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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10
THE REAL MRS RUSSELL SAGE
Intimate Glimpse of Like and Work
Of One of the Richest Women.

Intimate Glimpse OF Like and WORK
Of One of the Richest Women.
Mrs. Russell Sage is Puritan and
a school teacher-a steadfast New
Highlander by inheritance and desire.
And never for moment does she
lose her balance or her sense of
humor
Directing to men smoking in Lei
presence she went to the Mayfiower
dinner (the Mayflower Association
being one that she has notably fur
thered) protested against the smoK-
ing and withdrew in entire good hui
NOR when her protest was over
ruled. Her unblurred view point,
the unbroken consistency of a sim
pie faith and practice, is delightful
in Eighty and cratic society.
She has been as earnest as hui
morous, living at the center of $780,
100000, as when she taught school
In Philadelphia. Not in any sense
public woman, emphatically a
home woman. she has been forceo
into prominence. Always the ex-
ponent OF common sense her expen-
dltures are sensible, her views on
lie are sensible, and, greatest trf-
umph OF all, her charities are sensI-
bic. She has never been tied ND
to New Thought or to fake causes.
To the Emma Willard Seminary. on
it's fiftieth anniversary, she said:
Then to you, young ladies, | COM
mend from my own experience OF
lie the cultivation of manners and
sound common sense. Character
Is perfectly educated will"
Her rooms look like the CITY room
OF a newspaper. They are the
abode OF a worker-full of letters.
pamphlets, newspapers, and maya
zines. There is filing system for
letters, and drawers for newspaper
per clippings on woman suffrage
clarence MacKay's experiments In
school work at Roslyn, the will OF
Mrs. Emma Schley (who left a great
fortune in part to faithful servitors
and to hospitals.) Journal editorials
and the triumphal progress of Miss
Helen Gould.
All her life she has been hard a,
work studying the problems of prac
tical amelioration. Every day has
round of duties; writing letters
attending committees, studying the
needs OF a hospital, receiving callers
who had definite objects, anu Their
giving Mr.. Sage a welcome home
Situated in the rarified stratum O,
women OF wealth and social position
two traits give her distinction: he,
excellent mental endowment and he,
democracy. Her compelling sense
Oh equality-that is the modest ele
ment In her makeup. She will criti
iclse servant for mistake. or 2
coachman for delinquency in pre-
ciseiy the same way that city edit
OF cans down one of his staff. II
is masterful comnlete apd !,
leaves no resentment She has DOM
II In big strong way-World's
| Work.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10
The Call Must be to serxie.

The appeal for church membership
Will never again win those who are
worth while as long as it is the an
peal to selfishness Whether the
prize offered be the social Or financial
advantages of this world or good
property fronting on the golden
streets of the New Jerusalem. we
shall not secure those to whom we
can do good or from whom we can
get good. There is a far more effect.
I've appeal in the call to service and
sacrifice; and this is the only appeal
which reaches the heroic in human
nature. We may justly say to a
man, Come with us and we will do
you good-by giving you the oppor-
tunity to do good to Others" At
heart we all want to serve, we want
to be of some use in the world. we
want some excuse for lingering so
long upon this earth. some iustifica-
ton for occupying so much space,
Let the appeal be made to the best
in human life, not the worst. Show
men and women that there is some
thing to do that is worth while. and
they are needed to do it. Then thew
viii come, and will be worth having
when we get them.-Universal
Leader.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10
ivory Market in London.

One of the sights of London Is the
great ivory. floor at the London
docks, where, previous to and during
tne periodical sales. ivory may be
seen literally by the acre. for the
tusks are laid out in lots on the
moor OF one of the great warehouses
for inspection by intending purchas-
ers- For weeks previous to the ac-
tual sale the special STAFF of the ivory
department have been busy preparing
he various consignnents and arrang-
ing them according to the size ana
quality aid CHASING them into the
various grades. each Of which has
some particular use for when II is
specially adapted.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10

to have felt the throb of the national
pulse, and believe that the nation
possesses patriotic impulses as
eternal and as imperishable as the
Pyramias, impulses that will ripen un-
der the cultivation of patriotic lead
ers, just as the fertile Egyptian soil
yields its harvest in few weeks
when titled and watered by the Fell
lahs.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10

intrigue nor precaution, nor II
skness o. many and tAe treacae-
others between him and N
vNtian people bonds OF 10y ar
esdv SO STRONGLY forged that moth
can break them Egypt rea.
= n this sinsle soul ne whole N
Of the rn1rt~v is wrapped up.
have lived IN Egypt long en0ugl
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10

Ioustafa Kamers brother he CO
riEe the young patriot and put
to his efforts to fight for a G
ion OF the British occupation
vnt.
1T the young patriots love
lntry was even stronger than
for his brother In spite
1stafa Kamers suferings ana
&c OF his own. Ar wrote. no
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10
Break jefferson Jail.

