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worked -tneeasa tx on t.te .i.irew.y J.
s.Eaa0@tha tuIt-y- OF .srfUw -sos.se
!; Y en- tspsa ,S11.. he had every
thing ready for the fa-ushes only TO
have another fnil OF 4npa ard have 70
do the wo.k MI over
Five days ago he went over the entire
eoiisAe y :.
on 10 Uniform dfpth os about riirhd
inches. This was then gone over with
~hsary roller Thix gave smooth.
tirin surface -at about an lnss.h at packed
Aao@ y could not rs Improved upon
Practically ever anirited pscer or tro.z
ter In Ssg iefk wasson aa.s speedway
-.o=staS;.- -ahat-se:. a..:H.ei-.f. ;!.e-Iaeas o.
r:,t.---@4lz-----z---5 -;.i-zzz-.azz
Many OF the drivers sen. their en,ris.
lslst:5t II. Y, out 40
iignrea. as they wcra merely making tests
for tss.eett:: . wa Substitution rnQa Hines.
drove hla -, Y Y 's,sFs- -lSis;y /. some very
fast heats and he was elaiely followed
by e - -t-t pa
tr1nk -51itt9asI4gzi Il On QSazs4tt tor zwuitas
as II. tfeg would hook up in a preIin-
.nErv rHca. bur they gradually se!a rated
and contented themselves w4sn work
dBIff H. Etli n K II ty fr-ik
tnIns4 at lhanaitng=she hiack mara ISIttyE
",elts...aad the bay gelding Raglan, a
zpaseFz mr.
-hEttnY-w wttt1n6 % : drlYelIs Eas,.-s.f5ft..z
hsse Il ssIat,tr5s q
besides that hS ts tho donor OF ose OF
meet.
Mr. Ke.ley IS the soFseman who trained
dtpft Erea;;,--t tsc;ttfn nssaa;.I;slz
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owner sn1i-l.Srse.
NJ. rhL. b. 6. Ga.esy. -,,s- .-.-,.,,;
John Ba-rr.4-eh. N. swesiheart
c. ". Watson. b. m. Settie G.
b T. T FRt.dttt:e.-.s b, N. Orange Girl.
T. Stre..ae-g. b. g. Box Rene
Charles Bassman. b. &. Little Gem
clau, Bo.and. b. :. Kingu'ont.
sss +: ff:sy..1..Ita bit b. :. Black Bsss.
Il Paul. b 4. spsarllne.
John Mcguire. D. &. Iserlitc.
Dr.. Story. b. e. Red Light.
Dat- 1rsg-:sr sE--s~-et etssa.!; SIX
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More Than Fifty
High Steppers
Entered in tie.
G I G e SIeieh
Meet IN History
OF the Popular
Driveway. '75':l.,,',!';l..J,.':,.= .':,.=...=.=.,5.=.I

THE Speedway Is again awe.
.aiore than ntty Eorees attacnea
TO r1aG.nE sleiGhs wern On -tns
snow AMI ics-:aden coarse to-day fo-
~ ks.!ey-!.a Place cups, ,Ir.s4s-!s inc
hFat successful snow race EYER held on
NEW ToIK' 8. -tauiolsZ drIYeuay y.-E 10
last nlgat foEty-six pascrs and ,rotters
mad been entered IN tie contests FOR
The cuas- -.z----
e titrtifxa zracIas N New York has been
somewhat on. the decline for The past
few months, but The .ezcetlent condition
t4s.s==tc:s.ze 5FdytE' Z l,uHdFsds or
owners ou, fo- ahcFnoon brusles. and
the spor, has revived 10 such an extent
that John "D.rectun" Kelley. the
starter. was appFtoenScye OF diilicultytn In
piacins ali the entries 80 as 10 ge, GOOD
rlean starts. The trotters and PAGERS
iT9s iic2cc1 iic1 Z1uto -C-nAAea- All! .saa
INTO sub.elaxses. according 10 the besl
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sane nEn ns the blond Chicago youth,
Demarest made hts first public debut
In lt.2 tournament in MuHsey's Chi
eago room. in October. 1906. being at
sHsr amateur champlon.-At this tima
he bad been known as a player only
a. saeFi time. yet he woa every game
and made TIM -best-rtin-- angle and gem
eral average. AS follows: e 13N and
: grst ago 5rmaTeAt entered tho
: ailaii q! !. tsiaais, p4ensh event In. tstIt-
cazo. which was won ty Gardner- .,aa
+ tournament nzarez arc Interesting and
E sfs= fFsFs=f|F F14iFpaHes o ID EAR com pa-i@
son. many OF the players being entered
In the coming contest:
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fayoites tud suddenly
atandi but lld had ned
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F0aTLfGHT HTs-HIsENDpfNG.


