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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-02-08

Mrs. A. G.. Hebberd has oeen
,uite ill during the week.
Robert Roberts transacted ousl-
oess at Superior last week
Jake Segal transacted BUSINESS ~
she Harbor City yesterday.
Under sheriff Severson mace d
trip to Bayfield, on Tuesday
Miss Florence McCabe visited the
schools in Ashland Monday.
c. W. Layton left Friday for Chi
cago to visit for few days.
Furnished rooms with or without
board. Inquire of MISS ELLA HoFF-
NAN.
J. E. Jones transacted business at
Mellen a couple of days during the
week.
A party of young people attended
ball given at Bayfield, last FRIDAY
evening.
Attorney G. N. Risjord, of Ash
and transacted business IN the city
tuesday.
C. w. Leighton spent Saturday
I'D Sunday in Chicago visiting with
elatives.
Mrs. David McCarty, Of the town
IF Washburn, is reported as being
very sick.
A masquerade ball will be held at
The Union hall tonight, to which all
re invited.
DR.. A. Hanison, OF Lacrosse,
transacted business in the city DUR
ng the week.
Miss Tormey, one of the high
;eachers school was On the SICK list
Turing the week.
L. W. Walker, representing the
Duluth News Tribune was In the
1ty yesterday.
The grounding seems to nave
one the business all right, but then
1e ice man is happy.
Jay Murphy has gone to Cornu-
,pia whore he will teach school the
amainder of the term.
Bishop Weller Of Fon du lac, con-
dcted services at the Eplscopal
1urch, Saturday evening.
Mrs, John Rogers who has been
lite i'll for the past week is re-
orted considerable better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick SorrensOn are
le happy parents OF a baby
ri born Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Harry Wieman was taken to
le ST. Joseph hospital at Ashland
tuesday, to undergo anaoperation.
For sale:-14, 600 brick at the
nerican Express Office.
l.. L. BIRDsEY.
Mrs. Bert Davis returned Satur-
= from Hudson, where she has
ad been visiting with her parents.
O. A. Lamoreaux, left last night
" the south on business trip.
Tr. Lamoreaux will be away about
week.
[. L. Pierce left during the week
Or Woodbury. and Wilmington Della
ware. where he will remain for a
hort time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clerence Welton
yho have been living in California,
ire in this city visiting at the home
Of Tired Welton.
Miss Winnifred Short, of Superb
n, is visiting in the city as the
,uest of her sis Ter Miss Florence, at
he Gibson residence.
The concert given at the COngre-
,ational church last Friday evening
vas of high character and was
ute well attended.
F. Y. Holston, who holds the
,osition of Indian Farmer on the
Red Cliffe Indian Reservation, was
n the city yesterday
Mrs. A. Knowles, of Iron River,
isited in the city a couple of days
uring the week as the guest of Mr..
nd Mrs. John w. Gibson.
THE TIMES has prepared nomina.
on papers according to law and
i'll be glad to furnish them tc
andidates. They are cheap too.
The Washington times., 1906-07-01

IN charm of appearance and manner
and housekeeping. the Koreans set
great store by housekeeping. and
thar natmSily he prince isn't going
10 be so foolish as TO pass her by
and take another less attractive.
Now the task of looking over
thousand or so young ladies isn't
any thirty minutes job. In fact. if
The Washington times., 1906-07-01

they were sufficiently attractive It
might take the prince the rest of
natural life just passing the time
of day with them and trying to
decide which to make his wife, and
then by the time he had gotten
around TO the last of the thousand
they would ne well along in middle
Continued on Fourth Page.}
The Washington times., 1906-07-01

any of the demons TO whom
Koreans pray--this far away conn
try presents to the astonishcd trav-
C'er the picture Of land without
a religion and without god-the
cause Of all their trouble is mere
man.
Perhaps II is not quito just 10 him
20 cali MIN mere man either. for
IL is the crown prince. VI Tchok,
upon whose viii these Young wo-
mon wait. On the surface it looks
as II the prince must be lady kill
cr. who could give any of our Amer
lean matinee idols cards and spades
and beat them with one hand tied
behind him. But this is not neces-
The Washington times., 1906-07-01

