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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
ARNOLD LECTURES BEGIN.

M LIE Roy Arnold Of he faculty will on
next Tuesday begin a series of public
lectures on Pre- -Shaksperian Drama
at the university. The course is to be
given as a supplement to DR.. Richard
Burton's lectures on Shakspere. Mr.. Ar
mold was graduated from the university
in 1904 and spent last year in postgradtl-
ate work at Harvard. The course will
consist of eight Tuesday afternoon lec-
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
CAUGHT EITHER WAY.

The chauffeur who always tells the court how
slowly he was running his machine when he was
arrested for going about forty miles an hour,
met his match at municipal court at Norwich
Conn. The chauffeur swore that at the time
of bis arrest the machine was not travelling
faster than three miles hour.
Very wen,' replied the judge calmly. But,
rather than be beaten by the accused, he said
II then charge you with obstructing the
traffic"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
WYLIE CASE SET
Great Northern Must Defend Pro-
posed Injunction.

The Wylie branch line case has been
set for hearing Nov. 2l at Crookston,
before Judge Watts. It will come up
aon an order addressed to the Great
Northern to show cause why an injunc-
tion should not be issued restraining
the road from tearing up its track on
the Wylie branch line.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
WISCONSIN WINS
FRESHMAN GAME
HEAVY BADGER YEARLINGs
TRIUMPH IN FIRST HALF.

Visitors Negotiate 10 to for Harris
Proteges, Tho Minnesotans Outplay
Badgers in Second Half, and Are
Near Goal When Game Is Premature
ly Ended to Prepare for Varsity
Contest,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
ArRA,p OF THOSE WITH HORNS,

The teacher had been telling the class about
the rhinoceros family.
s.Now, name some things" said she, 'that
1t is very dangerous to get near to and that
..Automobilesr' replies little Johnny Jones,
promptly.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04

Ii you are suffering from impure blood,
thin blood, debility, nervousness, ex-
haustion, you should begin at once with
Ayers Sarsaparilla, the Sarsaparilla you
have known all your life. Your doctor
knows 1t, too. Ask him all about it.
We have 40 seeretsi We publish TO. .xyer Co.,
The fornuIas Of aII our medleiaes. Leweli, Mass.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
AFTER RELIEF,

"Oh, my exclaimed the turtle, 81 wish they
would definitely settle the question as to whether
I'm fish or flesh -
What odds is that to your demanded the
frog.
"Well, II I could have 1t proven that I'm
an animal I'd apply to the S. p. G. A. to re-
strain bad boys from carving initials on my
oil
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
TOUGH ON THE KID.

THE paper tells of q town where a child is
born every FIVE minutes"
They ought to give him rest and let him
have G chance to grow up
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
MOST Extraordinary
ni,ila n dal lnhin Dnrn

Mrs. Housekeep-She's the most honorable
woman ever met. Oh. really. she's exceptional!
Mrs. Ascum-You don't say?
Mrs Housekeep-0h. yes; why. she vouldn' Z
even steal another woman's cook.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
AT THE SHOW.

Chicago Tribune.
Horse Fancier with enthusiasm)-Isn't Van
dersluke's Lodemia a beauty?
His Fair Daughter-Where? Where? What
has she got on? Whose box is she in?
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
ENOUGH SAID.


''Now," said Mr.. Oldbeau. tentatively. he
stroked his gray beard ''if a man were, Say 80
and the woman of his choice about 20. do you
think that would lead to an unhappy marriage:"
'.I think promptly replied Miss Young. lit
would be more likely to lead to rejected pro-
ppsal.'' 4
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04

THE DEFINITION OF THE DEFEATED.
Life.
She-And so you think I'm a coquette? Why,
don't believe you know what a coquette is.
He (bitterly)-A coquette is woman who
syndicates her affections.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
GETS IN HER DEADLY WORK

New 1Ork PTeSS.
First Legislator-That stenographer has man.
gled our bill terribly.
Second Legislator-She doesn't care who
makes nations laws IL she can only type
write them.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04

Weather Now and Then.
Today, maximum, 81; minimum, %
Hegrees; year ago, maximum, 62,
minimum. 40 degrees.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
a STRENUOUS RIVAL.