HTs-HIs@ENnBfN6s. 6s.zzzz
<SHARGEs FRsEM
his fallen rival
hIaeae
Freeman
American chsEp2n OF he
he Immediately the stage where he written
cspecatly
ring
brought consumption which he died
the American Giant lie might have coming
= - -
Tho sasr fighting the tide
There samenpg inspiring nrnaon haies even
whom fought they IN tho ancient days
le:al interference,
particularly memor.s
noble fighting In vogue here
from thirty to forty years 31
BILL POOLE WAS FAMOUS
TN Bill sh,cr OF New yo
He the etaos ro,oI
Is claimed that during his
than seventy Beside biting Off nnumerab
fought mstcs public although the
to-day Bill Poole finally With
pulled on down West street That
tumble fighting n sporting game tu-
enforced by referees has
and bare fist fights OF Bully FigE,
MoyneS Slack Bonahon I'che
Es OF the bare khuck tho gonglns Biting Poole tho
early London Prize Ring l. Sullivan Il
leap the boxing
TO make popular the padded
enough II was In the first glove battle that
10 sun champion
eEie OF Ilehlng Rfnt out many
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!! st1Ft tiis dlte-noon are the following
FRoFTERRss. ss
william Scott. >. m. Kitty Wilkes.
AiE. :AiexanteE, g, m. nIis- Previous.
deoTse w Grote. b. g. Komoso.
u. Brueaheimer. D. m. Larrthy Rose
William Parsona. s. n. La Belle Hpse
Robert Graham. >. &. Paul.
John o'Connor, biz. m. Euchre Prize.
: -ETed -pea.Er -a.t=Hp. =Ehtt. zRa a,ts..,-===
William Hoe5s. b. m. May Flower.
i PAGERS. ri I
William Scott. Is. 1. Raglan.
william Sorthrsa. y. IN. Virginia.
Frank soar.inS. gr. 6. Orphan Boy.
William Wright. Chg AZ. Bea-ing---
William Clark. b, e. Jimmy Judd.
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Ftdeiia No. 2--Iiinnant. 80; Ferry, 10:
,yons. 81; Kendall, 100: Gerdes. IS, To-
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GREAT SNOW RACE ON THE SPEEDWAY
BRINGS CRACK STEPPERS in CONTE
STARTERS IN SPEEDWAY RACE.

Hr :
Among the fast horses which
----------------.----.---------.-------
Owner ard horsa.
Thomas Hines. sr. N. Kitty l.
ctarigs Sac56st. eli. & PAU.
c. e, CTamcr. Blk m. aIsH shssd on,
George A. Coleman. D. e. Kinswocd
De WIT Flanagan. b. IN. Kinzotress.
Jlrhcn Hollis. r. m. Blue Bella.
William Farrell. b. m. Kallassa
-peta-- -Aieacn- --h.-S-nan T---.5---------
Charles we!!and. b. g. DR.. Chase,
Ed La Place Rank Wilson.
George Huber. .. m. Grace P!ardit.
Charles Rice. 3, m. Coast Marie.
John Gibson. b. 6. Falth!ess.
Fred Hemge. ch. &. Better Luck.
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No. Erred %; woolley,
u. 90; croweil. 70; Lucey.
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NIX No. i--Kirehner. o7: Perrin.
ritx. 81; Fohu. 50; Mcinkcn, loa.
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x No. worth. ca: Kendall, II:
70, s.. Do Gaugne. 81; urossei-
si. Total. 800.
ss; Westphal. io2: Kane, la6.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-21
Carter Locals.

