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The Washington times., 1905-03-14

any of the other great blessings of life
But the man or woman who deliberately
foregoes these blessings. whether from
SiciolgneSs GOODNESS. shallow hearted
ress self-fnduigence, or mere failure to
auv,reciate Alright the difference between
the all-important and the unimportant-
why. such a creature merits contempt as
hearty as any visited upon the soldier
who runs away in battle, or upon the
man who refuses to work for the sup
Port of those Dependent upon MIN. ana
&c, eat in idleness the bread which others
provide.
1.-THE existence of women of this type
forms one of the most unpleasant and
.Inwhcfesome fea lures of modern life
If anyone Is so dim Of vision as to fail
to see what a thoroughly unloyeiy efea-
ture such woman Is; ! wish they W9Qld
ieavened Bread, ponder seriously the
character of Selma, and think OF the
fate that would surely overcome any
nation which developed its average and
typical woman along such lines. Unfor-
tunate1y, it would be untrue to say that
this type exists only iii American novels.
That it also exists in American NE IS
tistfcs as TO the dwindiing families in
some localities.
Statistics of Divorce.
at is made evident in equally sinister
| fashion by the census statistics as to
| easy divorce is now, as 1t ever has been.
bane to any nation. curse to society.
| a menace to the home. an Indictment
| TO married unhappiness, ana TO immo-
/ ralfty, an evil thing for men, and a still
more hideous evil for women.
The man, whose profession and call
| ing should have made him moral
| teacher, actually set before others the
| ideal not of training children TO do theiF
duty, not Of sending them forth with
stout hearts and ready minds to VIII
| triumpl1s for themselves and their coun-
try not of allowing them the opportu-
nifty and giving them the privilege OF
making their own place in the world
but, forsooth, of keeping the number 81
children so limited that they NIGH
/ taste a few good things. The way Il
| give a child a fair chance in life is no.
to bring ii up in 1uxury. but to see tina
it has the kind of training that viii
give it strength Of character.
| Health and Happiness.
Even apart from the vital question o
Irrational life. and regarding only the in
dfvidual interest Of the children them
selves. happiness in the true sense is
hundredfoId more apt to come TO an!
given member of healthy family o
healthy minded children, well brout i
up, well educated. but taught that the,
must shift for themselves. must win
| their own way, and by their own exer
lions make their own positions OF use
fulness, than it IS apt to come to thos
whose parents themselves have acted OF
and trained their children TO act oFAt tn
selfish and sordid theory that the who'll
end of life is to taste a few good things.
1.-THE intelligence of the remark is o.
a par with its morality. fer the mos
rudimentaTy mental process would hay
shown the speaker that IL the ayerag
family in which there are children con
The Washington times., 1905-03-14

WINSTED. Conn. March 14-After an
alAday hearing the board Of county
commissioners has granted liquor
licenses to two men who recently had
their licenses revoked, on the ground
that the board had refused Go hear all
the testimony of the remonstrants.
At the hearing the remonstrarts were
fully heard One of them. Rufus E.
Holmes. d rich banker, was called a
fool by Attorney J. II. Roraback. coun-
sci for ex-Warden Reuter- and his
The Washington times., 1905-03-14
PASTOR FOR SALOONS
IN TOWN OF WINSTED
Says There Should Be One to Every Thousand Persons
Eight Hundred and Sxty-one Who Drink,
IS His Estimate.
IS His Estimate.

brother when the witness asserted that
he could not change his mind.
Another. the Rev 3. T. Kidder. pas
tor of the Methodist Church, said he
thought one saloon to every 1000 per-
sons was sufficient Asked how many
drinking persons there are in Winsted,
he answered.
Eight hundred and sixty one-the
number that voted for license last fall
John w Roe, a contractor and builder,
test ified that his horses had habit OF
stopping at the rum shops every time
he went out driving.
The Washington times., 1905-03-14
HALF-MILE RUN SAVES A FLYER

