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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
n GROWING COMPETITION.

The most serious commercial DrOblen
which c0nfrontS the country is the
mcrcilcss competition being wagcd by
H. large department stores, which are
Bprin%ins' up by the score IN all the
larger cities, against tho merchant in all
The country towns. From Il small be.
ginning, largely aided by the establish.
mcnt Of the rural mail route system, the
trade OF tho farmers Of the country In
all staple goods Is being diverted from
the local merchant to the city store.
The work is being done by most per.
sistent system OF advertising and quot
Ing Of prices and by Offering. certain
staple articles below cost as bait We
were in county scat town Of over
1000 people not long since where we
Wrr" tod That the business interests of
the town had become completely Dnrn-
iy%ru as l result of this sort OF Unfair
competition. and the town gave not a
little evidence OF the dry rot which had
struck ii. 1t is an entirely new condi-
ton Which the country merchant has tu
face. and perhaps the solution will be
founI IN the founding OF the depart.
-mr!t store in the country town, the
consolidating of !; number Of the varied
commercial interests OF Il town under
one management, such concerns to be
links in chain Of such stores, thus in
sur:ng cll""per buying. lower freight
rates. Il greatly lcSsened expense nc
count connected with selling and dis
tribution. more Intelligent and liberal
advertising. This plan has been very
successful In one town which we know.
We know OF two others where it Is 10
hS into operation tlIiS season. 1t is ut
trrly useless to appeal to the ethics Of
The problem, to that spirit Of loyalty to
home institutions which is supposed to
be one phase OF our patriotism, when Il
sowing machine. Il buggy, bill Of gro
ccricS OF Il suit Of clothes can bc bought
FOR 10 cents less money III the city than
1t can at home. On all matters OF trade
mon are thoroughly and often stupidity
selfish. The only way Is to meet such
competition OH u purely business and
selfish basis
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
,ATTLE.
Sen, ana the
. Won.

of the civil war was
nth more eheroism and en-
,~e than that fought by the For
.t-nlnth United States colorcd troops
aficr hostilties were over. The Mugn-
Zine Of American History contains an
account Of the tussle in watch the
black soldiers bore themselves 80
hravcly. The steamer Merrimac. load
cd with cotton, left New Orleans for
New York carrying, besides hcr reg
ular passengers, thirty officers and 900
,nlOrrd privatrS.
For several days all wcnt well. Then
.l,r vessel sprung ulpnk fires were
,ianipenctl and The alarm spread. II
WIS found dat the iron supply pipe
through which the water for the con.
Iruscr WAS taken FRO, e.? IA MAS
broken, and the place of leakage could
not be reached. Tho passengers were
panic stricken. One small, fut German
went about wringing his hands and
crying:
"\ch, we are at the bottom OF the
sea. lr we gets pack to New Orleans
will dcy gif me pack my monish:"
The water gained fast. The only
hope lay III keeping atloat until Il vcS.
Sel could be sighted. The colol.r'
troops were pressed into service nIu
proved themselves the heroes OF the
occasion. y line of men was establish.
eel from the ilold to the deck. and buck
cts were passed ns rapidly as hands
could move. On deck another line
stepped back and forth with we'll
trained military tread. The work be-
low was most cXhnustiny. The men at
the bottom could not hold their posi-
ton more than three minutes at II
time. They were blinded AMI haf
st:Hn"i":l by tlc swnSl,ing aca water
az. ''''' =! :" &c Jumps OF rnal
wi, l.. IA "':,,:;.
Bur no oH" fi.,r.i'tE. and high above
-" "p;'"' "..sN tie clear. sweet rp:cr,;
.. ..... Low .:'.:s.nS ;tn army
*r!T. n".'' rarery neg melody. The
'''' 20 % the hearts
Of the pl>nvli@ars Hour after hour
the men worked and sang. AMI the Sca
did not gain on them.
Two days PASSED. and the drinking
water gave out. Then they could no
longer sing, and their parrhcd throntS
were caSed only by II Sranty supply
OF oranges and lemons. but still they
worked. On the third day the lights of
steamer W"r" seen only half Il mile
AWAY. RIrhctS Nrrr %"l,t Np anl
with ::""Hl 'jitiirl!Ity. ON account or
n"r we; ammunition. cum WAS fret.
10 the 'ji#lnHy of All. tie !it2lMrr pass
rl ON. Quickly the %NkiirrS formed !,
line once more. aud thr wr,riSuIlr la.
Dor began again.
After SiXty-iivc hours OF bucket PASS
ing steamer WAS sighted which re-
sponded to the call for help. and the
Wnterloggcd Mcrrlmac was towcl into
harbUr.
The men who had sung SO checrily in
the midst OF hard labor and in the face
or death were thoroughly exhausted,
but they had not lost their light heart
cd gHNCtN.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
tgcI to I3Crlrint-