Joe La Roe spent Sunday with
friends at Townsend.
A. B. Carter made a business
trip to Appleton last week.
VIM. Rabbit transacted bnsi-
ness in Wabeno Wednesday.
Mr.. Williams of Crandon trans
acted business here Monday.
Alonzo Tucker moved his fam
lily here from Westby last week.
j.. Martin transacted business
at Wabeno and Soperton Mon
day.
Frederick Wellensdorf and Lo-
la Weston are the guests of E.
Snow.
G. Guilford attended a Val
entine party ut Wabeno Friday
night.
u. Slater made business trip
to Surfing Saturday, returning
Monday.
Miss Wettstein of Marshfield,
is the guest Of her sister Mrs.
Joe La Roe.
Mrs. Maybee, who has been on
the sick list the past week, is
now on the gain.
Lewis North Of Ladysmith, and
VIM. Harriss Of Westby, are the
guests Of John Harris.
A man by the name Of James
Dolan who had been working for
Miner Bros. was found dead on
their premises, Thursday morn
ing. The doctors pronounced il
heart failure.
A little girl Of Albert Coles, 4
farmer living about three miles
from here was accidently shot
last Sunday by one Of her bro
theirs who was cleaning his gun
The ball struck her in the heae
and although she is still alive
4
the doctors say there is no hopl
for her recovery. DR.. Lackne
of Laona, is in attendance.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-21
BLACKWELL ITEMS.

sunday was beautiful day aud all
the young people we're out
n. ]. Fellows returned TO his home
at Chicago Heights Thursday
Mrs. nunuseh and children are visit.
ing relatives IN oconto county.
volney Russell spent sunday in lao
ma, ON business for the Company.
little daughter arrived at the home
Of Henry Ehschon, Valentine day.
Geo Mack is 1t the hospital in Mari.
nette being ,reated for rhtumatism,
quite delegation went to Laona last
Sunday to view the ruins Of the fire.
Mrs. Mielkc and children went 10 La
ona Monday for visit with friends.
The Auto took load Of young PEG
pie 70 Laona sunday evening for vesh
ers.
Victor kwiatAosld came near losing
an the fingers o. one hand Thursday
evening
Il. Powers was presented with fine
deer head (mountedl, this week from
Mr. 0leson.
Misses Rytcl, Ida aud Elizabeth Pet.
ersop went on hunting trip 70 Camp
y, Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Marsh, our shingle min man. had
the misfortune 70 lose part ot tho thumb
~ his right hand Monday he went 70
lsaona and Or Elliott attended to Il.
Thursday the Ladies Sewing Club
sneut a very pleasant afternoon with
Mrs. Chas. Lawrence. Refreshments
were served and the meeting adjourned
at $40.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-21
Town Board Proceedings,
Continued

t~CAe4AAte1J
John Braun, road work 5000
J. II. Moore. sal road supt $500
A. E. Rnsch, team work on road 5000
Max Hoffman, road work 200
Mike zado, $500
Geo. Kempf, g 1000
Peter Kempf, 9. 8 400
Joe Gilbeau, - :. Ass
f. Q. Rusch, letting contracts d
overseeing road work 1000
W. u Rabbit, letting contracts
s. inspect road work 1900
Fred Morey, letting contracts 1900
A. X. Miller, chrm. Of Primary
election 300
@. +. MeAllen, inspect. Of elect. 800
John Archambault 9 =. 3.0oI
4 Marston, election clerk 400
Joe Bonner, 400
John Burns, ballot clerk $50
Peter Hill, 4 $50
John Rogers, delivering elect sup
plies, putting up booths, etc. 500
chas. Fitzpatrick, meals to elect.
board 1.75
c t. Rietz, ballot clerk precinct
1 NOT 800
A. Il. Wettstein. police salary 5000
A. b. Carter preparing elect.
booths & BALLOT clerk. prect No. 400
chas. Rush, const. a. polls 200
John Clark, inspecs. Of election
prect No. 2 4.oe
WIN Rabbit, insp. Of elect. <
delivering election papers $50
VIM. Collins, ballot clerk 800
Emu Claire Book Z Stationary Co,
inspect seals s etc. 90
A. t. gurgan, ballot clerk 500
Phil Aleillye, clerk Of election
! plest No 2 4oe
Geo Marshall, inspect. - elect. 400
Henry Martin, clerk of election 90
WIN. Rabbit four board mtgs. 1o4l
Fred alorey, board mtg,s. d insp.
: OF election i4ii
! A, Z Rusch &. Co., supplies for
election booths ~
Andrew Willett, insp Of election 5.0t
A, q. Russell. making booths &
clerk 81 election So
: r o. Rusph, four board mtgs. 500
!, Al. Il. Lawrence, clerk 81 elect sos
/ Dr. T, ]. NStr, operation & hosp.
service TO Tom Graves 2o.oI
DR. z. j. Noer, hospital service &
, medical att. TO r. Mcdonald 34.2s
Special Meeting.
Oct 4, 1906
Board of Supervisors Of the Town OF
Waheno met at the Town hall to audit
bills and transact such other business
as might legally come before the Board.
! Called to order by chairman, +. o.
J Rusch All members present.
The following bills were audited and
were upon motion allowed.
Al L. Ruseh n Co., supplies to
Mrs. Lenfz la.43
Wabcno Mere. Co., supplies to
Mrs. Lentz 1924
/, A. 4 Wettstein, police salary 5000
n. II. Smith. bridge supt 1921
gtt xt.A...t. -. 1...s1 y. 5 ~
Su.ss, {" !, s'Sssess', "e'A ~ = ''s 80
= - -, : 49,, ;o
: 49,
- - = 49, ''''@'-s
pl'uRs go
~ ~, sie's''snt Mo''N :" 0'iuss - s
. = u'ns'u -
Z "in ~. mSssS1' 49, -.
2, "ilsss.' ,'s-
TOM way hdfti tcdui NoFh On ufoS. As.NN
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-21
HoMEsEEKERs RATES.