Birmingham News. -
While President Roosevelt is on Of his
tours 1t was suspected that the kaiser would get
mixed up in an automobile mishap do some
thing or other to keep the public from forgetting
that he is no small potato in the strenuous line
himself
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
UP TO DATE,

Philadelphia Press.
s.Step up gents" cried the street fakir with
the big telescope. can take view Of the big
comet"
.tHere,'' Indignantly cried a man who had
paid his nickel and had a peep. that's only
a star: 1t has no tail to 1t at ALL"
Certainly not" said the fakir. this is a
modern tailess comet"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04

Unlike other prepared roofngs, Carey
Roofing cannot bef cheapened to fit
price. Once Carev IS, always Ca
---,'as Sea w. s.. Mott Co.. Tel 376.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04

Take Rhu-Maca Tablets for
Rheumatism. Your pain will leave you.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04

DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
Washington Evening Star.
women are very hard to understand" said
the callow philosopher -. ri
mot at ALL" answered Mr.. Meekton. '-Hen-
rietta has never yet spoken her mind to me
without making herself perfectly clear"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
The lfneuI


for Ertl. Substitutes for Wsconsin-Early for
Stehm, Cullen for Roy.
F. ouchdowns-Schalm, Frykman, Dalton.
Score-Wisconsin freshmen 10, Minnesota
freshmen 5. ...s ' .-.'. ...
Ofhcials--Umpire Koehler: referee. Hollister:
head linesman. Force. Time Of Halves-Twenty-
five and twenty-two minutes. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
MONEY IN IT.

Harper's Bazaar. .-i...
Knicker-Strange they didn't name the baby
after its rich uncle.
Bocker-No; he looked at 1t and said he'd
give $4,000 not to. ....'- r. ---.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04

Rhu-Maca Tablets Promptly Cure
giving permanent relief.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
Temperance Meeting.-The So

Temperance Meeting.-The South
Minneapolis Temperance society will
meet in st. Paul 8 church, Fifteenth
avenue and Fourth street, Sunday
afternoon at $3.50. G. M. Johnson will
lecture on Intoxicating Drinks from
a Medical Point Of View Miss Hilda
Bake will sing solo and the Viking
Singing society will sing eden Store
Hvide Flok vi Se' Free admission
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04

OCTOBER STATE RECEIPTS.
October receipts Of money by the state
prison amounted to $45s,9S2 Receipts
from other institutions brought the total
for the month up to s462, ,145.11.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-04
AROUND THE TOWN

President Barrett Speaks.-Harriso
p. Barrett, president of the National
Spirituahsts' association, will speak, at
evening at O'Clock.
johnson on Browns StaH.-Horace
E.. johnson, for many years chief clerk
in the office of the clerk Of courts,
has been appointed clerk in the office
of City Controller Dan G. Brown. He
succeeds L. M. Phillips, who has gone
to North Dakota to open an abstract
and land office
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
MAXIM G0RkY CONDEMNS WAR
Tells Of His Sufierinss While in Rus
sian Prison.
j se@ @ - ID A e q Gid 'il' q

Warsaw, April "a Jewish
socialistic organizatfSn' daASa 5the
Humid has issued a manifesto urg-
ing members not to- participate IN
demonstrations on Mayn for fear
they will lead to anti-semitic dis
turbance. The apprehension of
the Humid is believed to be I'M
founded for the bomb throwing
tand other violent acts of socialists,
l of which organization the majority
are Jews, have enraged the Poles,
who declare thah such crimes are
tabhorrent to the Polish nation
The police have ordered that all
| house holders in Warsaw engage ex-
| ira doorkeepers the next few days.
/ The Warsaw garrison has been re-
Gently augmented by four regi'
lifnents Of infantry and two of Cos
sacks, bringing the total garpisor
up to 81, 900. As
Fof London, April Art. Rev.
liThos. Edward Wilkinson, Bfshor
foT, Europe, in an aeticle ip the
Guardian, describes an intetyieM
| Ae had with Maxim Gorky, at Bil,
Iderlingshoff during the course bi
an episcopal tour of Russia. Tht
novelist was suffering from a colo
]paught ! he explained, while pris.
oner,at St. Petersburg, in a damp
cold cell and becaus of an fIisuf
Fficiehey Of clothing. In other re
lspects, Gorky said, owing to th.
kindness of the soldiers on gaurC
and the jailers, who admired hi
4 writing, he had not suffered greatly
/ .gIn conVesring on the subject O
| religion, Gorky declared he hat
Enevets wfitteh sn6r would he write
anything against religion. On tn,
contrary he earnestly desired TO Sc
\ his people taught the tfue,vital re
| ligion. But he had devoted year
| to travelling afoot in Russia inquir
Ting into religious Conditions, til
result convincing him githetlnionk
\ and the clergy generally were, ,ie
| norant and unable to teach The re
dligioh they professed! and that sur
I IsTstition nand lformaity preyade
| their so-called religion, abou
400 yEu H9ilW iED sffS ltAal 9E1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28

