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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-10-17

ing that time and place be fixed for ex-
aiming and allowing his account OF his
administration, and that the residue of the
said estate be assigned to such persons as
are by law entitled TO the same;
1T Is ORDERED, That said application be
heard before me, at my Office in the city of
Grand Rapids, on the 26 day of Nov. 1907, at
10 O'Clock a m.
AND IT Is FURTHER ORDERED, That notice
all persons interested, by publication OF a
copy of this order for three successive
weeks in the WOOD COUNTY REPORTER, a
newspaper printed in said county, before
the day fixed for said hearing.
Dated this 18th day of October 1907.
By the Court, w. j. CONWAY,
County Judge.
Louis A. Bauman attorney for Estate.
First publication Oct. II, expires Nov. y
STATE OF
Elm Lake Cranberry Co., Grand Rapids.
South Bluff Cranberry Co., Centralia.
Taylor Scott Co., Grand Rapids. Veedum
Dairy Co., Veedum.
NOTICE Is HEREBY given to you and each
OF you that you have failed to file in this
office the annual report provided for by
chapter 562, laws of 1907.
Now THEREFORE, in compliance with law
the corporate rights and privileges granted
to you, will be forfeited on January 1, 1908,
this Office prior thereto and payment made
of forfeit fee and costs OF publication as
therein provided.
Dated October Is, 1907. JAMES A. FREAR,
Secretary OF State.
First publication Oct. II, expires Oct. 3D.
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The Oberbeck Furniture Co., have
been compelled to operate their
factory several evenings each week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-10-17

Extensive and needed repairs are
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Bring US your job work.
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Notice OF Application. for Letters Of Admin
istration.

John A Gaynor Attorney.
First publication Oct. 3, expires Oct. "a }
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VIM. Neitzell, of Milwaukee, ar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-15

4
/ Ref1ere IN psri6dico d los Estado.
1Unidos, que los ..cowboys" Sc inuestran
profundanents inquietos por los pro-
gresos que hace "a estos momentos Il
..locomonfa,'' entire Ia poblaci6n RI
miante d ~ bastas llanuras.
..El loco" es unz 1arba de Ia que 4
buey parece ser my gustoso. Verb,
fuertemente odo~ftera J de sabor agra
de- bic que halaga in6nitamente su
paladar delicado, pero que ejerce uns
,nfluencia tan desmor alizadora que
solo Sc podfa cdnparar con los efectos
funestos que produce en- 81 hombre, el
alcohol, el opio Ia narihuana.
Desde que un buey ha comenzado 4
ingerir el ....loco" Sc We acentu arse en-
81 el caracter de medita two que Sc OBJ.
serva en- todos sus seme]antes la me.
lsncolfa que le$ es natural aumente
huge del mundo para sonar su -antojo;
perdido en- un suefIo eterno, Sc olvida
de conner yadn de beber; la sociedad
de sus semejantes lie es odiosa; teme al
ruido, al movimiento, al vano rumor
de las conversaciones banales del re-
banjo.
En una palabra,, este solitario pre-
senta todos los sfntomas de una neu-
rastenia.* ::
Pero ESQ no mas que un debut.
Apenas ha tornado la costumbre del
"loco", no hay medic possible de apar-
tarlo della pradera, donde ha descu bier
to el peligroso veneno.
Ataca con furo1 no solamente las
gentes que pretenden llevarlo al redil,
sino hasta aquel1os que por salvarlo
de ST. vicio, Sc ocupan de arrancar 6
destrulr el deco.
Pero POGO Sc lie We adelgazar, los
ojos inyeetados de sangre Sc salen de
sus 6rbitas, una baba espumosa Sc es-
capa de su boca; muere Ell fin. con
convulsiones que recuerdan las del "de.
lirium- tremens
Como luchar contra este vico ne
fasto que amenaza destruir Ia pobla-
ci6n bovina en- Texas y Nuevo Mtjico,
como Ell alcoholisrno envenena a les
HON bres2 Es 10 que los "cowt oys" Sc
preguntan con ansiedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-15
PARA REGALCS
ARTICULOS ACABADOS DE RECIBIR
EM