Homeseekers' tickets are on
sale via The North Western Line
from points in Wisconsin the first
and third Tuesday of each month
at very low rates for the round
trip to points throughout the
west, northwest and southwest.
Also special low rates for one
way colonists' tickets same dates
in February and March to Color
ado, Wyoming and the Black
Hills, and TO Pacific Coast points
daily during March and April,
Ask agents The North West
ern Line for particulars.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-21
Padus.

Frank Fosdick purchased a
team Of horses the first OF the
" eek.
Miss Mamie Fitzpatrick. our
efficient school ma am, spent Sun
day at her home at Waheno.
Mrs. Gust Fosdick gave a sew
ing bee last Thursday afternoon.
The following attended: Mes
danes d. G. Forest, VIM. Schoep-
hoerster, Geo. Johnson, George
Johnson, Jr., Charles Schoep-
hoerster, Fred Schoephoerster,
Peterson, FELTON, and the Misses
Esther Sehoephoerster and Ach-
ST. Forrest. Refreshments were
served.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-21
Soperton.

Fred Miller Is entertaining sister.
NJ. } Quinlau was away on business
last week.
James Nolan and John Rogers sun
dayed at Mcnominee, Mich,
The Forest County Mere. Co.
is receiving an immense stock OF
spring goods
Thomas Lowell has resigned his POI
sition as snpt. Of the min here ana win
soon leave for Dunbar where he takes
charge of min and yard Mr.. Lowell
has been with the Bay shore company
for 20 years. When the mill men learn
ed Of his resignation they purchased a
fine present for him showing their es-
TEEN for him.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-21
Post Office Hours.
c. &Rw ny. Time Table.
THE Los ANeELEs LIMITEp.

Electric lighted train. Chicago
to Los Angeles every day in the
year, less than three days en-
route, via Chicago & North West
ern, Union Pacific and Salt Lake
Route. Splendid equipment Of
the most modern and complete
character, accommodating all
kinds of travel.
Pullman drawing room and pTi-
vate compartment sleeping cars,
Pullman tourist sleeping cars and
compost observation cars Don
BILE berth in tourist cars only 81
90 from Chicago. Close connec-
ton with trains Of The North
Western Line from Wisconsin
points
For full information apply IL
nearest Agent The North- West
ern Line.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-21
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Ben slowe was mp from
Carter yesterday.
j. y. Aiatlow transacted bust
ness at Long Lake, Tuesday.
The Forest County Mere. CO.
has something to say TO you 10
their ad Ia another column.
Dr.. Hubbard was called 10 Ia.
ona Thursday to assist Or. Elliott
u dressing the wounds Of Frank
Dyer, who was fatally burned in
the Conner round house IRE.
Emil Birkle came up from An.
iva Monday to spend a few days
in town renewing old acquaiut.
ances. Emil II a pioneer of Wa.
beno aud used TO run d barber
shop here and he'sagood 'lSnighi
of the razor too.
VIM. Easily, who has been II
at the Grand Central Hotel Will
rheumatism the past six weeks
left today for Mt. Clement, Mich
where ne will try the hot springs
Dave Plush collected u neat sun
from tile citizens OF Wabeno u
help defray the mans expenses
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-21
w. A. WESCOTT.
Lawyer.
BRANDON WIS.
DEYER DIES FROM INJURIES.