Graspit (angrily)-W What. More mon
ry: If you keep on you'n hanl,r,lrr
me. Then, after I'm dead. YOU win ".
II beggar Mrs. GraSpit Calmly, ON.
well, I'll be Il great deal better OF thqn
some poor woman who never had amy
experience IN that line.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
TreaSurer'S Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of PiCkcns.

Office of County Treasurer Pckens County, S. G.
Hckcns S. g., September 5h, 1905
f''" Tr"'s'r"r's Office will be open from MOND\V
/. i K o.. UNIT |. SATURDAY. DECIMBl:N &c.
" =. WlTilOU PENAL Y
The Rate of State County, School and Special Iax inclu
ing One Dollar Poll Tax and One liar and Fifty Ger,
( r.utatiOn Road Tax
1903, hereby
>hal O TOHER 1Gb until "a URDN NE ~
o MS
Levy q IL
Constitutional School
KING tuhd
IOtN levy for State and CuLty Taxes. Smiis Gil >
Gr Etr ckons r. II
Il" h'r"Ht lIckens r. H. bonds
NJ
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
A Cheerful NiR~

Walters mamma was very sick with
rheumatism. and he was rubbing bcr
arms when she said, "Walter. it Is too
Dad that mamma is such trouble to
you"
Walter replied chccrfully: "Nrvrr
mind, mamma. If YOU are unlv iust
alive we don't care how much Won suf.
fer
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
NO JON c. c. !
Open Your Eyes and=Read 1t.
The Dixie Bargain House
/. w. FAIR,
Treasurer Of Pickles. County.
>iapt. 20. 19O5-td

Is the ,,t
IT," li'r's before If
m' her" right viii dollars !G ~av,
GhtH done, but dollar pretty hard The Dy , n
'"S" ia" three o. four If ar, aa s
w. '"'"d OF H." beat in
'''E' ''' S''' bnve etp 4
W. ''"' ST I" md the freight WIZ II .>,
''h want to ny ~,tk Evt,,,
S""'"""'' II Ncn anti'ftd get
""'"' ana see before oson,ew Ic y,n II
" o'''npg Shoes, llata, Underwear
eS Ok r'H hldrens ever saw and ut h, v,,
yon ever bought. Yours truly
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
z E. BE::. :. III + 7 =
~@>>@e@<<z-
-SS o ~<$--

Our stock of Dry Goods Shoes and Carpets is now CON-
piete We all of friends and everybody in pickens
County to call and We guarantee you square deal
the best goods possible the smallest living price We new
that sell goods below for that impossible bur
do that sell you IDS cheapy as any house can
and keep in business.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22

Poll Tx of Dollar maG h the
60 t. n aw lhr nrrt,.
ranGF (e
other I'LL the
Unless
M'rch 1906 five
o. hYctOr.
will and
yabe only IL ii Man,
al Bank Not Bonds
~ - ' N''o
p rites "'sirpg information by
"nato Of
by oleck he for ,lecthR ''
n. w. FAIR
OF Treasurer Of Pickles County
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
MIC Name EOnlel Him

Are YOU fond Of smelts!"
"Eever tasted It,"
'Eh! Smelts are fishes"
"Fishes! I thought they were some
sind OF cheese. ."-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22

\ lie always has Il certain amount or
weight with those who wish to believe
St.-~Rlce.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09