SHAMOKIN, Pa. March 14--Finding a
broken rail on the Reading railway near
here today, John Dunbar ran half mile
to n block Office and notified an opera
tor Just in time for the latter to fla g
and stop the express near the danger
u0int
The Washington times., 1905-03-14

not in the least believe in the patient
Griselda type of woman. in the woman
who submits to gross and iong-conlnued
i'll treatment, any more than L believe
in a man who tamely submits to wrong
full aggression. No wrongdoirs> IS SO alb
horrent as wrongdoing by a nan toward
the wife and the children who should
arouse every tender feeling in his ma
turt Seifishness toward them, the lack
of tenderness toward them, the lack
OF consideration for them, above all.
brutality | many form toward them.
should arouse the heartiest scorn and
indignation In every upright soul.
:! believe in the woman's keeping her
self-respeet just as l believe in the
mans doing so I believe in her rights
just as much as I believe in the mans.
and indeed a little more; and [ regard
each partner is in honor bound to think
of the rights of the other as well as OF
his or her own.
Duties Exceed Rights.
but I think that the duties are even
more important than the rights; and In
the long run | think that the reward
is ampler and greater for duty well done
than for the insistenee upon individual
rights, necessary though this. toe, must
often be.
Into the woman's keeping is commit
ted the destiny of the generations to
come after US. In bringing up your
| children you mothers must remember
| that while 1t is essential to be loving
| and tender. it is no less essential to
| be wise and firm. Foolishness and at
| lection must not be treated as inter
| cnangeabIe terms; and besides trainins
your sons and daughters in the softer
and milder virtues you must seek 20
! give them those stern and hardy quail.
| ties which in after life they will surely
| need.
Some Will Co Wrong.
! Some children will go wrong in spite
| OF the best training; and some will gt
right even when theiF surroundings are
most unfortunate; nevertheless an i'm
| mense amount depends upon the family
training. II You mothers through weak
| ness bring up your sons to be selfish
and TO think only of themselves, you will
be responsible for much sadness among
the women who are to be their wives il
| The future. If you let your daughter
| grow up idle, perhaps under the mis-
taken impression that as you yourselves
| have had to work hard they shall know
only enjoyment. ycu are preparing then
TO be useless TO others and burdens Il
| themselves
Teach boys and girls alike that they
are not to look forward to lives spent il
avoiding difficulties, but to Hxe spen
in overcoming difficulties Teach then
! that work. for themselves and also fol
| others. is not n curse, but blessing.
There are many good people who ar
| denied the supreme blessing of children
and for these we have the respect an,
| sympathy always due To those who
} from no fault of their own, are denies
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-21
WAUWATOSA DIRECTORY,
City Officials.

City Officials.
Nayor .......................E 4. II. Godfrey Sr.
.11axau
tP &. c. .-usen, Pres.
tl's' ward ''''''','' Adam Currie
J. J. Marquardt
"" y Is ne 0"aFte
John Taylor
Third ward. 1900 .-.''''' / VIM. Mennnger
Fred Prudsch
Fourth Ward ....,........,..... VIM. Picker
~, ,r..s,,ra, A. r kellogg
Siei, ...,..... Edward Coulthard
Assessor. ....-......,.,.... C. w Daino n
attorney n W,,rrer,
street NoIii'i. 9 ,e. c. .a NJ,
~ - - -, Van Goabet
Netd cu i i7'' W IaIth 8 S,hrnitz NJ u
- ~
1,tf.aa ofthe Peace " hIter hp'Iist
W. l. Nolo"hh'
warobal ..........-... Frank Hartman
snnervisors
Lirst ward ........... VIM FAIRIES
Second Ward. .............'.. G; {, Jacobns
Third Ward ........-...., 49,. g. f. Reichardt
tourth Ward g.. - "
Common council meets III regular session
first and third Tuesday evenings Oh e"ch month
at the city hall, at ~ clocR D. W.
Board of Education.
Dr 7 { Cutirr
l. G. wheeler
I = peaSp
g. r. Adams.
I T. uoolpy
Chas. Gilllette.
T. Picker
Edward Coulthard, secretary.
n Kellogg treasurer.
hnIi1ing nj & O'Clock o. IN
=, ..;
n"'er O"ih
=. ". " 'tue'
11I,',Ias t,,at9ov
mares Luel"o"'
r. - tiauSeh'
TUESDAY Of e'eb T y, AZ w city nall @ri,,,h
n q ale
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Chicago, MILWAUKEE, s st. Paul R'y.
TIME TABLE.
WRuWutosa. Wisconsin.