sarily the case and the energetic
theatrical manager whose ambi-
iious. mind may have already be-
gum 10 figure the cost of importing
u Tchok need not apply. 1t is not
impossible that there are some
among the thousand maids who
hook with favor upon the prince.
but they. with the rest of the flock
arc waiting merely, because an cdict
has been issued by the government.
The crown prince. who became a
Widower about year ago. has an
nouuced his intention of marrying
again. For that reason Instructions
have been spread far and wide
through the land that no young
women Of the nobility shall be
married until the prince shall have
had his pick This IS rather hard
on the maidcns as. wcH as upon the
other suitors who are now calcu-
The Washington times., 1906-07-01

THOUSAND maidens. most
beautiful and highest in
rank in all Korea. may
not we'd. They have not
dedicated themselves To
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11

iucssr. Who Are Crcwa- Jr1. in Cos
tome ana Evsryth.rg Suggestive
Of Beloved Shiis.hcoe Rhy-nes.

a s.slnSr Geese pas,y co. crown
,ps is scr5 Amusing affair. .-i -
uccese depends uacl everyone eater
nx.iuio che spiri, OK the OCCASION t''s
iosg,as - the odd woman N1o
.iv,.l ga ihe shoe asJ IA guests are
,er r'any children
1hr host may be Oid kirg Cole.
desirable. masks 'oay De- worn or
NJ 0ss' pant OF tte evenins. me
harcafs are So MANY in ~S.oiaef
90, taat these si-csid be no du94i-
! aics
For rc,rcshmcniS ssrvc tav's aad
IA ersa, bag pie decorated with riecN
birds. also a smaller pie voni-i" ~
no historic plgus which in as
.ase viii be bonbonr
For room decoret.1ns make % "a
Illustrating Mother Goose sIl.e--s.
hoy N.l be very enccuve. Oh 60 rec
no Little Roy Blue vt come Ni'h A+
Shl-o -woolly shecn' and bis tofn.
rae "owl" and the pussy cat Who
vent 70 sea In the pea ereen boa can
% done by wearing animal masks. il
3 nor necessary 70 describe the cos-
amos. Tor Mother Goose book wi'n
f.olored pictures will be the only guide
necessary.
A aize may be given Tor the best
costume and may consist OF a rather
soose book
Affcr me grand march cards may oe
played u the hostess cesires.-Madafne
Aerri
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11
70 TRIM EVENING WAISTS.
Three WAYS in Which Last Years
Bodice May BE Frsshened UP
and Made Modish.

Here are some suggestions for doing
I'D las, winters evening hodices. or for
trimming new ones.
No. has chiffon draped round the
op of bodice aud pulled out well or the
on of arm. the drapery rs caught in
Al each side and IN center front by
ing formed OF ruches of plated rib
BON edged with the tiniest lace. ire
,oior OF chiffon and ribbon -must OF
,nurse. be selected TO accord With the
fress IL is 10 trim.
No has three deep points 81 lace
falling over the front. folds OF tui'e
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11

or chiffon are attached to each arm
hole. aud are passed through incisions
made 10 the side points. then carried
down 10 meet in the center front OF
Wais, Butterfly bows composed OF
plated tuiie or chiffon are nxed on
each shoulder: the back has one short
Of point or lace 90 each side
In No. ; there Is a point OF en-
broidered silk each side the front tnAt
falls over a dTapery OF tulle knotted IN
front aud continued TO the waist Two
straps OF silk cross the top of arm:
from tnese fan plaitings OF tune, the
lower one about twice the depth OF inc
upper one A bow OF tuile finishes the
straps
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11
AN AMUSING PIE PARTY.
After Partners for Evening Dis
tributed Pass Pieces Of Paper Fsstes
Labeled as 10 Pie Filling