Gr nu iaabant ct Bert, flige bags
lice Msbtr / Tiger. ia Woaneber,
funbt2 airtslist2 gibelit2 Bore
W~SisFOnsuger er 10 uf famine aOo
fom bisie gattellesmsber. er be nu
pirtelig misunderstanding for bet
~aanbeliee 2ips Spbuagnen oe 5riD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
Very Low Excursion ates to
San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle,

Via the North Western Line. will be
in effect from all stations June IL, IA,
Is. 10. %, "a, 81, %, 20, 30 and July |, 2
and 3, with favorable return limits,
on account of international Printing
Pressmen's and Assistants Union and
American Surgical Association at San
Francisco. For rates, tickets etc. apply
to agents Chicago&N orth- Western Ry.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
3.

9. 8. GOrtaning. 5 Omflos 5
Snbb. 80 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09

Dor gamle 9og6inoer 5Obans
TENS Gnte bar baret Der / gefsg Den
fiOite llgestiO. 6un tiger, at bun
bar bet efter SmItanbigfebsrns gobt
bog iine gern / Omaha.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
yervLow Rates to Denver, Colo

Via the North Western Line for tickets
to be sold June 30 to July 4 inclusive,
with favorable return limits, on account
of International Epworth League Con-
yention. Apply to agents Chicago q
North Western R'y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
Low Rates to indianapolis, Ind

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets win be sold on 10, 20, 81 and
%, with favorable return limits, on
account of National funniest North
American Gymnastic Union. Apply
to agents Chicago&N orth- Western R'y
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
TOrretnina til Salas.

40 maltefDer, COB aiiatning for al Malt
/ 8pen eugene, 3 nil bsriru. 5 6eits, COB
aul, alt benbSrenoe til 6armerist %meOfglger.
3ermere 0plpSuin9er ueo at %tilifripe
s. Q. Miffelien, Dor 551, eusrne. ores.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09

Srebas b. 8. SUM 1905.
4lair,Nebr.

NuAit 0AURAtNsNf@ f0
Dor banIfe lutberite 8irts til be iabs
panlige 5iOsr, 5ormiboag SCI. LOB
og aften ST. 8.
SenoagsFple / airtens 8uiement
Rl. 9 Spnbag Morgen.
5ermometeret ituar / Dag til
Moraen Der / port aOntor paa 81.
fysrIt / ugen ct Bar 0age fob bet
miOt paa 0agen Der I'D imOO Roro
paa 90. Saa bar ri bait 0age Der
imeqem meo mere mooerat garme.
gnfen efter Riels QnOerien,
IOm opoe Der iiOite Gfteruar, bar for
ct Bar Tiger Iiben mattel unberfa'
fe ia en- minore Operation. SUN CT
inoluat paa MetobiitboipitaIet / d
maba. DUN er bel tilfrebs meb Sps
bolOet paa 6pipitalet, efter hpoo Or.
Miis 1farie Rielien bar meooelt
Dc, o. bun fan pentes bjem inben
ret Iange.
Tumilien Riels4noerien boebe tioz
liqere paa en- 5arm ! R9rbeben al
Rennaro. 5or omtring ct 4ars 5io
fiben flntteoe be Der til Blair. %,
% iiffert tiaige hrs. Qnoeriens
mango 9enner baabe oeo aennurb og
Der, pnifer benbe COB georing og
futb 6el6rebelie,
; Senbags betsnbtgjoroe pait.
Qnter ira pr9bifeitolsn, at ban IL
te tunbe mobtage bet at Menigbeben
til ban uOIteote 8alD. 6an tatteoe
for ben BAN bite 5iGib.
Spnbag GftermioOag par Der
Griluftsmpbe uuber 5raerne BED
StpIsn.
BAIT. Qn6eriens Rapbe / Sens
bags 9eipg at Meni96ebsfOIt fra
9ennaro.
Dor gumle gog6inoer Sobans
TENS Gnte bar baret ber I gsisg Den
fiOite llgestiO. 6un tiger, at bun
bar bet efter Omitanbigfeberns go6t
bus fine 9ern / Omaha.
..56e Blair Courier" ofrer /
i'm ii0ite llogape n9itsn en- bel Spalz
te I'll 0mtale at Dor 9anbsmunb
ears 6aniens m 3nOuitri, Y@ini=
gar &C 9icfIe 5attorp". 8la0et Ter
olerebe en- tor Snbuitri op6lomitre.
81 bill %forelpbig tun fige, at Ri sns
fer oprigtig til 9ntte msb 5Oretas
senbet, D. b. +. ot 6nifer, at bet maa
faa 6remgang til Gaon for baaoe
gieren % andre.
Dor banife Religionsfole er
iaa bsgDnbt meb Stub. teol. Gb.
Qnberien Iom Carer. CAB MI aae,
Ipm fan, benbtte ben gooe anlebning.
Soa bleo bet til Qloor meb
MT ,Sibetpulf". Gu bar pi bet beiz
ligite Cement : 5ortoo, 6 Sob brebt
langs 5inen al bort 6orretnings9us
Og 10 sob / JrOnten. Gisnbommen
Der 6liber l9ngere 10 mere centratt
beIiggenoe I 5orbolo til 5~orretningsz
fodrteret.
&c QnnOncen paa 1. Sibe ON
ben biGige 5ur til gbicago Oia 81
linois Central n. R.
= Or. 5. q. Murbo6 traFes iii /
Or. Robinfons Office oe gopeI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09

