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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-08

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From Saturdays Daily.
W. B. Orr is in from the Florida
today.
]. 3. Amber is down from Rock
wood.
+. X. Frazize of Denver is at the
Edelman
". e, Buckley of Florida Is at the
Strater.
Wm Griffin OF Pennington arrived
YESTERDAYS evening.
A. A. Brown is in from his Florida
ranch today.
Elton McJunkin of Farmingtou is
visiting the city.
K. q. Humphrey of Denver arrived
ySsteVuds cNPuihE.
Jas. N. Bradley Of lower La Plata
is visiting the city.
G. a. Black and wife Of Flora Vista
are visiting the city.
j. W. Bowlep and wife are down
from lockwood for the dsy and VIII
return this evening.
John Lair, the grocery man, return
ed yesterday from Aztec bis old base
OF operation
Sam ambau.h and wife Of Pueblo
registered at the Inter-Oceau hotel last
evening
Grant Morris returned last night
from Denver, accompanied by Mrs.
Frsser, mother of Mrs. Morris,
A. U. Graves came up yesterday ey.
ening from Cox's crossing Of the Ami.
mas, where he has lived great many
yearS.
James Belmear. and wife cape iu.
last night from the Disappointment
evening from the Disappointment
country, accompanied BY bis wife. TO
visit friends.
George Gilbert returned last night
from Denver. where he purchased for
the Ia Plata bottling establishment
the latest approved machinery en-
ployed In bottling
Miss Goldie Basset, aud little sis.
Ter returned to Silyerton yesterday
evening, where the former has a posi-.
ton. Taey had been down to see
their mother. who vas sick. VI
joe o'Neal has resigned ais posi-
uon in the round house, where he
made }i1S a night. to accept a post-
tiop with q sawmill on the Florida,
and he is taking his family out there
TODAY.
1t is very rsgrettable fact that
hundreds of families are kept fr6m
living IN Durango because they can
not build and can not ind abodes for
rent. Families who could pay from
81 TO SIS per mouth.
Russell Barry and sister, Miss Ma
bel Valiant, departed this morning for
Boulder, where Miss Mabel is attend.
ing the university. Russell went along
for company and viii return in few
days,
Hub Scherrer went TO Silvertop yes.
terday evening 70 see If the snow.
slides had carried any Of hts mines
away from Minnie gulch. Hub snid
ha had Il notion TO sell the mines 20
they would nor bother him any more.
Miss Ethel Fonda Of Boulder, who
has been visiting Mrs. Lloyd Sheets
and sister, Miss Lena Newman, her.
former schoo! fellows, returned to her
home this morning Miss Fonda Is
tall and 1.-THE. an attractive semi.
blonde and brigat young lady,
Thoe. l.. Hamor went up 10 Lake
Hamor last night to put In few
days with Eurmsn. wife and baby be-
fore beginning actively to burn coke
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-08

For up-to-date ice skates, boxing
gloves and winter sporting goods call
at Freund's Colo. Armory. Grader
block
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-08

Want sAs. in The Herald bring ~.
sults immsdiat>ly.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-08

clapp Shoes at Nathan's.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-08
ron RENT.

FOR RENT--A four-foom furnished
house for residence or for both etace
and residence. Rent SEQ per month.
Inquire at Herald oS1ce.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-08
Or. >. ,. eu.roap

Rooms 2. 3, 4. Kruschks Block. Phoss
Red as.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-08
aAAa 1lnK rAn

D. . \. q TINS TA0Ik
Ne. l1s Arrives Srem Denver $40 e.m
~. 10 Lsavss fer ollvsrsen 6:p p m
Ne. 11s Arrlvss from oJivsrtne:1e p. N
Ne. 1fe Leaves fer Denver IN q. N
~. %s1 Issvss for SilvssbN e:4s .. N
Ne. "a Arrsvss from eivsstn a:ee p .,
MO oAANo1 ooUrhERN =. !.
Ne. s ArYivss from Telluride 4:so ,. m
Ne. . Isavss Tor Telluride. ..7:Ae .. -.
Az tsslns dniiy. -
ouRANooFARMiNoroh.
LAsvs Durango ...............ss. .. m.
ArPixs Farminaten ..........t1 .. N.
Leave Farmln0ten. ........i:0 , N.
Arrive Durango. .%io p N.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-08

Wood q Morgan Tor coal Ordprs
promptly dllsJ-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-08
FuaN'snEo NooHs ron asNr.