GOING EAST.
Daily Except SUNDAY .,.......... rs a. m.
Daily 0:Oi D. al.
GOING WEST.
Daily to 81 PAU. .....,........ ...5 ~ a. IN .
DauS LAC. SuuuaN 10 Madison VIA
WATERFOWL .............., ,....,., 5,55 a. N.
sunday ouly To GAINESVILLE aud Madl
son ..., SUI a. IN.
DauS Exc. sunday to JitnesNtt!e aud
Madison Observation-Disclosures. sac a. M.
SUNDAY only to Watertown,,.,,., ,.. S.i5 a. m,
Daily Exc, SUNDAY 70 Waukes ha... S;I1 a. nj,
Daily Exc. sun. TO Watertown aud
Mauhesha ,......- ..:,--'',... .lu;l2 "a. m.
Da,ty To st. Paul aud Minneapolis. I'll - "a. IA.
Dauy Exc. SUNDAY TO Madison ana
rra din C.......'...-.: ,..... II 81 a. M
D,,t, EXC. sunday to Waukesht aud
Ws,,ertown.. ....,,;;;...... sep. m,
Daily Exc. sunday toJauesville aud
Nadison-........ 80, ........ 4;l7p. NJ.
Daily Except sunday to Watertowu
aud Madison, .......,. aI9p. M.
Daily Except sunday 10 WatertoWu
ana Waukesha -.,..,....... 6.92 y. m.
sunday only to GAINESVILLE Il Madison = 40 n m
pa.ty Except sunday to Madi-ouaud
south Dakota ,........ ....... go, n d,
saturday only to Watertown So u. ,n.
Trains leave milwaukee, for Mau,,ut,,s.
and eyOnd as follows:
Dauy ..,......, 30 a. m.
Oaily Except sunday .............. ia. IN,
SUNDAY only 1900 81 a. N.
Daily Except sunday -............. S,tl A. m
Sn1dAN only -.-,..-..-,. .-...,. son II.
Daily Except sunday - S,S5n n,
Daily Except sunday ..... ........ lO.OQ A. nj,
Daily ......-.... ,...- ............ - II .lOa m
Daily Except sunday III II "a a, n,
Daily Except SUNDAY -....... 40 a. n,
Daily Txeept sunday .................4. 400 n. II,
Daily Except Suudav-...... 3.C5 n n,
Daily EXCEPT sunday ......... ........ $40 ID n,
sunday on'N ...--.. .O0 u. IN
OaiN hN'cpt sunday ,.,,-,,.... ....,.7 rs a. m
SATURDAY. only ....... ......... S.n. ~,
'Wm not stop here Except on sunday, then
viii stop for passengers beyond portape
l. BROUkWAT AreuN
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-21

The IL. 7. llemsing Co. have lust
received a new line Of records for the
Victor Talking machine.
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Wauwatosa News.
State of Wisconsin, milwaukee County.
County Court =. In Probate.

