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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-02-21

The fourth number in the Peoples
Lecture Course was given in the M.
E. church Tuesday evening. The
audience didn't get what they ex-
pected, While from frequent bursts
of eloquence one could see that DR..
de Blois is an, orator of rare ability,
his lecture was rambling and inco-
herent-an evidence that it was an
extempore address without careful
preparation. The lecture was also
a short one, the excuse given for its
brevity being that the speaker
wanted to catch the IL o'clock tram
at Roberts. The next lumber is a
musical one by The Lyric Glee
Club.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-02-21
The Normal OratOriCal
Contest.

The oratorical contest for the
selection of speaker at the annual
inter-normal contest was held in the
M. E. church last Friday evening.
The house was filled with an audi
ence in active sympathy with the
speakers which manifested its ap-
probation, approval and delight
with the character and quality of
the exercises. The speaking was
| preceded by a musical number,
Thoughts of Home.," by the Nor
NAL Orchestra and other musical
numbers were songs by tn e Normal
Ladies Chorus, "The Shoogy-
Shoo," "My Old Kentucky Home"
and vocal solo by Miss Bessie
Jones. After the speaking was con-
cluded the Ladies Chorus sang
selection and the Normal Orchestra
played another selection. The
music was highly appreciated, as
was manifested by long -continued
applause.
There were five speakers-Miss
Myrtle Hanson, whose Grafton was
my Brothers Keeper" Lawrence
Dake, the subject of whose Grafton
was 1.-THE Jew" John O'Keeffe who
had eulogy of John Randolph of
Roanoke;" Oscar K1ang, who dis
cussed 1.-THE Citizen and the Law"
and Miss Gladys McDill, the sub
iect of whose Grafton was The
Margin of Safety" The judges
were F. H. Lord, ]. w. T.. Ames
and H. c. Spaulding, who by a unan-
imous vote gave the highest place
to Lawrence Dake. The judges
were required to consider the
several elements that are expected
to determine the quality of oratory-
thought, composition, and delivery.
1t is understood that the Grafton
given was composed by the speaker
himself; that he was confined to his
own resources in the composition,
unaided by the teachers. This
must be understood in order to give
due credit to the orator. To dis
tinguish the speaking in reference
to delivery only is a simple matter
but taking the thought and compo'
sition into consideration in connec.
ton with the delivery complicates
the situation and makes a judgment
more difficult.
In this case one can only give the
impression made upon him during
the delivery of the addresses, un-
less he has the privilege of after
wards studying and co mparing the
COMPOSITIONS. 1t seemed to US that
the delivery was very commendable
and the thought creditable, but the
composition we should say was the
strongest feature of the orations
And the composition is the best
test of the ability of the student
Without discrimination we saw
little difference between the pieces
/ the expression of the thought was
admirable. The choice of words
and their arrangement into senten'
ces was judicious and effective.
He who has constructed an address
can, other things being equal, de-
liver it with better effect than if he
t were speaking the Grafton of an
: other. AS a matter of course in
his own composition he has COM
, prehensive grasp of the thought,
when in speaking the thoughts OF
!. another he may fail of apprehension
in some respects.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-02-21
Married.

-WRIGHT.-In this CITY
Thursday, Feb. IA, 1907, by Rev.
VIM. A. Ward, Myron L. Kimball
and Miss Emma Wright, both of
this place.
The young people are both we'll
and favorably known and their
many friends wish for them a pro :
porous and happy journey together.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-02-21
Obituary.
WINNIE c. Sr1LEs-1SS3-19O7.