Jefferson, Wis, Jan. S.--Three pris.
oners broke out of the county mi,
mere. They are August Huttner
'eid ON a charge of assault with In
ent to kill; Arthur Baffe and Charlie,
leiavan. pickpockets. A heatin,
liant was being installed and one 0
ne registers was not fastened.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10
Back az The Whltshnnse

Washington. Jan. president an
's' Roosevelt and party returae
1nday night from Pine Knot. Mr.
'nsevelt's country place.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10

CHICAGO grocer shot his wife a.
self with the same revolver
her used TO end HIS life ihirte
rs ago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10
FA|RM0NT MAN
ELECTED MODERATOR OF GRAF.
TON PREs6YTERY AT cLARKs.
BURG SESSION.


olARhsbURG, April l0.-The Graf
'o' fFesoE'efy began lis work Monday
"'sht Ill 'he ffrst presbyterian church.
AZ mat session the Moderator, Dr..
huasoh' presided.
AftCy Ihe devotional services Rev.
Louis l.indemuth, Of Warrington,
preached the annual sermon, who
chose for his subject on this import.
ant occasion. Saving the Young Men"
He delivered an excellent sermon,
which was heartily received BY tie
audience.
Rev, r. E Moran, of Fairmont was
elected Moderator.
The morning session was onnned
with devotional services Rev F. f.
Moran presiding, a business session
was held at which considerable ron.
tine business was transacted F. A
BROOKS, Of Weston. was elected tenn.
porary clerk and ". O. David. of Mo,
nonrah, was chosen MS stated clerk
pro tenn There wa. a cali for tba
PASTORAL services of Roy Earl A
Brooks at Weston. Rev. Arthur L,
South was made pastor of the pfeas,
ant Grove and Sugar Grove churches,
The resignation of Rev John A. Nc.
cicfiand, pastor of the Terra Alta and
Oakland churches was rcad. Rev
McClelland has received a call from
the Grafton church ami he tenders
his resignation To accent This call
The morning session was adjourned
at 1t;i5.
There was n splenGid attendance at
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10
Bad Weather
For Shooting
BUT VERY NICE SCORES WERE
MADE BY THE eUNNERs ],
YESTERDAY.

The first shooting tournament Of the
Mononsahela Valley Sportsmen's
League this season was pulled off yes.
terday at the Google farm. The wealth.
er was very unfavorable, but despite
this fact some very good scores were
made.
John R. Taylor. Of Newark, Ohio,
broke 1872 targets out Of 200. Luther
squires, of Wilmington, Delaware,
and H. II. Stephens, Of New York,
were visitors that helped to make the
tournament success.
There was a team race between To-
cal shooters and Jacksonburg gunners.
The Jacksonburgers won by one tar
get.
The following scores were made:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10
Team Raee-2o Targets.
List Of Letters Advertised at the Fair.
mont Postoffice April 6, 1907,

List Of Letters Advertised at the Fair.
mont Postoffice April 6, 1907.
Miss Grace Keener, Miss Ethel How.
ard, Miss Clara Vance, Miss MeIvine
Stevenson, Mrs. Lee Winemiller, Mrs.
NJ. L. Martin, Mrs. Elizabeth Argyle,
Mrs. chas. Schuckbach, Moiiie Huey,
(return), H. f. P. Clark; Glenn D.
Martin, Frank Patterson, Straight &
Michael. Prof. Lanion, chas. D. jim.
kins, Fred Wells, John Luify, Gordia
Giovanni, Miss Bulah Taylor, Miss Eta
Mcintyre, Miss SADIE Hall, Miss Edna
Anderson, Mrs. T, G,Tates, Mrs. Liz.
zle Astarmc, Mrs. L. l.. Toothman,
Martha A. Wyer, C. Smith, Wesley
Sweet, Ellsworth Powell, Jesse Har.
rem. Crawford & Ashby, W. NJ. Long,
Thomas Exlino, Matte Lacente, Bene.
delto Ciccarelli. Miss Delphine Griffin,
Miss Able Clossin, Miss Mary Mann,
Mrs. Matte Hunter. Mrs. Maymer Fet.
ty, Mrs. Margaret Bolton, Mrs. Lucy
Rinker, Ono B. Richard, Geo. Stogle.
J. G. Wilson. ". L. Smith, R. II.
Brooks. R. McPhee, Frank Hedrick,
c. E, Stanley, Jack Corners, Pasquale
Loratia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10
saw Mill INTOWN.
HAMILTON AND HUFFMAN ARE
MOVING ONE IN. FOR WORK
TODAY. Si
--=TI- ~ '-7-7.Y

