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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-10
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-10
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Means at What Time.

WHEN will the person who found brand new black felt hat belonging 10 the writer of this ad bring it to our store and get new $1 bill and receive our thanks? ~
 WHEN win our ''cops" have tue convenience of a patrol wagon 1nstead of express wagons, push carts, lec wagons, OK teams and WheeEDarroW's
 WHEN will the public find out tnas ta trading stamps are a catch penny Ask Ben Witkowsli, or buy some oI our Tea and Coffee and compare them with the quality you get stamps W1sn and see for yourself.
 WHEN will the trolley company stop tearing up Center square ana g up and finish the Baldwin street me
 WHEN will you who have never drank any of our Tea or Coffee colne ae and try some. Our Tea is 40 to oo so cents per pound and Coffee IS 70 70 4u cents per pound, and it's always Wal ranted to be excellent quality.
 WHEN will the ward "heelers run political campaign without any urlcN- cry or back-biting?
 WHEN are yo1l going to buy some ndce tasting Butter? If it's this week just try. some of our Decent quality. Parker or Roosevelt doesn't have any better served at their table, and $2Uo,- GOO says SO
 WHEN are you going to buy pound of our warranted good Baklng 1Lns Powder, 45c pound, and get peauu- U. fully decorated pitcher worth o0c Wlen It at
 Phelan's 1T Store.
 Sn East Main st reieDho
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-10
ThGMi||er Peck Co
Special Prices for Saturday Night and Monday.

At 39c, Ladies Black Sateen Waists,
 were soc. At $1.9S, Ladies' Walking Skirts,
 made of plain Melton. At 4a-, Fancy Waistins SslE, sss..;.
 69c. At 45c, 50 inch All Wool suiting. At S9c, 36 inch Black Taffeta Silk,
 value $1.25. At 19c, Fancy Wool suitings, all col
 DTS, value 25c. At SC, Ladies' Embroidered Handker-
 chiefs, from 125ac. At Tc, Note Paper, from 1Oc. At 5c Sachet Powders, from 1Oc. At 19c, Extra Fine Tooth Brushes, < from 25c. At s5c, Ladies' Mocha Gloves,
 from 9Sc. At 79c, venise Lace Collars from
 $1.O0. At 25c, Extra Size Plain White
 Aprons, wide hem. value soc. At 10c, Hemstitched Linen Doylies,
 with drawn work, value 15c. At 15c, Chfldren's Muslin Drawers,
 Hamburg trimmed, value 21c. At 29c, Ladies Gauge Lisle Thread
 Hose, were soc. At 10c; Children's Tan Hose, were
 13c. At $1.9S, the balance of our Boys
 Knee Pant Suits, were $500 to
 $500.
 At 13c; ? lbs for 25e, Arbuckle Bros
 Coffee
 At 2Oc, No 6 Parlor Brooms. At 6Ac, Fancy 36 inch Silkoline. At 2Ac, Brass Extension Rods.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-10
OUR FALL STOCK.

of Wines of ..far back vintage and Liquors mellow with age is better than ever, because, forsooth. much or its a year older than last fall and so much the 'sriper" Fruit and grain, careful handling and dishlling make for the prime condition our vfnous and spirituous liquors enjoy. Yours to pass upon at fair cost.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Mmgebliae &Gmber an ote 0rok.
gsi4worenen ibermieien.

Die brei Wdnner, tpslde angeblid
am Spnntag frab mebrere &dubereien
i'm tpeftlidsn Gtabttbsile ausfiibrten,
wurben geftern i'm pOli3ei3eri4te per-
bort. Soiepb Campbell, Der unter
iuspenbirtem urtbsil BON 2--14 Sabre
i'm @efdnsniiIe fibt. ber3idtete auf elm
0orperb6r uno purbe unter Der Nn=
tlaee, in @iaebom's 9eibgefddft ein9e-
broden su iein uno mebrete &epolper
qeffoblen su baben, an bic 8robae.
idmorenen tberpieien. Sobn Wabu=
nsp uno Sbomas Sling, Die angebli&
6. 9. Ruoaiel. BEN @ddter Der 8alte.
2rauis 9ol3l6fe bsraubten, wuroen
perh6rt uno an Die 8rOB9ei4worenen
unter Nntlaas bes Haubes iiberbunoen.
Sing pirb aud anastlast, ben geriud)
ssmadt gu buben, Grau 2ulp Wurrap,
cine 6arbiee, ansubalten. Waboner
murbe pOfitip aIs 9elfer Bel Der lebten
Nffaire erfannt. umifanbsbeueiie,
baB Sling bet oem ginbrade i'm 2eib.
geftdfts betbsili9t mar, werben por9es
le9t merbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Nutsr iclmerer Aaflase.