sJadge Payne attended a meeting
Of the republican iexecutiyeiconl-
mittee in Tulsa this week. A BAN
quet was given at which the Judge
responded to the toast TWhat we
didn'tdo ito 'em in sChicbasha.'i
He also promised that Chickasha
republicans wo1fd do better next
time but-that' S another story.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
new Department ORDER
1f7nu uHlHEnI ct9S1IS S3hN lJith
0f1Htefelof1 II Regard 70 Enrolment
sHi buG sAndiAliotmentsasria suol

sud5 hns EaeTy 5TfT -d1nl yRW rJI DEN
Muskogee, April, 275-7The secre7
tary of the interior wired THE Dawes
comuiissiontodayto hold tpthe ehi
rolllpent and allotment Of certain
Choctow and ChicKasaw applicants
forlaliothleht eAata the department
had ordered allated last Mondays
These are the cases of the applicants
Wh6%eretejected By Shecitizehship
caurtapdIthes RaiyescomnIssionand
the department of the, y interior
reversed them and ordered the
enrolment made. The department
is evidently backingynp on it.
Recommendation and the telegram
states sthat the case VIII De further
looked into. These applicants ARE
the ones that threatened to create a
complete overturning of the work
Of the citizenship court,GThedepart-
has doubtlss been advised of the
extent Of tleir Sweeping order and
are looking for more substantial
grounds before action is taken
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
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!: :'s':Elg|.SS';X|I,sIl,s|I;sII1|"';;;EE|'! VI. ,; IA n s';EEl i!
sale was or cents per houGfur
6Ticklayers, and SIS cents per hour
tor stone masonry. Mr.. Russel
aAidC9lyy AeG6)0getR Hs briek|
Byers he wanted at-!sS cents per
llpur from Oklahoma City and ask
ed me if Observation-Disclosures
ing-ahi~k aelsa Ete~dq thF|
York Itald liiM aaE Nh&t VAS
lybt but We could get Them andaSks
l him if the bricklayers from
Mklahoma City we're union men.
SHe saidhg did nOt knowge 8 BAaH Said
al men looked, alike 70 hin, 80 |
fpld him that l would see him When
y lsa4ssS. g. SEs3SaBySkta SPa, 4AN N3Sd
to leok oyer Ghiekasha and see if
| could find 'hirnu some pornniQn,
bricklayers that would work for
less than Il cents per hour. So
Ihefore they got1feadyufor ti1esstode.
work sthsy sent on qneo ., ,Mre MillleJ IA
non union stone mason to Lawton
|F6o ogees estbheinAsons st6 biiFd q YHeif
foundation, oTbeyoshadaalteady
given the, said Miller charge over
tIfe stohe WBtR Kiio'Wing that union
siien@ conldo 1otaHvorle lwielfnarnohte
qnlpo11n 'PlaSon5s Of bslg sd blnoW 81
" So Mr.. Miller brought one non
union 1stoneoq8asoan with f1ifh.i
There was Sons naoreggDon7union
mason that happened to drop .ip
CRfck kasha BY TIE iianie 81 Eek
andrew-i I'VE xarehsatished ! what
brought him hers so aui9k, IhIIess had,
been gone from here long time so
after 9MrioMiHefq eanie back from
LaWtonAtI ,Wept TO see hliipglr Hfi
MI. Miller, gave the bricklayers
and maaafg ahfoh ms Application
in person to becomeo 8rrnembeHoot
our union at our next regular
h7getihg,y yafso I 7nief ERg mason he
Bponght from Lawtpn.y9nIIe ALSO
gaye me. his ,nrlafTn ,naTnHp niHpr n TO sPecoqiwps oqiwps q
a member of our union next regu-
iatameeeing inWe vas tD 2art %of'SS
they next morning. But beheld
when we went there to work. they
had tnrned the other side of their
coat on us, and stood pat against
us, in favor of working 10. hours
per day. Mr.. Russell, would not
agree 10 8 hours. but that we must
work 10 hours per dayigand work
with anyhoda they hired on the
| fob. The foreman Of the team
men told me that he could get all
the non-union men he wanted to
build the building, so / saw there
was no chance for the union boys
and told the union masonS to lets
| go
Now this is not half of the facts
in regard to what has happened,
am truly glad. yea and proud,
that Mr.. Rdssei and myself do not
imensthToughe the same glass.
He said all men look alike, oihim
l don't see men In that light.
| anlgnId5 tssies9 9al II 7, ay2e iiu
Abb sf6 NJ Respectfully, edsaa9id,
], H. FLIPPo,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
Mr.. and Mrs. Devore are at Home at
vliDQ91' kFtsDA0lA0


Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DeWore ar
rived iii the cityat aul early hour
this morning and after. breakfast at
the Midway went 10 their home at
.925 Kansas avenue. 3tsa
AS was announced previously. IN I
the EXPRESS Mr.. DeVore and
Miss Anna Mabel Leighty were
married in Hutchinson, Kansas
Wednesday evening The winning
occurred at the home Of the brides
mother ats o'clock and was at
tended hy a Number Of friends and
relatives.
EEaHk is. TO- be congratulated on
&edaing bis fairsK Kansas bride, who
|ssa young ladyoffh most lovely
|traits Of character FThe groom is
|bne Of dur most promising young
.besinesslmen. Abouta four years
ago heetbok- a positinn with J. K.
/ EAbercf0nbie and by industry, de-
Evotion to- duty and his native
business capacity, SO valuable did
he make himself toShis employer,
hhat he finally became member
E9f the arm NH rDeVore is a
me eaIBefel the BgP. 0. F., and
young man Of the highest social
standing.
! Mr.. and Mrs. DeVore have the
best wishes Of a. aarge.circle Of
friends for. their. future success and
happiness 1r yfnu
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
FELAND-STEELE

Mr.. lNlG.Steel and Mrs. Maggie |
Feland were, married at IS O'clock
Yesterday afternoon at the Carnegie
library. Rev. S. % @. Thompson
tperformed4tbei ceremony Thee
bride and groom left on the Rock
Island for a trip South. Mr.. Steele
has ,beenoi al cotton buyer f0Hi
iWootten & Potts, for several years
and is well know in business circles
while Mrs Feland Is an estimable
lady known toeNeryIone' in Chickx.
asha, ~ /.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28

to a board Of trustees, consisting III
the mGinpi presidents-nEthe Enost;
irheorrant colleges iii the United
States and Canada, $40. 900. 600
hfst mortgage 5. per cent steel cor
ppration bonds. The purpose sef
the trust fund thus created sisftA
provide annuities for college ProA
fessors.ip the United States, Cam
ada and New : Fohndlsnd ,sA~yho
froma0ld age Or other physical dis
ability are no longer in a position
to rendetitie most oficent sdrvice.
"It fsiMr. cartiegie' belief that
this fund will not only provide a
digni6ed pension system for abody
Of most worthy self sacrificing and
poorly paid men, but tha i will be
a distinct value Is the cause OF edh-
cation in off.flhg all opportunity 10
the truscers.nf alcollege to'retne
members of the faculty who have
faithfully ser, ed the institution for
many years and tqArfplacs such
nien with Eoaaa yasosbhs,-a4li Oh
frieut profe 'S lrs.f..,g yrsoo,o-J II,
~ Steps viii A. one b. taken 70,
.AUhG iSiA1sI
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
The UNION. MEMS . side.