Z
1t may seem quite a novelty to have
a real old fashioned saw mill right in
town, but that is what is coping. Ham
ilton and Huffman. the well known To-
cal contractors, are moving one in to-
day which they had near Pat Hoses
coal shaft on Cherry run. They al
ready have about $50 logs hauled in
and have many more bought. Sam
Linn Is to be head sawyer and will
soon have the wheels a.golng. The
mill will probably be in operation by
next Monday morning. The mill will
be inside the corporate limits of the
city,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10

Grace and Glory of Workmanship
by Byron W. King Friday. SIT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10
!. PERSON !. /: J. / ! J !.
) y ~ 4: N 1, IS y y y u ,s 1; u Y 4,

a "a -
J ~ rs: " SIS y $50 ~ ~ y " 4. !
Miss Anna Cruile.4 Of Grafton, Is
IN the :city3 the guest Of her sister, Mrs,
w.. 81 Raymond.
Born to 5Nlr. and Mrs. James c. Al:
Ian, OF Walnut avenue on Tuesday.
morning, a son. "a,
Miss Sara Deyeny, who has been a.
patient at Cook Hospital for several
weeks. @as dismissed yesterday. Miss
Deyeny went 10 Pennington yester;
day where she wifi visit her sister
Mrs. jan. Hagerty, for several weeks
Nellie, the little daughter Of Nil
anu Mrs. Joseph Roster iseill of III
tphoid fever.
Mr.. 3. D. Hutchinson, formerly d
this city, who has been in uniontowh
for scre time, passed through heit.
today en- route TO atoatsyllle, Barbour
county. where. he Will engage In the
mercantile business.
Miss Nellie Holland, who has be4n
quite III With typhoid fever, is rcc6y.
erlng. 's
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Long have re.
turned to their, home at Fatrmont after
a few weeks stay here with relatives.
Mr.. Long has been. indisposed the past
few weeks, but It somewhat improved
in bis condition.-Clarksburg News.
Mr.. Lee Relnheimer and daughter,
Miss Clara, will leave tonight for
Baltimore and Richmond on anYeIten:
sive business and pleasure trip. III,
Mr.. Guy Prlchard, who IS attend
ing college at Harvard, Is In the city
this week, the guest Of his parents.
Dr.. and Mrs. D. E. Stephan and fam.
ily are moving today from 3l4 Walnut
avenue to residence on CASTOR ave.
nue..
Mr.. C. NJ. Lane representing Thomp.
son & Company, paint and color max.
ers. Of Allegheny, Pa. is business
visitor. in the city to-day. NJ
q ..4. ID. . = l
Mrs. Florence Stevens, Of Madison
street, Is the guest Of relatives bt Lit.
tie Falls this week.
William Kennedy returned to Nor.
gantown today after q few days spent
in this city.
Mrs. G. NJ. Alexander returned yes
terday from Morgantown, where she
had spent the past few days.
Mrs. H. c. DeSnields has returned
to this city after an extended "trip to
Atlantic City, New York, Washington,
D. c., and Virginia and is much i'm
proved in her health on account of
which she has remained away from
Fairmont during the winter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10
The Smiths Again.
FAMILY OF NUMEROUS PROGENY:
CONSPICUOUS IN a FAIR. i.,.
MONT, CHURCH. &

Afew Sundays ago Rev. G. D. Smith,
pastor Of the First NJ. E. Church Of;
this city received three people BY
the name Of Smith into the local
church by letter from a Pennsylvania
church whose pastor was also named !.
Smith. 1t is learned that Rev. Smith
OF this city has the letters Of two other
families bearing the familiar. name
who will shortly ur..e with the First
N, E. caurch. There. are said to be-
eleven members IN the two families
This Is atle Item and seems to us 10
be of eonyidaroble; 10 arast s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10

Pau!ine Phelps and Marion Short,
the two authors of Adelaide Thurs.
toms new play. The Girl From Out
Ycnier" are New England women and
live not far from Terty's Harbor.
Maine, where the scenes Of the play
are laid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10