Miss Winnie c. Stiles died at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Stiles, in this city, Monday
morning, Feb, Is, 1907.
She was born near the city Feb
%, 1888, and so was not quite TWEEN
ty-four years of age. She had been
more or less of an invalid since she
was seventeen, when attacked with
an unusual disease-rheumatoid
arthritis, a chronic disease of the
joints with rheumatic symptoms.
Through all these years of increas-
ing pain and growing helplessness
she bore her sufferings with courage
and patience. A year ago last fall
her mother took her to southern
California, hoping winter in that
milder climate might be helpful but
neither sunshine nor medical skill
could arrest the fatal course of the
insidious disease.
She was girl possessed in a
high degree of those amiable traits
that win admiration and affection.
All her acquaintance will mourn
her untimely death, but upon the
parents is the heaviest burden of
grief imposed. While it is "ap-
pointed unto all to die" the natural
demise is a dissolution that comes
to him whose years are full. To
such a one transition is easy; no
violent sunderings result. The
children bury their parents, revere
their memory, live again their lives
and are consoled. This is Natures
design. But to reverse this design
for the parents to bury their chill
dren-contravene the order of eX-
istence and convulses emotions.
The parents life is woven into that
of his child and if he buries his
child he buries his heart in the
grave with it. No one who has not
lost child can sympathize with
him who has but all those who have
will feel for these stricken parents a
sympathy the depth and tenderness
of which no words can express.
The funeral was held from the
home on second street at 2 p. m.
yesterday, Rev. d. B. Spencer in
charge of the services, and the re-
mains were buried in Greenwood
Cemetery.
| "In sadness then ponder how quickly fleets
the hour
OF human strength and action, mans cour-
age and his power
/ muse while still the wood thrush sings
down the golden day,
| And as | look and listen the sadness wears
away"
"Again the hinges turn, and youth depart
ing throws
A look of longing backward, and sorrowfully
goes;
blooming maid unbinding the roses from
her hair,
Moves mournfully away from among the
young and fair,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-02-21
THE LOCAL MARKET.

CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.
Following are the prices paid by
River Falls merchants and dealers
for farm products, etc., to-day:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-02-21
The Weather Record

Noted at 6 o'clock a. m. at the
Normal School by. F. B. Thayer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-02-21
Tuesday Club Program Feb.26

Subiect-Early Historical and Por-
trait Painters.
Paper, MIS-. bliss
Antony Van Dyck, Miss ApRoberts.
Frans Halls, Mrs. Putnam.
Talk by Miss Shultes.
Leader and Hostess, Mrs. w. II.
Putnam.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-02-21
Lenton Food Sales.

Tomorrow afternoon the second
of the lenten food sales by Trinity
Child is held at the store of ]. H.
Johnson. Those who have not been
personally solicited to contribute to
the sale may bring what they
choose. SEC. OF GUILD.
The catalogue houses-ma1l or
der houses-are getting it in the
neck from all sides. A general cam
paign has been inaugurated against
them by local merchants through
their local newspapers and but re-
Gently the government shuts some
of the catalogues from the mails on
the ground that lotteries are being
promoted.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
S6were 8eiteu.
siOmau Don slm1 srahsr.