Elegantisimos estuches para to-
cador de senoras.
Estuches de 1nisima piel con
utensilios propios para caba-
lleros.
Juegos de cafe de porcelana de
la China legitinna, en- elegan-
tes estuches.
Juegos de cate de Plata Chris
toff1e, en- diversas formas mo-
dernistas. s
Gran variedad en- Joyeros y Tar
jeteros Artisticos.
Espejos de una, dos v tres lu
mas, de Venecia. en- capricho-
sisimas formas.
Figuras y bustos de arte, en-
terra Gotta y biscuit.
Relojes de alta fantasia, con
cuerda para}11n ano, gran va
riedad. (*=A
Estuches para afeitar Guiellt
en- distintos stainanos.
|H Gran varieiad en- otros artfculos que
ofrecemos precies limitados.
Gonzalez Padin Hermanos.
San Jaam, r. X.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-15
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO K


A. FOLCH s. Co., DE BARCELONA,
oe THE TWEEDIE TRADING Co, vapores noruegos
Argentina Uruguay Puerto Rico Cuba Estados Unidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-15

AZ
Esta a Ia carga eu1Barcelona para
zarpar Ell IS del coEdf&nte con desti
no al Observation-Disclosures San
Juan, Mayagilez, Ponce, Santiago de
Cuba. Habana. Matanzas y New Or
leans.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-21
JOHN THE CROWD

And go TO PARTER's PoX BALL
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fined Pleasure for Ladies and Gen
.lemen.
= prize will be given away each
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made during the week.
20RTERRS BOX BALL
ALLEY
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FOUND -Gentlcnian's bicycle. owen
er can have same ny proper identid
cation and payment for this adver
taement. Apply to News Office
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CITATION.
'ATE or GEORGIA.

> II Ut 0EOIeNtfAF
GLY,N COUNTY.
Mrs. -senteIe PaTord Plecksrby
resident Of said state and counts
having daily applied to be appointed
guardian Of the person and propert!
Of Ivag Panord, a minor under fou
teen years Of age, resident Of sai4
County. notice Is hereby given that q
Dl'cation will be passed on ut the M
ierN 81 the court OF ordinary
saiA couatY TO be held on the lrsf
roolav in February 1907. Witness
lily mnd and official signature this
Janaary 3, 1907.
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ELKS WILL SOON
ERECT BUILDING
Understood That the Lodge Nov
Considering q Site ard oRo
win seen be ssAzsted.

While mem ers the committee o.
the Brunswick lod( of Elks refuse to
give out anything for publication on
tie subject, The News understands
tlat the lodge had definitely decided
to erect home Of its own in The
city at an early date and the matte.
Of cite Is new under consideration.
As is well known this lodge has
teen contemplating Tie erection eza
home for several months but there
nave been several delays in the mat
tsr. sSSso;siitsi;. ~ ~ llks Rul lag Com
pany was organized, officers eleebed
and active steps were taken and with
fl a short time. It is understood, th
company win announce It's plans.
The t5es Is understands that the
loiee viii erect a Lonesome building
and that the work win begin as soon
as the matter of selecting site is
settled. Several sizes are now being
nslaMed and one win shortly be
selectedN
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DAVIS 6 BLACKBERRY
ae MONK ST. =oNE 44s

EhAasr- srTafn-
js qu'ckle relieved aud promptly cure,
ny D. DrummoadR Tightening
Remedies lne inceTnAi remedy Ia
pleasant 60 take. acts inaediatelv
and IS fer rheumatism only Ia all ~
o~rurns forms. The external pre-
oarauon restores sdF loiuts, drawn
cords and hardened muscles. /
yopr druggist has not these remedie
In stock, dc not take anything else
Send {5 to the Drummond Medicine
Co, New York and the full treatment
Of two ihrEe bottles vi, be- sent {
your express address Agents wAntad
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For Sale

- acre farm. house and barn. four
miles from city, half mile to railroad.
Must be sold within ten days. Price
$3.50. Apply to MRS. L. E. SMITH,
corner 8. and X. Phone 1903. or
r. w. o.
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Horace Dart.
flrdinarv Glvun Connfv Georgia
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lEeAL ApvERrlsEMENrs-
LEGAL NOTICE