~ a by MT. HIPPO
EDITOR OF THE ExPE i VIII
you be 50 kind ast TO sPhhllslifhis
statement for me in your paper,
This Is iii replyto a publication Of
April thea 5th 'inthe Star. in regard
to the Wiiliainson-H Halsell- Frazier
Wholesale Grocery Co. "# s'''4D
wish to state to the good
people efiGhjckasha some9 of the
facts III regard to that work I
went TO Mr.. Russell four or FIVE days
lo1'O'I Ilaa II Yf 9IhRIH4 IN, III
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28

.5BordT eeoN ,as3 4yd SadsgE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28

We will also carry special car
which viii be. stocked With a corn
and cotton exhibit and in charge of
agricultural expertsfuomithe A, &
NJ. College of Texas, who will be
glad to meet the taEwersasQf your
ceHaihuniaf saed asaehSs lfs work
of these~ig AtlsnIerE5 isSSboth the
practical and, theoretical scientific
corn ami cottonsculture they wopld
he glad to talk over these things,
either formally or informally, with
such ofthe planting men of your
comfnunitylas may be interested,
and will carry along a fine exhibit
of Texas products, ,ss os
eve will also publish a paper
while In your city as we Garry along
Incomplete printing out6tanddesir
ito place this paperirp the hands OF
your marchaplsrjrs siit uqy
e44 ls4 4g-44-A a. -.-+s--.,sst4.4s = --.,sst4.4s44 3W IW
Mrs Ellis died at her homsln
the FRISCO AdtiAtl9H yesterday at
ter4ioonvI FunNrM services we're
conducted, by Rsv, S 6, ,ThhQmpson
this afternoon at the residence. ~
/. ~ rI4tNAlft
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28
NUMBER lOI

Which EheFekas 10 fcpBk..H "a
srhsystalIght lhlta SbeA VIE
ky d sskehEy Klrshh Mafys, he
said. 1t was sheer polytheiSih.
As to dogmasic teaching, that did
not exist" M
, Gorky , condemned tbs, war
&hicAbe said lad ruifsd d5peasants
and was running the county. Gsp-
orally il was unpopular and hatkd
throughout Kussta. r'i1e R6S-
Sans negtfef visited Agi,or undsf-
Stood whyktwas~awaged; soildaKs
-weHt- t-witls-the-tttnscst relqet-
ance; it was waged for the benefit
of the bureauracy,, and not 4er
Russia. ''
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-28

- ~Vm -. .-.,s-
TT
St.saer the Belief Of Bankers. Shortage
Me- b~4a&Ar. y II
1o ~ ~
-.
Milwaukee. April.27 The paol
,aleoa oaOailyakaeAeIbke " a Adv
sekAE6R bchkr klMn tho karthdpI
AHls ArkahAH Eak n,6& .hHtI|
Frank e. BIgHeiow. the defanltingI
banIA president, had d1ed ia bank
rebt% wllYlabfHfe3 AggrE29tiEeI|
ok4R fS2. .ddo46 hhhSlssek bl48I
Tie million aFfd 4 half mark. me
s.ttsss sst,ssssafye ssarfe4ifUfs
which ara barllss.t are ,olared in the
list Of secured creditors had al
tendency to quiet the nerves of the
people wh0b,aw91 denisityn m. thkI
CITY banks 0lphese tAsssU 44f fijelhI
no excitement fir tfi9 VICINITY 81
the baurks and noue il 4 eIDeeted.
Y ViHhkE dkf ai;ltib kkHdnk .btesidentl
ha--eorfes-erlt- arst-.-ii,t,ciriyfrrfuess to-
banks, commercial Institutions and
estates Of which he had charge
t5lJiplYlkiH abpI4M{e between fwo
and three million dollars and
based on his con fession a,voli,utaryI
peieAEtMElih bastl<ruHttNiI has Heen
flea ~ he United States district
eourt which eonhaiifs hgliahies8 uf
as as be n@nSSi Ssl ssssiS ssSLsi rs~S's S
list Of assssts Oh .,suisieh, Ms Bige-
lows vaiuatios,Ais-% 1fbkub. By
his own admission his creditors ex.
tend all dvgrf the United States.
One estate has been looted. his in
dSi}tedliess 10 the Broadhead estate
being SIo. 600; the debts unsecured
and Il is also believed that other
trusts held by the former banker
have suffered.
Those familiar with the situation
and with what can be CLEANED from
the former banker, fear his liabil-
tiles willprun up considerably more
than his present estttn5te. 4 IT I
The revelations as to the system
of Mn Blgelew'ih ihacohdtldtiHglarge
affairs ias;e HuGil ,aR5 tofIStagger the
belief of bankers. to whom the
method III such transactions is as a
second nature The fling of the
pe9tipn in tRpkTppicy vtfpeSe$f
l4tk thei wifharawaf of 4hY securf
ties oahltta gtrsfufhA oTsylAY Nr.
Bigelow fUphe First NatiShai Bank
as being made mitain .four months
of the filing ofr1the petition III
hqhkT4ifAf(<< n JFf ts71l Sff1 f1 res an ~dC [
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29

