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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
COMMITTEE
HOODWINKED
HEALTH AND sAplJATloH soLoss swALlowEo THE HOOK
Lrst AND sHKra Thrown OUT BY TIC coat sARoNs or
KING COUNTY
HEALTH AND 81

Uynaauked by local coal mag
Mates. the health aud sanitation
gommifte last night voted - rec.
ommeug 20 the council the blll in-
tfodueeA by Councilman Burnett
repeating the crescent ordinance for
bidding the smoke nuisance As
the ciy fathers listened 10 tho
appeals OF the King county coal
har0na they forgot every complaint
that outraged citizens had ma ir
against The scot evil
The eounellmon forgot that
Roller Inspector Murray had ius
formed the board Of health. after
thorough investigation In eastern
cities that amakn could ba CON
aul 81 and that there were plenty
~ devices Tor that purpose. They
forgot that there are nov two lHrEe
local establishment that are alc-
eensfullY using Hmuha consumers.
They forgot that the USE Of such
apparatus. according 20 the report
made - Mr. Murray would make
a saving Instead 81 an expense 10
manufacturers
By the time the Representatives
~ the Pacific Coast company aud
Northern Pacific coal mines had
concluded their arguments The com
mitteemen were Ia a state OF mind
TO repeal any ordinance iu the city
code.
There was not single person
nfeFrnt a. the meeting who adFI-
Gated the nee af smoke consumers.
The business men. whose stocks 81
clothing CA FIRST avenue were be-
luK ruined BY the clouds ~ SCOT
were not there They were not
wanted
Tho solona allowed themselves 70
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be stuffed with any kind Of an
apology for nu argument against
Hmuho consumers that the coal
bar1us had 10 offer They we're
told that II smoke consumers were
put into use they would MI the
coal industry Of this county. and be
IIeved H. They we're told that II The
smoke ordinance were enforced oil
burners would have "a be placed To
the schools ~ they would have 70
be closed down. and they beloved
that. They were alec handed the
ingenious fake that n the ordnance
we're enforced. small consumers
would be Obliged 60 pafronize the
Standard OH trust. and claimed 70
believe that They appeared 10 De
deeply ffieved that the small man
uartufars should boz robbed hf the
ell trust instead o. tho coal trust
AZ matter Of fact # is stated
on good authority that the use n
oil or fuel iH not o. serious factor
tn the matter OH can be used sue
eemfuliY only In few eases. and
Ina such event II would De used
whether smoke consumers are put
tuto use or not
II Do said that since the Everett
Pulp & Paper company recently
made the change from coal % pil
fuel II has been losing between
$4,000 aud $4,000 every month. the
Increased expense amounting - =
on every tom ~ paper manufactured.
II 70 claimed that the company -
nov seriously contemplating re-
turning n tho uaa 81 coal
The committee also decided n
select a slaughter house district out
side the city limits. somewhere tn
the DuWamiah valley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
rHE LADY FROM LEscn

Kind Lady: II \ receive a Christ.
mas gift from a Teller VIII. ts an
ing with another young laaz. ard
h didut send her anythiug. hte
long do I have % wait befo9 ahut
Ing u 70 herr IMthlENl
This e. something I hntt ben
itching 20 answer for some time -
heartily welcome your twait.
thoughtful inquiry. Don't ut bH
all. ImoEen. Make a bee-iilfr o.
her home. rush in. roay=chceted ath
sparkling eyed. and tell her fitu
you have just the cutest thing b.
show her Ask her 20 guess whu
sent u 20 you. but don't tell M q
she praises u Then hand her Dc
cold truth. and AJAX her n it 4 1r
perfectly lovely IN George N VII a.
ever alias be travels under This lis
legitimate part 81 the enkssmakg
Of receiving such a proasht ~
course. Il will get George in bad.
but that IL his lookout.
Dear Lady from l.. II Il true
that after marriage a man must
WOO and win his wife repeatedly.
OF she will become restless and
build up new ideaB7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
sislsnlns shivsrins F,t,