| absr 9a 9otisFt INNER 9sinsa sissusn
SeI1 mad
SDsn IdtsIts. .einfade Gahsn
fiHos Id am ia6Hasn, Sante.s
In piEf bod bic 9erlsH 1einsr
llHtier tragen9~
gytslH, nHr ben TiamantRern, ben
SrIaH mir geiGeHEt cat, ionf n;his."
Oa6si bate 9spen sinen AasSruG
. uHaHs prshIitsn @lidss in ben
tlsfen braunsn 4ugsH, oaB 5aHte Bar
oara IN elmer pl0tlihsn IaFparuno
ssrabrter 36rtlihisii ibre Jaihte in bic
Arms iaIOB HHo taBts.
s9Ott iesns Did. ainSlH brad Il,
innis. s9ptt Tssne Sud 5sios. did
uno ben Mann. ben I'll lie6fIs
4ls Sbeila eine balbs Stunoe Ipds
isf ms Simmer frat. LAB 9psH am
6snitsr uno iab trGumsriIh ben a!dn=
3snopsiBeR 6eoern6ltdtn mad, bic
iaRslam am 5Iauen 5immsI 0orbsitriss
sen.
so meinie, Sants fei bier -. aSer
q 1T gut. oaB he nidt oa lit, Senn
ifr t6nnts i'd Is Dir uiht %Idsen",
hsann Sheiiu srrest. I'D finoe e
g~syass5a o6ihsulih!-
s@as osnn2 UleiH &leiD2" @pen
fubr aus ibrsm Simmer oui.
,0ein 9leio2 9as Rleio in ie6r
lA0n, 10 sinfaa un0 10 pornebm! Qber
i'd peros frob fem. psnn III psrbeirds
tAes BIT. oas lam i'd Dir Iagen. Sc
sber mir ods grsuIite 9ei9Of los psrs
cen, oeIto 6sfsr."
Alta. msinit DUE"
rSappbl. bic lie6s 9itu. pie qrt
uno 4eiie. ME lie nit 5pm flirtet, 1T
gum @teln. sic Derorebt benz ountz
men SuHgen roaitGHOig ben aopf."
nSabe Hur nod Elm paar 5aas Sc
bulb, oann eeAt re-, perlsbte 8ipen nit
siRem 4nfIuge bon neroSfer lln8eouIb.
Sn Der Sisfe i1res 5er3eHs mar lie aber
Eita's 6dltuHs g%sseniiber Som ni6t
Denigsr smP0rt ais Sbsila, uno lie bsz
route Is bitter, bic sbsmaIi9e qenTos
r~atsfrennbin eiHgslaben gu baden.
uEente Dir. lie erlaa5t i1m lire
9ano gu 6aIten unb gu Itgsi6sln", fu9r
SRiId 5orni5 fort. sd ia6 as nit
siseEsE 4ugen. lln0 Sic Ihmahten=
Den 8lide. bic tie i'm 3upirft ~.
Is 1T pioerlid. 9emeinl Die fannit Oh
10 blino lein. Is Hibt Al bemsrten,
@peH! 1no Som lebt nur nod fir lie;
er sebt ganB in i1r auf un0 bat fir
nidts aHosres mebr Masts unO Sc
bantsH ais fir lie. Gr beDuneert felbf
bic bsioen o~srp6buten 9Dter, bic lie
mitge6roft bat. blob neil lie i6r oeb6=
ren Hdtirli6. 6eute Moraen nuih
uno tdmmte er lie unb Sta balf ibm
oa5et. mas nir0 aus Som per6en,
psnn lie gebi2"
sd DeiB Is niht; er piro lie bofs
fentlih bdIo DergeTen."
sDieinit DUE" Sd 3peifle oaran.
Babe lie muir ni9t elm, ipenn Tu berz
lsltal9eI OH, omen, Dd6 rattle ih Xtr;
lie piroe Ii6 ioaar an Brian berans
MAIDEN. Sita Aibton gsb5rt gu Der
Sprte BON Wldbdsu. bic nit ieoem
MdRn a~nbdnOsIu, Der i6nen in ben
Neg lduft. 5lirten molten un5 mii1eR
lis, uno mare Is aud nit eiusm 9sieus
itisl."
Brian 1T Dor i6r T6tr", meinie
9usR nit unsridiittsr 9ertraaeu.
rebsr piiroe i'd an mir islblf 3fueifeIn.
als an ibm. 4bsr 5itd unb t1 Tino
chamber ni6t mebr gang eas. mas mir
chamber frIber paren. uno i'd claude
nidt. OaB unisr 9erts5r in Der 5olge
iebr lebbaft iein piro.@
-som uRp ia peroen lid oft auf=
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

5orHis an.
~8as idat Semen eenn siH2e rief
lIs. rSeen Sis Ridi 10 HassIiam,
ipenn ia 5iiten BARI Sd liet ioIHe
neutrality-suspicious. uidt."
Tom mar siuen AHgenblid coan6n-
Big perblift. Sam fannie ploblih
BE sdrgs geioenl6aIt ieiusr eit5e in
lsInsn 4assn auf UNI CT osmd6thte
t1 aafs ueue S4a's pioerrrsbsnbsr
Sdnoe
Sd laHs Sic ni6t. rief CT uno
kline Sitmms fIons better ocy @rre
9an9. 80 faFs Sic nittl 8 8ita,
SIta. Sic wiheu uiht. mas i'd stlitten
babel"
r@eIiitsns 0isioe @es6al6 ie6sn
Sic mid 10 aH2 ST @ipsn irdntsr2"
aRsin, Spsn 1T bsHer. @5er Sic
Alta. Sisl"
pSdg" Die ferneaaleihen gtassn
offusteu i6 NET. sd osritese Sic
nl6t. Nos ba5sn Ste sisenilihq"
Sbr fu9l a6peiisROer Son lieB SCm
Den leBten ReIt ieiusr 9eionnenheit
uRo Set5Rbsbeldauns osrIisreu. nil
d, uu5uidmmenbdRaenos @crte hiir3s
ten BON isinea 9ippen. ben 6sibsn Bid
ttlt duf iar ih0nss, ibn nit einem Bars
fotetien, balb osrl6ssnen 4us0rud an
ladelnoss @siiht Serihist. ihiittsts sr
ieiH iiber0ouss 9er3 aus. Wieoet uno
pioosr UsrIiferie q lie jeintr Isioeu
lhdftItten 2ieR, iuelhe iein Qrnses
0eien e%yFHls! &r itnne tsinen anesrsn
@aoduten gsiRen annersR 8unit, ieis
ne anoers SebuIuht msbr, ais INNER
Del ihr 81 ieiu. ibr INNER olenen, iih
INNER Ionnen 5u oirfsH In ben Strabs
len iarer @nooe.
pills er snoIi9 athsmlns ein6ieli, 3ca
Itta nit eineut 3ud ibre 6dnoe aus
ben %leini3en uno eraA in Elm ffriles,
nihts psuissr als meIooiiass BADEN
aus.
.giein Iisbtr Nom. nsI8 ein llns
Fnnl" rief is. .Wsnn Sic sintge nab
re dIar parsn. 70 t6unte man Sic Diel,
leiht srnit nebmen; isbt tlingt Sbr
Gitbgrambus eiufab iomilh."
SooteH5lsi6 liarrie Som tie an.
sSitd, - fIiiitsrie er mi6Iam. %
metn @rtt, bds.,.. oag meiRen sic
niGil Sit iielen MID auf bic 9rpb,
ni6t mabr9"
Bite, ieisn Sis oerniinitis, Spm1,
unterbrah is ion nit elmer ungtoul
oissn 80pGuRI. mir paren 6is sbt
CUTE 6reauee lparum bri1sH Sle
auf sinmal einsR iolnen Mibton IN
uEferen gemiitbliten @trge6r!~
p@uie 6ranoel @oit I'M GimnRI,
quite 5reunoe marsH mir! llnO bas IA
gen Sic Sic! Waren mir nur auto
BrsuHos uno niAi msbr, ais sic mir
eIlaubten. Gle 5u iiiHen 80. &c..
i6~
@ingtriRm pom isinsr 6liuseH Sci
eenidait umfaBte 1pm lie pIoblih nit
%itarten Grmsn uuo tibts lie 5usis,
6rtimal. Inn ais er lie loslieb, 0a
idlud8te e.: sd gIGubit. 5ie liebien
mid, i'd alaubts, Ss piiroen mein
Neto ptroen."
nMis tonnen Gle Is spasen, mid al
I5eriihreng REF 1ita 8ornie. .Git fno
sin 5si5ling Elm unss3egtnsr hummer
Sungr. ben man ms ainDer3immer
siniperren ioIte. um i5n crit Nnitano
gu lsbrer. ebe man ibm srIaubt, unisr
erpadIsnsn Qtuien 3i erlfeinen."
afles 8lui f6ob Som 3u Geli6t.
SD bin 10 alt, ME Gie, ooer bod nur
INN ylpei eotr brei Habrs finger psrs
issts e. better. bod oarauf fommi
IS niht an. Der unos3c3ene bumme
Sunae mar Sbnm auf ale GGne out
senus. UNI nit Tom aH5u6dnotlu, nidt
nobr2.., sr ourfts .abntu bic 3tii
oertreibsn uno s96rer Gfiellsit Wti6
rauh iirsum uup iih oon S6Hsn ais
Elm 9eriudsiouiHfen Nnubsn laiitn,
on rem Gle bic ainits Jbrsr 9ohile,
re erprpbtml lue Id ia psrtrauie
Sbrsnl"
5om's Stimre brad. 9iia sudle
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
Alrbertraiinpft.

