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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-12

the time. Kidney complaint coterd me no erd of trouble ! soctre4 nh1 used different remedies. but they dfd Bos help me mnrh- Doans klf1<y Pills eured me and the cure has Er<n permanent My husband has aiso u1rd them. ebtsinfnx excellent resuits ea vel as Il A box ef Deans K1n<y Pills can always he found ct hie m<1t mxrke< fn she square. He wocM ne< he uithsst sArm. fsy and h< a]u111 rerommezzls them to his fx1<rx1 1E3 same ss xnysesk~
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-07-23

trils. Muskmelons with deep burrows
and rough surfaces are sound and
sweet The color in the burrows is
also worth noting. T. very greeny-
green it is underripe; yellow, and 1t
is apt to be mushy. A very smooth
surface often means that the melon il
overripe. 1t may be sweet, but 1t
will be too soft and dry for perfec-
ton.
"In choosing a watermelon lift 1t to
see that it is heavy, and rap on the
shell to assure yourself that 1t is
sound. The test of weight and fra
GRANGE are good ones for fruits OF
many varieties. Oranges and grape
fruit should always be heavy in pro-
portion to their size. Odor is as gooc
a test of pineapple as know, ex-
cept that of weight and the peculiar
russell tinge of the skin which means
thorough ripeness. Never buy, at
least for immediate use, a pineapple
which has a bronze-green tinge. Pull
out one of the green leaves at the top
of the pineapple before buying IT. II
this comes away easily the prospects
for mellowness are good"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-07-23
A MELON TEST,

"Muskmelon time is coming" said
the chatty greengrocer, land the pur-
chaser who knows how to buy a canta-
loup will get his or her moneys worth
out of the season. The first point in
judging your melon is the weight. A
heavy fruit is good fruit, and Ii
heavy, only the queGdon of ripeness
remains to be n sded. A good ripe
ness test e tie odor. A ripe fruit is
fragrant, spicy, tempting to the DOS
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-07-23
CONFESSION.

This is the man you love. No STAIN
less knight
Unblemished by the world, no paragon
Moved by pure impulse only, no ere
mite
Lost in lone penances from dawn to
dawn;
Buo such a seeker after truth as
ScornS
The cant of custom, such an erring
heart
AS drums to beauty's challenge-ay,
and mourns
For beauty vanished: one who bears
lis part
In the Indifferent tumult of the hour
Indifferently well; best, one who
knows
Whittier, when adverse currents sap
his power.
He may creep homeward to assured
repose-
Even at your feet, that you may bend
above
His humbled head. This is the
man you love.
Lee Wilson Dodd. IN Atlantic.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-07-23
HOW TO BE VERY POPULAR.

Never hesitate to talk about your
self and your affairs. This will inter
est everybody.
Do not fail to throw cold water ON
other peoples plans and to discourage
their ambition. Nobody is sensitive
about this
Be sure to dwell upon the defects
and failings of others, and call every
body's attention to them. Everybody
likes gossip.
Never try to stop gossip, no matter
if it does drive an innocent person in
sane or to suicide. There is no rea-
son why you should be deprived of a
little innocent pastime just because OF
others sensitiveness. Pass the Cos
sip along. Add to it's spiciness.
Away be on the watch for sights
and insults. Remember, most people
are your social superiors and are try
ing to cut you.
There is nothing which will endear
one to others like selfishness. Every
body admires it.
Always take the best seat wherever
you go, and, after you are well seated,
offer your seats to others without the
slightest intention of getting up.
Just look out for your own comforts.
Let other people do the same.
Never do anything that you do not
feel like doing.
Never try to force your moods. Let
fo1z Of
body will mind if you get into rage,
Or nag or scold, or if you have the
''blues," 1t is pleasant to have
gloomy, silent, moody people with
long faces around the house; it is up
lifting to everybody.
1t is much pleasanter to let other
people entertain you than for you to
entertain them. They are not much
interested in their own affairs. They
see so much of themselves they get
tired of their own company. They
would much rather talk about your al
fairs and what you are doing.
Do not talk unless you feel ike it.
Just get in a corner and read, or lie
down and take nap. Never mind
who is present. Let some one else
entertain the guests.
Do not bother about trying to be
agreeable at the breakfast table.
Just hide yourself behind your paper,
find fault with the food, and snap at
the servants.
To be popular with the servants,
vent your spleen upon them at every
opportunity. Find fault with every
thing they do for you at home or
anywhere else. They are servants and
are used to it. They have no business
to be thin-skinned.
Never hesitate to show it when your
feelings are hurt, or to indicate your
jealousy when others receive more at
tention or are better dressed than you.
If things do not suit you, slam
things around the house. Be just as
disagreeable as possible. Never mind
if you break a thing or two now and
then. 1t will relieve the blood pres
sure on the brain.
Always remember that praise is a
splendid thing for you but very bad
for others. 1t encourages vanity, ana
people who are praised get SO
'puffed up'' and "big-headed" THAI
there is no living with them.-O. ~
Marden in Success.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-07-23
At the Weddinu.