Won ben Seteetibes Brap, Golb.
0auier unb 2ome tpuroe gefern Na9=
mittag Sobn %. Graine, Der feline
MbreRe als 329 Horb Noble @trabe
aneiebt, berbaftet unh unter Der An.
flage Der Gdlf&une sebuGt. Graine
III berbd&tist, berf&ieOene tpertbloie
@beds uerausgabt >3u baben. 6arrp
Slime, sol 2entudp Nbe., III i'm geiibe
zines Gil gbeds, Der s. 8. @oberts
unteraei&net III. bic Wprtgaae & 3oan
So. an Der Marfet Str. fo0 nit einsm
$l0.gbsd uno M. O. Smulpan, I'll
WaRa9uietts Npe. nit einem $7-@bed
geleimt fein. Beioe bieier Sheds tparen
bon 8 9. 8utemiler ilnter5ei9net.
@oneit murbe Der Wann ni&t ibenti-
fi3irt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Cine So9tsr oss iomnisem
Siioens.

6rant 5. gater, Elm 2otomO!iben=
beijer in Sienifen Der Big Gour=Babn,
uuroe gefern burd &idter 9eatbers
bon ieiner Satin @pa 6. gater ge.
i9ieben. Das paar lernte iid i'm
ionnigen Stoen, in Canton, Georgia,
fennen unb beiratbste i6. gater mar
CUR 3eit Separtements=Mufi in eis
ner Baumwolle= Spinnerei. galb ie=
oo9 fanb Bater aus. oab bas W6ohen
pon Sausarbeiten nidts pifen wol!e,
10 bab Bafer, tuenn er Nbenbs bon Der
Nrbsit surtdfehrte. perIdieoentlid feline
eigenen Mabl3eiten bereiten muBte.
3usleid 3eiste aber bic iun9e Grou Die
Neiguna in gldbe ibrer 0erpanoten
wobnen 3u wollen uno qudlte ihn un=
aussefebt, bod oortbin fiberauisoeln.
Bater erbislt in Der 3miiden3eit eins
quite 4nfeluns bier, fOnnte aber feline
6rau niht ba3u bewegen, nod bier
tbm au folgen. gr wanbte fi9 bann
on Die @eri1te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
nnfaas=gbrsuif.

Ulaurice @anaoap, Elm SelepbOn-
glettriter. fiel eenern Ha4mittag an
Der Midigan Str, in Der Ndbe oes
Wbite &iber, bon einem 2eitun9s=
pfoifsn berab uno 3og I'D auber
Sdnittmunben an 3opf unb Beinen
ou9 cine gerlsbung Der Sdultern su.
Or. Sooper bonn Sispeniarium iiber=
fii6rte ben gerlebten nod benz Staot-
1Oipitale.
Saeob 8ropn, IA Sabre oft, elm
Sspsidentrdser, collioirte geifern Haa.
mittas an Der Waibin9tcu Str. mil
einem etraBenbabnuasen, wurbe le-
bod ani9eineno niht idwer perlebt,
ba er obne Silfe fid oauOn mad.e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
lin $500 beifoblen.