Gin jungsr GaufmaHn. Der Islbfs
i.anoig psr6en polis, erpffnete eInen
aeusR Qaoen uno 5per blot HtbeH
einsm aonturrsnien, Der idon felt
laugsn Sobren Die slsidsn arttiea
fIbris. Dieie glaabarinaft bsbdgts
Dem dltersn aaufmann usnig, uHb uni
feintm Gpuiurren!en stnen empffnoS
lidsn G@las 8u bsrisben. brahts e. an
leinem 2Otal folesnoe 3afsl an: s@sf
griinoet Dor 80 5abrenl" Vim Hd94
fien 2aoe ioRnts man ON 9doen oes
aontgrrsutsH leisH: agegriuoet por
a4t 9aGsn! Refine ate 4aaEs.-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
Aadlenrnraeu.

81 a b a NJ {: .Das 1T ia Is6s
traarig. 4uua, baB ShueH Jbr 9rdua
tigam uutreu ssporoen III, aber IaHen
Gle I'm Gottss nileH meinsn WaHm
ni6is oapon mertsn. font 5isbt oer
uHs gleih nisoer Elm paar Mart bom
haushaliunasaeD OBJ"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
gsrImuti,r.


Tx Au}ltlW.
sUldden sic S0re eilsns tna5tns
baite ScIbiiberibdBan9 peran.porl9
lib iiir cen ldderli6M s3rrfbam. nos
rin Sic lia 3efagosu BADEN, nidtt
MIDI snlS@Hsie ls tali. nS,6r Wei9
lcute ih peroen2 0elb elm @infoftl
9absn Sis es pirtlit in pollen GrnIis
iiir mo8i6 Be6alten. odB i6 pabEIins
Mig Nnns ietn nitric. aaem III tntas
gen, INN mid nit Semen guiifen be
3ertaller5sa Mansru Shrsr udttrIidtu
6uine 80 rertriedan unD ,Abre Qlrs
mal0 mo 9hre Sduloeu nit Sbasn
gu tttilsnR Sd erwaris Anbers unS
Setass gemesben. msiR %OtrehrRr Wr.
Dtsmon6l"
SIX iino Elm ter3icIss geIdSpfl 5is
fabsn MID fit INNER unaladIit az
nadi, sic haten mir tsn @lanbsn an
bic UleRiGm asran6t gatl Miro
Sic i%trdten. isbt obtr Fpdter!"
@r hiirlte oaoon llHo mar in ser
nddlisn Dlinute 5piiden cen gaumen
D~eridauun0eu.
FER orms Sdslm t6ut mir 6einaA
leo. iprad 9ita 5al6laut Al iih
ist5t, pdbysnO fe iid ram 6aaie M
lpanote. eah 6adie Ri6s. oab a. "a
li9 10 gu Bergen Hebuen lplroe. gsin
Weib! Dante id0n. msin lis6sr 5om.
epsr ~ 3Iebt IS eenH eo6 Dor, aai Il.
bct 63re ST 3sr3idsa.4
6ertissuns iolst.)
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
nuHlssuna.l