% AElle and Malaria. can be relieved
and cured with Electric ulttrru
This IL pure. tonic medicine. Of
especial benefit In malaria. Tor O.
sxsrtn a true curative Influence ON
the disease. driving u entirely out
preferred to Quininc. having none
Of this drugs bad after-etfccta 4.
s. MunAaY Of Henrietta. Tex.
writes My brother was very low
with maiarihi fever and iaundiee.
uu be tonk Electric Bitters. which
saved hts tife At G. o. GUYS Drug
Store; price SOC. guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
va STAR DUST

money But that won't calf forth
any rstaliatury lcElalatlon
MARY Jane. tho Rnasmont lamb.
has just been converted into iriuh
stew However. this does not rat
tie ua. az q might. werc We uiill
going on those littla Journeys O.
Eaupua
Why does an egg aefAmh.nf
Where does the wlna stay when
It Isn't blowtakf
Ia being Initiated into = lodge
part OF
TIE SIMPLE LfFEf
George AIDE Is nov said to 30
making t1.o0o a week in royalties
Sorry fur you. Georze. hut thIa puts
you cat 81 the humorial class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
WANTS a NAVAL RESERVE

WASHINGTON. y. c. Jan. II
Admiral Dewey. on behalf 81 the
general board. has addressed a
communication 10 the secretary Of
the navy. recommending the crna-
ton Of reserve llst OF the navy TO
which commanders and captains
who have passed a given age shall
be transferred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

l.. O Livingstone. an alleged
check swindicr will be brought
back 90 this city to face a charge
preferred against him BY the pro-
prietor 81 the brooklyn saloon. The
police say that he has a record and
that five years Sas passed In the
Deer Lodge penltentiary. Montana.
for the same offenae lie worked
as a dry goods clerk In this city and
passed numerous bogus checks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
Are 70 CAKES AND WON

+ bert was able 10 stow away only e.
The contest took place AZ Dr Gil
hert'H home 90 South Water street
and u Kept two cooks busy prenar-
ing the cakes. nr Gilbert dropped
cat ~ the contest after be had eat
"a as aud hiH son Joseph tainted
81 hen he tackled No. 50. This left
the two contestants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

SHARON. Ia The record In
tuckWhaat cake eating L. held b.
Assistant Postmaster jos J.. Rob
ufta. Who won BY one cake In a
contest recently conducted under
the auspices ~ Dr 8 s Gilbert lie
defeated Paul Gilbert. secretary ~
the York tpal Wall Paper com
pany. lis record waa -. while GIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

NOT or THE SAME FAMILY.
AraIn We notice old mother goose
picking her feathers
Ofpha aud clifford Schumacher
last SUNDAY
called ON Mr.. and Airs Al Gees
last sunday Evans Valley CORE.
apondenou. New Philadelphia Demo.
crat
Some arleufIst claims women live
longer than men Maybe they du,
but their ages wuuldut Indicate a.
A WORD PROM JOSH WISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
IEeIslAToRs VISIT ~"

Representatives and senators from
Il different counties. while passing
through Seattle on the way 90
Olympia yesterday. visited the Uni
Yeralty Of Washington. They we're
met AZ The depot by students and
taken 20 the institution on a special
car. The visitors were well enter
tainod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

Former residents Of Ohio living In
this city have arranged 20 Eive n
banquet early IN March. commemo-
rating the admission Of Ohio into
the union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

In contests for township trustees
where votes have brought SO and
81 narh !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
Rescued on Way to Grave
Professor Stops Funeral
Restores Woman to Life
DOES ne POSSESS DIVINE POWER?
Woman Threatened Win BY Hzss
Mastery over Disease
Most Phenomenal Miracle of the Aue

Without Medicines Buasons Knit,
lie Dsssts Death and Restores Life and Health
fsring Mankind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
COMPLETELY UPseTs MODERN MEDICAL PRACTICE

ehsss-curss and
Women Thousands o. Miles A~sI a. Surely Those
Cali In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

The 81. Louis Pike shows that
wora moved 70 New York are los
Ing money The time may come
when the PIKE managers vii syn
pathiHe with The people Who sent
60 the fair
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
NURSERY TINE

Put away a penny.
Put sway a dime
That Is. II yua'Fa any
In the winter time.
Canada may bar Uncle Sans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
a WORD PROM JOSH WISE

You en- make evry
man b licYe he's
gotta be a has been
some day. bat you
can't make auY man
b'iieye he's one nov
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-12-15

if the standard of work is high; IT
tae pupils are earnest and the
teachers and equipment OF the
school are satisfactory, the COM
mittee, of which he is chairman,
puts the school on the accredited
list. which means that the gradu
ates of the institution may enter
the University without an entrance
examination As long as the
above requirements are kept, the
school will remain on the list.
The result of the visit was highly
satisfactory to both instructors
and pupils for, if 5000 worth OF
books is added to the library be-
fore the first of February. we may
;oin the ranks of accredited
schools, not only in the University
If Wisconsin but of the other IN
iversities and the colleges OF the
state for they use the same list.
We do not realize what this really
means until we know that there
are 40 high schools in the state
having four years course many OF
them much Older then we, which
ho,,e NOT been accredited.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-12-15
Call For Dinner Set At Dentons'