Her-"The bride looks like
queen"
Him-"Yes, and the groom looks
like the deuce"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
Ntr turee pRre en- Slass
X Strait pGa huer SarH.
SNer indy.r VI rhsfbe gin M

81 bar al tiIbsrtq &ripeft nor Stn-
tens oifentItGe SfoIer. DOG tror III
at Barnet her life IRrer at riIe Ooer.
br6ncbc og 6orGL6re Scn agrbeOia.
REQ, Tom bore SomeffoEer aisr. 81
bar 6erfor ocr Sro, at OteirtRbcS8fo.
len CT Ct Whb6eI fpr oS 9toromrnO
til at itprte Tamtltebouuoet.
Iette er ncGet, uorife SorHlhrc life
ian opcromocre. De norife MterNg.
b~c08ifoTer er ct lt0iIoa al fSorGIorc8
&nipurSipIcTie IiNcoOerfor @crueue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
Dalter Scott Dahl 600.

Sra Bergen fonIner ben Giterret.
ming, at 9agmarb, fbo. Statsraah
gSalter Scott Dahl er afgaaet peo
Neb2n. Gan banSe / IGngere Sio
Iibt al arGft.
afosbc par Son al reiiberenbe So.
pellan nils 9tiIien Gdhl % Siftrli
Gbrtitopba 8rtitine, feht 8snnebcrg,
% par feSt / IeIbus Sen 210e 6c.
briar 1889. San Tom eiter 6abererS
Deb / 1854 / Suist hos 6erueS Sen
EroUit 5cfferme5I os bIen, pripat 81.
rritteret, Shtocut | 1855. ) Sunni
1859 tog ban iuriSiF GmbeSscyamen.
s 1861 blep bon eSiooren Sub.
mGatig hos Soreuifrtoer GietritS /
gSorNmer, boiotte iig / 1864 / art.
itionio iOm Oocrret8ngierer % iu,
rtoiit gtauuouftsr % un6erfaitebe
iig Somnercn 1866 YreDen iom
Observation-Disclosures. Eporeftcr han DO,
latte Jig iom iao0ar / Seitre$ / Roms.
Ndlen.
s 1878 oalgtes ban til iente &c.
prGientout for RpmSooIS Iutt poa
Stortbtngcue tS74-76, qierooIatcS
0ereiter for @aIepertooen 1S77-79.
men fraiagoe itg / iioitnGpnte Iur
8ienoalg. &eS 8oI9et / 1882 bItp
ban ferIte SuppIeart for Tmtct oa
mebtp ipm iooSor, / Experimentation
SogneprcIt @ifS SpQoomSiorioIS,
pGn Ebtnget / 1888 % 1885.
Giterat CbcIStbingct / 1888 baoOe
beiIltttet RigsretStiItaIe MOB Wirtite'
rtet SeImer, bleo GabI pc0 SScIS,
tbiu9et$ @c1utriuQ al 9oe Sunni J..
q. oaIst til aftor for RigSretten fam.
men meN .. @Iehr % i. @ertien
Gen oGfertIige Gel al Irbeibet her.
mc6 uoierte GobI.
Gen lite 9lpriI 1885 uSrrron.
te2 ban til Screnifrtpcr ! norbre
@uobranS8Suler o. poIstcs M til
treble Rcprriertort for ariItions
amt for @aIQperioben 1SS6-SS.
Tabl par Wc0Iem of set SocrS.
r1teIfe Niriiterium ira STARTS 1888
til octs Sab 1889, boorcftcr ban
,rorponteS iii 2ogmorb / @%uIothttg.
Tette @mbcoc befIPhte ran irotil fin
500. Gil set poIitife Gin isste ban
life mere &baang.
@oIter Scott 0obI onr en- begaoet
pcrionIig eIifoprbig, mcb ct IioIiQt
S1trtor nSr,itet 0SnrS, Der uIlerrSe /
Shtoenteruarcre BANDIT fig en- toIriQ
@cnntfreo8. San boooe Ienerbe H.
terprc SntereSier % bar itreoet en-
bel Del, label / tiNIigere Gor i @Ia.
bene, 'om / itsrre 8erfer, 6eI8 al pop.
uIGr-bttoriif, beIS al iurtbtff SrS'
bolS. 8 fine ienere Ior IpSIcSe han
meS ct breot anIn8t bioaroiifTerf ON
Sc6an Soer6r,tp, boem han too NOR
/ Sen it6fte Del al benncs politiife
Sin, OF al bbem BON 6uohe mtootaget
b%eItemmeu6e Tanbtrtringer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
ST. Sc interesieret iSclan Mitins Syndicate?
Spis ire, buroc De BIZ oct,