@i mener bog, at Or. 5orrep
er praftiit nOt til at ie, at en-
notwithstanding unber ariiti
Marte = / England lige iaa
bel ION | 8dnmdrf = fan blis
be ct Mibbel iii at bringe
Menneifsr til Maalet, ariitus.
g. .. Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
Din 8robers Blob.

Qf 30. b. 8. paa 8onft Deb q,
g. Maoien. 3 Omilus 20 Gents.
Ssno6unoen 40 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
&ejieinotrbf fra 9onoon.
Gillette
9rirton.
(af 6sitosfpritunOer 0abibien.)

9gte ~reforinert 8ts. fofuRn Spui
5eater, Dams = Der begDnote ban
ida Smuat paa en- @als - pgiaa
5obatsrDgning.
Der bIeo Muooer ! 5oriamIingen.
gn Mano If Sroet pg fortdlte, at
en- troenoe rusiiite Dame, en- Sl99tz
ming al G3aren, reg 5obat. Or.
5orrep BAR iIagfarbis: aGr bet It
9eois", Ipurgte ban uo ooer 5oridms
lingen. .Tei, neii" % g~ifalbsidIs
pc og Slap iutte lloraabstegn. YGus
tier De, 0eres 6uitru tube rbge?"
Zen itattelsManb par farbi9. Raaes
rib iaa ban fig om. 9un pilOe iats
te ia, men ubarmbiertig omSpprgss
mdalet igen.
st ipagt SmiI og ct Rei bar Wdns
oens Spar, og belle 5oriamlin9en 10.
Msu 5orrep gift oioers, ION intst bar
pasieret.
Om aftensn par bans 5aIer mere
oirette p9ftsnoe.
Oct MAJ man Iabe BAN. ban leoz
te life efter 5ilberernes' @unit. ufor.
farOet iagOs ban Sanphepen, ftils
breOe Snnben og oeres 5~orOenotbeo
og Qfma9t. Sans 9agemibbeI bar
Seiu Blob, dnnammet / 5ro. men /
bitten.
6an 6apbe aloeles ingen lib til at
for6sbre BEN, fprif gre Dem tiIglens
neiter ug b~erefter til ariftns, faa BEN
ino I Notwithstanding euer III
folos oo*). Ret Fige til ariftus.
nu, meo bet famine, og bu er frslit.
6an baDbe 5ro til 0roets Strait.
iii 9riiti 6reIietroft.
iii Slutning Bah ban en- tort
9gn - Nmeritanernes genner par
faare forte, men be engeIits 9r9Itsrs
a~Ienlange - og / bet ban buo be
troenos ior6Iipe / 9sn, benoenote ban
iig til Mano % 9pinbe og Barn Der
/ oenne 5oridmling meb itart Sps
.fororing til at oalge Seius til beres
5reIier, oeres 6erre og oeres 9onge.
- 0enne Opfororing par orbret ben
iamms Dag efter Dag. - Som 5egn
berpaa tube be itaa op.
Der bleo Stil6e0. De trOenbe
outteos 6opeOerns og bao. De bans
tro iaa fig ON! Cpforbringsn bleO
gentaget. maaIte igen, faa Tom ben
fgrite: Sob bleis 1ou!" = iud naf
en-: SOB bleis poul (@ub pelfigne
bigD Saa tunbe BET brboe Iss, 10
300 tunOe reiie fig.
gu par Mr. Qleranber rebe. Wens
Joriamlin9en lang, 6leb bisie Mens
METER leot op til be % sDerite
gGnte, bpor Der bleD giort pluos I'll
Gem, o9 bbor oOorters". Meobj9lz
ptrne, troenoe menneIter fra be for
iteaige Sdmfunb, ifrsO osres Ra0ne
op, tdleoe og BAD meb Dem.
9isie o@Ortsrs" bar ct Marte
paa grnitet, iaa De Isgenos Sj9le
funoe oioe, at bisie Mennefsr bar
uopegeoe at Samfunoens fom bpg=
tige til ben @srning. Oct par bet
eneite gegn e1er Marte, jeg / bisis
0age Ida. 80. ieg mod uHotage
Utr. @il6erts &. 3. Il. ID. MGrte.
Ruar SaHgen bar iii GHoe, bleO
Der Stfl6eo ouer bels 5uridmIingen.
gn Del git, men 5uiinoer blep.
Gfter so Minutters Gorls6
fugOe 8r. 5orrsp nogle faa Orb til
benz, bah Dem 1I9e beIt effer pam,
ffGbig oet famine: Seq ubU9l9sr
ariitus til min 5relIer, min 6erre,
min &unge.
MSeb ben entelte talte ban uloris.
Oct er pei troligt. en- gunife enfslt
unber ferIigs 5OrbOlO tdlte mso
BAN, men til bugtig DiGoe bet o9re IN
umulig6eb at faa talt meb be entelte.
: gilbert 6dn bar Der 10 / @ennems
200 fegenbe Siete odsIig.
4.
Gr M Iaabant ct Bert, fltge bags
ligs Msbtr / Tiger. ia Wdaneber,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
DoonbanoeI oo Smeoep9rffeo

Vor velkendte Landsmand, SeREN JEN.
SEN, har modtaget en- stoT Forsyning al
FINK BuGGIBs, som selges til rimelige
Priser. Han sslger acknowledgement med
liR forsynet med en- ny Gasolin.LOhomotiv
og er / allie Maadrr udrustet til at gore alt
til FACET heuhoTeude.
Ver aao god ~ kigge ind hos ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09

mel | oor Stbel, p1loe 1eg bare I bs1
@rdo 6et9nteIig og bare oOerbepift
ON, at Misiionsuger fun biloe be-
re en- forbigadenbe 5otm for 0ps
ratteliesarbeirst blanbt Dc bgbeN}ass
Ter. 56i bet itiuler ogiaa itore
5arer.
Men bet bar 6iemmel { 8ubs0rb.
Gent paa piniebas og 5iben ber=
efter. 5pIg qouIus!
% gaa tilbage til bet gamIs 5es
itumente. og ie bporoun en- aanoeIig
@Rtteliesbslge tunbe reiie fig / Sc
ruialem og breoe fig ub oDer bet be-
lie 6olf.
Gent paa bet IA 0ages Mpbe /
SeruiaIem unber G3edias, 2. Srsn.
29.-31.l
Men er bet iunOt o~gffigtigt iaas
ban at protIumere Oeo 6aanbsOps
refining, at nu pil man gdu paa en-
anben Gel, % Ell abdrter efter: gu
er mar / 5uOerens 5uOn. M fan man
tro! or bet bibeIIt?
Sea peo bel, at Der er rationale
GienoommeIigbeber, Der mda regnes
meb, LEGION Der er tor 5oriteG pda
adraftererne inoen for De sntelte /
Solicit.
Men netop paa @runb At 6orIte.z
Iigbeosrne maa en- beitemt. ensartet
6remgangsmuabe og OptraOen ba.
re farlig, ia uri9tig.
9oerten Dor !6erre Seius e1sr u
pOitlene bar baarst fig iaalebes ab.
Der bar ingen NetObe. Oct er bel
muliqt. at en- Spnoer tan ipnte
fammen ST. 9 og bbile I 3roen af.
81. Get mac 10 bare gaaet burti9t
qinieba9.
Der bar oaret nogst at beftiGe for
,@orfers".
Men BET maa erinbres - ogida at
&c Der / 0dnmart - at bet life bar
Better, Der ba6 benz rGtfe 6Gnberne
Up, e1er itau op, og Oermeb tilfenz
oegipe, at be bal9te Sriitus / Dag
- nei BET bar De fenoerfnuite SiaIe,
her tom meb SpsrgsmaaIet: IS
Manb. grsbre, bbab 1tuae oi gsre?4
Seq er big paa, at Der 6lsO tagst
orunbig fell / grirton 6oa, ia, Der
6leo innoet mob abiti1ige.
De tom inO / SnbbiloningsH: gu,
ton je9 tro, M er ies Ell Subs Barn,
Der bar funbet 6oiIe, og iaa bIeO De
l%ptsnifet Tor fort efter at opoage:
Seq bar bog in9en Sro.
De famine Sell begaas after Og at
Ter Der bjemme / 0anmart, og iars
Zig pad StsOer, 6por en- itsrre @afs
teIie er uten6t.
Suns gsrn bIioer benrntt, taber
geiinbelien, trsiier % t~refier, be6er
for Dem, 9iOer I'D / 6lGn9 bet Raao:
Blot fro, Blot ipring uo paa Qaabes
bbbetl
Gn 6el Del fsiger Raabet. Man
lptenifer uoeH bibere.
Men en- bel 9eI af bisie Sjale bar
flUt bqret 6erert. SpnbsertenbelIe
bar iua at iige fuIofaHOig munglet.
ga, gunife Oiit. Ter CT banolet /
gnf0lo. og Sub Higher. Men bet
bar bog goot, pm iIigt life ffete.
Og fom en- baarlig OporugeIie bns
rer tine 5rugter ieHers I 9iDet, faas
leOes b9rer en- fortbdflet OmpenbelIe
fine 5rugter.
Nan mar Ter pdd 6erreus Ssrels
is mso be MGnb og aOinber, Tom ubs
rettebe fore ling for BAN, bu bar 5e
ofte geunemsaaet fDGre admpe for
at nad til 5Uilen.
BsrneopDrasel ieu par itreng /
gamle Gage. 8ifet 6Iep benpttst.
Oct par pad mango Maaber en- COB
Sl9gt, Der polite Op: @rbsbigbeo,
Refpstt, Billie, ubbofoenbeb.
Gu ifol Rifet afbris brugss. Men
bDab er bet for en- Stagt, Der pots
Ter OPP Sualebes Osiuu uanbeliet.
oft fful ssres fuu let. 9rDbuss
planter fudr BIZ
Je ffnf siebfiffelin tro. Ger Hdf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-09
Blair, Hebr.
Wabash Special Train

for Teachers and their friends to AS
bury Park, N, j., leaving Chicago 2 2.
M. June 10Th, going via Detroit, stop
ping at Niagara Falls, Albany, Steam
err down the Hudson River to New
York and Salt Water trip to Asbury
Park.
All Agents sell via Wabash from
Chicago Harry E. Moores,
G. A. p. ID. Wabash r. r.
Omaha, Nebr.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-10-30
The Public School.