All persons holding coupons o
Dinner Set at Denton's Bargain
Store should look up their tickets
and find 27I2 the number which
won the set December Ist, should
this number not be found by Jan.
Ist 1oo6 the set will be given to
parties holding ticket No. 1879
25 tickets were drawn out by Mr..
lack Lawler and recorded by the
Editors. The 18th ticket was re-
gistered as the lucky number and
should this not be found the pre-
&edipo number wins the set.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-12-15
High School Notes.

Grace Carpenter. Scribe.
Freida Meihawk was absent
from school Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
Toe Frankel was absent from
school Wednesday.
We are glad to welcome Mary
Morrison back to school.
When Mr.. Dixon visited the
Junior German class one day last
week. he wondered if our spelling
would be any better if we wrote
the German script.
Mesdames Carter, Frankel and
Mack visited the Grammar room
Tuesday.
Maud White was a visitor Al
school this week.
The 1st and end Primarys are
preparing play for Xmas; they
are going to have a tree and they
expect Santa Claus to visit them,
Everyone is corIidiiy insiss
attend the exercises.
The little ones in the Primary
room are writing letters to Santa
Clause. learning Xmas poems ano
making presents.
Rehearsals are being held near
" every evening for the play 70
be given Dec. Fl.
Some rousing choruses are De
ing learned by part OF tns
school. II
Mr., A. w. Tlessler, lnspedpof
If accredited schools for the Dni-
versity of Wisconsin, vislted a as
the High schools Of the state anu
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-12-15
Calumet
Baking
Powder
Perfect in quality.
Moderate in price.
>>oid Avery Saw Mill Will Run
Perfect in quality.
Moderate in price.
Next Spring

-
The old Avery Mill now owned
by James Langill, will be started
up the coming spring, and run
the entire summer. The mill will
be put in first class condition,
and a planer will be added to the
plant and all other necessary inn
provennents made. Everybody
who have logs to be sawed, should
begin now and put their timber in
and haul it to the mill pond or
put them on the bank. BY the
running of this mill, our farmers
and settlers can get their lumber
for new buildings very cheap and
there will be big increase In
new buildings in this section of
the county next year. Mr.. Lan--
gill will also purchase logs from
parties desiring to sell. We are
glad to announce the starting up
Of this mill as it will mean a great
deal 10 our farmers and settlers.
Get ready and haul your timber to
the mill at once
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-12-15

OWlnS TO the great expense in
placing Down in Dixie" on the
stage, the prices have been placed
at soc, $50 and 25c. Don't fail to
attend.
Charles w. Hooper, editor Of
the Minocqua Times, was in our
town Tuesday to attend the Ma
sonic lodge. We acknowledge a
pleasant fraternal call from Bro.
Hooper.
DIR. Carl ]. Bell, who spent the
past week at Hackley. attending
to the dental wants of the Hack
leyites. will be in his office Mon
day morning ready for his pa
irons.
Dave L. Jenkinson, Chairman
of the town of Minocqua, tran
sacted business before the County
Board here Tuesday in the inter
est of his town. Dave was an
ideal member on the county boa, d
before the town of Minocqua was
set off from this county.
Mrs. G. F. Sanborn returned to
her home at Ashland Tuesday, af-
ter several days visit with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rube Slattery
She was accompanied by Fred G.
Mcintyre and four children. The
shildren will reside with Mrs. San
born.
F. G. Mcintyre, local agent for
H. A. Schooner, Chicago, fur
dealers, is in the market for turs
of all kinds. Mr.. Mcintyre will
be at home every Saturday and he
will pay you the highest price for
| your fur. Call on him.
It you take an interest in your
High School, don't fail to attenc
clown IN Dixie Thursday night
The proceeds will be used eitheJ
for Library Books or in fixing QE
the room.
| F. +. Thrun while transferring
the light wires from the Wood
men building Saturday morning
had the misfortune to cut a gasF
3 inches long and an inch deer
in right wrist. by a broken lnsula
tor. Or. Neville dressed the
wound, and it took three stitches
to close the wound. 1t will b:
some time before Mr.. Thrun WI
be able to use his hand.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-12-15
: High Schs,! Play
DOWN IN DIXIE"
A Drama In Four Acts.
Drama In -Four Acts.
LYCEUM OPERA HOUSE.
Thursday Eve, Dec q