p p nmN bsmbr at bragg hmm GubA bar c BEN fe Gnhbrr8 til at TbRrsent n5 hmpNth.
De TMe 6ouedhrm brp n OF bee& umpam len mar Wmtb nI fn Slabs aH be bthHheh 1aRnhe
GMm ginning sDmh ar 81 Uu nh abe hfs@ rubesmUrmi Spnfo tie GhR EUrfnue
auns Gmmp Bdh; bet bar kr ub $4,000 pa tmbenOnbe Urebr Og bar imJ dg brf ppmn
en- sharD ION life hr hF for uWm.
spubtaas swmtG nubmm bar oa6ep uomra ma Cub JUL NOT til at bile aoiN zen rheGkms
GRN bet un sms aRaL. en- Eu It" afNU Cons Jmg G1A Gu5 GAP Ct umhe al $780, Fu
Cub Ht mere GOSl 0 pr IM; bette mrH eu ot Gr&m Ten BET FAmTut81 ht onhe fra GpgG
bru mf eb unopo'1 IONS til Nmm Shs vi bne Grsb Eoh Gb bel at gGN en- Chat n1 III
ben hdn6n 100 SOB eay spmneub bhn Shaft ben gMorUbe Ne rnhgO sNRa 9 bar rmt sn
Gsi bmr sbh mm hnsa8npt an mmmnG8ns mb mn mrd gs rm Huw bet epmhG ups gms
GHrt. 8uer tuf TmSp "a SubGUts 8onOr Gaug GNa Haven CT en- ro GrMGu mo pte
@rg9s W ft baeh u G en- BubH al SmotattsG WubcHms CT De oIo msc r MI Rn UUbhr RTH,
Wpub Ugd fmu ibeu andre bnt hrm hg8 til ct pOourrmr Snohm U tRnG geu mr I'll 4r'
eNG On GmngGmmOnm o9 onerutcnS r mOG anpnuh al 90 3ms ob8 G umr GgErde WD
5m0 GA. 4mn bort iGs JWRbIn8MrT9 TnaO nnrnt rue Jnnoe a. rHhaIAp w q bwr
oei 8utmbo nNn Ir Tiger. Z ct Ct ct Wu mONTe au9 tmbpr6 srGuoa % e. u I hRla Shb
he $4,000
TUti mYp Tbba m6 6e 0Rs JmpBak Oh tRhai rn bre lGbdt 0rhGep 9 ben re
Rfe un Sprotma irpa b9rTnkt QnIa tur til 40 Gents ra te SUIT at mar Ce H6T Ghr /
@mn Iura Smbdne m bn q life mnkna m lie Gub, mHt& Grhr Ut irtegsg r4pr
bMggnbei to 8abmgCns ugs Wnrdtfuhe. G, rnf bar JTofao III Sprt GrRHbtuts rh
gr 9Hrs bar @re snA at R0nr r hh tgtH "a bets -Qaat9 aoMS, g d bar al 5r0 mn
fmGbs GumtIInG Os ri irbr benz hmu Wr at moGG8,G at me fmr g fan m6 gb Tmoa me
Gmm e ue Is mepp Ill., @rn GRMn e hathTt Ug GHsB banomg GGdenu b9p1o, ufNty u
nh at ia hitter. Sort nru DpHumsr 9IuTsm mat u
HELLAN INNING SYNDICATE, 1866 Arcade BLDG, SEATTLE, Wash,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
Oct norife SeIifab.