In the Matter of the Estate of Anna $. Brown.
deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Anna
>, Bown, late of the city of Wauw atosa in said
county OF Milwaukee, deceased. having been
duly granted to- Charles b. Perry Is thiS
court;
IT Is ORDERED. That the time from the date
hereof until and including the first Tuesday Of
May, A. D 1865, be and the same Is hereby
tNed rs the time within which all creditors OF
The said Anna ;. Blown, deceased, shall pre-.
sent their claims FOR examination aud allow
ance.
II Is FURTHER ORDEREp, That all claims
and demands of all persons against the said
Anna :. Brown, deceased, be examined and
adjusted before this court at its court room
IN the count house, in the city of Milwaukee,
in said county, atthe special term thereof ap-
pointed to be held the first Tuesday Of
July, 1906, and all creditors are hereby notified
thereof.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED, That notice of the
time ana place at which said claims aud de-
mands will he examined and adjusted as a fore
said. aud of the time above limited for said
creditors to present their claims and demands,
be given by publishing copy Of this order
and notice, for four consecutive weeks, once in
each week, in the WauwatoSa News. IA news
paper published in the county of Milwaukee.
the first publication to be within fifteen days
from the date hereof
Dated this 10th day of October, 1908.
BY the Court,
PAUL d. CARPENTER.
County Judge.
OSCAR KR0EsING, Attorney. 33-4w
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husking tjme-gather your crop of
corn too. Schwaiger's corn paint. 95c.
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Wauwatosa NJ. E. Church.


Evangelical Pauls Church.
SUNDAY SERVICE.
Sunday school at 900 a. m.
Preaching by Pastor Ehrhard at
io:00 a. m
Young peoples meeting Thursday
evening at 40.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-21

Independent Ordtr Goud remptars meets al
Guod Lempiars' hall, tAIoWer court, every Mon
day evening.
Nauwalu9a Lodge No. 267. F. and A. NJ.
meets nrst and third saturdays of each month
az Masonic uHt, Dittmar DuuunE.
ItU} al a rctuum meets first aud third Tuesday
in each month NJ Arcanum hall over LcfeUer
Bros. Company store,
GermHuiH Nerein aleets second and fourth
saturday evenings of each month vt hall on
ST James street
Warwatos;, Camp No, 9537 Modern Wood
men America, meets second aud last Thursday
OF each month at NJ W. \. hail, Smith ~ Lefc-
Der block.
independent Order of Foresters meets second
and fourth Mondays in month tt the hali on
third floor of Smith K Lefeber building,
Unitei order OF Foresters meets hrst and
third Mondays of month at smith tS Lefeber
building,
MauWatosa Woman's Club~Meets twice each
month at Wnuwatosa Public Library building.
r. C. T. Club Meets twice each mouth at
homes OF members.
Churches.
CougrepAtiouHl-Rev A. K, Thain
Baptist-ltev. p. W. Long fellow.
Methodist -kev. G. e. GOldthurpe.
Episcopal Rev. J. ). kieb.
st Johus Luthcrau-ltcy Thiele
Faults Evang. Rev. @ \. Ehrhard
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Published at Wauwatosa, WIS. every Satur-
day by the Wauwatosa Printing Co.
Sent to any address in the United States for
81 year.
Entered Mt the Wauwatosa postoffice as Sec
old class matter.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

To the Common Council Of the city If
Wauwatosa:
The officers performing duties of the
board Of public works beg TO submit the
following report aud communications:
That on the 18th day ut Scptan,hDr. i8tGs
the undersigned officers signed a written
order and notice declaring the sidewalk rn
North Main street In front Of the premises
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-21

ONCE hours-7:00 a. m. to 1870 p. m.
Sunday 80 to 900 a. m.
MAIL ARRIVES FROM EAST.
5;O1, 8: 10 ana ~ a. m; ,; OS and 5;l2 p m.
MAIL ARIIlN ES FROM WEST.
II ~ u, m; ;OS, 5:l3 and 6o7 p.
FUUCuhs CLOSED FOR EAsTERN MAIL.
$50 ana II - II. m; ! .0O and $40 p. IN.
POUCHES CLOSED FoH WESTERN MAIL.
Il 100 H. M; 80 and o 40 p. IN.
W. III. LANDOLT,
Post Master.
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Notice.