The Connor Lbr. &. Land Com
pany's round house at Laona was
destroyed by fire last Thursday.
Frank Deyer, an employee at the
round house was so badly burned
that he died from the effects of
his injuries Sunday. One or two
Of the logging engines we're
slightly damaged from the fire.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-21

Entered at the Post Office at wabeno,
Wisconsin as second-class mail-matter.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-21

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 81. 1907.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-21

Subscription s1.50 per year in advance
Sample copies free.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-21

J. E. Himley. Editor and Proprietor.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-21
Why NOT VISIT CALIFORNIA

49, 49, y 80 = S~AA<AA CtNAfafA
This winter There will be an
especially low rate during March
and April Colonists' second :
class one way tickets S33 90 from
Chicago A corresponding re-
duction in rates will be made from
all points on The North Western
Line.
Our daily and personally CON
Quoted tours offer many advant-
ages to the traveller, Gnong which
is our service Of Pullman tourist
sleeping cars, through without
change Chicago to San Francisco,
Los Angeles or Portland, in
which il double berth costs only
81 90.
t'lrst.class round trip tickets
with very liberal return limits
are sold daily Consult the near
est agent Of The North Western
Line for full information regard
ing rates, routes, etc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
A NEW DEPARTURE.
Music Lovers In Chicago to Have
 "Living Music"

Chicago, Dec. 14.-As living music" leaders in Chicago society will take part in a unique series of panto- mines at Orchestra hall January ' and S.. Dramatic representations of four elaborate musical compositions will be portrayed on the stage with the Thomas orchestra giving the ac- compartments. Upwards of a hun dred persons will appear in the sever al scenes, which for richness of set ting it is said will eclipse anything of the kind ever attempted before in Chicago.
 One musical pantomime, Jack Frost the stage setting of which is an ideal Italian garden, never has been given before and another "Er- innyes," an adaptation from an old Greek tragedy, set to music written by Massenet, has been given only once on the stage. That was in Paris in 1899, when it was given for a week and proved the sensation of a season in the French capital
 The invalid fund for members of Thomas orchestra is to reap the fin ancial profit from the entertainments.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14

St Margarets school closed yester- day for the Christmas holidays. It will reopen on January 6.
 A divorce was granted yesterday to Harry II. Romer from his wife, Evalyn s. Romer. The custody Of the child was also awarded him. The hearing on the matter took place in New Haven yesterday before Judge Edwin B. Gager
 The Universalist Sunday morning service will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the Jones, Morgan build ing on Bank street. The Rev w. F.. Dickerman of New Haven will be the speaker and his subject will be "Why Is the Modern Pulpit Silent About He'll"
 The Waterbury Turn Verein last evening held jolly entertainment at the society's hall on Jefferson street. Only members and their fam. flies were admitted. The entertain ment consisted of music and the cns- tomary athletic exercises for which this organization is noted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
"COME BACK TO ERIN."
Excellent Performance Promised for
 Tomorrow Evening.

Tomorrow Evening.
 The New Haven Leader has tEe following to say about Miss Char lotte M. Holloway, who is to appear tomorrow evening at City hall ill the Come Back to Erin' concert of the Queens Daughters:
 Miss Charlotte M. Holloway. who so ably lectured on The Origin and Language of the Gaelic Race,' last night, is a we'll known newspaper woman, formerly editor of the New London Telegraph, having sole charge of the paper, now connected with the New London Globe. She is author of several books, one of which, Nathan Hale has gone into sixteen editions. She was one of the four competitors chosen out of 5000 to give essays at the literary congress of the Worlds fair, and the Chicago papers unanimously pronounced hers, The Homes of the American Colonists, best, her nearest competi- tor being Mrs Mary Hartwell Gather wood.'
 A number of fine views will be presented and a musical concert will be interspersed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
WE'VE HAD