Christine +. Werner rs. George VII
Foreclosure Of mortgagAin Glynn
superior court. December term, 1906.
1t being represented to the court
by the petition Of the plaintiff named
in the above stated case that on the
18th. day of August, 1902, the said de-
PENDANT, George Wilson lid execute
and deliver 10 Eliza E Smith 2 Ger
tain mortgage, (Which same and the
notes given and secured ~ the said
mortgage, We're duly transferred to
said plaintih) on certain real estate
lying in said county Of Glynn and
ate Of Georgia an described as fol.
lows.
That certain tract Or parcel Of land
situate. lying and being on ST. simon
Island county Of Glgna state @f
Georgia, on tie western side of said
island, and known as the West Point
Plantation" said West point piaq1S
ton containing one thOu6zhd
acres, more or less. ald being 1Sund-
I'd as follows North by Pixies Bluff
Plantation and q pO1iu Of the Farm
Held tract, the bOuadarr baia- clear
y defined by Ga14y gMoaahmcHt
starting from the river CONNIE uCiug
ttUf'i 4. s'-.1c go. lsist oDHLh DI tlp
Black lands, Stephens. bei4e lot
formerly dad by Mrs Armstc0ng
but now NJ d cClored man
namedf also by a portion
OF u tract, Qslethorpe
breasf the northern boun-
iary A1aTapeau and Frederick
uacts re embaukment of the West
Point &5sit runs ten or Afteen feet
tom .ae AYest Point lire and from the
marsh ~. tfe gate. the bank running
frclns5El e 'satlaEzD the big swamp is
teu' Asee AfYQsm the church line and the
outsits ~ditah Saboui five feet from
said JE6es l1a@ Harrington
tact1 80 fgffl RYeree, now
WHY'S eaE0 A.tion OF tile
village Earm1eld is
part. east lines
conc qarked by
a gYss the Alta
maEarrr Astraight
to t9e Nent
abost4aeA ary
Tne@fbtS IN gt
forth clearig sAson OF
aid West Point trace an
original deed OF the TQei,lWill-
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FOR RENT.--Four room house vith
hstA sii Ellte stgsst ApplF Is o.
u Aeaief Rt eAa AFaAaA
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JOHN d. R0ttNT0S.
FRESH STRAWBERRIES
Received Every Day
R~.--..steLs. E-z4,, o.

Bru0sWlek'f Candy storA.
Dust bug burnt sugar and imagine
yoH sre getting pure eh0oolatsSzZu.8
substituted are Injurious n health.
For pure chocolate and al oghsr Gao
dies cali on me.
A fresh supply received evsry wseS
from Menier the famous chocolsts
maker Either Ia bulk or In be&utlfs
pouad and hsh pound boxes.
FINEST FRUITS, CIGARS AND 70
SAccoES, ETc,
TARFN cANGV MADS FEEGA
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arnakers sRd EsOaS ecctipWn4s We
as espirG ~ anat aS txRfSwSfa
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I6GAk DELEGATES
GIVEN NOTICES
What the Macon News Had to Say
Of Wei' Known Citizens
From Brunswick.

The Macon News has a two column
w1ite-up OF the prominent men at IL.
Immigration convention and has IL
following about The local people:
Hon. W. F. symons, of Brunswick
the new mayor of that town, arrived
this morning to take part in tne immt
leratfoA convention. IL says thu,
BrunsT Ms greatlxS<hteress9I in ian
I,sssr,uzs5n. re also repsfcs that the
city is growing very rapidly Nj
5ymons Is one of the best known
men In Geo. gin poll les He has rep
resented Glynn county in the hossz>
on several occasions and has also SCI
vgd term as senator from that dis
trlct He was recently elected mayer
of Brunswick"
"A Fendig, OF Brunswick. VINO ha=
been promoter and developer f9l
many years and who thinks nat i'm
migr2tion is the biggest aing Jet fo
TIE state, is attending tho Convention
Mr.. Fendig is a estate de
/ 20 in Brunswick am Athorught
/ miliar with the condlt% wAici
ave brought about the il Arat.o
movement"
C. w. Deming. Of Bruins new
aper man and promoter, nd
G convention. Mr.. Dem has beer
Interested in immiaeratiolk for a nan
- of years and is welXboated on 10
{e says thga COED lot
brougss~to this COUNT
be sagte."
! OR ENT.-~DesirabIe eight ioor
ouse in good repair. Electric lign
Ut wareU, line location for boardn
ouse or can be occupied by tw
tnilies No. 40l 6 street. corner o.
A.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-13
RUNAWAY ELECTRIC
OVERHANGS CLIFF
CALIFORNIA STREET CAR. IS
SAVED BY MIRACLE
With Trolley OFF and Brake Broken,
No. 2es Comes to a Stop at the
Edge Of One Hundred
Foot Drop
Pasadena Agency.
n North Raymond Avenue.
Phones: Sunset 1907, Home 212A