Two s,res-5o cents and 800.
2. A. Bllllngslea & Co., special
gents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10

The this like
We it, though Tan Leather very artcle
Weue New Butcher Tan Calf eyele heavy
fertaEt-a very trim little shoe-while they last $3.50.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10

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s@9s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10

The Eelley.Finley Lumber Co. is
having fine business, because they
deal on the square and have a good
stock. Cali and see them. - SCI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10

For Ruberoid Roofing. the best pre-.
,aired roofing in the world, 90 to the
ieliey.Finley Lumber Co., sole agents
or II, . :,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10
Alb. Package
Washing Powder
Only 15c

"A powdered soap, that will NOT turn
your clothes yellow, and for scrubbing
Hoors, oil cloths and all wood work, can
not be surpassed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10
APPEARING OLD
Acts NJ n liar to Profitable Employ
n.ent.

Acts NJ lar TO Profitable Employ
nent.
You cannot afford 20 cTow old,
In these days Of strenuous competition
It !s necessary 10 maintain. as long rs
possible ones youthful appearance.
1t Is impossible TO do this without re-
tanning iuxuriOrs growth Of hair.
The presence OF Dandruft Indicates tho
presence OF burIow!ng germ which
lives and thrlvcs on the roots Of the
hair until It causes tota! badness,
Newhro's Hcrptciie Is the only known
destroyer OF this pest. and Il Is as effcs.
tive rs It Is delightful 10 use
tTerplcldc makes an elegant hair dress
Ing rs we'll rs Dandsutf cure.
Accept no subst!tute-.hege is none.
Sold By leading druggists. Send Zoe. In
stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
Two t,zes-50 cents and 3l,Qp,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10
Office Removal.

Dr.. Graham has moved his Office to
second floor Masonic Temple. II
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03
Of Local interest
From Saturdays Bul1etin.

by McNaughton, has been sold to Ed. Turner. They will go down in few days with an outfit to do development work on the property.
 One of tho boiler tubes at the light plant burned out last night and left the town in darkness for a few hours. A new tube has been inserted and everything Is in shape SO that tho lights will be 6n again this afternoon as usual.
 The Episcopal church had q Christmas tree for the youngsters at Moose hall last night. A pro- gram consisting of music and reel tstions by the children was given before Santa Claus made his au- pcarance.
 A party of men Ia being sent to Kings bay to do development work an the nickle property owned by Farmer Smith and others. Thcv will go on the ButinSky today or tomorrow
 D: T. Davis, of she firm of Poot k Davis, leaves for trip to lbe States on the Saratoga He will be accompanied by his wif".
 The extra time allowed for Il 9 payment of city taxes expires Mon day evening. Alter that date the additional penalty of 10 per cent will be added to the tax roll. De- linquents will save money by set ting before the lst.
 From Mondays RntIetin
 Photographer Cantwcll is now located in his new gallery building just Complcted on Reservation Ave. and ready for work. Photography has been Nr. Cantwellf business for many wears and judging from some be&utifDi samples ot his work he must b familiar with all thy details of the profession and Nc predict for him 2 lively trade iu his lnc and consider this up-to date establishments valuable acqultlOu to the city
 Enc city iz richer today bv SI,- 75), which was paid to tnc town treasurer by the Clerk ot the Court out oI license monies im hla nanu.. There are d number of saloon ap- plIcayious n which have not been granted, and until the matter i- settled, which will be iu February, thI8 money will not be available
 Following are the names of the ladies who will receive coIIcrs to- morrow, IS f&r as has been reported to the time of going to press:
 At Mrs Chaa. Kraemer's resi- ienco, Miss Boyle, Mrs. Dooley, Ars E,nical Nils. Kr4emcr.
 AI Mrs. McCracken'e residence %rs. Root, Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Wulff and Mrs McCr&cken.
 At Mrs Donohoe's residence, Mrs. White, Miss Leedy and Mrs Donohoc
 At Mrs Crary's residence, Miss Christine Amcs, Miss Estcrly, Miss Miller, Mrs. Carvoy, Mrs. Grigsby md Mrs. Crary.
 At Mrs Niles residence, Miss Kotsch, Miss Osland and Mrs Niles.
 At Mrs Spicr's residence, Miss RunDu hT ra NHL;t1.,, .,l Af -
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03
Notice
ADOLF E. GIBSON