Oct oor 0onife moriomt at ppre
poa Get rorife SelifabS Aorsms6c
oe bore, at bets SpmHrtjOmbaO or
be1tocnbt poa rorite MenigbeoSifoIer.
De, iom ubtoltc ia 6eune Gag,
iDntc8, at MicnigheSsifolen oor At
itsrre 8iQtiQhco emo be bsiere Cole,
ge8. Set rorite SeIita5 oil enOoq
ipge at ftr6e no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lloptfLin8 poa garnets oartbeIige 10.
6mnclie. @i fuller life poa, at ct
GoSt Gubium ! bi3ie Sing bill Ie6e
til 9o6e Tciultoter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21

Srres 11fSefsSaasbea' Ct r~foaiaast ca eien'
HsullTii ue5 utegsH 1Hisresls. Ssu tan tIts
zee nubst snb, at GGmltugEu AZ Gttnter CT for.
traf,I,a. Set sr en- reU Sorlstele at fetrr
ia Ill al Ieis BEN. 'StS q ccgettpn Of
ptterdrn 6eure,' Ter sr bauae gNcor 90
9UHIOr. b~pgrtuiOs all ~dnDsaciist er faurctttias
5cbstutsi B~scla'tvi. Sea iuH tfts iftbuHe anbel
sUb. al Bosru maa biGlpe nj az 6zre EGHos
ior bet Fisunc 90 ogbEtsuost SGr l,GHoiHaSs,Is
Gtteratur.
III. hoe alahifuu. spty.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21

Tanner, las Ssuns ei'ts al g~nbtsbsbsr,
SlaBts GiHs, sIsSeHss aiaSsr, rpss 2sbsr,
tort iast ~iutofenulsH Sefbrse, itiaIss
meo tver Battle al Setflters aOdp 4Oun'
.a35ygleHtS,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
QafdIoa.

Brulat Academy and Business College
GH isautt uSfrret o. iuItitreret antaIos, ion
iaaes reD SsHaenbeiis til Sstprereu, SrOf
Z. G Sbsntpisn, gortlanb, y. =.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21

Get foitcr $to0 al Hibe WebIam
Gcnrc bFr icrt6e3 til SefretPret, Or.
s. TicIoc. 4bcrcrombie, q. 0ot. Oct
me RcbIcm bill % foa iii Jig icnot
irtt be biOtit rbforne yhuurc al
GO ortaIItriftet, 6 ioIt. Den enc Ooh
lar oil betnEe &onttnqcnter for ct 9(ur
cg aoortolFriftet for to gar.
z
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21

spmarinn 'Susoeunen' Dor trs mscte
act for IGuge iihtu, % isg ipnss ristts sos
ON ben I ale 9tle. Zen anar let oe arbet-
Der aVet 2 f5rast 90 Gents. cline - 90
eefCn, GlanDreaR .. GSL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
Groofitou Gontae

betaler bin Sietfs til erppiitoH. Speeiels
alasier for saptommsrs, ssHb sftsr Rata
FOG til 3. g. Satre, grpptitpu, gRiHH. II
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21
TriftrfcrL