DR. Torpy, Of Minocqua, was in
town last week attending court.
The Hsh-train made its first run
through here for the season yester-
day morning. returning at 1910 P NJ
!. 1t will run only on Sundays 10 to the
first Of July.
&C. Welcome, Of Ashland, is a
GUEST at the Hotel Commercial. Mr..
Welcome has been spending the most
| Of bis time fsbing since he has been
here but has failed to land any yet.
rbe following locals were
taken from the Rhine!ander New
North -About twenty children were
entertained at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. O'Connor last SATURDAY
afternoon. The event was in henor
Of little Kathrya Riordan Of Eagle
River, who is visiting here, Games
were played on the lawn, refresh
ments served, and the children en-
joyed pleasant afternoon. Prof.
w, D, FolIer, principal Of the Eagle
River High school, accom- panied by
Guy Richison, spent Sunday ia the
city. Henry Hewlett Of Eagie River,
who has been seriously i'll al ST. Mays
hospital, is reported steadily improv-
ing.-Frank FiIlacy was over from
llagle River calling on friends Mon
day.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29

Wausau, Wis, April %, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that island
No. 10 in section II ZIP. As NJ, r. 4
East, has been surveyed and the plat
Of survey will be fled in this Office on
the 5th., day Of June 1905, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ and that on and after
said date we viii be prepared TO
receive applications for the entry OF
said island.
John W. Miller, Register.
H. G. McLrossen, Receiver.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29
g FCT r. q x #. 8

~ ATHOLIC CHURCH. Sr. PaTERs Ser
vices, the lst and ard Sundays Of each
month High Mass and Sermon 81 10 q. N
Iatechisnl at 2 .. M -Vespers and Benedic-
ION at p. m. 4 first Massis SAID at $50 a. m,
de the first Sunday OF each month-On 8olT
.a rs: High Mass, Sermon and B3nediction at
il a. m.-Nass on weekdays at O'Clock in
sa,amer, and 7:90 IN the winter. Stations OF
.as cross every Friday evening during Leas at
30
REV. FATHER ToPLhKA. Pastor.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29
"W00inal, Spare That boer

The Modern Woodman oi
America are to hold their annual
convention in Milwaukee this
year and VIM. F Kirk, the
humorist, has left q little piece Of
advice in rhyme, before leaving
for New York, which We reprint
here and iaepe that the local
members ofthe order viii read it
carefully AMI governs themselves
accordingly The poem runs
thuslv:
70 THE WOODMAN
Woodman, spare that beer
Touch not a single stein;
Perhaps you think it queer
That should make this whine
Bnt | nave seen men pinched,
For getting in a row;
From truth I never flinched
And | must tell it now.
Beneath the brewery's shade
1 fingered as child;
The brew that brewery made
Was fresh and indebted
But children are not men
Behold NV furrowed brow;
l was not portly then
You ought to see me now.
So Woodmen, spare that beer
Go easy on. the muge;
Don't 60 away from here
Like loaded human jugs.
My father, one Of thee,
Left money TO his frau;
IL youth you sheltered me,
And I'H psotect you now!
William F. Kirk.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-29

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