Apply 70 1915 kais arsss (Nsrn
puranSol for Riesiy hs11nAs1 FsVoa.
for eoaG' ..
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-08

BY comparison with the year 1904
this shows an increase of si2,t774a7,
which is highly gratifying to every
one.
1t Is hard to be poor, but such con
diiion is preferable to the disgrace
that attaches to the late presidents OF
New York life insurance companies
also Senator Depew and others.
Wood 4 MORGAN for coal OfdSra
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-08

Swell ovsrcoats at Nathan'a
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-08

VIM. Griffin OF Pennington arrived
YESTERDAYS evening
%
A. A. Brown is in from his Florida
ranch today.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-16
Cutlery That is Most
Acceptable


Leather Scissors Cases consisting of two pairs of
sors-3, and 5ineh size-at $15o
Leather Cases, consisting of three pieces, at $780,
Fine imported Razors, made of the best X b. steel,
with bone handles at $3.50 and $500.
Songen Razors good quality steel and ebony handle
at $3.50.
Stag Knives four blades, all of good steel, at SOC
$780, $1.35 and $3.50.
Stag handle Knives three blades, at $500, SIPS and
$3.50
Stag handle Knives two blades, at 25c and Soc
Pearl handle Knives, in two and three blades, best
quality of steel, at 25c and up to $500.
Flexible steel Files, at 25c to 5oc
Pearl Files, at 25e and SOC.
Clippers made Of good quality STEEL at DUG, S1oo
and $125
Pearl handle Clippers, $500 each.
Best quality steel Shears sizes to TO- at 35c, 5oe zoe
and to $150
Best steel Scissors, nickel plated, az, Az and 6inch
sizes, at SOC pair.
quality steel Scissors for embroidery work, and
sinch--25o to $1.oo.
x B. Manicurng Scissors, made in assorted Sizes
prices ranging from Soc to $f50.
Butonhoe Scissors, made of good quality Steel from
25c up $780,
Gillette Safety Razor Blades made of best quality STEEL
10 blades for Soc.
Gillette Safety Razors put in handsome leather
with blades and triple silver plated handeat $500
"EVerReady' Safety Razors, made of good STEEL IL
blades and holder, put up in neat box price, $1oo
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-16
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb.
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb
Work Baskets Make EX-
CeElenf Xmas Gifts

Every woman is interested in sewing at some
time or other and handy Work Basket filed
with all the needed accessories would surely
make an ideal Xmas gift
At this store you'll find in endless profusion
very complete display of very pretty Work
Baskets so many that we've been obliged to
display them ON several tables in the Dress
Goods Aisle.
They are inexpensive too, price tags bearing
no semblance to the value put upon them by the
fortunate possessor Of one as a Holiday gift.
Imported Sewing thread. OEo
thimble and needles attractive gift AON
Leatheroid Sewing elaborate design, EAn
moire lined fitted with silk and cotton OVG
Leather Covered Sewing 0E
scissors, mirror cotton and silk thread 1sGO
complete assortment of imported Work Boxes and Sew
ing Sets in leather and leatherod boxes = fn
at prices from Csc UsVV
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-16
GiVeable Things i'm Toilet
Articles