- 8aitor SSngp. Srstoeot bar til
trooot lit &nIo / Safe Gillian, Winn,
- 8oItcr =. g. 8eitul, @pereit,
8unIos, er foL6t iii SPrer oeo geta'
mia Setifole / @uerett, 8aib. San
bar antoqet 8aIoet og agter at flptte
no I'll Soften.
- ReniQbeSerne / Tuitor $. 2it'
qltIenS 8aID, peo @orren, Rirn., bar
~tiliomnen iumlet $40, ionl bIer
cberraft Yaitorer, for at ban fltnoe
Ipttes iItnnb til at fie6e Jig ct mn
Spano Seite.
- QaIpr g. 8IeSilm bar optn8et
ar6eioet / Sppfane, @oih, GnItor
q. 8. aoIben$ forrtgc &aIO. @uitor
&oIoen bar ion ier oplpit opta8et
Wi&IionSorbeioe / Canada.
- Grof. g. .. 2ourbammer boil
ser fremoeIcS Soa meo Snbiamlin'
gen til @etanio Seiifole. arbeiOet
gQar iogte, men iiffert iremnper. Ont
trent Set S1lpe al @irlbcn er M NIB
ifri6eret.
Roitor George 2oricn er font
men tilbage til G~eitfpitcr og bar op'
toget arbeioet meo fornpet Strait,
San mobtog forIcbeu aaIoS6reo ira
ben Ilttbcrife 6rimeni8beo / Siloer'
ton, Ore.
- Srifirfen8 Observation-Disclosures
irterbent :. II. @eoericr bar eftcr
peL en- IaoneoS SphoD oe5 9utterS
@ot Sprin8s, Wontona. for at itprfe
lin Sel5reo, gienopto8et lit Arbeioe
Tnbremisitorens 2ieneite.
- 9ctania SeiitoIc, Goerett, @aib'
itgtor, bespnoer lit 3oie Stoleaar
0er lite Sftc6er. Der er ll0iigt I'll
goo Ssgnins fpunenhe Gar. Zen
me 2rrer5olis er MI t~itorrbiot, %
@rof. gorSon er flpttet ino / BEN.
- Mcrigbeoen I GIooltet, Wtinu.,
Baitor Ss'tagers aaLD, bar / Cont
uter pubiet cp i'm Strife. 9tp 8ruuo'
muir sr Iast unSer ben, 90 BEN er ma
let % repdreret ~iuosenSt8. Uteuig'
be6en bar MI ct mutt Sub5blt8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21

gIonSt Sem, ion I 6cr icnerc Sio
bar lltttct iiQ til SeLIfobet fan nGU.
mes: hilbert GorucIiuim, Bacn,
Scra8, g 81. @6riIteniou, Baldwin
8t8.. MIortiu Carlton, Ghctef, isis.
Tftfocl Grifien, Rert, gtirm-. Brof.
9u6ert GgGe. BuIlmnt, 8aA., Or.
Is. GGeIon6, Gpbrotu, @iS., Gbomos
G6uaros, Gfblono, 8iS, Socf 81
Ieriton, Gticngo, s. u. EoiS, on.
IlItb, Rtrn., u. u. @robcn. WcIDtr,
Wtrt., 8. @orftob. gn1t Claire,
8i8., Mfrco @obrieIIen, Rirneapo-
Iis..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21