PASADENA, March 12.--Llterally
hanging over the edge Of the Arroyo
Seco, steep hill in front with q drop
of over a hundred feet before It, car
No 26S paused on the brink at the
foot of California street shortly after
8 o'clock this evening. IT was almost
q miracle that the car, with its broken
brake beam, did not drop over to de-
struction and even as IL was one of
the passengers, Mrs. M. Daskham, was
seriously hurt in her mad rush for
safety.
The lower end of California street
is the terminus of the street car line
which carries the bulk of traffic to
and from the fashionable west side.
Mrs. Daskham lives with her sister, a
Mrs. Harrison, on South Grand ave-
nue., and she was returning home at
the time of the accident.
For some reason the trolley wire does
not reach as far down the hill as the
track, the track itself running to with
in couple of feet of the edge of the
bluff with it's terrible fall. This has
always been regarded as a dangerous
point by the people who use this line
and that a terrible accident did not
result this evening was a mere matter
of luck.
AS the car approached the end of
the trolley wire the motorman applied
the brakes only to find that a brake
beam was broken and the brakes were
useless. Before the car could be re-
versed and stopped by it's own power
the end of the trolley wire was
reached, the trolley flew off and the
car rolled toward the brink of the hill,
leaving the motorman powerless to
check its speed
Fortunately there We're few on the
car and those few flew for the exits
and jumped for safety. Mrs. DaslS-
ham swas one of these and the shock
of her narrow escape and her jump
from the moving car so affected her
that she swooned away and had to be
carried to her residence.
As soon as news Of the accident
reached the street car people a car
was sent to drag the car which was
literally overhanging the bank, back
to safety. Because of the shortness
of the trolley wire the rescue motor
could not run down the track far
enough to couple on to the imperiled
car and long chain had to be used
to connect the two. In this condition
the car which was partly wrecked,
was towed to safety and the car barns.
Hotel del Coronado has room now
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-13
NEWS NOTES FROM CROWN
CITY AND ENVIRONMENT
to The Herald.

Speclal TO Inc Herald.
PASADENA, March 12.-Dr. Rudolph
Schiffmann, formerly of Minnesota, but
now of this city, has made large buy
of land over Glendora way. DR.. Schiff-
mann has purchased Ill acres of fine
land for consideration said to be less
than $4,000. The property purchased
was the old Needham ranch and the
one selling the land was c. e. Need
ham.
Petition placing in nomination Will
liam Waterhouse and the rest of the
present administration was filed with
City Clerk Dyer this afternoon Just
420 names are signed to the document.
Chief of Police Pinkham has received
word that Sheriff Sutton of Colusa has
captured a man giving the name of
John Conway, who had in his possess
sion a watch belonging to Belle Good
year of 325 South Grand avenue. In
cidentally this is the first announce
ment by the police that the Goodyear
home was burglarized on the evening
of February 8 while the family was
at supper. The watch was identified
by it's number.
The directors of the American Bank
and Trust company of Pasadena to-
day elected a new president for the
institution. The new chief is e, L..
Mccormack, who has served the insti-
tuition for nearly a year as cashier.
The directors also elected a new
cashier in the person of f. e. Swan.
At the annual election of the Young
Woman's Christian Temperance union
last evening the following officers We're
chosen: Miss Mary e. Compton, presi-
dent; Miss Alice e. Lewis, recording
secretary, Miss Grace /. Hines, corre-
spending secretary, and Miss Viola
Thralls, treasurer.
The annual golf championship tour
nament of the Country club will start
tomorrow morning. The play is for the
John S. Cravens cup and very spirited
contests are looked for, as some of the
best golf players of the city are booked
to compete.
The creditors of Frank Kuranaga
have appointed committee to take
charge of his great Pasadena art
store. Kuranaga has given bill of
sale for his properties to his creditors
of Pasadena and San Francisco and
his rather complicated affairs promise
to be quickly Strengthened out.
Swan Nelson, the man who made
night hideous by suddenly developing
a mania to howl like a dog, was this
morning committed to the county hos
pital by Justice Klamroth The man
howled so last night that he had al
most lost his voice by morning. How
ever, he continued so violent that he
had to be strapped in order to make
a decent appearance before the JUS
tice. The man has gone insane over
Holy Rollerism
Hotel del Coronado will please you,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-13
.DENOUNCE TRUSTEES
OF OCEAN PARK
VENICE BUSINESS MEN ARE
INDIGNANT
Intimate That Members Of the Board
Would Better Resien-Dana Burks
Suggests Appointment
of Committee
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, March 12.-Bitter
denunclation of the Spotless town pol
icy of government that they have re-
Gently imposed upon the city was
hurled at the city trustees last even
ing by the leaders of an indignant
delegation of men and. women, repre-
senting various business enterprises,
who were packed solid in the council
chamber to within touching distance
of where the members of the board
sat- For more than an hour the har-
angue was waged back and forth.
For the merchants S. E. Huff, candy
manufacturer, told the trustees that
the closing of the dancing pavilion on
Sundays had resulted in a great loss
of business and that the situation de-
manded that former conditions be re-
stored. w. c. Eyemann, property
owner, stated to the trustees that they
had best resign if they weren't in sym
pathy with the people, and his remarks
were followed by an outburst of ap-
plause.
Several others expressed themselves
as dissatisfied with the rulings of the
board, including two women-Miss e.
j. Slauson and Mrs. Taylor-both of
whom have large business interests
here Finally Chairman of the Board
Dana Burks, smarting under the Sc
we're criticisms of his personal atti-
tude in public matters, addressed the
assemblage and in forceful language
attacked Abbot Kinney, whom he said
was responsible for the present un-
satisfactory business conditions.
Mr.. Burks closed his remarks with
request to the persons assembled to
appoint committee of ten from
among their number to meet with the
trustees and Mr.. Kinney on Wednes-
day evening. when he hoped, he said,
that an amiable understanding salts
factory to the merchants would be
reached.
Most for the money at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-13
SANTA FE AND SALT LAKE
SOAKED; CITY LETS OFF S. p,