Oscar &ap, Elm Subrmann, Der lis
Brootpils Nbenue losirt, uuroe ourh
einen e9lei1bi.b um stpa $500 be-
ftoblsn. Ser Sisbifabl wuroe ausge'
ftibrt, wdbrsnb Rap taum 10 5uB bonn
3offsr. In peldem er iein @elo aufbs=
pabrte, i'm gett lag unb i9lief. Sas
Genifsr, bur9 tuel6es Der Gduber in's
3immsr 9slanste, wurbe mittels @iIen'
itnHge erbroden, pdbreno oas &ofter'
i9lOB untsr 3ubilfenabme eines Mei'
iers ge6ffnst ipur6e. 9lllem Inideine
mad muroe Der Diebfabl our4 cine
mit Den 8erbdltniHen bstraute perfon
ausesfiibrt. Die Boli3ei uurbe ioweit
nidt benabri4tigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Die @dmisssrmntter amf Seindl

Iancp Orr muroe eeifern i'm polisei=
qeri9t nit s5 unb 2Offsn befraft, neil
fie ibre Sduiessrto9ter nit einem
3lumpen Roble i'm @eli4t berleb
bate. gBie berlautet, beiu1te 6rcu
Orr ibrsn Sobn Sobn Wen3el in Weit
SnbianapOlis, Der i9on felt geraumer
3sit trant seleeen. sic entf9ieo, oaB
nidt seniiseno 5euer i'm Ofen lei uno
matte fih oann babel, elm Geuer ansu=
fa6sn. Die Sdpisgerto4ter iasts
bierauf, baB fie bas Seuer beioraen
tperbe uno oann ioq bic S9wieger-
mutter elm Gthd 9oble ergriffen unb
ibre S9mis9erto6ter nit bemielben in's
@efidt 9sidlagen baben.
Inter Der Hntlage beg tbdtli6en Mri.
critics auf feline Grau, wuroe fpdte'
au9 gilbert Wenael, on Der Sioifior
Strabe mobnhaft. burd poli3iiten
girlsr perbaftst. Weiiasl ioa isin'
Grau su gobsn ssmorfsn unb ssi9la'
gen baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Sis Bart

s. q. &idie erf9isn 9efsrn bor Den
part= =@ommifidren uno fraate bieiel-
ben, aus wel4em @runoe fe Die
Sherman 9rioe" nod ni9t. beres.
fislt bdtten.
Wor bier Sabren f6enfte er unb 6.
g. Wifon Der Yeh6rbe einen 2anb=
ifreifen, pel9er am Wbite &ioer, bon
Wai9inan bis 10. @traBe belesen III.
@ie alaubten, baB bic geb0rbe ben
2ano= =@Omplsr 5ur 0erfeauns elmer
btoi6en 6abrifraBe benuben mhrben.
Mber nidis II mdbrenb biefer gan3sn
3eit in oiefet Ri9tuns sei&eben.
Ser geb6roe ifeben $4,000 fi'
gouIeparos n6rbli& BON @ai6inator
Ctr. sur gerfheung unb tpabrI9sin'
lid miro fe sinsn 9beil Der Summ'
aum gau oieier SHERMAN Sripe be-
nuBen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Sie SrasOaie TN etaotboipitale.
Die Rranfen Ndrterinnen fir bieielbe
perantportIi4.

Serr Or. paul Martin, Der Super=
intenoent bes StabtsSoipitals, maate
geifern DOR benz Coroner feline Nuss
iagsn betrsffs bss entiebliden our6
einen Srrtbum bsranlaBtsn unfals.
usl6em suei Wenidenleben gum Opfer
fielen. Die 9lusiaasr bes SDetors
tparen ssnau bieislben, uie mir fie be-
rsits In unierer SOnnerfa9=a =ausgabe
ber6fentlidt baben.
Gum Sdluhe berfslben aber erfldrte
Der Doctor, oaB obne 3weifel Die beis
ben 9rantsntpdrtsrinnen SRI. Wauoe
6unt unb SRI. Msnosnbal fi9 srOber
0adldihsfeit baben gu Sauloen fom-
men lahen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Organization far @obltdtisteits
3pede.

Sn Der Sabres=Ysriammlung Der
Charity Organization Society tuur=
ben folgenbe 8eamten erpdblt:
prdHbent: Sobn 8. 6oQibap; Wice-
prd6oent: 2oAis 9ollwe9: SGab=
msihsr: 8olnep &. Malott; Secretdr:
@barles Wartinbale uno @eneral-
Sseretdr: Gbarles 6. @rout.
Sis 0orfbennsn Der beri&ieoenen
@omitss fino: .Grant %. Glanner,
5ranflin gonne9ut, Or. Graneis 8.
Horiep. Grl. pearl elliott, @m. Q.
g. Bel, 6arrp s. Weilliaan, Sbomas
6. 9ap. Reb. 8. %. 2efogg, &tb.
80. 9. 6nrmer u. Gomin 6. Wiuiams.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Scr tpciRe Cscan.