 Reforc the Judge of the Fourth Civil Court CT this Capital, Licentiate AuguRtiD Ansorcna on the bench; iiCGntiAte Manuel R. TrrHchur- .u oppearcd Hs attorney for the "&cXican Gold ~ %liVeT Recovery Company, Limited" shCy. {. .nG that you Ss rcprcscL tatiVe Of the .'Plouin told Mining Company" have transferred to the company which the petitioner represents &ccording to written agreement dated April ."Ih cl the present year, in the city of Valdez, iArrltoTy of iaSSp. United State, of America, 'Hc mines named The Colorado" and "ThC .dmO,' located in the district of Altar gtH,e ii sonora, sShtso the mine nHJred "The lichi. ENI. located in the same district of Altar Which you acquired respectfully from l.. ". Mix and h!s associates, and from Louis r. Serrano, d'c"TdlnE co the written EgreelucutS dated the ll;h oi January lS94, before the local judge of tine Village ct NoEAles, and the ALh of March, JNbS, before tht judge Of the First Instance uf inc Village ci Altar, both acting Notarics iublc by virtue of law. It having bGOn shown @uIhcnticatlon Of the instruments oT transfer in favor Ct yourself have OecG miElaid, you now come before tho court praying in accordance Titb Article 7& Oi the Code of Civil Procedure lb"iup"nn T hearing the prPpara ton Oi second aN, ,ncHtIcatiOu of tha inAtrumcnts Inentionc be sd and that publication br made in three news SphpsTs of the sreatc4t circulation fin the city Of Falucz, Alaska; in the city of Wash lnG'onr in the United States of America and in bHttYcr paper may be designated iu this Capi- conformity with the dCCrees oi Sept. 26 last, and tho 10th and th" 10th of the present month and ne ocsigDateS "LE Patria,' as Inc news paper .u which publication shall be made in .hi' CtEy
 Notice whereof is hereby given by these pres tn" law.
 Mexico, October 2,th 1905
 AGUsIIN PALAC1Os,
 2H Notary Public.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03

detly conduct and also with dis charging fire arms within the cor- porate limits of the town. He was ordered to pay f,ne of fifty dol lars and in addition was sentenccd to jail for ten days.
 B. F. Willard has returned from the States. The machinery for the Galena bay mine will be ship ped up as soon as possible.
 The Saratoga arrived from Seat tie Saturday evening after record breaking trip. She had A passen- gers, 700 tons of freight and 46 horses for this place.
 Geo. Love, of the Valdez Cold Storage Co.,; returned from busi- ness trip to the States on the Sara toga. He reports that Col. Swanitz has been very i'll but the last he heard from him at his home in California, he vas improving some what.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03
Notice Of FoIfeiture

To Berge NciSen:
 You are hereby notified that the under signed has expended S4OO in labor sand i'm. proFemcnt, on the four Lode Mining Claims Situated near Fl,IninS's Spit betwc cen Orra ana Eysk, Alaska, known tho Orca, Kew stone Obistscle GOT Obstacle) and Oregon, in ,'rder to hold said mining claims under the provisions CT Section 23A Oi the Revised Stat . utcS oi the United States, being the required amount to hold said mining claims for the wear l%o" ana ending December 3lst, 1905. And II within ninety cop days from tke service of inis notice, or the complete publication there 1i, you fail or refuse 10 contribute your propor- ton ot said expenditure as cO-Owncr, your one sixth interest in said claims will become the property ot the undersigned under and pursu- Int Of SAld section 232i of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
 Snld amount may be paid within the spaui- ief timO Gt Qrca, Alaska
 lalsd 1t Orca, Alaska this l0th day of Octo- per- lS05.
 w ]. SHEPPARD llato ot first publication October IT, l9O6 Date of last publication January lO 1907
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-09-25

Three West Ellsworth veterans Of the
Civil war are considering the advisability
OF organizing an association OF their own
and holding annual reunions. Over at
BluehiIl fair one OF these veterans was
told that on certain day last week there
was to be reunion OF his old regiment in
Orland. he advised two other West ELS
worth comrades. and they decided TO go.
The wives OF the three ''vets" were also in
on the reunion, and put in the day before
cooking. When the three veterans and
their three wives started out for Oriand
they carried provisions enough for the
whole regiment, at least it proved TO be
enough for all present at the reunion.
They spent half the day looking for the
reunion, and the other half looking for
the man who told them there would be
one. Incidentally they s1uatted around
their own camp fire, ate dinner and had a
little reunion all to themselves.