fob u. 8ieien, @albburm % Steoets
Brett, 6. u. gree1l.
9rcf. 6. %. @espig, iorn paa
Ser Soreneoe airfes aarsmsoe blep
paIgt iom 8roiesior | @ngellf oeo
Snniunbets teoIosiife Seminar, ret
tie iioite ltge meo i'm 6an1tlte sIen'
mem Chicago paa 8eiie til Spiflano,
hpor han aster at ihioere ct aGr peN
Seip,ia l~lniperiitet. 8oitor gsilS ale'
BEN, oaioa al ben Sorenebe Sirfe, par
ifslae meo Dem. San aster at Itu'
bere Seologi mtnSit TO Iar peo innt'
me Initalt.
Yoitor Sbaralbien ligger meo
ct bruffet gen paa it Sanoiteo ltrar
norbenfor Battle Safe. Sorrige Ssn'
Saa ifulSe 6an neuIig fiSre til gfr.
0elIor, en- Ntano, iom ier bar be'tp'
ret SburaIoieuS Sarm, men Icn M
Dor etpor Dill Spo for Battle Safe.
"a ban fom frem, fteg ban AZ o9 ABB
neSe en- GRIND for at fiere fine Se'te
I'll @anoinesreroen, % imetS latte
Scitene afiteo. San greb Den enc
eQer begGe / 9ibilet, men De req ham
operen6e oq trompeoe antageltg paa
bam, % berunoer ifeSe ulpften.
Sangcs SgnOoe.
@rouo Sorts are0S boIot for
Ieber lit Sommermsbe / 6ronS Vte'
rtabeo, Soruce, e. 8of. Wfan be-
onnSte meo 9snremsoe; oerefter
toIte 8aItor 4ro9itoo, % Ienig5e'
benS mioIerttoige 8reit, .. 5. gaI'
fefpid, enifeoe Be foriamleoe Selton'
men. 8aitor M. g. ReSot8 rrn8e'
rebe iom sefret9r, o9 8oitcr &ro8'
Itao troIeoebe Samtalen, &cm. B,
21-31.
8aitor g. g. 9arItoO bar anita
act aal0et ira Sac qltt Yarle Werl9'
bco 90 oil tittrGbe nGite 8oor.
- StltSent u. Stuelano ira Reo
@inq Seminar afIlutteoe oen 'tc7te
llge al 9lltgltit TO Naoneoers &eltet'
onsifole / ct. Sobrs Wgb, StouT
Gitp, ia. Ionge gern bar beisgt
Sfolen % npbt meget 8oot al ben.
- &oItor gteI5 Carlton bar mi be-
Qnnbt lit arbeioe / NtlDautee.
- Stlloent teol. .. 8. Sauger,
iom bar arbeinct / SnbremiSitorenS
SiencIte peo Sbief Rioer Sans, Wln'
neiotu, hor MI ofiIuttet lit &irfe o9
rciIt tiIboae iii Sfolen for at tulo'
fere line Shtoier. Som en- Saf Tor
oct Nrbei6e, ban for uoiert Der, lam'
Iebe8 9emerne / Sbtef &icer sails
Mton6ug often ben 3bte Sept. til en-
Surpriie, % peb bernie a~nIeottn9
ooerrafte 0uitor 90. 8. GABLE bont
pau 8ennernes Segne en- betDoeltg
&ergegupe.
- rtnberoisntnaet oeb &eo @ing
5eminor beepnbte / ben teotogt'te
afbeling ben t86e September, I Dem
~forberebenSe AfoeIing be8pnoer Den
20en Sftober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-21

ssnS "6etprab Softer" til sl9st %
gsmHer l. Wamis s2aapet.
The Lake County times., 1906-11-21
CAN'T AGREE ON OFFICIALS.

New Haven, Nov. 2O.-Yale and Har-
ward football managements are badly
at odds over the selection Of officers
for their football game here next Sat
urday. The head coaches. Rockwell of
Yale and Reid of Harvard, have failed
to agree, although the game is only
four days OF. Yale would be satisfied
with Michael j. Thompson, of Water
bury, the old Georgetown guard, as
umpire as he has acted at Yales min
or games for two years and oficiated
at the Harvard Carlisle game He also
acted at the Carlisle Minnesota game.
A final attempt by Yale and Harvard
committees to select officers for Sat
urday's football game was made at
Spring field. Mass, last night but the
conference broke up early this morn
ing without having accomplished its
object 1t was announced that the
referee and one umpire had been
chosen. but their names are withheld
pending the completion of the work
at another conference to be held to-
night
The Lake County times., 1906-11-21
GOPHERS READY FOR INDIANA.

Minneapolis. Mimi, Nov. 2O.-The
regulars rested Monday. but today the
Gophers began preparations for the
final game of the season. which will
be held at Northrop field Saturday.
Minnesota Will have some trouble in
getting a team to the field.
Current Will not play, and it is prob
able that Stafford will also re out of
the game. Randelin is a worthy sub
stitute for the center position and
will give a good account of himself,
while Dunn at full back has shown
speed and power in the scrimmages at
Northrup field.
There is still talk, among the root
ers. over the details of Saturday.
some have pointed out what they de-
clare to have been a mistake in the
Gopher back field not backing up the
line as in former years. 1t would have
been worse than ever had this been
done.
The Lake County times., 1906-11-21
LICENSE NOTICE.