&apitdn 8rebnler pom Oampfer
rNumantia" Der 9amburss4merifas
2iuis beri9tete iiber Elm punberbares
PbGnomen, bas er uuf elmer Heiie Bee
oba9tete, uie folst: PIN 6. @usuif
tn circa 115 nOrbli9er 8reite unb go
Dtli9er 9dnge gegen 8 llbr Ha9mits
tags fGrbte ii9 bas Wafer allmGlis
innerbalb elmer 0iertelItunbe tpeib, 10
bab man f9lieBli9 in Wfila gu fabren
f4ien. Oieie SGrbuns bielt etpd fiinf
Stunben Biz gum 2lufsans bes Mons
bes OH. SD babe bisber erit einmal
tn meinem 2eben eine slei9e Grfdei<
nung 1emerft; es mar i'm Nuguit bes
Sabres 1888 unter Der 3iifte bon Saba.
Oamals batten mir fura porber Elm
@eebeben sebabt unb meinten, bic Grz
f9einung riibre baber. Sntsrefant
tuurbe bic iebige grf4einung audi bu>
bur4, bab cine llnmafe fliesenber
Slide an Gorb tam."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

2eine @teuer be3ablen
bte @inpobner pDn 8artonpilIe, Sn.,
Der einaigen Stabt in ben Ger. Staas
ten, bic fi4 biefes 8orauses riibmen
borf. Oie @ertpaltungsfoften 8antpns
bilIes tperben aus ben $4,000 i'm Sabre
betrasenben Wirtbsliaenien beitritten.
Mn Ii3enfirten gier>
10 irthf h a ter n entfdlIt in 2ons
bon je cine auf 436 ginipobner.
Sn unsefdbr brei g e
tnnben sebt eine Oepef9e bon benz
etnen gnbe bes atlantifhen Rubels nad
benz anbeNr.
Sets tete unb ausge'
ftopfte e BEN bat elm eng
ltfder Jarmer in berurt brobenbel
SteIuns aitF ben Meiten ieiner Obit'
bGume aufgefellt, bab iein eiraise1
WoseI feinem Obitsarten nabe 81 tom
men tpagt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
8latterm=Gpioemie tn sellers
burg.

Or. Surtp, Sefreidr Der Staats. @es
iunbbeits=geb6roe, tpirb li9 beute
Worgen nod Selersburg, @lart
@ountp, beseben, moielbif eine 8lats
tsrn=@pibemie ausgsbroden iein iOa.
@r wirb bafhr Sprae tra9en. oab
gesignete SiderheitsmaBrseeln aetrOf=
fen psrosn, um elm umfidsreifen Der
Seuhe su perbhten.
aus Serre Saute ipuro Der 8eb6rbe
gemeIoet, oaB in Wiso @ountp mdbreno
bes lebten Wonats 10 perionen an ben
Blaitern geiforben fino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Ssrlanst feine Mltmente

Mabel Jortune wurbe geffern bon
albert Sortine gsidisben; als @runo
tpuroe an9e9sben, oaB ibr Niann bas
bon ibr beroiente @elo auseeeebsn
babe. v@r bat mid bintergansen. :"
iaste fis. rer CAB bor, bas @elo gum
gseleihsn bon Sduloen antpsnosn 3u
wrlen uno fpdter fano i9 aus, oaB er
baK.lbe FIR fi9 sebrau9te.1 9llinlenie
tpurosn ni6t berlanst = ver bat ia
nidts"- = iaete fie. Mu9 ibr Wldo=
dsnname, Wabel 5urpie muroe ibr
pieeergsgebsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Dte ,Sntsrnationale Sbpo=
srapbieal=1 Union.

Die .Snternationale Typographical
Union. bic @ewerti4aft Der Sdrift-
ieber, SdriftsieBer uno 3situnss=gr-
pebienten bon Norb= =Mmerita, bdlt be-
fanntlid allidbrli@ @onbentionen ab
uno miiiien ale bort angenommenen
@eieBe, bic fia auf Nenberung Der
Contribution ooer Der Beitr6ae be-
3ieben, ben Mitslieoern 3ur Ratification
unterbreit tperben. Die urabifimmunq
bieriiber III nun beenost unb seigt, oab.
fid bon ben 658 3msispereinen Der se-
nannten Organization 4O2 on Der Mb.
lfimmung betbeiliqten. tpdbreno bie3abl
Der abeeaebenen etimmen stp. "a. .4S0
unb "a, 1881 bariirt, mas elmer Bethel.
liguns bon etuas tiber bic Sdlfts Der
@eiammt-M -Mitslieoidaft glsi6tommt.
Sas 6aupt= Snterehe brebte fih bel
bisier Mbitimmung um ben Nntrag, am
l. Sanuar 1906 bic adiifhnbiee Nr-
beitsaeit in allen union=O Orudereien
oieies 2anbes ein5ufabren, uno um FIR
bic oamit mabri6einli9 unpermeib=
liaen 2dmpfe geruitet 3u iein, ben Wits
8lieoern eine @rtraiteuer BON / proeent
ibres Werhienifes fur bic Oduer bes
nddifen Sabres auf3uerlesen. Uieier
Nntras tpuroe nit Der acknowledgement
Msbrbeit bon 19. .48S segen 1898
Stimmen anaenommen. 0inqegen bat
R1 Die 8ereinisuns Der Druderei-8e.
Rber auf ibrer oieien CONNER abgebal.
tensn Contention ean3 enti&isben gs=
gen ieoe meitere 0erfiir3une Der Mr-
bsits3eit erfldrt, unb es feben baber
ibmere 2dmpfe fur oas Srudereise.
usrfe hiefes 3anbes in Nusfi9t.
Ser Mnfang mirb mabri9einli9 idon
am nd8ffen l. -Sanrar in Der Stoot
Nfew Oorf gemadt tpsrben, ba oann
Der Contract ablduft, ben Die Rem Dor-
fer Typographical Union nit ben bore
ti9en Srudereibeiibern abseiGloiien
batte unb bic Union enti9loifen 1T.
ihon oann ben N9tifunbentag au ers
rin9en.
Mit fab Der glei9en Maioritdt =
namlid 19, ,944 aeaen 45l5 Stimmen
iprad fi9 bic Miteliebiaaft bafhr aug,
bab ben 3weigbereinen tuieoerum 9e-
itattet iein fOn. @eisbe gum Sdube H.
rer Mitglieber sesen Wiafarlidteiten
Der 8orleute unb un9ere9te @ntlafun-
gen su idaffen.
| Sineesen muroe Elm Mntrae, Die
@ebdlter bes Snternationalsn prdfi=
benten unb bes Snternationalen sc.
tretdr=S S9abmeifers bon $500 aui
$2500 pro Sabr 3u erb6ben, nit 942e
ge9en Is. .275 Stimmen pertuorfen.
Die iibrigen our Mbftimmung unter'
breiteten 6raeen betrafen nur inferno
Nngelegsnbeiten uno finb baber MIDI
bon Snterefie fir uniere 2eier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Mls bermiBt semeloet.

Sreberice Wartin, cine 83 Sabre
alte 5rau, berlieb geifern 2a6mittaS
bas 0aus ibres SO6nes 8. q. Mars
tin. 1903 8artb Mpe. uno oa bisfelbe
troS Sudens bon Seiten Der 8ermano-
ten big Uiitternabt nidt aufgefunoen
peroen tonnte, wurbe fie Der poli3ei als
bermibt 9emeloet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Morton Wemorial= =Jeisr.

rlnter ben Anipieien Der peri9ieoensn
q. u. &. poifen miro morQen Mbeno.
besinnenb um 7:30 in pieriOn's 0alle
Die MOrton WemOrial-Geier absebal-
ten tperoen.
Sol. W. 8. Bunon, Sobn q
glam uno &idter Grant 6. @abiil
tperoen Reoen balten.
Sas publitum ift eineelaben, Der
6sier bei3uwobnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
II n T IL.