Invitations for a PIE party were sent
,ut on triangular pieces Of caFcDoard
q SIX couples all intimate fricNdS
nhen the guests arrived The men Sero
,uctioned on by the host. who vas ex-
.eedipgly clever The Doctor" Vas
Introduced on the block IN this man
Ter. a man often wanted. though
much addicted 30 the bottle" The bid
ling was fast and furious and 1000
BEANS brought tho man 10 hts rurchas-
IT. The coal dsaler VAS dcscribed a.
the man We think about when the
NOV nis- Wb.n al had secured
partners the ildieS we're gwen pieces
" pie made from t~o pieces - paper
Die plates tsusa as bakers u~el lNsten-
"a togethcs with ribsaon rhe liuns
AIS piece of .sapci hraroE tue words
Cherry Mime ~NHri". Gus
ard WhAte.er pic was ieS.a mated
ne man had To give a rsciVe toe Il.
While tie iadN made ~ ia pantoui me-
rhis was most amuslne Fer refresh
rents all kinds OF pie were sized.
18th coffee and sand~lchcs Madame
Nerri
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11
A Charity Luncheon.

Charity luncheons are very popular
ust now n church society. club or
,barity organization gives a luncheon.
Is quite the thing for lady TO
ssk few friends to Zoe her guests.
sending word IN advance TO the chair
nan OF the AFFAIR 70 reserve the places
" table. Society people are doing
his. and sometimes the tables are re-
served for the hour appointed. This
nsures certain sum. and make thu
luncheon a financial As well as q social
iucc1ss There never was limo
when there was so much need FOR
'harity work. especially Tor women
,nd children The rolls. cakes. saiads
ma meats are generally home 60 'kcd
q these Affairs. SO 10 there - "a sur
,lus the things are sold. supply OF
laper bass being kept in which tho
irtlcies may be carried Mad me
NcrrL
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11

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NJ. oshy nS h
Block lot
Hand in
Ho
9bn IA
mls ,aaA dfsi
H~ks t p "
d4fnBpk L~.Ii
l
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inLnI 5
elnu .lssi5 b. %
N Plain
B.e Lot Sinh
kIwI Isa b.
7Iaen anund = @ ia
limb lin
iaans lot"
nm~Ia Lots Il
TNIJNR
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11


Plat NGrr One will be sold soe
tn reht { the
obeween n
Aor anunside -
oanil lots 6and7 IL
uM ito o '
wilb eacSepd
cleeksh due two
cent
meaudpla Trustee
Alfn and best bidder
Aiufsa dslc wi
L. w. EB0TTS,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-01-11
mil MN vuDIov0N Ym9tOp p,;'F STATE KENTUCKY
H. D. Dhhhhhu iHhOoiO"' iiO0lOO'
BIG STONE CAP MPROVENT CO., Etc, Defendants,

entered iyA The end" ,a' lee
o. hour 10 A
Gso~iag Vga~ and particularly aT'es'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

= 8iitpS! pDpbdmme lauIua mil'
pittDmdt fiitotiemme fonIolaiiiae, iot'
fa min runIosIufuiIasti apustiipot
sSobn Socobs'in iasten { pmdtii toi'
meenpantua iltomoa miime Iiinnitrts
taino. tt. 26 p. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
.baaIiua, SronmoobisIa. &iitoS mpbs
lobiain antoiiQe, pbielmon luoritto'
lille ia faifiue, iotfo tomolla tai tot
IeIta oipustipat ldmpimdad mpDtd'
tuntoiIuuoeuoon, ubrauffiaoon ia a'
nuIiaiIuubeIoan tdtd tiloiIuutto.
pubbas hilos iltomoSta pli$90.01
iofa iuurenu fiitoaiIuuoeuo maini.
taan.
Sronnoob, Did, GIofuun 30 p.
1906.
WloIpiina ia Otto Mosiinen,
bolbooiot
MfemntSta IaStenpumui0e
DapiS &c Sebrisid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
/. Otiafda fiinail Tusfeon puma

- Stiatdd tttttttt. NuSfedn pitnai'
men nuppa ionni, ioua on paIfeo
pirffo otiasio, faoonnut Hami ep'stG
10 noin pari wiiffoa fifteen. Sos jos
FIJI bpmdntabtoinen ibminen fen oIin.
paifon tietdd ilmoittafoon Iiitd pal.
fintoa paStaan
gntti Sacf5eIiue,
Dor 33. Hamiep, Wib.
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!SipmantuS a1nin altaiiile Srpn
GumntDSiG, ISis., iGnestGiille.

Gen iobooSta FUN tlftomani plpu
minilo ppptdneet, ettG rupeoiIin Ibe'
riffin fofelaotIi, pppodn tdmdn
foiitto ilmoittoo. eta oiiao mietittpds
nj plen pGdttdnpt tuttomieni pppns
nDn tdpttdd, ia tdten pppoGn pdds'
td dGnestdiien IupIioon pllesIani
fpfeloano ytepublifaanileuo tifetiud.
Wiinun poliittinen fontoni on HpIes
belt Ga Solicit YlatIormu ia lupoon
ettd Jos tulen nolitufIi, min nina
teen pirtani ien mlfoon FUN len
lofi maatii Imam mintGGnlaiSta
puolue tai pfiitpispuolueelliiu utta,
tobi fatiomotta fanIauiiuufliin toi
uS%fontoon. Sa MIND tulen olemaan
mirfamies eli oinoastaan pboeiie tai
ioIefin ioufoae, maon foifiue ia
faiffien parasite fotioen. Wind pie
ban ettei ole iiind faitfi, ettd ola
bpnd republican, eli bpmd oemo
fraatti ia len noiaua tula ddneste-
tpfii, iuoan pibdn, ettd mirfaon pprs
f'idn tarmitiee ola iotafin idstd, ME
mittdin bdneqd tules ouu iotafin
lailiIuutta ia lofien maotima BALI
tismieli ia bpmd fanialoiStunne, ia
slliii faifen oifoa pprtid iitd pad.
mddrdd foboen ia foiftina aifois
no foettaa iebod ia tattoo fen pes
rddn, ettd oliii taifti tanian par'
baafii. Gen ei tuIe foSfoan ola
poulueelinen mirfatoimisia eifd
fdptidd ipirfoonio pfiitpiIer ebutii,
mutto pitdd itienid alma ia faifen
ifoo mirfofutiumufiesIaan, futenG
bdnen ,pirtrnia naatii, ia tdpbeli'
est lafia tdpttden toimenIa tebod
Wtind lupoon, Jos tuIen ddnestetpfii,
min tebbd. @lfad unboftofo tebbd
TX minun ntmeni tpboalle.
primorp mooIi pibetddn ippsfmn
a y.
9unnioittoen
W. s. Wc6eebon
SurIep, his.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

MafefielSisia %iaarnaa eniilnns
nuntoino past. s.. gtiemi. Sbomio '
nista, Winn. Smmalanpolpelas
altaa pupli 10 aamulla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
&mpmatfaa! &anIoIaiIia fe'

Sttpmdftdd! &anlaldtltd to-
boitetaan tdten iaopumaan Walo'
ro~ittiusIeuran taloue feao 2 idlfeen
puolenpdipdn emf iunnuntaino ippe'
FUN 2 pdimdnd feSfustelemaon ia
pddttdmdon 9lniaIio 3ampiien ia
antton Selofosfen aiion iobbosto.
!Suom.! &pipmpflesid on @ntton
SeIafosfen mopoafii Iasfeminen.
3onialaiSfotoufIen fpul'tlemo
fomited.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

gboII &osti.
SOC 6. glper Itr. Sronluopb.
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= Mtpiuliittppm ipibittiia German
@dbdmdti ia Gmilia @utio tt. 20 y.
SalosnuoriioIeuran baalisia Iefd Sc
ii Iboli Safman ia Wtaria Sofia
Miettunen tt. ~ p. 6. ieurofnnnon
pappilosio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
Gaiffafmmitait umtiiia.
Smmalampaltpelnfiia eniiiuns


nuntaino SronmoobisIa ebt. fanSia
puoli 10 aomila. ia italia bartors'
ieirat 9esI emerisid puoli 8.
: MafefielSisiG iaarnaa eniilnns
nuntoino past. 6. Niemi. Sbomfo'
nista, Winn. Smmalanpolpelus
alfaa pupli 10 aamula.
0lmipliittppm tuibittiin German
@abdmdti ia Gmilia slutio tt. 20 p.
SalpsnuoriioIeuran baalisia lefd Sc
ii Mbplf Safman ia Wtaria Sofia
Miettunen tt. ~ y. 6. ieurofunnon
pappilasi ia.
Spbtpri S. Simsren, iuom. Iois
raaIan omistaia Ssbpemin9isId,
Midb, %fdpbesiddn Sron Seltisld,
g8is., poiffeIi miime tiistaina faus
pun9isiomme.
- Sapatarma, iosIa fuoli 2 fans
ialaisto, German 98dlmd ia Wlotti
T6nn, Ietd 9lu9ust TDnnilta fatfeii
Iormi, topabtui miime periantaino
MontreolisIa, Wis. Snnettpmuus
tapabtni Iiten. Fun 4 fanIolaistomme
tpDsfentelimdt .ibaftisIo", min me'''
iobtomiebet iotto meiilanfeia meni-
fpGt foriaamoan. ontoinat fpud fdss
fpn pumppumiebille fdsted v'bofti"
miebiG nouIemaan poiS ennen fun
IeiIottamot pumpun, mlltto bc Ell IL
moittaneet oIiaSta mitdGn fonialoi
file, ioien meIi alfoi iuosto fouioa
ioistemme pGdle yiboItin" pobiaan
min npimaniiesti, ettd mieritteli mr'
fanaan fiipid, iotfa ipormaanfin lot
mat tainnofIiin. German WGlmo
boubattiin miime Iunnuntoino lhnrer
Observation-Disclosures 9urleDn boi
tausmoaban. Somoin Wtotti TDnn
bauoottiin 98ofeiieloiin fpiime mao'
nontoina. Molemmat bouoat liunoli
past. g.. Wuori.
Smpmattatua fofous on emf
iunnuntoino 2 y. Ippsf. Flo 2 i.pp
Solo 9tuoriIoIeuron toloao. Siuoin
nGet fesfustenoon tpDtpden oItus'
foupan Observation-Disclosures to
SronmoooisIa. SofaiIen rnofata'
Ion pitdidn ia perbeenmieben ia noi'
fen pliIi Iinnc ioololittoipa.
Sab! S!etteto tuuleet fum'
mempoa, FUN tue Yiimatoinen peiia-
nj eli mennpttddn tddltd pois, lpaon
mt ie neitiffa on oetomtt 2appi.
neliefIiItG mofeisfaupan ia mieldpG
Iupaa Ioittoa fen oianmutaiieen fun'
tom. &GpfGGpd fati omasIo.
316 Suifolf It.
Observation-Disclosures f~ofoufiet
omat tdstd ldbtien iofo loumantai'
ilta aIfoen Flo 8. pppoetddn faif'
fia ieuron idienid fdpmddn fofouf'
iisIa, fila nptbdn moipat nefin
pddstd iotfo eiwdt ole iooneet tilais
iuutio iunnuntoiin.
: Sarmi m%bbtdtpamd. 9pma, 40
eeferid fdIittdmd iarmi. josie on o.
IaIta bpmdd metIdd; iiiaitlefpo mai
lin pumppubuoneestu, mppoddn bp'
miud ebooiuo.
2dbemmin
Mnorem SndnIon.
317 6. DAT IT,, S%ronpopo, Wlib.
Sddfe 3iarbpealfe ei fosfaan
pettdnDt. Soluan pubua lonalen
Gbomberloinin GnEc, Sbolera ia
Diarboea Iddtfeestd. Slen fGpttds
MT iitd perbeesidni milf nuotto ia
oIen eIittdnpt moneue Yort countps'
ia eta ie fosfoon ole pettdnpt. Gn
moi Ianoo Iiitoa tdstd laotuadn
mailman parboosta lddffeestd. :
q. SemiIon, Sprins @rome, Dort
&c., pa. Wpptdmdnd Oscar
Norblinsiuo.
= $mpmatfaa. postori g. Duo'
rem teIeIooni numero iofa ennen on
onut 343-H. IN MT 245-S.
apmtmmaaleia 6. M. geonilIa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
aapptM eliefiet owot mpt

meet omistomonia moteisfoupon
gufoIt.fabuua ., 2iimotoiiele, 10
Ia iotfoa liifettd entiield poitauo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
Wr ia Nirs piblarem, 0ofo.

: VT ~ WtIS NIDIBreH, OuIUS
tosto ppot miiton pdilpdt mierail'
leet poiftafunnauo ouen iiidud fanI.
ieurof. p%appilosIo. Wtr pibI9ren
matfusti ellen aomulla Gbica9oon
niippen Iieqd pari niiffoo, motfus.
toen tGmGn fautta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

: Suuri malitoima iuomalaisto
firiauii uutta foruspostifprttia fupol'
Iiiio firiefoteloito, firioituspoperia ia
f%aifenlaiiio paperosIio, foIaffaspa'
perosIia, y. m. Wtatti SiffuInn ma.
feisfaupasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
Mr Mc0eeban SurIepsid,

-. Mr Mc@eebam SurIepsid,
Dis., ionfu fuma ia iImoitus on
tdsid lebbesid ppDtdd pddstd repubr
lifaaniIeua maolilistala iberiiIin fos
%felaafii Srpn Gountpsla. ISdn
ppptdd iuomaIaisten muistamaan
bdntd ddnestdd i%ppsfuun 3 y. pibet-
tdmdsId fbfelaitten madlisIa. = We'
Fin puolestamme teboitamme fanios
laisten pttamaan Wfr WcSeeban's
in pppnnDn buomioon.
= Suurt malitoima Iuomolaisto
firiauiIuutta toruspostifprttia fumols
liIio firiefoteloita, firioituspoperia ia
fa%ifenloiIia paperosIio, foIaffaspa'
perosIia, y. m. Wtatti SiffoInn mas
feisfaupasia.
Chamberlain Gplic, Gbple'
IA ia 9iarbnea remeoD parempi
fuim fplme lGGf1riG. &pIme muot,
ia tofaperin boiti poifaamme tolme
lddfdrid ia toitfi ndptti oleipon tur'
boo. Diimein FUN taiffi toimo
nGptti oleman mennpttd aloimme
f6pttdG Gbamberlainin Solic, Sole
ra ia Siorboea lddfettd ia Ie aut'
toi. Npt on lapii min terme FUN
%manbemmat Iuinfin moipat toiwoa.
i Ntrs 9. s. Solution, Clinton,
Wtisi. Wipptdlpdnd Oscar Norb'
lin9iuo.
Senfitpafnutns. % IentiIld
ipoitte lpafuuttoa monne ia per'
beenne ben9en feIdtuufouIino Sbos
licfia, Gboleraa ia Oiarboeaa mas
toan. Gen mafIoa pnlo Gbomber'
loinin Golic, Gboler1 ia Oiorboeo
lddfettd, jofa Ell fosfoon petd. &c
moipi Iddstdd eIdmdnne. Wtpptd
tGmHnG Oscar Norolingiua.
81. .. Observation-Disclosures
mirouiIe fpfomfIet pioetddn iofoiien
fuufouoen enIimmdiiend ia folman
teno maanontoina italia Flo S:lto
WaIo. Ieuran bupneustolla.
9DGinD @famiitilIa
on emf luofan rdGtdliliife. Sos tt'
loatte bdneItd pufunne Min ttlette
tppbptetpfii. tSdneld on iiturin mo'
lifoima fanfaita tdsId fauntisia. 2iis
febuone 113 SuITnlt It,, Sronmopo.
Wtid. - Gel. 297.
ISM. Salmep enttnen luomos
Iaiien f%enfdfoupan liiffeenboitaia
on MT WisconIin Central Iaiitatie
So. pleinen iuomoIainen maitten oii'
amies 8pipfdd bdneltd maista.
1iebmStafaa @nberIon &c SiIIber6in
Hauiafauposto, eli oIoitteeIo:
9Nm. Galmet,
Yor 473, Sronpopb, Wiicb.
oil famalaa aifaa, mutta
Gbamberlainin Golic, Sbolera ia
Oiarboea Nemebp paranIi bdnen.
81 elibpmdad AMMAN tdmdn toois
tufIeni. Dioii tafaperin oil minus
ia foma tuIiroffo, m~atiosia ia mn
nuoiIisIa enfd oliIi poinut foufpan
eldd ellen oliIi nolttinut Gbambers
Iainin Gbolera Iddtettd, ionfa moi'
futufiesta npt olen terrpe la moimas
fas. SIen itoliIuuoesto firioittanui
tdmdn ia hnlen alma fiittdmddn tuo'
ia Iddfettd. : Gam 8. @min, Son
forb, ga. = Mpptdpdnd Oscar
Norolinsiaa.
- &btpd aIia on iaaoo vHambler
polfup6rdn." 6. Or. Bean on nil.
lie oiiamies.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
Slmtti serwon, aestiIasta ..

vtHIIJ SeIIUUU, SeSIIuoIu =. I.
poifo OH npttemmin fuolut Nsblons
oiSia. Wainitusta iaTan fotfoI emi'
iesta, iosta miime numeroSI a oil la
bemmin, leniii nere nmprfptps. iofo
Gffid fatfaiIi nuoren eldmdn. = Gu,
Ia tietdd minfd mbreibin tdmdfin tas
paus on oifeastaan luettamo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
Collins New York
Medical Institute.

140 w. "a st., New York City.
Vastaanottoaika: Arkipaivina klo
10-1 ia %. Tiistaina ia perian-
taina sitapaitsi klo rs Italia.
Sunnuntaina ia pyhapaivina kello
1O-1.
Suomea puhutaan ia kirjoitetaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
Juuri saapunut

iso varasto miesten waite tavaroita,
kenkia ia kaikenlaisia alusvaattei-
ia joita myymme IS sentin alennuk
sella dollarista.
Miesten SO. pukuja nyt Sc. $15.
housuja nyt 1000. $40. h~ousuja
nyt $50. "a kenkia nyt So. $3.50
nyt $3.50 $1.75 aluvaatteita nyt
1925.
Tama kestaa a~inoastaan taman
viikon.
Golden Rule Store,
120 E. Aurora ST., Ironwood, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
Sttafaa fiiNni!

SuntemottomaQa tamona fatoii tt.
% pad nasten pDqd punanen nitps
pa lebmd, plan poifipa, jos iotu
%Iottuiii len ndtemddn Min ilmoittoiii
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sioitteello:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

nuntaina Sronmoobislo ebt. fansIa
puoli 10 oamula. ia italia bartorsr
ieiirat 9esIemerisid puoli s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

s Subturi Braun, iunta erifois-
afana pn iilnia-. fprtua,s nema- ia
fnrffntauDit, tulec fGDmdan Srpn-
tpppbisfa, Sbbsf, Is p. ia ,upibaan
bdntd tatuata GurrD SptellisSa. 3as
feia a%ietetaan iilnille ippiipitii.
Spbtpri Srptunilla DIT funttpuri
QlSbfanoiSSa, 1Sis.
The Springfield herald., 1906-06-15
Death Cones Socn

Mrs. d. M. Chenoweth died
this morning between six and
seven O'Clock at the home of V.
M. Shannon where she was talk
en- few days ago. She was
conscious till the last and just
before she died requested that
the loved ones attending her sing
Nearer, My God, to Thee" of
which she sang part.
DR.. Milligan was in attendance
all of yesterday morning but
could offer no hope Of recovery
or long lease of life. Mrs.
Chenoweth was liked by all VINO
knew her. She was a loving
mother and faithful wife. Her
remains will be laid beside those
of two children who have gone
on before tomorrow. Rev. Nor
ris will conduct the funeral ser
vice at the house at ten o'clock.
The bereaved ones have the
sympathy of the community.