The Xmas spirit surrounds the perfumery
section, for there are hundreds of rich cut glass
and other fancy bottles, filled with the choicest
odors that the best perfumers produce.
There are dainty sachets in fancy decorated
boxes and other wanted things that women APP
preciate as Christmas gifts
Shoppers will find this toilet department
thoroughly prepared to fill all holiday needs
and prices are within reach.
A han of Bohemian cut glass perfume
bottles several desirable styles. at $125, n IN
Powder pufs, In all styles and many beautiful e m
designs, from 25c OsVV
boxes, elaborate effects and always y IN
acceptable for gifts SOC to.....,....,...t.,...A eOV
Trays all of the creations from EA
Tooth brush holders 8 Ok
mirrors oxdized gilt finishes, 0En
at wv
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-16
Handmade ScarfS and
CenterpieceS


Cluny Laces includes such things Tides Scarfs.
Centerpieces ETC., and they are all very appropriate as
gifts for Christmas.
To get fair idea of their beauty of design and
ception you'll for type description will
hardly do them justice.
They all as fresh and pretty be, and they
will appeal to lovers of things artistic
The details that follow you'll find quite interesting
Madeira Centerpieces 19x18, $3.50 to 1880.
Madeira Centerpieces 24x24, $500 to $500.
Madeira Scarfs, 1Sx45, $3.50 to $3.50.
$500 to $500.
Madeira Scarfs, 1Sx54, $500 to $1,000.
Beautiful Battenbug Lace Centerpeces ranging In size
from Is to SO inches, $500 to $500.
Batenburg Scarfs in alove lace effects 1Sx54 inches,
Battenburg Scarfs aover lace effects, 1Sx45 inches,
$3.50 to $3.50.
Mexican Centerpeces, 18x18, Soc to $100.
drawnwork Centerpeces, 24x24 $3.50 to $3.50.
Mexican Cloths from $3.50 to $3.50.
Genuine Cluny Lace Dinner Cloths from SOC to $500.
Cluny Lace Cenerpieces from $3.50 to $3.50.
Fet Embroidery Squares, from $500 to $780,
Round Centerpeces $500 to 1880
Burnt Novelties also exclusive with this
year. These particularly desirable for den and
sold follows:
Round Centers $500 to $3.50.
Oblong Centers, $3.50 to $780,
Burnt Leather Sofa Pillows, $500
Burt Leather Piano Scarfs, $500.
Handsome line of readymade Pin Cushions, all sizes
and colors, at from SOC to $500.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-16
Be Safe and Sure-Buy
Her Gloves

Good gloves for everybody. Here is a stock
that holds wonderful assortment of good
gloves for everyone-selected for immediate
needs and sold on the single standard Of best
qualities obtainabe for the money.
Ladies' white. black, TAM brown
grey, mode and all other evening shades. q Ok
button glace gloves in white. black brow m
all evening shades pail. OsVV
Ladies' s-button gloves in black white and ai0 Ok
shades; pair AhsAhV
Ladies' 2o-button suede gloves, black and mn
white; a pair now
Ladies' IS button suede gloves, in white and q IN
Ladies' 12-button suede gloves. In black and Q m
a pair. Observation-Disclosures. OsVV
All gloves bought for Christmas gifts will
be put up in very dainty holiday box without
extra charge
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-16
On the $500 Table
On the $500 Table

Large Bohemian Baskets.
Tea Pot, Sugar and Cream
Fine China Pieces.
Fine Cut Glass.
Fine Carving Sets.
Bronze Busts.
Fancy Bric-a-Brac.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11

Alexander a. orr was appointed ia MIS-
place az the salary OF $50 600 a year.
Mr. McCalIs salary was Sl0o 600. The
board ~ trustees also cu' down IN"
number 90 second vice presidents -
hat hereafter there will be TWO or
these officers instead OF three.
Mr. Mccall. who has for II years
aid tho Office which he resigned. sent
a letter 90 the trustees In which he
stated that his errors probably seem
"a greater 90 him than Ia his critics.
5ut thar De was comfortcd 70 think
" the companys unprecedented
achievements and 20 know that no OF
nccr or trustee had prohted improp-
erly at me policy holders texpcnse.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11
lISTIsCT EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
PORTIONS OF MISSOURI. NEeRAs-
kA AND KANSAS AFFECTED.
rhe vibrations Were Severe Enough
To Shake Globes From the Fast
eninss on Chandeliers.

