Hospital for .Laona.

In another column Of this pa
per we ask our readers to note
the ad. of Dr.. r. S Elliot, Ply
sician and Surgeon at Laona.
The doctor located at Laon&
something over a year ago anc
is considered .onc.of the best ply
sicians and surgeons on the line.
Ke~has had considerable practice
in this village and has been very
successful. t, :, s
DR.. Elliott has just begun q
much needed enterprise and foi
which he should receive due
credit, by erecting a substantial
and up-to-d date hospital, which is
being built midway between La
ona and North Laona, and which
will be complete on Or, abou
November fst> The building
win cost 1920. and isbeautifull,
Situated upon a lot 2cox3oo feet
Hospital tickets can be procure'
for either six months or on
wear, which will include nurse
| treatment and board
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-29
DR.. Elliott was down from La.

DR.. Elliott was down from La.
ona Tuesday.
A double wedding at Carter
will be next on the program.
A dance will be given by M.
Waterman at his hall at Laona
Saturday night,
The Happy Nine society were
Ientertained at tea by Mrs. Joe
Pfenning Wednesday.
Mrs. John Mielke and Miss
Anna Dumanski, both of Garter
visited friends here Wednesday.
The open season for hunting
deer begins November 1ith, Pro
cure your license from j. Il. Him.
ley at the Post. Office.
Jack Patton of Depere and
Jim Dorothy of Kaukauna came
up Wednesday to put IN the win
ter in the woods.
Our efficient and trustworthy
taxidermist, A. G.. Russell offers
one years subscription to the
ADVERTISER free to anyone hav-
ing two deer heads mounted by
him this season. His prices are
reashable and work first class.
See his ad. in this paper.
The Superintehdent's private
car passed through here to La,
ona yesterday, cohtaining Supt.
Hartley, General Land Agent
Pierce and Roadmastet Du Frain.
Land agent ohas. Rietz Went
down to Mountain with them re.
turning on the afternoon train.
Burglars entered the hotel and
saloon Of tile ManitoWoc House
Monday night, but were fright
ened away by Landlord Slowe be
fore anything had been secured
This is the third time they hav,
been here recently and it is
hoped they soon will be captured
and given their Just dues
states prison.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-29
NOTICE.

The ADVERTISER manage
ment intends adding some more
material in the way of presses
type, etc, to it's establishment
in order to keep pace with its
increase in business, !, In, order
to do, this we need some money
and with that end in view, kind
ly request those who are in az
reaes to hand. in. or send to US the
amount due us on subscriptions
Job work, etc. It will help US
wonderfully at this time.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-29
School Board.
A. G. RUSSELL ~
- TaxidermiSt

Birds and game heads mounted
ir lifelike manner. Deer horns
mounted on escutcheon shields.
My method of mounting speci-
mems is same as empoyed in Ma
tional museum. Beware Of the
man who cmkaims specimeps, or
who does MT remove the cartilage
from deer. ears. No cheap work;
my specimens will last. for all
time. Any, person having two
deer heads mounted by, me the
coming season willbe given free a
years subscription to The North
ern Wisconsin Advertiser, pub
lished at Wabeno, and the official
paper Of Forest county. Ship
deer heads as green skins be-
tween Nov. 18th and Dec, 5rd.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-29

FOREST LODGE, NO. 1856, NJ. B. A.
Meets every Monday evening, at the
NJ b. A. Hall, at o'clock p. nj. Visit
ing brothers are cordially invited.
A. l.. BURGAN, j. E. H1MLEY,
President Secretary.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-29
Society,".

WABENO CAMP, No. Glib, N. w. A.,
Meets ON the first and third Saturday
evening of each month, at the NJ. w. of
A. Hall, at 500 p. m. Visiting neigh
bors are cordially invited.
WM. BAKER, CoNRAD1N JEChLIN,
V. c. Clerk.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-29
g- For hunting license see
j. E. Himley at the Post. Office.

Strength and vigor come of
good food, duly digested. "Force"
a ready-to.s serve wheat and bar
ley food. adds no burden, but
sustains, nourishes,. invIgorates.
J. E. Himley went to Milwau-
kee and Madison on a business
trip Saturday, returning to-day.
In the meantime c. G, HimleJ
had charge Of the Post Office and
ADVERTISER establishment.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-29
Local and Personal.

Chas. Rietz and Joseph Wen.
eel did business at Laona Friday
Ray Hume of Chicago is in the
village buying green's.
Herman Schroeder departed
for his home at Glllett Saturday.
Geore Boehm took in the sights
at Laona Saturday.
Frank Jones is working for A.
L. Burgan & Co.
Joseph Miachle contemplates
building upon his farm north of
town.
Jack Dewyer, a successful log
ger and all around good fellow,
was in the village Sunday.
George Hall, our able school
master, transacted business at
Carter Saturday.
Edward Moore has moved his
family into the Jecklih building
on North Branch Street.
Clerk of the Court Ernest Mar
tin of Carter was a business Wis.
itor in town Tuesday last.
DR.. Fox, Veterinary Surgeon
of Laona passed through here on
his way home from Carter Sun
day.
Miss Hamlin of Carter attend
ec the dance In this village sat.
urday night, returning home
Monday.
Messrs. Bloomer and Gilmore,
both of Michigan looked over
lands with cruiser Rietz the first
of the week.
Coroner Magee of Shawanc
county came up theKlondlke trail
as far as Wabeno Tuesday, re.
turning in the evening.
Doctor Tilton, Veterinary Sur
geon of Manitowoc did. profes-
sional business along the Klon.
dyke branch this week.
Conradin Jecklin and family
have moved ipto the, new resi-
dence recently erected. by Edw.
Moore on Cavour Avenue.
Harry Predeth of Lakewood
circulated among friends in town
Saturday and while here made
| the ADVERTISER the usual frienu.
4 ly visit. i,
4 Joe, Boehm of Shawano, form.
erly of Wabeno, has leased the
new Bowman building at Garter
and'will engage in the saloor
business.
| 1t is reported that r. Miller is
putting up a saw mill six miles
east of Garter ndintends cutting
out one million feet of lumber the
coming winter.
Land agent Rietz has mosa(
his family into one Of the Rail
way company's Buildings, pend
ing the completion Of his nev
1 residence. =
Editor L. P. Perry OF the Gil
lett Times Of Ginett was in towr
a few hours Tuesday and while
here made an agreeable call up
on the ADVERTISE.
Joseph shimmeck, who ha
been section foreman here sine
The resignation Of Herman
: Schroeder, resigned his position
last week and returned to Clint
: onville.
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