Special to The Herald,
PASADENA, March 12.-The city
council got after the Santa Fe and Salt
Lake railways good and hard today,
but for some reason, perhaps corpora
tion interest. the Southern Pacific was
let down easy. The matter was that Of
placing gates or fiagmen at railway
crossings.
The Santa Fe is required by the ordi-
nance introduced today to place gates
at Lake, Los Robles and Marengo ave-
nues and Colorado street and hagmen
at Union and Green streets, while alarm
bells are required at practically every
crossing within the city.
The Salt Lake is required to place
fagmen at Fair Oaks avenue and Col
Orado street and alarm bells at all its
other crossings.
Against this list the Southern Pacific
is only required to place a fiagman at
Green street and bells at four other
crossings,
Coronado Is the society resort.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-13

129 East Third Street.
Phone-Home 297.
! LONG BEACH. March 12.-That an
organized gang of youthful burglars
has been operating in this city for a
number of months was learned by the
police when, as a result of the arrest
of four boys yesterday on the charge
of stealing auto sundries and bicycles,
two more youths were taken into Gus
tody this afternoon. They were C.l1es-
ter Smith and Willie Hodges.
The boys confessed, say the police,
that under the leadership of James
| White, 18 years old, formerly an inmate
at the reform school, they and one of
the lads arrested yesterday stole lot
of rare coins and valuable knives and
revolvers from G. l.. Hoover's Second
street hardware store last fall, that
they stole revolvers and bicycles from
Bailey Bros. store on West First
street and burglarized Chubbie's bicy-
Gle store on West Second street, and
that they also filled more than dozen
small grocery stores of cigars and to-
bacco.
| After having concluded to open a
bicycle and auto repair shop the lads
added Otis Coleman, Burrell Helvie and
| Guy Stewart to the gang" This led
to the capture of all the boys, for Stew
art is knock-kneed. Peculiar tracks on
the soft ground near two burglarized
garages attracted the attention of Mar
shall Young and Officers Phillips and
Austin. They looked for a boy who
could scarcely get one knee past the
other and finally discovered such a de-
formity In young Stewart at the Ala
mitos school.
All the lads save Coleman have been
released from custody on the recogni-
zance of their parents, who are respect
ed and well known people and who
promise to have the boys in court at
the proper time.
The police records have been practi-
cally cleansed Of burglary reports by
the arrests.
Two dozen men whose grocery stores,
garages or bicycle shops had been
robbed by "de gang visited police
headquarters today to find whether or
not their property had been recovered.
| White, the alleged leader of the boys
gang is said to have gone north a short
time ago to sell part of the lads plum
der. He has not returned.
| Hotel del Coronado will please you.