Lincoln. Neb.. Jan. S.-Suaday sv-
.ulng residents OF Lincoln felt an
earthquake shock that Was severe
,nough In several instances 10 shake
.Iohcs from the fastenings on caande-
iers No damage is reported 20 build
ngs
Abilene. Kan. Jan. S-A slight
earthquake shock was folt here san
lay evening Dishes we're raulcd and
ne niosemcut was plainly percepunir
Al Wamcso buildings We're shaken -
hai ii Vas Feared they would col
npse
Kansas City. Mo-. Ian. "A slight
earthquake shock WIS felt in this city
sunday evening No damage was
some. bui The movement. which ap.
pearea ln be from uorih 20 south. lasf-
"A about 23 seconds and WAS strone
.uoueh 10 shake chandeliers and rat
F e dishes g'he ~huCk Was felt mos
distinctly in the residence districts il
ne mort rihcasfern. eastern and southern
Dortluus of fte city
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11
MAS STRUCK BY The ALABAMA.
rhe kearssrge aud the kentucky
Went Aground ia the i,ower
Harbor OH New York
Alabama and Illinois Were lowing
in Line and Before They Could
Alter Their Course the Col
ision Occurred.

New York Jan While the bat
leship squadron. under command OF
RI Adm. Rohley - tHfins. Was pro
-o.,dirc fo sea thr hau ieships Netr
sare, and Kentucky ram arrwnt in
.he lower aarbor ol fsr west hank
n~hf The Alabama arl Illinois were
ioIiow.n next ia linc and heio- ''eF
-ouid alter fheir course the Alabama
eoluded with The Ncntncky. StrNns
ser "a glaucIng blow The Illinois lne.
rot clear of tho tln-ie and prortre'A
doNn the hav. ancnorin- nn,s'Df ihr
ear with ihc fiasship Maine The Ala
oama remained by 90 render assist
suco 90 the Kentucky ana kcarsafge
and wireless mcssagcs wore sent Ia
he Rgooklyn navy yard for tugs
At 2.z5 O'Clock the kcsrsargr ana
kentucky both were uoated and start
81 for sea. accompanied hy ihr Ala
Aama. The Kentucky. however. was
ordered back and returned 20 Tomp-
sinsville. where she anchored.
4 wireless message was received a.
ne Brnoklyn navy yard from the Ken
tucky stating thar The sfarooard sid'
81 the vessel above tho water Inc RAD
been quite badly, damaged in The col
hsion with the Alabama lt also was
stated that the Kentucky viii come
sp 10 the navy yard for repairs.
The squadron 81 haiiicships waa
bound for Hampton Roads where the
several divisions OF the North Atlan
tic acct now Ia home waters are TO be
assembled under RI Adm. Evans prep
srat0ry 10 sailing Tor West Indian and
South Anne can waters Tor INC annWa
winter E.4lcpvers The battlcshir.
had gathered IN New York harhor AFT
e. undergoing extensive repairs. SOME
at the BOSTON and somc at The Brook
lyn navy yard.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11
MERCHANT MARINE SH.PPlE6 BILL
Discussion of the Philippine BIii viii
Occupy Most of the MefA iu
the nouse.
II Is Thought That Il VIII 7e Possi-
bic To Get k1 ;he Apprcpria-
ton Bills Through 81 the
First Of June