Saeob Osmea, 225 Wsf Midisan
GtraBs. elm plumbsr, ,fiel beute 9or-
mittas bon elmer Setter unb aog iid
f9uere 8erlebuneen am 3opfe au.
Sspsll purbs burh Or. Soobsr nit,
tells ambulan3 in's Stabtboipital iiber=
ffihrf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

BauerIaubniBf&eine-
Wiliam Wfad. Wobnbdus< alright
Str. riabe Cottage Nperihe u 600.
|-Sames Staes. 63uppen. 80 Oar
Ian Str, $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05
Ssmtiher WilitGr=@ =@erein.

Der Seutf9e Wilitdr-Werein hdlt
beute Abeno in feinem @lub=2otale,
Ottmar Sellers Dale, feline reselmd-
Biae gsriammluns ab. Die 9amera-
ben fino eriu4t, ii9 panttlid ein3u-
finben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

60 9rttter SabreSsHau
Der 0ooiier 2o9e Wo. IA,
s. =. 2. g., beate, &amfa9
MbemO. TT Der Columbia
GaGe. Gtmtrttt fur Nerr
ttn0 Dame 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

Ger fIiesenbe Tro d
bon 8orneo bat 5ipif9en feinen langen
3eben eine 9lrt S6pimmbdut, bic fia
BIS aur Sribs Der 3eben ausipannt.
Die S9Dimmbdut Dirft in Der Weife
eines 6alIf9irms unb erm0sli1t ss Der
Impbibie, bon einem 8aume berunter
au fprinsen unt babel lansfam our
Grbe gu gleiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

@r fpra4 tn SueceB 6alle. 2pra 6alle,
9obIon 9aae. Columbia 0aqe unb
am 6ountain Square.
@onsreb. .&eprdientant Operfreet lag
9eifern ebenfalls ni6t auf Der 8dren.
baut. slm Nadmittag iprad er in
ben Gabriten bon Brown, &etGam &
so. unb Der Rational WaQeable so. I"
in 0auabbiae uno am Mbenb belt er
i'm 8. q. Worton Club cine Nebe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-05

Sobn %. Rern. Der bemotratii&e
@puperneurs- @anbibat, belt aeRern
Mbsnb ni9t meniser als fanf Rebst.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-03-25

Henry Nieman, former resident of
this city, has erected during the past
winter and expects to open for business
shortly, creamery in the town OF
Rudolph, Wood county, at a point
about four miles this side of Rudolph
station. The plant has cost him nearly
$4,000. Mr.. Nieman expects to do
a good business there as that section is
admirably adapted for grazing. He
says that the people in that section all
like to trace in Stevens Point but
owing to the poor roads that lie be-
tween they are often forced to go to
Grand Rapids instead. II the town Of
Lindwood could be persuaded to fix up
the road leading from the city to
Rudolph, the Stevens Point trade from
that section would be gr.aUly enlarged.
Stevens Point Journal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-03-25
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.G.P. .HAMBRECHT
Parliamentary Law Thesis Gets
First Prize at Yale
University.
MORE THAN FIFTY
WERE In CONTEST
Mr.. Hambrecht May Practice
Law Here When He Has Com.
pleted at Yale.

The many friends of George p.
Hambrecht, formerly superintendent
of the Grand Rapids schools, will be
pleased to learn of his success in win
nins the annual $50 prize for the
best parliamentary law thesis in the
Yale law school.
The New Haven Register says:
"These prizes are given annually by
the Kent club of the school. The
winners this year are George P. Ham
brecht, Of the senior class, first, and
Charles P. Harris. also senior, second.
Hambrecht halls from Grand Rapids,
Wis.,, Harris from North Liberty,
Ohio. There were more than ffty
contestants in the struggle for the
prizes. The examination papers were
prepared by Judge Perry, of South
port, Mass, who reviewed the thesis
which were handed in and announced
the decision as above recorded. Ham
brecht and Harris are both members
of the Law School society, Book and
Gavel."
1t is reported that Mr.. Hambrecht
is planning to come to this city and
practice law as soon as he has finished
his course at Yale,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-03-25
BELL WILL
WRESTLE HERE
Signs Agreement With Harry
Mays-.Contest Next
Tuesday.
BOTH ARE WELL
KNOWN In WEST
Friends of Beell Planning to
Come Here from
Marshfield.