Down Dixie play which the subject is treated
fair unprecedented manner The hero is from the North
the heroine from the South and both splendid types of
hearted Americans Southern william and Northern scoundre
each figure prominently the story the much the
worst of the two We dislike BRADLEY glad him
foied but thoroughly dpse SNIFFs and when the last
ne threatened with of tar and feathers hope he will
ceive it.
HooIeAN is mddeaged rhman with rich, mellow brogue
The part though short has excellent lines and deserves
full study DusENBERRY of So quite and going except
when The drunken in the second act requires nice
handling He has grave dgnfed sag, speak, and his
gravity makes the all the unner MosEY elderly
He soops slightly has shutting walk and should be to
j hb No. oa h aos anu M nn
about 40 years DID, quckpoken sharpoed and dcta
oriaa direct contrast to her husband SUsANNAH
young negro girl of the py class and she keeps the audience
jolly mood until she refuses betay the Federal soldiers to
Bradley the last which wins burst of applause from the
audience
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-12-15
Election Of Officers.

The Eagle River Lodge No. 748
E. & A. AZ. held election of Of
dcers for the ensuing year Tues
day evening; the following mem
bers will have charge of the re
spective offices:
w. A. Bradford, w. M
FINN Lawler, S. w.
Robert Persohn, J. w.
T. |. -oughlin, Treasurer.
Geo. Hall, Secretary.
Trustees:
James Oberholtzer, 3 years,
w. H. Bonner. year.
Besides holding election, two
candidates were given degrees.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-12-15
!, .,.onal and Local.

-. cigars by all Dealers
J. Husoy made a business call
g /, sI this week
ssAsB-Hoose and pa.t 'T oo6c .e''
\ barn. inquire al Post oin'e'
!, Tucker was up from Three
r., [, tuesday and Wednesday
BUSINESS
III, Adams was down
''' Twin Lakes Wednesday
qpng' .,;,a;,a
\. s,I fol- sale by Mart Hirzel'
Mis- Mary Langlol0
,' a'I, from Amigo and is again
,,,t at the court house.
q. Adams and Alex Higgins
~, business trip to Hackley
jN -.
n,,4 fail to see Down in Dix
,'tthe Lyceum next Thursday
iyht
Apeasant smile is now seen
"A, face Of one of our young
uias;s men. Why2
Ms Albert Martin departed
snrtsy for Milwaukee to visit
r parents.
\. August Martin went to
hit Washington Saturday to Wis
,ratiyes and friends.
Rev. Father TopIake visited
bh;r Sale at Amigo Tuesday
I'D Wednesday.
Mrs. !. J. Roderick and Mrs. H.
hank we're Three Lakes visitors
ln,day.
Mrs. Il. J, Mack of Hackley,
E,cd with her sister, MIS-. Steve
hVket the past week.
\ NJ and Mrs. Noel St. Louis re-
Ianed Monday from a visit with
. EatYes at Wausau,
Will Olsen of Arbor Vitae, was
ihEn Tuesday in attendance at
'aNasonic lodge.
Mrs. Harry Frank was down
1TIeQX Desert the first of the
Ei visiting relatives several
an
John Kaiser one of cur indus
aN tanners residing near Con-
W.T. drove TO this place Wednes-
4on business.
Nj. and Mrs, Gustave Wolff
an' the newly welded couple,
'AIted Saturday for their new
4n' at Port Washington.
Of'uIt Court will convene next
~aaayi but as there are not very
%! cases on the Calander, ting
i =
D. ~ " '0'y ''lo''' v
A., ~' :. Dixon of the congrega-
ID, ''of'h' who has been here
saeda call from the Odanab
/ b b;s , a,D WIN VII. lea'e Jan' lst'
H. -, Ut" ne'4 OF labor.
! ~, n.. H. Mcintyre is having
sSa''s's in the fur business.
/ Ss I'VE part of the week he sent
"a ~sn at Chicago nearly 5000
i o. OF luf' which he purchased
I H.,
'ku nave anu F,,s
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-12-15
Jewelry Christmas

CIT Let your gifts take the form of jewelry
u this Christmastide. 1t would pay you
to make trip to Milwaukee, if only to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

LBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-l
Chicago May 2-Wheat was lifted to-day 70
ETeat extent by the buoyancy OF corn II had
some assistance as well from reports Of rust dam
sge from Texas and injury from insect pests IN
Nebraska and Tennessee. May was strong on
small amount OF business. and closed 20 higher
July rose &c but at the close the days net gain
was Sc September in the end wes without
change from yesterdays final figures Corn got
most Of IT'S bullishness from the small rscelpA
estimated for tomorrow the number OF cars eI-
pected being only 20 May closed at nc no-
vance; July at the moderate gain OF Ag7sc. MAY
cats left OF 10 higher for May ana 80 up ioi
suly. In provisions lard was virtually unchanged.
but pork and ribs were little higher.
Wheat opened firm and from 9sc 10 zee above
Yesterdays closing prices. The weather was as
favorable as could bs desired Local receipts were
z cars. as compared with q the same day last
Years. Shipments hence were 1900 bushels. May
closed at e15tc The highest was $50 and the low
est Ssc. July closed sSz4c after seIllhs as ~"
as zhs, and high SIC.
Market fer cora started strong at from 10 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
Nc advances. Receipts were smaller than the mod

Nc advance Receipts were smaller than the mod
crate estimate made yesterday, the inspection maxi
ing them 70 cars, Of which only were contract
There were 80 cars and $1,000 bushels transferred
from private houses Shipments hence were 3oS 900
bushels, OF which $4,000 bushels went by lake. Es-
t,rnats for tomorrow. 20 cars. The range OF May
was from 4714o to $3.50, closing $50 July sold
from 1890 TO +7lsc. closing at 1870
Business in the oat pit from the opening up to
midday was dull but the tone OF the market was
hrmer IN sympathy with corn, and on the esti-
rnata of only 2s cars for tomorrow. Receipts were
LIZ cara Local shipments 10000 bushels May
sold from $3.50 to 1850 closing at the latter price
July closed 291so 10 &s%c- The highest was SAC
the lowest 2&c-
Provisions dull and the pit remained &C.
serted all through the session Outside OF ie"
scattered changing trades and buying OF ribs oy
brokers In the first hours there was htue Oone'
THE tone OF the market firm. however on the
light run Of hogs. May pork sold from 81 M 70
al s21h end July from s12 OH 10 SS ID Nay iaIc
so,6 st 81 obk. off to 105 TO 81 07ia. and July at
sM May ribs sold at IS S71A ana Iuiy at ,. 70 ~
r17,k Hog receipts were 1900 head and prices
at the yards were DC higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
COUNTY OF NEW

C,T-PRFNE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York-Robert C Watson. Francis A watson and
Henry r. c. Watson executors OF and trustees nneSr
tbs Sst will and OF William watson decssss3
Pis ntISs against Frederick w HotchEtss and others
Discrimination pursuance OF judgment OF
- 80 inIy made entered IN the above enuted &C
80 hesrIng date the OF April 1905 the unee
I'M said judgment named vii s-LI -
ThIic auction al Exchange salesroorn nuIaOers -
anJ Ia yesey street The Borough OF Manhatla ty -
~ ynrE on the 18th day OF May. lOeo q. u c1Sh
n On that day by Harris Fisher. AuctoneeT Ihs
Sssss directed by said Judgment 10 be sofa ana mere
- ascrhSd as follows: All that certain ot piece OF p~I
Will buildings thereon situate y.Vs
Sstn a, the eaStery side Of Greene street IN ~ Siey
oS Work aforesaid and bounded and oescrloea A.
distant two hundred ana .Ne.ltS5
sa. an5 one inch souherly from the corner
- re Intersection Of the sOuthery SIDE OF Sacs
~ th sasterlv side Greene street running SS
.asterIv and parallel with Crane streeL s11S
S.1ca souherly parallel with Greene STREE aSisI
IeeL "a eleven inches: thence westerly
zen hundred feet to Greene suset,
orberIv along street. Hneteen 80 % ,o-S
teSoe bsgfnSng be the said several dim as
sais premiHes being known hna az -, n,S,heS
or S 11ts.b Greene street and comprising 70. s.
- mn map OF the estate OF Thomas ana asisJ INV
~ on award Doughty city surveyor 4a.sa Snly
Tth 1924. together with the ~PpU
York April 20, iS9 s2r sF,Rr H MONTAGUE. Referee.
IoIaintirTs attorney. No 2oS Broad
Sf-C T5Tolrh Of Manhattan New 1oEK Ivy =
SS,,iovsny is diagram Of the properly 20 Se SO
Tho iS abovs ths strest number being ID Greene
street: