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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-17
VIII Not Right in Davenport.
Cancels Right Oct. ~.

Buck Timothy, the Davenport fight
promoter. left last night for Chicago
where he hopes to get a line on some
good fighters. He may also go TO Mil
waukee and other places before his re
turn. On account of an injury to Nc
Namara's eye. the proposed show at
Claus Groth hall on Oct % has been
called of.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-17
WALCOTT BEATEN
Honey Melody Proves Too Stroi 6
for Black WelterWeight
at Boston.
DECISION AFTER IS ROUNDS
Davenport Club Declines to Take on
the KeIly-Barry Match for
Nov. 6.

Boston. Mass, Oct. 17.-Joe Walcott
was defeated last night at Lincoln y.
C.. Chelsea, after Is rounds of hard
fighting. Referee Hector McInnes Civ
ing the decision TO Honey Melody.
The decision was cheered by 1000
spectators.
Both men weighed in at 1i5 pounds
at & o'clock and were in fine condition.
I'm the opening round both feinted and
iddled for the first minute. when Wal
colt shot a right to Mellody's stomach
and followed with wicked left to the
jaw The local boy went down. and
after taking count of nine arose
groggy but sensible enough to hold on
and cover up.
Melody came back surprisingly
strong in the second and his awkward
style enabled him 10 get to Walcott
the black demon being guessing.
Round after round Melody played for
the black mans stomach. while Wal
colt attempted 10 shoot over his right
and left Occasionally Melody would
reach Walcott's jaw, but it was plain
MS plan was to stop Walcott by body
punches.
WalcOtt put up a hard fight. bat his
young opponent was strong and hard
TO get at, i'll addition TO having a stiG
right and left Melody scored steadily
and while Walcott tried to rally in the
last round he was unable to land Il de
c:sive blow. While Melody got the
decision. Walcott was dangerous
man TO the end.
The betting was 10 to > on Walcott
TO win and TO 1 Melody would not
last 10 rounds. The wise money was
nit hard.
VIII Not Fight in Davenport.
The report that Dave Barry and
Hugo Kelly have been matched for
Davenport on Nov. 6 seems rather
premature.
S. !. Stuckey states there were some
negotiations in this line but he de
cided the local fans were opposed TO
the heavyweight and wished to con
tinue with the lighter boxers. For this
reason he has refused to take on the
above match. as he did the Schreck
Hart bout.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-17
HAVE The MONEY
Chicago, Joliet and Kansas City
Road Promoters Are
Sanguine.
CAPITAL Is MADE S12, OOO,0 900
Propose TO Gross Mississippi at keiths-
burg-TerminaIs Said to Have
Been Secured.

Chicago dispatches announce an in
crease in the capital stock of the
Chicago, Joliet and Kansas City rail
way from 81 .0O0,0 to $12.00000O.
$2.000,000 of this amount will be pre-
ferred and $10000.O0O will be common
stock A bond issue of $4,000. 900 has
been voted by the stockholders and
ii was announced that the actual con-
struction work on this line would be-
gin by January Ii is expected that the
Illinois division of the road will be
in operation by the end of 1908.
As to the backing for the new road
nothing is given out further than that
the additional capital has been sub
scribed for by eastern banking inter
ests. The company is to be an entire.
ly Independent project, not including
any railroad interest now established
The previous action of the directors
in awarding the construction contracts
for the building of the road has been
ratified
Terminal Entrances Secured.
One of the most important announce
ments made is that the terminals both
at Chicago and Kansas City have been
secured, also the rights of way into
these cities.
This will bring renewed hope into
the cities and towns along the pro-
posed route of the new line. This
route is announced as leading south
westerly in q direct line from Joliet
to Keithsburg where the Mississippi
will be crossed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-17

Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
At Beal & Schmitts, Illinois theatei
building.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18

on Fourth street is going to be some
thing fine. 1t will be completed il
about three months and is not for rent
Then what?
Miss Gertrude Beaupre returned
home yesterday friday aft ~ u
weeks visit with friends in Cairo.
The school board met last night
friday and hired the following
tenchers for the next term of Lovejoy
school; Prof. t. b. Alien. Misses Flora
Howard, Verna Price. Florence John
son. Ada Butler, Lowell school. Teach
ers all the same as last term. They
consist OF Misses Ethel Dougherty,
Rose Mcneil, Kate Schiller, Dora
Dougherty, May Palmer and Annie
Williams. No professor Is selected yet
O. j. Page candidate for congress
man against Geo. W. Smith was circu.
lating among friends in Mound City
Saturday,
Rev. |, A HUNDRED has opened up
lawn tennis and croquet grounds on
lots near the county jail, for the PEG
Die OF Mound City. The grand opening
ook place yesterday saturday. after
1oOn and night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

| STATE OF ILLINOIS, Alexander
County, IS. In the Alexander County
Circuit Court, .Jnly Term n. b., 1906.
@ zerelda Smith, plaintiff, VS.. Joseph
c. Smith, defendant.
In attachment.
Notice is herby given that a suit by
attachment has been commenced IN
said court in favor OF the above named
plaintiff. against the estate OF said de.
PENDANT, for the sum OF. two thousand
nine hundred sixtyfour t2sg4) dollars.
Now therefore, unless said defendant
shall appear on the first day OF the
next term OF said court, to be holden
az the court house In Cairo. Illinois.
on the 9Th day Of July A. d., 1906, ana
give bail and plead as required by
law, Judgment will be entered against
him and the estate so attached sold.
Cairo, Illinois, June End, 1906.
LEE b. DAVIS, Clerk.
David 8. Lansden, plaintiffs Atlor.
ney.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18
THE BATHING SUIT.
II TO Be Worn In the Water Do No,
Choose Heavy Flannel or Serge,
and Why Not,

For dabbling in Inc edge OF the sur
or for long distance swims?
Where, when and for what purpos,
| is IL to be worn?
On the sand or in the sea?
Is sport, real sport 10 be sacrifced
to the complexion?
For years and generations flannel
mas been considered the only prepcr
material for bathing suits, and vet OF
all manufactured cloths, except per-
haps cotton flannel is the most un.
suitable.
1t is heavier when dry, 1t absorbs
more water and is soggier when wet.
than any other known material
Ii shrinks SO that after few dips
into the salty water 1t is absolutely
shapeless and generally fright.
Last and most important OF all. when
1T IS wet 1t clings 10 the figure. re-
yealing every curve and. line.
Serge, another oid-time favorite, is
almost as bad for the same reason.
Another very good material is COM
Va Sifh aAt0 WOUi VI lltGctTIZeu
cotton
The foregoing suggestions apply only
to the bathing suits that are TO be
worn in the water.
If the suits are to appear only on
the sands, or If the summer girl who
wears them Intends TO venture only
knee deep into the white sea suds, she
lsn allow herself greater ATTITUDES in
he material.
The most charming material for her
o select would be the new heavy
weight cotton canvas.
II comes in cool solid colors ana
'retty mixed effects that win stand
he bleaching process OF the sun and (
he hot, dry sands.
Somewhat darling combination OF
olors may be permitted the suits
mich will not be exposed much TO ths
aiding, shrinking influences OF the salt
'ater. Brilliant belt, collars, ties and
ufTs may brighten even demure and |,
onventionaI black and blue alpaca
hieago Inter Ocea.i.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18
Section 3. That all owners Of LOT,

Section g. That all owners of lots
or parcels of land touching the line of
The above mentioned siewalk shall I'M.
der the supervision of the city engi.
neer. construct a sidewalk in front of
lhelr respective lots or parcels of land
IN accordance with the specifications
lset forth in this ordinance within
thirty days after mailing OF notice of
the pa sage of this ordinance address
ed ia the party who paid the lasr gen
eral taxes on the said lot. lots or par.
GELS OF land, and in default thereof
hen the said sidewalk shall be con
! Structed by the said city OF Cairo I'M
der the supervision of the said city en-
glneer and bill Of COSTS therefor
showing in separate items the cost of
construction and supervision. shall be
MED in the office of the city engineer
certified 10 by the said city engineer.
together with list of the lots or par.
GELS OF land touching upon said side. |
walk so constructed, the names of the |
parties who paid the last general taxes |
on the respective Io;s or parcels and |
frontage thereof as provided by law
whereupon the said city engineer shall
proceed TO make tax list against said
lot, lots or parcels of land on said side.
walk, and said city engineer SHALL
thereupon issue his warrants directed
TO the city treasurer OF the city of
Cairo for the collection OF the amount
OF such special tax as appears from
the tax list TO be due from the re
specuve lots or parcels of land touch
ing upon the line of such sidewalk,
ana such officer upon the receipt of ,
such warrants, shall proceed TO col. +
ect the same according TO law and :
make return thereof, and if in case 4
any such warrant shall be returned | 9
NO property found, other warrants g
nay issue. =
Section T. That if any such special &
AK shah rot~ be collected upon the .
issued therefor. then the +,
lty engineer shall on or before the n
Irst day of April thqearNr make re- q
urn to the county collector of the NJ
ohnty OF Alexander and state of MI H.,
DIS, III me manner prescribed by law | :,
no shall lhereupon proceed to collect "
he same according to the statute in n,
lcb Gaze made and provided. Ia
section .. That all ordinances or n
arts of ordinances conflicting with ~
H. ordinance he and the same are 70
nreby repealed -,
Section 6. This ordinance shall be of
force from and after its passage. n
Adopted June ~ 4. d. 1906.
Approved June lG. 1906. ~,
GEORGE PARSONS. an
Mayor ,u
Attest: r. A HATCHER -.
City Clerk ma
Published in the Cairo. Bulletin June an
1906. E.~-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18
ORDINANCE NO. "a.

An ordinance for sidewalk on Ele
venih street from Commercial avenu,
10 Poplar street in the city of Cairo
county Of Alexander. and state OF Mi
nois
Be il ordained by the city council
of the city OF Cairo.
Section /. That a local improve
ment shall be made within the city of
cairo. county Of Alexander and state
Of Illinois, the nature. charcter. local.
~ and description Of which local i'm
provement is as follows
That a cement sidewalk six feet in
width be constructed on the south side
OF Eleventh street from Commercial
avenue 10 Poplar street. the inside line
Of which shall be four feet from the
lot line. in the city Of Cairo In front Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18
Rules of Health

Don't worry. Laugh at yourself
look for funny things. Eat good. nour.
ishing food regularly three times q
day, and between meals drink a glass
OF cream. Drink plenty of good, pure
water. Take all the rest you can, II
possible an hours sleep each after.
noon. BE in the open air all you can
without exercising too much. Massag-
ing every night with cocoa butter will
help considerably. Above all. do not
be respondent. Get busy. Interest
yourself In people and things, not in
but generously. and life
VIII be worth living As your condition
improves.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18
INCREASED WEALTH
Assessor Davis Found go More Houses
increased Property Value Near.
iy Hail Million.

County Assessor Davis has complet
ed the assessment Of all property in
the county for this year and. as was
expected, reports a very considerable
Increase in the properly values of the
city and county. In Cairo he finds 23o
more houses than In 1905. and an
Increased value of property amounting
to nearly half a million dollars. This
Increase was due entirely to new
buildings and new personal property.
the valuation of property formerly as
sessed remaining unchanged.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18
ANNA, ILL.
Anna, IL. June u. 1905.

I Mrs. r. " Hale ana Mrs. Ed Mat
thies departed Saturday for brieI
visit with friends In Carmi
Miss Emma Caldwell of Herrin
spent few hours in Anna Friday.
Miss Anna Ware of St. Louis spent
Sunday here with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Ware.
Mrs. Samuel Dodis and children of
Cairo are visiting Mrs. L. A. Davie
this week
Carl Wehrenbers OF Mound City was
a business visitor in Anna Friday.
Mrs. l.. Il. Wheeler and TWO children
returned Thursday from several
months stay in East ST. Louis.
Born, Friday TO Mr.. and Mrs. John
Moore, daughter.
Miss Margaret Stokes departed Fri
day for weeks visit with friends in
ST. Louis.
Misses Mary Norris and Carrie Shin
ley went TO Centraia Saturday for
brief visit with friends.
Mrs. l.. Il. err OF Paducah, Ky. Is
ne guest Of Miss Marie Eaton this
wear
Miss Nav Davis of Cartervile ar.
rived Friday for a visit with her aunt, |
Mss John Green
Miss Katherine Basin of Carbon |
iale, spent a few days here last week
The guest of her brother +. c. Bastian.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Seaver of Chi |
raeo. came down Saturday for short
visit with Mrs, +. c. English.
Miss Flora Halterman who is EN-.
Dloyed at the hospital at jacksonville.
rrived Friday for a two weeks visit
With her mother. Mrs J. W. Lowery. !
Miss Bernice Kiest returned Satur.
ay from LsAiars. Iowa. where she
las been attending an academy OF
music. ~s II
Everett Maze, a student at the Uni.
ersity OF Illinois al CHAMPAIGN. re-
irned Saturday and win spend the
nrnmer vacation here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18
ORDINANCE NO. 72.

An ordinance for sidewalk on Thir,
street from point 275 feet west o
Washington avenue 10 Jefferson ave
nue. in he city of Cairo. county o
Alexander and state of Illinois.
BE il ordained by The city council
of the city OF Cairo;
Section /. That local improve
ment shall be made within The CITY OF
Cairo, county of Alexander and state
OF Illinois, the nature, character. TO-
callty and description of which local
Improvement is as follows:
That a cement sidewalk six fee in
width be constructed on the northerlv
side Of Third street from point
275 feet west of Washington avenue
70 jefferson avenue, the inside line of
which shall be four feet from the
lot line in the city of Cairo in front of
me following described lots. blocks,
tracts or parcels of land, viz:
Lot 81, block 50, % front feet.
Lot 33 block So. % front feet
Lot -. block S. % front feet.
iot r. block s., % front feet
Lot 30, block 3d. % front feet.
Lot 20, block S., AZ front feet.
Specifications for Cement Sidewalk.
SAID sidewalk shall be constructed
rs follows, viz; A foundation shall
iiisi be prepared by cutting down or
ming up the natural surface of the
ground 70 within eight and one.half
inches below the grade, which foun.
cation shall consist of the surface of
The ground as above prepared. upon |
which shall he laid layer of cinders
iouf inches in depth On the fonn. !
dalton thus prepared there shall no
placed a layer of hydraulic cemenr
concrete. four inches in thickness
composed OF one part cement equal In
quality to the best Portland cement i
and TWO parts of The best clean. coarse
sharp sand. After mixing said cement
and sand dry. five parts of broken
ST ne, crushed 10 size so as Ia ma
through ring OF Iwo and one.haf :
inches internal diameter. shall he add !
cd thereto. and then water added in ,
suificlent quantity as will give a sur. {
Plus of moisture when rammed. Be ,
Tore he layer last described has set
a layer or finishing coat. shall be n
placed thereon one-half inch In thick. Il
fess, to he made OF one part of &c n
nent equal in quality to the best
Portland cement. and one part of tor il
ledo gravel
said sidewalk shall be laid 10 a
rade equal to he top surface of the
'erain stone monument located at
he southwest corner OF Sixth street
nd Commercial avenue.
Section ?. That said sidewalk
han be paid for by special taxation Of rs
be lot, lots or parcels of land upon the
ne where such sidewalk is ordered
y levying the whole cost thereof upon
le several lots. blocks or parcel. of
pd tnuching upon The line Of such on
dewalk in proportion 10 their front
&c on such sidewalk. a,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18

10 remove rust from a kettle put
INTO II as much hay as It will hold: al,
II with water and boil 1t many hours;
Al the Kettle is not entirely at for use
repeat the process. IL will be certainly
eneetusl. Rub the rusty spots on ths
a.o'e with Sandpapsr. thea With sweet
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18
Paper Bags.

Housekeepers should know that pa.
per bags are made Of composition OF
rags. lime, glue and other substances
mixed with chemicals and acids. When
me paper Is dry it is harmless, but IL
wet IL is not fit TO touch any sort OF
1000, as there may be Injurious eonse-
quenees.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18
MOUND CITY, ILL.
49, %-+.>+~....--
Mound citY. III.. June ~. zoos

Mrs. Dave Qnarles has returned 10
her home in Carbonate after a few
days visit here with relatives.
Mrs. French Of Cairo Is visiting her
daughter Mr.. Will Montgomery OF
this city
James Bolan. Of the ting Molar. is
visiting ais father in bis city.
The Hon Daniel Hogan Of Danyille.
is in the city.
Willis Frigsnzs's sixIOom cottage
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18
PASSENGER TAIN oesAILso

VladivostOk. June IA passenger
train was derailed at Progranitschnaia
on the Chinese Eastern railroad today.
One hundred we're killed or injured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18

me Mobile and Ohio Railroad Lin.
ned leaves Cairo 1916 b. M. daily
ana arrives st Louis 5.04 D. M.
Coaches sleepers. Diner, and Ohserya.
ton cars
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18
COMPROMISE

stella-Did she tel her husband she
wsuid always remain widoEees
Bella-No but shs prenlsss nst 10
stay uarriss-S 7 Sun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18
Yeur Share Of thu ol.s-

II the surface Of the globe we're d.
vidsd Up and allotted In eQsal shares
to each OF its Inhabitants. II would e
found that each would get s.iot n
ear so-'<
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18
Fast Train TO New Orleans.

The Mobile and Ohio Railroad Lin.
ited leaves Cairo 1858 p. m. daily and
arrives New Orleans s:45 a. m. next
day. Coaches. diner. and through oh.
servation sleeper.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18
ORDINANCE NO. 70.

An ordinance for sidewalk on Sec.
ond street from Commercial avenue to
a point l25 feet west Of Commercial
a'enue. in The city OF Cairo. county OF
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18

II would be much easier to be good
u you Thought It was smart to Keen
anybody from catching you at tn.
I. Press. ~! T 4t#F
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18

WANTED-Everybody with any.
thing to rent, sell or trade to advertise
Ia The Builstin want coluuna
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-18

the following described lots. blocks
tracts or parcels Of land, viz: n
Lot 8, block 2S. 100 front feet.
Lat 3, block 28. 20 front feet.
Lot 10, block 20, 20 front feet
lot II, block 20, 25 front feet.
Lot IL, block 2S. 25 front feet.
Lot ~, block 20. 20 front feet.
Lot IL, block 20. rs front feet.
Lot 10, block 2S, 25 front feet.
Lot 10, block 2S. rs front feet.
Lot IL, block 2S. 20 front feet.
Lot IS, block 2S. % front feet.
Lot 10, block 20, 25 front feet.
Lot 20, block 2s, rs frow feet
Lot 81. block 20, 100 front feet.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-11-23

Milo Hart and son Glenn and
Jack Brady returned Thursday
from a four weeks cruise in the
woods tor the Hackley, Phelps &
Bonnell CO. The boys have been
working in the lake Superior re-
gion.
A young daughter arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Ed.
Greenman, Thursday morning.
Ed was so tickled when he heard
the good news, that he walked
down from Rogers camp on the
Deerskln Thursday in snow two
foot deep, and upon his arrival he
was tired, but happy man.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-11-23

Sheriff Hanson spent this week
across the county subpoeniaing
Jurors for Circuit Court for the Deg
cemOer term n
DIR, and Mrs. w. j. Neville de-
parted Tuesday for Chicago on &C
Fcount of the illness of Mrs. New
ill's sister
The latest in Eagle Rings, Pins
and Charms, at I. Johnson.
Leo St. Louis returned to Anti
go Monday. Leo served up the
pork at Colman's hunting camp
during the season.
Attorney John Van Hecke and
John Elsen of Merrill, were bust
ness visitors in our town the first
of this week.
G.. H, Everett returned to Ra-
cine Wednesday, after several
days visit with his brother f. a.
and Mrs. Everett.
The Blue Grass Land Company
will soon move their office in the
building formerly occupied by d.
| Z. RiOrdan on Railroad street.
The f. G. tiall Company have
purct ed the property they now
occupy on Railroad street from
the Sanborn Land Co.
If you need your stove polished
and set up for the winter, call at
Persohn's, they will do the WORK.
They also sell all kinds of stoves,
stove boards, etc,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hunter of
Rhinelander, returned home Tues
day after a several days visit at
the home of Mrs. Hunters pa
rents, Nj. and Mrs. Jos Mayo.
Ed. Brazell. Jr., an old Eagle
River boy, spend couple OF days
m town this week, visiting his
brother Tud. and other relatives.
There will be preaching ser
vices at the Congregational church
Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hours.
Grant Lawton of Whitewater,
arrived here Thursday, and may,
before he returns home, buy an
improved farm near town
George Leubke arrived Wednes-
dav from Milwaukee for few
DAVIS visit at the home OF his SIS
ter. Mrs. John Zimpelmann.
Fine assortment of Eagle Pins
Charms and Rings, call at I John
son, the Jeweler.
Out of 8 deer shipped out CT
here Monday morning, only u
were bucks. At this rate deer IN
this country will soon be exter-
minated unless different laws are
made for their protection.
F. E. and J. H. J. McGovern OF
Milwaukee, returned home Tues
dav with their allowed number OF
deer. They were guests at BAD
cocks place on lake kentuck.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-11-23
Personal and Local
happenings Around Town
,r.,sa CIGARS by all dealers

Moose cigars by all dealers
F. e. Squire Of Rhinelander,
~.s m town Thursday.
Souvenir Postal Cards at this
: cpanski went down to
41ss Wednesday.
r S. Campbell was up from
three Lakes Tuesday on business,
Charles Moll was up from Mil
,,n<ee Tuesday selling wet goods
Cal. at 7. Johnson, the Jeweler,
ar Eagle Pins, Charms and Rings
Ra5r Persohn spent Tuesday at
Three Lakes.
Tess and John Frank departed
Thursday for Milwaukee with a
couple Of fine deer.
Geo. f. O'Connor visited at
Rbinel2nder Thursday and Fri
day.
D. F. Riotdan returned to Ash
and Wednesday with two nice
deer
The young people have been
ENJOYING fine skating the past
week on the river and Silver lake.
lanes Oberhol1zer departed
Wednesday for a trip to the Man
itowish waters.
Bruce Shanks departed Monday
for Minneapolis where he will at
tend school.
Mrs. James Morgan returned
Monday from from weeks visit
atWausau and Wittenberg. v
Mrs. E. A. Everett who has Wis
49, 80
tied at Chicago for the past four
weeks, returned home Monday.
When looking for new heater
of cooking stoves, call on PersoRn
Company,
Howard and Robert Olmstead
departed Monday for Bethel to at
tend school,
5na line Of Melton Mounting
Board, all colors, can be found al
this office.
Attorneys c. F. Colman and
Charles S)atterv returned to Ash
land No,d,,, with two fine deer
apiece.
Z. W. Clark returned last Sat
urdav to Fond du Lac with two
NJ. I,oL. an4 bis friends are no
o'S ''oNS' oil" 'l'' IL 'o''0' q,
,'-''' '"s = ~
H. L, Macarthur OF N'l"'oheo