Harry Mays, who has challenged
Fred Beell, of Marshfield, for wrest-
ling match to take place at the opera
house Tuesday, March %, has returned
from MarshfeId where he succeeded
in making satisfactory arrangements.
The contest promises to be very
interesting as both men have estab-
lished their regulations in the west
as skiliful and powerful wrestlerS.
A large number of Mr.. Beell's friends
are planning to come down from
Marshteld with their favorite. There
is certainly good outlook for full
house at the coming contest.
The match will be for Sl00 bet and
the winner will take all the gate
receipts. There will also be u bout
between two local wrestlers. Seats
will be on sale at the usual places:
Stage, 81, reserved, Is cents, general
admission, so and Is cents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-03-25
RUDOLPH.

Rudolph, March 24.-Henry Beim-
her departed for Milwaukee last
Monday where he has position.
Tony Kizer has gone to Chicago to
spend the summer.
+. NJ. Logan was business caller
in Grand Rapids last Tuesday.
H. L. Freeman visited his parents
at Necedah and his friends in New
Lisbon over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beihmer have gone to
Milwaukee to visit their daughter.
They will spend the summer in South
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Freeman drove
to Junction City on business last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Louie Weyers is on the sick
list.
Ladies should see Mrs. III. L. Free
mans fine line of Easter hats before
purchasing hats.
Rudolph is soon to possess a shoe
and harness shop.
There will be pound party at
Beihmer's hall next Friday night for
the benefit of the Methodist church.
Ladies furnish lunch for two and put
their weight in al envelope which the
gentlemen buy at one cent per pound.
Light weights are in great demand.
Mrs. Slattery's condition is very
much improved.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-03-25
MEETINGS OF LITERARY
SOCIETIES NEXT WEEK


Travel class. Nsaksy.
Hostess-Mrs. Goggius.
William Morris, an artist of tht
beautiful Mrs. Brundage.
Selection-Mrs. Gibson.
Question-Mrs. Goggins.
Enire Moss clst, Asa1,y.
Special meeting at the residence OF
Mrs. G. A. Roorman.
Historical and Literary Society, Asadsy.
Leader-Mrs. Brazeau.
Glass study: Rome as 1t is today.
The most famous palaces in Rome.
Topic: la) Famous churches ia
Rome, Mrs. Ray mond; s(b) Famous
Ghetto OF Rcme, Mrs. Quinn.
Wsman's clsb. Nssday.
Hostess-Mrs. J. D. Witter.
General program. ~
Roll call, Shakespearean actors
Mrs. Vaughan.
Leading Shakespearean actresses
Mrs. Gardner.
Music
shakespeare's portrayal OF the
moral life-Mrs. Drumb.
Music.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-03-25
Passing OF Caroline Bartels.

Mrs. Caroline Bartels, of the town
of Rudolph, died at her home at half
past nine o'clock Sunday, March 20, Of
cancer of the stomach. She had been
poorly for some time but seldom con-
fined to her bed. Mrs. BartelS was
born in Meckling Stralitz, Germany,
January 30, 1923, and was therefore 81
years, one month and twenty-one days
old when she passed away. She was
always hard working Christian
woman highly thought of by neighbors
and friends. She leaves husband
and two sons, Charles Bartels, of
Milwaukee. and William, of Rudolph,
with whom the parents were living
when she died. The funeral service
was held in Rudolph Thursday
forenoon at 10 o'clock from the house
and thence to the church. The re-
mains were laid at rest in st. Johns
cemetery near the Walsch farm in
that town.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-03-25
MORE FIGHTING
AT PORT ARTHUR

A dispatch from Toxic says that
fourteen japanese warships were en-
gagged in Tuesdays attack on Port
Arthur; that the electric search
lights we're destroyed; that the forts
around the harbor were wrecked by
shells, and that magazine was blown
up. The explosion of the magazine
killed twenty or thirty soldiers and
wounded as many more. The loss in
ammunition is a severe blow to the
Russians, whose supply was so small
that the japanese tlre was not replied
to except when shots seemed sure to
be effective. The defense of Port
Arthur is now greatly weakened.