Auction sale of household goods. etc,
at IL. Nieneman's, 1856 First avenue. ON
thursday morning, October 20, at 10
o'clock.
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p. &. CLAUSEN,
JOHN IL. TAYLOR
/ IL MARREN


! Omcers Performing Duties Of the Board OF
Public Works Wauwatosa, Wisconsin,.
whereas, the officers performing duties
of the board of public works for the city
or Nauwatosa, Wisconsin. have reported To
the common council of said city thar the
sidewalk on North Main street in front Of
premises described as part of lot 4.
j. = & ChaS. Stickneys subdivision, south
| west quarter section D. in the First ward
OF the city of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, is I'M,
safe defective and insufficient. and thar The
sald otncerS caused order to be served
upon the owner of the premises In trout
OF which said sidewalk lies. requiring said
owner within three days from service there
OF to remove ana replace said unsafe de-
tective and insufficient sidewalk with the
required new standard sidewalk and
W whereas, said owner has failed to com.
ply with said order:
Now, therefore. be 1t resolved. by the
common council of the city of Wauwatos
that the sidewalk on North Main street IN
4. J. :. * Chas. Stickney's subdi-
vision, southwest quarter section -.
IN the First ward of the city of
Wauwatosa. Wisconsin. is hereby declared
to be unsafe, defective ana insufficient and
that the owner of the premises in front of
which said sidewalk lies is hereby directed
to remove and replace said unsafe de-
teettve and insufficient sidewalk with a
new standard sidewalk as established by
the ordinances of the city of Wauwatosa
ana to the satisfaction of the officers per.
forming duties of the board Of public
works
BE, it further resolved that if the owner
OF the premises aforesaid neglect for ten
days after the passage and publication of
the within resolution to remove and replace
said unsafe. defective and insufficient side,
walk with new standard sidewalk rs
aforesaid, then the officers performing
duties of the board of public works ara
I hereby directed and authorized to remove
and replace said unsafe. defective ana In.
sufficient sidewalk with new standard
sldewalk as established by the ordinances
Of the city of Wauwatosa and renort The
account o. the expense and cost of she
same 60 the city comptroller. to be entered
In the tax roll as a special tax against the
premises described as aforesaid
he II further resolved, that the within
resolution he published i'm the official news.
paper in said city of WauwatoSa
faSS'd and dated this nth day of octa-
Der, 1895.
EDWARD COURTYARD.
City Clerk
+. Il. GODFREY.
Mayor
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: ,
Health. e.. John BarnekOw.
II. p Bradley, Health Ohicer.
Town clerks office in Dittmar Bldg. Town
board meets every Monday evening, at 1880 p
IN, at the town clerks office. Board OF health
meets on first and third Wednesday OF each
.mnmth II low eler s Office. at Z 30 ID.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