Washington. Jan. S.-Thc senate
NiN bc-in thc week with tsc ccns.d-
GRAFTON OF the qu2~s ION OF the re.ofions
bcswcen this country and san Domin-
20 The subject viii DC brought up
on Senator = llmans resolution caa-
ing upon the president Tor Information
relative 10 the status oi affairs since
he nisht or Morales. and q t.e seusite
does not take up that resolution Mr.
Rayncr viii address the senate on the
general Dominican question n Is Sen
ator Tnlraus intention to press nis
resolution. with the subject once
opened up considerable iCbate may be
expected. for the republican senator's
are prepared 70 defend the attitude OF
tae president In the Dominican mat
ter Il IL not expected that The treaty
x!sh Morales will be presented for
some time. but the republican scUators
say they have no intention Of letting
70 go by default.
Senator Galiingag. chairman of the
merchant marine commission. has Civ
en- notice or his Intention A. call up
the commissions shipping bin. and IL
he does so. that measure being the un-
finished business. will supplant the
Dominican question II through cour-
tesy, however. he should give way to-
senator's 10 discuss other questions, he
will bring up the shipping bin later.
n ls expected. that the treaty with
Cuba relative 10 the Isle % Pines viii
De discussed during the week. but if
deferred. the discussion will bc had In
the near future This treaty Is in the
hands of Senator Foraker and he win
make an effort to secure action az the
hrst practical moment. The treaty
XVIII not be ratified without opposition
There is no expectation ~ being
. able 20 take up the railroad rate qUes-
, tioR for several weeks. but the senate
leaders say the consideration of that
subject viii not be unduS postponed.
They are already discussing the possi.
Z billties OF the nnal adjournment OF lhs
. session and "A conference on that sub
ject with Speaker Cannon has been
held The speaker assured ghc sena
: tors that is would be possible To gel
T ali the appropriation bills through th'
= house by the first OF June. In tha
event adjournment by the 10Th OF thai
month will De possible. for the senate
managers express confidence thar th'
Z railroad. statehood and PHILIPPINES
X questions will have been disposed o
e by that time. and Il is not their in;eu
% lloG 10 permit other subjects IS hob
IS them in session latc in The summer.
~ After contemplating a plan 20 dis
4. place the Philippine taTifr bin with IA
statehood measure Ia thes house thi
week. the leaders arrived az ne col
= clgsion jpst before aajoprrwert Sa'
ard.y thar the gre nt orisg - ots
= russ sl>ogl1 noi ha is'0rhea arm "a
-t cf @Acerie +. 20 0ecfog q
81 sc~ he ars, hs' ae week % ~
~, eu.e n,easnga s.l he ulrestFicte'
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11
w. GALviN's SCHEME
He Proposes Public oenist For the
Children OF Louisville.

louisville. Ky. Nov. 27.-rhe Falls
city will have a public school tooth
extractor and rcpairer before many
days II the resolution which Dr. J. ".
Calvin. member Of the Louisville
school board. will present at the next
meeting of the body Is adopted. The
measure provides for the appointment
OF 8 dentist al the expense OF the pub
lie. 10 look after the teeth OF the pu-
nils
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11

Covington. Ky. Nov. 27.--The beau
tiguI home Of Hon. Dudley A. Glenn.
in Dinmore Park. Latonia. was de-
stroyed by fire. presumably starting
from defective nue. Mr.. Glenn had
fhe property insured for s.. 500. but the
damage. IL IS estimates. viii De double
that amount
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11

3 .onSon Paper r'seusses tke curs-
tion OF Ressllat1on-

Ionloa. Jan. 5 ne Mnrrirw POS
n d f.as ari'ele discussing he Ascas
nus>.icn points on that rstaliat.ou
.ioae SIN be practically useless
.weapou aEliaSs the unised States Ane
other protecfscaist countries Tc t'c
PflpctiVe, the paper saFs. refalistion
noss he combIned with colonial pref
srancc. n adds flaS with the help 81
CstnaGa a 80 ceas duty en- foreign
wneat sonld tnrn every wheat grower
ir the western part OF the United
stfes into an op2.saenl OF The sirs<an-
scy iirin
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11
coNoRess RecoNvENgo.
r. ~. LaFouette Was Sworn IN as
Senator From Wisconsin.