Eighteen million children of this
country are now attending the public
schools five days every week. Read
it over again. Eighteen million! In
the city ii e pupil multitudes GO to
the brick buildings, where the latest
furniture, apparatus, libraries and
free books are supplied. Out in the
ountry the children throng the rural
highways, They go to the little
wooden buildings topped by the starry
flag, where the desks are crude and
where, apart from the school room
there is one little vestibule where the
children hang their hats and coats.
In city or in country these buildings
are brain factories--bless 'em-go the
big self conscious boy and the giggl-
ing girl and all the little tykes.
| The public school is your true DEM
ocraey. There is no institution more
distinctly American. When you des~
pair OF the republic, visit the nearest
public school. There the red headed,
trouser- patched son OF the washer
woman beats the bankers son in bis
lessons. You do not need to read The
declaration Of Independence from the
front steps of the schoolhouse. That
! i
is demonstrated there. Life, liberty
and the pursuit. of happiness is the
heritage of all, and woe be to hin
who denies Milwaukee jour- a.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-10-30
The Mansion House Changes Hands.

A trade involving the exchange OF
many thousands of dollars was con-
summated Tuesday between +. j.
-Deckert and F. q. Ray in which the
latter becomes the owner of Mr.. Deck
ert's 80 acre farm situated on the
Richfeld road lin the city limits and
Mr.. Deckert becomes owner of the
Mansion House and NUN Der Of
valuable lots adjoining. Both prop
jserties have a value of between twelve
and fourteen thousand dollars. The
Mansion House is one of the. popular
hostelries of Marshtield and en Toys a
2arge patronage. The farm for which
it was traded joins Dr.. Lathrop's on
the south and west and is under a
high state of cultivation with good
buildings. Mr.. Deckert will tun the
hotel and will take possession Now
1st. This is not his first experience
in the business as he conducted q
hotel at Eagle River. d. A. Turnham
was instrumental in closing the deal.
Marshfield News.
The NEWS join with Mr.. Deckerts'
many friends of this place in wishing
him success in his new undertaking.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-10-30

An exchange says: A crank came
running into the office this morning
and said that a man swallowed a two
foot rule and died by inches. The ed
itor started out to learn the partiCu-
lars of the death, and meeting the
doctor, told him about the case. He
said that was nothing, that he had 2
patient once that swallowed a Their
mometer and died by degrees. a
couple of bystanders then chippel in.
One of them said that it reminded
him of fellow down in Kansas that
swallowed pistol and went off easy
The other one said that he had 8
friend in B1ncome who took a quar-
of applejack and died in good spirits
That's nothing; | know a man who
was dynamiting stumps and went of
in hurry. Another swallowed ;
spelling book and died in spell. An
other swallowed an iron wedge anC
died hard. And then the light wen
out.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-10-30
Suggestions FOR the Mask Ball.

Quite few people are busy making
costumes, and many are not decided
what to make, we suggest few whieh
are easily made and at cost of one
dollar or less:
Jockey Girl, Queen of Hearts. Tam
BORNE Girl. Gypsie, Old Maid Topsys
Flower Girl, Evening Star and Wash
er Woman. For men, Dutchman,
Irishman, Colored, Sport, Uncle Tom,
Happy Holligan, Tramp, Farmer,
Hunter all of which are easy made.
For suggestions how to make apply at
this office.
AS this affair is going to be a sac
cess and will be lie first lR years
every body should join in to help it
along. Good music will be feature
as the Rhinelander Band will be here
Nov. 10th is close at hand so you'll
have tie hurry. Masks will be on sale
at the hall at Toe each. Prizes will
be awarded the costumes most deserv-
ing. Remember Friday Nov. 10th.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-10-30

ADDITIONAL TRAIN sERvECE BETWEEN
DULUTH AND ASHLAND ON n. P. R.
A new passenger train has been put
IN service OH the Northern Pacific, be-
tween Ashland and Duluth in both
directions, daily except Sunday.
This train will leave Duluth East
bound at s o'clock A. M. arriving at
Ashland at HOO; iseaEe Ashland West
bound at 4 O'Clock z. Nj. arriving IN
Duluth at 6.55 P. M.
This will give this territory the
best passenger train service it has en-
owed for a long time.