Motive is hereby given to the citizens
of Hammond, North Township, Lake
male inhabitant OF the city, county
and state aforesaid, over the age Of
81 years and a person not in the habit
of becoming intoxicated. will apply to
the Board of County Commissioners al
it's regular session. which IS TO be
holden in Crown Point on the 3rd day
Of December, 1906, for license to sell
spirituous. vinous or malt liquors in
less quantities than a quart at a tima
with the privilege Of allowing the sama
to be drunk on the premises where
sold.
The place where said liquors are to
be sold and drunk is described as fol-
lows: First floor front room, 23x60
in size, of a two-story brick building.
25x6O in size, with living rooms above.
Said building situated in lot 81 block
%, in Townsend & Godfrey's addition
to Hammond, Ind.
(Signed.) JOHN GARTNER,
Nov. 5th, 1905. Hammond, Ind.
11-5-3wk
The Lake County times., 1906-11-21
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.

The State of Indiana, Lake County.
In the Superior Court, October term,
1906.
Henry Schrage VS.. Chas. Piezele and
Solomon Oppenheimer.
Cause No. 1908.
Action to civil.
Now comes the plaintiff by ]. A.
Gavit attorney and files his complaint
herein. together with an affidavit Of a
competent person, showing that the de-
fendent Solomon Oppenheimer is not q
resident of the state of Indiana
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified Of the tendency Of said action
and that the same will stand for trial
at the next term Of said Court, and that
unless he appear and answer or demur
therein, at the calling of said cause, on
the 31st day of December A. D. 1906,
the same being the 7th day of the next
term of said Court to be begun and
held in the Court House. at Hammond
in said County and State on the 4th
Monday of December A D. 1905. said
action will be heard and determined in
his absence.
In witness whereof, I hereunto set
my hand and afffx the Seal of Said
Court at Hammond, this Sth day Of No
vember, A. D. 1906.
[SeaLl HAROLD H WHEELER.
Clerk l. S. c.
BY Carrie B. Miles. Deputy Clerk
The Lake County times., 1906-11-21
SEATS SOLD FOR ALUMNI GAME.

Seats for the Michigan Chicago
alumni football game to be played at
the West Side baseball park Thanks
giving day will be put on sale at
Spaldings in Wabash avenue. Satur-
day morning. The alumni of the two
universities will be given first call on
the seats, but the general sale Will
open Monday.
Telephones were kept busy at the
National League clubs office yester-
day, answering queries as to where
and when seats could be purchased.
The Off Street club the charity main
tanned by Chicago's advertising fra
ternity, which will receive the entire
net receipts from the game. expects
a crowd Of old time Michigan Chicago
size and enthusiasm.
The officials were chosen last night.
"Wallie" Mccormack will umpire, Lieu
tenant Hackett of West Point will
referee, unless he is persuaded to stay
in the east for Thanksgiving after
the Harvard game. and Jake
Stahl of Illinois will be head lines
man.
The game will probably be played at
II o'clock in the morning.
The Lake County times., 1906-11-21
SHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF
LAKE. IS:

STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF
LAKE. SIS:
CAUSE NO. 1885.
FULTON CIRCUIT COURT, MAY
TERM, 1906.
WILLIAM H. SMITH VS.. WILLIAM C.
KLITZKE, EMIL KLITZKE AND
LOUIS KLITZKE.
BY virtue of an execution to me di-
rected from the clerk of the Fulton
Circuit court, l will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, at the east door of the court
house in Crown Point, Indiana. on Sat
urday. the 18th day of December, 1906,
between the hours of ten o'clock a. m.
and four o'clock p. m, the rents and
profits for period not exceeding seven
years, of the following described real
estate, to wit:
Lot Twenty three (23) in Block One
ID in Towle & Young's addition to the
city Of Hammond, in Lake county, In
diana.
If said rents and profits will not sell
for a sufficient sum to satisfy said de-
cree, interest and costs, I will at the
fee simple in and to said real estate or
so much thereof, as may be sufficient
to satisfy said judgment, interest, costs
and accruing costs. Said sale will be
made without relief from valuation OF
appraisement laws.
Taken as the property of Louis
Klitzke at the suit Of William II
Smith