To the Common Council of the City OF
Wauwatosa:
The officers performing duties Of the
board of public works beg to submit the
following report and communication:
That on the 18Th day of August, 1913,
the undersigned officers signed written
order and notice declaring the sidewalk OH
North Main street in front of the premises
described as follows: Part OF lot 4
j. S & Chas. Stickney's subdivision,
southwest quarter section D. in the
First ward Of the city of Wauwatosa,
Wisconsin, unsafe defective and Insult
ficient, requiring the owner of the premises
aforesaid within three days from the date
of service thereof, to remove and replaea
said unsafe, defective and insufficient side
walk with a new standard sidewalk as
established by the ordinances of the city
of WauWa osa
That the undersigned officers caused tho
order and notice aforesaid to be served on
the owner of said premises, and that al
though said three days have long since ex-
PRED, the owner of said premises has
failed to remove ana replace said unsafe,
defective and insufficient sidewalk wi h the
required new standard sidewalk.
1t is the opinion of the undersigned of
lcers that such unsafe, defective and Insult
ticient sidewalk ought, without further de-
lay to be removed and replced by the re-
quired new standard sidewalk and recon-
mend for such purposes the adoption of the
following resolution
Dated this nth day Of October. 1905
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-30
BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield. Nov. 2s.-The annual
rally of the Christian church given by
the boys and girls for the benefit or
American missions was. held Sunday
evening and large crowd listened
with interest to the program given
by the young people. The vocal solos
given by Mrs Isabelle Traverse and
Miss lola Mcclure won marked favor
with the audience. The offering
amounted to $14. At the close of tie
enlistment the church decided to pre-
sent the communion service formerly
used by them to the Church of Christ
at Haskell, Indian Territory, which has
recently been built.
Mrs. ]. A. Warrington and sister
Mrs. Will Ekin, who have been spend
Ing several months at Eureka Springs
Colo, returned home Sunday evening
greatly improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Rominger
returned Sunday from an extended
western trip through Montana, Ore
gon and Washington
Arthur Olney, Of ottumwa. spent
Sunday in the city visiting Miss Adela
Saunders.
Mrs. E. F. Allard and daughter. Ger
aldine, of Eagle Grove are visiting at
the home of her sister. Mrs. Frank De-
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tectors. Doubtless the most that he
is thankful for Is that the rottenness
and the robberies have not been abso.
lutely complete. rs,
He has noticed that the political
smell ascending from New York, Phila-
delphia and sixty or seventy other
municipalities has been modified 4
litIe-temporarily-and Is doubtless
thankful for that transient reprieye.
Diminishing Material.
He has observed that King Leopoid,s
destruction OF innocent life In the
Congo is not as great this year as II
was last, by as much as a hundred
thousand victims, because Of diminish
Ing material; he has also noticed that
America and other great powers-ac-
cessories before the fact and respon.
sible for these murders, especially
America-are property thankful on
our Thanksgiving day, and for nine.
teen previous Thanksgiving days; and
without ooubt he is himself thankful
that matters in the Congo are not az
irretrievably bad as they might be,
and that some of the natives are still
left alive.
One is justied in fearing that the
Deity's Thanksgiving day is not as
rosy as ours will appear when the
Thanksgiving sentiments blossom out
in our journals and that IL he. now
yoiceless, should utter sentiment it
would be tinged with pathetic re-.
gret,
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Witt. and viii remain until after

Witt. and viii remain until after
Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Short, of Kan
sas, are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Shorts sister, Mrs VIM. Hill.
Mrs. Nj. Scranton, after spending
three weeks With her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fulton Putnam. returned Mon
day to her home in Washington.
Mrs. Ell. c. McCahan, of Kirksville
Mo-, has arrived to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents Judge and Mrs.
+. G.. Traverse. Mr.. McCahan will
arrive on Thanksgiving and family
reunion will be held, as Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Milton. of Esemdido, CAL, who
have been spending several months at
the Traverse home, will not depart un-
til the last of the week
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held at the Methodist Episcopal
church Thursday morning, when the
sermon will be preached by Rev. Fer
rail-, pastor of the Christian church
Immediately following the services the
Ladies Guild will serve dinner in the
dining room of the church.
While attending the morning SER
vices at the NJ E. church Sunday, Mrs.
Catherine Ethel tainted and was con-
veyed to her home. Her health had
greatly improved on Monday.
Mrs. ]. G. Bond left Tuesday for
Centerville, where she was called by
the illness Of her father, John Dunbar
whose recovery is doubtful
Misses Nell and Iowa Davies re-
turned Saturday from Moberly, NO.
where they have been spending sew
eral weeks with their sister, Mrs. Jas
r. Powell.
Mrs. .Wiseman anu daughter, Mrs
Wyrick. of Wellman. West Va. w. H
Wiseman returned Monday to Center
vile.
Prof. Ed Collins, of Iowa City, spent
/ Saturday with relatives in this city.
/ Mrs. Jones, of Mystic, is visiting at
the home of her son, Tom Jones, who
has recently taken charge Of the Car.
! hon coal mines.
DR.. S. N. Colliver. of Athens. Wis.
! is visiting at the home Of his father