the most troublesome time Of our lives since last week. If there ever was n sorry man in Waterbury 1t was the man who writes our ads' You see we wrote Santa Claus to send us d whole lot of dolls, sleds, etc. for Christmas, and Santa Claus said he'd send them. But he mas been at the telephone talking to us every half hour since. He wants to know where all the good little poyS and girls live and what's their names and how old they are. Well, we 'e told him where every kid in town lives, so that part of 1t IS settied' But he continues to ask other ques- tions. He wants to know who are all the living saints" that Mayor Thoms is going to put on his new boards shortly. He says the Hon William is to be congratulated oa finding the required number or "saints'' in the city of Waterbury, Well, we didn't tell Santa Claus we were sorry to see him so mistaken in regard to his opinion Of Water bury politicians (calling them saints" oh me, oh my). But poor Santa Claus, as tired as he is, he asked questions for two hours about our board of uealth. He wants to know are they sleeping; he hash heard of them taking another trip of inspection few hundred miles away. He kind, thinks they have not got over the last trip. He's well aware they are not good tea drink CTS. If they were they'd have new creamatory, the best in the state, built by this time. Remember, # you want your brain to act quick, drink the kind of tea and coffee soll ot
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
TheMiIIer&PeCkCo
Special Bargains for Saturday Night.

At $1:9S women's coney muffs. At $39S Isabella fox neck scarfs, from $5. At $3.9S women's long kersey coat, from $5. At $5.9S womens rain coat, from $S. At $6.9S women's plaid tourist coat,
 from $9. At $14.9S women's fur lined coat,
 from $2O. At $16.9S women's long velvet coat, handsomely trimmed, from $23. At 49c blouse dresses for misses and children. At $1.25 women's bath robes of daisy cloth, from $1.69. At $1.39 women's long white skirts, trimmed with eight rows of lace
 insertion, from $1.69. At 39c women's black cashmere
 gloves, from soc. At $139 neck scarfs of figured silk
 chiffon, from $19S. At 19c silk veilings, plain or dotted,
 from 25c. At FAC percales, light colors, yard
 wide, from 10c. | I
 from 15c. At 15c white warp welt piques, from
 25c. At $1.39 mems sweater coats, blue
 only, from $1.75. At 19c mems astrachan gloves, from 25c. At 20c women's cashmere wool hose
 from 25c. At 29c children's black cloth jersey
 leggins, from 33c. At 19c blended Java coffee.
 SECOND FLOOR. At 39c ruffied muslin curtains. At $1.9S axminster rugs, 60X27
 inches, from $2.39. At $49S black fur robes, 4x5 feet from $6.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14

For less than 2 cents day you can get the Evening Democrat and three monthly magazines, namely, Spare Moments, Dressmaking at Home and the Mothers Magazine. 42 cents d month, and all that 's necessary is to pay your subscription in advance. Ask to see sample copies of magazines at the Democrat office.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
MEETINGS TOMORROW.

Boys club. .- Algonquin club. South End Social club, s Barcelona council, K. of C. Steuben lodge, No 391, D. o. II. Melchizedick, No 200, l. o. B. B. R. J. Costello lodge, B. of R. R. T.. No 423
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Boys club.
 National Association of Stationary Engineers.
 Friendly league, Penny Prevalent bank open to the public 3:3O to 4:30
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-09

A1fs Dora fcckhdm NQuLe III.
Miss Nellie colesberr leaves short
" for the nor.ht.
Mrs. J. NJ pule. Of waycross. IS
visiting Mrs Il. v. Gale.
Mrs. +. D. Aiken and family return
next week from the island.
Miss Marguriete Fox returned Wed
nesday from visit to Mayport.
Miss Sadie Tharin leaves shortly to
visit Mrs. j. S. McHenry in Birming-
ham.
Mrs. Henry Ingraham spent yester-
day at st. Simon with Mrs. r. b.
Harley.
Mrs w. B. ArmstiAng, of Atlanta,
and Miss Della Black are at Porter
Springs.
Miss Amelia Mehrtens has return.
ed from visit to Miss Miriam Krauss
in Savannah.
Miss Ethel Black returns to Dalton
next week from visit to her sister,
Mrs. T.. A. Wrench.
Miss Frances Wrench leaves short
~ for a visit to Dalton and other
paints in north Georgia
wo of the young ladies of the tele-
phone exchange. Misses Corinne Craig
and Miss Lula Edwards. are quite
sick
Mrs. j. S. McHenry leaves tomor
row for her home in Birmingham ,~
ter a visit to her mother, Mrs. G. n
Tharin.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-09

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