Washington. Jan. 5.--After waiting
Tor almost year r. NJ. i-aFolctte APP
rcarcd I'm the senate whom u recon
vcned Thursday after the holiday re-
cess TO claim his seat as senator
from Wisconsin. and the oath on OF
hce was administered 20 him by Vice
President Fairbanks The ceremony
was Witnessed by crowded gallery
which manifested much interest in The
proceedings This intere'N was great
ly heightened by the fact that Mr.
I.aFOne'te was escorted into the sem
etc chamber and TO the vice p-'si-
dents desk by Mr.. Spooner. between
whom and Mr IaFOliette there has
+ been in. recent years a difference OF
/ opinion as 70 party and public poll
cses araounting TO personal antag
/ criSm
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11
Suddenly Summoned.

Newport. KY. Nov. 27.-While sit
ting with his family in the Woolsack
building. on Fourth ST. eet, VIM. w Nc
Way. janitor OF that building and also
OF ST. Pani's Episcopal church, was
suddenly seized with a hemorrhage or
the lungs and expired soon afterward.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11

Winchester. Ky. Nov. PA suit
for damages IN the sum OK $4,000 has
been fled In the circuit court by =. I.
Woodford. prominent young farmer.
against II. b. Schriver. a merchant
here. and Woodson McChOrd. sheriff or
Clark county. the result OF a whipping
ARRAY
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11

hc outpt OF the fve coal companies
iof ige5 were completed. showing Sub
star,ial Increases in the ionnage The
total ouipt for the year was 25,f5g,S3l
sons. as compared with 2506f.7sJ tons
Tor 1904
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11

Quits Presidency Of the New York
Lie ans s;oo,ooo Salary.

Nov York. JSa. s.--joon a Jcc4ii
We tuesday resigned tic pfes.tcpey 90
tie New York Lite Insaraace Ca aal
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11

Then leAuS pray that come II may.
AS come ii Will for a that
I hat sense and worth, DER the earth
May bear the gree. and a that
For a that and that.
It's coming vet. for a that
When man 10 man. the warld O cr,
Shall brothers be for a that.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11

Is there for honest poverty.
That hangs his head. and that
The coward slave. we pass him by.
We dare be poor for a that.
For a that and a that.
Our tolls and obscure. and a that;
The rank Is but the guinea stamp;
The mans the gowd for a that.
What tho on namely fare we dine,
Wear hoddn gray. and a that;
Gle fools their'silks, and knaveS their WINE.
A mans a man Tor a that.
For Il that and a that.
Their tinsel show. and a that.
The honest man. tho Ger sac poor
Is king q men for that.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11
Poems Worth Remembering.
FOR A THAT, AND A THAT.
Robert Burns.

Ye see Won birkie. cad lord.
Wha struts and Stares. and a tha.;
Tho hundreds worship at his word.
He's but a cooi f@r a that:
For a that and a that
His ribband. star and A that.
The man of independent mind.
He looks and laughs ut a that.
4 prince can max a belted knight
4 marquis. duke. and "a that;
But an honest mans aboon his might
Guid faith ne mauna IA that
For n that and that
Their dignties and a that.
The pth O sense. and pride @ wort
Are higher ranks than a that.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-08-30
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

wish to inform the public that tbs
w. " of section IA. the s. w. Of the
s. e. Il of section IA. the N. e. u Of
section %. the S. w. V OF sections y
end 25. anu the N. E u OF section
So. also along the north branch OF tht
Oconto river. from where the section
line crosses the river. between sec
tons IL and IA. s. E. TO the e. and W
quarter line in section SO. T. "a. N
IT r. Is f., Is private property. having
been leased by c. Fl. Ferry OF Chi
eago and the public is kindly asked
not TO trespass on the same.
There are sign boards all along
plainly pointing out to the public
that II is private property.
The above grounds win be pa
trolled daily by watchmen under my
charge Yours respectfully,
N. w. johnson. Mgr.
Ferry's Private Fishing Resort.