sU{f. G0rep, hsr9ln, blsie.
.6a1ren Sic MIR in @ottes Ramsn;
Ia tomMe ni6i nit rief oieier 3urid.
Or. 8riuolsp S0ssris u~nentinloHsn-
5sBt uerFummie pie MIBt unD oer 10.
eHoe edym erbo5 fn aHTs nsus.
ia ba5i ibr ben 8riHole1l- idrls
pl0blih singr aus Dem 6auisu. ,RsiB.
tim pom WagsR btrUntsrl Sdllgt ihH
lo0t. osH 9uno!!"
8rsiifeuo unb briiasn0 ordHgts fGl
.in5bsil 6sr1lsHse ~1ptpdris. auss. pas
I'M gsss itaR0. miirtiBsn0 cher bsi=
lsitsitoBeno.
nAus ZEN 0essl 3uriidl@
Die Yuli5tIien batsen bic Sdbsl ges
sGsen; Or. 8rinoIen iOB un5spsgIidi
Do uHo inants nit sinem perdtt.ineR
eddslR aHf Die possnoe uno Die ss=
baltsH 6dHfs orO6sno nab i'm aus
itrendeaoe NlsFI bsnmsnse berao.
Inns 6immsls piasH, pprpdrtst~
iagts elmer on goli5iiisn nit ss0dmpf=
ter Stimme. SIS sibi ionit eth Auz
sliid.~
0lr. 8riHolsp Ridts; elm iaarFsr
Rud am 3aeel Wn0 Der Masen iebts
nd in 8epssun5 ano Aabm isinen Wse
mitteR DurG ois fluheno aaseinanosrs
iteteReeH Qsute.,
aNie furatlos sr it'll" rief Sbeila
mil leu1tenoeu 4ussr. Seoer SOIL
Elm Selo!~
pSsoer SCI Elm 5anspurIi", fnurrte
Sis arserli6. nMesbalb fdbrt sr niht
I'm Die Stride herum. no Der Ueg 10
gut ME fret tft!e
nNeii sr ben 2tutsn aeigen min,
boB Ct lie Hidt far6tsi". Usints
S5sila.
sNeiI er Dir %imponieren unS ib
bon Dir ~6emuHosrn laFsn mill uRo
pie Ct DID oor6in anidbl Rieie uns
ueri6dmtbeit, did aa3uslobsn, alg Oh
Oh IeinsssleihsR pGrsr!!"
sNos fam er oafiir2" fragte Sbeild
nnIdulOis. .Da iiebIt MID il audi
Supeiler al, Gis.@
sd 9abe oas &eHt oa5u, oenn III
seborIt 81 mir"
Shsila ladts. Sis mar pieoer eins
nal eiferiiihtia. unb Ieine iibermitbige
GudleriH Frsute iia OsRen t0nigli6.
Dine 3reifel piiroe ie ods 1euerdsn
nod bur9 DieIs o0er jene fbeinbar
oftlps binsspprFeus 9emerlung se=
ihlrt ba5sn, penn uibt Der 8slt Der
tIsinsH @eisainaft Iia f5nen iebt ans
seidlohm unO ibr bic gslessnbeit bu5u
a5seidRitten bate.
Sis 6lieb nph cine Meis fiRIter un6
siniilbig. bod olmlblig osr3ossn Ii6
be Dcltsn auf isinsr Stirns. uRo
ipdbreno Der ndhiten Stunben frat
tein S&dtten mebr 5piihen ibn uno
feline mutbpiaiss 6er3ensl0nigiu.
=
9pen betrohtets ibr 9rautlleib nit
sintm 9efibls, psl6es Iia aus nieers
ftreitsuoeH Glemsutsn 5uiammenIebte:
innigem, ibr gan3es 6er5 srfiiasnbsm
Slid. Der osmirbigen gmpfinouns,
otsles niht peTolert 81 ha6en, benz
qudkHosn, iia ibr INNER rpiebsr auFz
D~rdngenpsn 3nsifel, ob Sbsila nmT6t
uRo Schulz genug BADEN peroe, um
6as 5uusbaItunssidiff 3piI6sn ben
t%ouisno alippen binoar6 gu fiibren,
an tpsl9em es 10 lei9t 3erIdsaen tonne
te llnO 5oml uno Sante Barbara!
9ieneidt mar ss bod ni6t redt bon
lhr, ooB lie isIbhiii6tig i6r eigenss
1Cas &teiD iii gu glatt, 81 einfah,
Stno". laste 9dnie Barbara, ben Sc
oa%ntsn9ang ibrer Qihte uutsr5rehenO.
nNsnn 0a no6 ATLAS sepdblt 6dttef!
Wsr tydat beut3utage nod Qpplinl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
~sJrrSad1tinc 05raBe.

sGu iagieit bod, Gsin Wtann bath
70 idone groBe @ussnl SD merte
Hi6ts oabon. mnrte nur nod Elm
paar Mlinutea ~. 9lti9 miro meme
Mlooifin NIT Dem nsutn 6ut uHb Der
@ennung tommenl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06
A,,frid1fin.

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ia cine F0rmli9s 6reuos, bob 8sins
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-01-06

Sorliebsnoe 8orier itu6 obne GelbsguHe
eer AelbeHios8s, alio Ruv oarh isitlihg
&trltlebaR8 10 mtereiHauoer al feuen.
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The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-11

Any size skiff or dory built in Swo days. Valdez Boat Builders, at Plumber Yard. Oak Ribs speciality.
 number of Improvements are now lander way at the Olympic club. X farge plate glass front is being iu-. stalled at the corner, the billiard ana pool tables have abeen moved to the opposite side, and as soon as the new 6Xtures which have been ordered ar rive the club will be one of the best furnished as we'll as the most popular resort in town.
 A letter from Katulla states that the gasoline launch Meteor was found by fishermen on one of the islands near Coleman point Copper River Delta. about June 20. The deck and stern was stove in and piece of blanket was tied to the mast. No trace of Mason, who was bringing the boat north, could be found. The launch left Juneau June 12th.
 A. M. Powell was an arrival from tho States yesterday He will employ some men aud start to work immedi- ately on his quartz property in Sul- phide canyon, opposite Camp Comfort
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-11

Mothers-We have the Best Shoe for little folks ever put together. A flexible and wide extension sole, very stylish and durable. This is the ideal shoe for children Sizes 5s to 2s at A. l.. Levy & Go.
 Just received on Saratoga fresh SUD- ply of all kinds of vegetables. fresh butter and strictly fresh ranch eggs Valdez Market.
 Gents Ties and Hosiery at Ladies' Bazaar.
 Fancy Silk Shirts Waists at CamerOn.S.
 Received on the Saratoga a full line of A merican Lady and r. N Corsets< and oallor Hats at Miss Osland's, Swan Block.
 Fresh Mint Julips at the Northern.
 Sacks anted--The city will buy dry, sound coal sacks delivered at the old City Hall, Keystone Ave See w. Ii. Crary, Town Clerk. Deliveries must be made Friday afternoon or evening.
 Dry Sacks, in good condition, will be bought by C. 5. Bratton, /, at Valdez Dock.
 Do you want a boys shoe that will wear? Get Billy Buster at Levy's.
 90 styles of new oriental trim mlngs,' complete stock at V. E. x NJ. Co.
 Follow the crowd to the Mon tana and see the new moving pictures.
 Green River Whiskey and Olym- pia Beer-Thats ali at the Horse shoe.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-11
PrOSpectOr Daily Bulletin
Published Daily by The PrOSpectOr Pulp
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SubS( tiption Price-25 cents per week, deliv- cred daily except Sunday subscriptions will De coll cted by the carrier ny Saturday. . Copy for exchange of display adyertiem ents hust ! q sent in by noon or the day preceding fssue ii which change is to appear. Positively No exc pti0N to this rule.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-11
Bids w anted.

Bids for painting school house will be received by the undersigned at the office of A w Lang, up to Wednes day July IT, 1907. Specifications may be had from Charles Ora wford
 A. w. LANG,
 AL. GRIGsBY,
 +. M. BROWN, l92 Com mittee.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-11
THE STORE THAT HANDLES The Best Of Everything

 Valdez
 
  wish outfit reasonable Our stock for tie arriving. If of clothes wait and HART, sCHAFFNER & MARK suit We Will Handle The HAMILTON SHOE Everything New and Latest Style Universal Providers VALDEZ DAHk & H[R(khTNE O., Inc.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-11
NOTICE

If any Outfitter will kindly give me a chance to figure on what he eats and wears, the prices will be the lowest possible figure.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-11

HTCICIes at the Ked CrOss.
 Seattle, Jnly 10-Secretary Gar field arrived this morning and Vice President Fairbanks will come this afternoon. The Chris tian Ehdeavor delegates are flock ing in from all directions for the convention. Twenty special trains are due to arrive today.