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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-09-26
HARTFORD COLLEGE
OPENS ITS TWENTY-EICHT SESSION.
re, AUGUST "a, 1908. tsE

With Its large and increasing facili-
Ties and its University trained faculty.
Hartford College offers advantage not TO
oe found elsewhere at a small cost. The
Cast OF board and tuition per year varies
from $40 to $50; while those who do
light housekeeping the cost varies from
$50 to $40 per year.
Special attention is given to French
men who desire to learn to speak
anu write correctly the English Ian
guage. Glasses are not over crowded:
hence students get individual help which
they could not get in large institutions.
For catalogues and information address.
Pres. L. N. Gray
HARTFORD. KY
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-09-26

Friday October 3Srd will be
hang mans day IN Louisiana. Five
persons are to hang on that day.
Two OF them, members of the
Council of God in New Orleans;
Jack Pierre and Edward Honore:
Robert Hall. in PIaquemine; Ed
ward Aylts. Alexandria, Fernest
Montgomery, Abbeville.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-09-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

ODOM REEFS
ALEX. PELLERlN
No 1925
JOSEPH PELLERIN
VIZ
ALEX. PELLER1N
No 1929
JULES ROUSSEAUX
ALEX. PELLERIN
No l02Sp
GEO. l.. ROGER
Al TX. PELLERIN
No 102g0
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-09-26
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Six vacant lots and eight
residences for sale, for cash or
on easy terms. For price and
other particulars apply to
E. A. MARA1sr, Agent,
Aug 20 St Martinville, La
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22

&nnoeiergeont Gictner unO Eoli.
slit @orOon lieierten gCitern Nben0
Den 10 Sabre alien @eni. 2uiinStp
pol Nr. 800, Oits2omborOitraBc, III
ser 0Itliden Yoli3ciitution we9er al.
0cbIifer SonntOgSorbeit ctn, Sic
erpiidtcn ocnicIbcu onqcbliG bei'm
Nllaiobren BON @roo. Noli5eiridter
Garland tntlicB ben 9lrrcitattcn bis
81, cinem bcltc itottiinocnOen Gerb6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
6rOffcncr in garis.

GoS Central eIepbon. @e6Guoe uno
@ouptpoitomt blr6 Seuer ser.
it0rt. = Gin groBes Gepartement-
gci6Git audi Elm Holtb Ser Slant
men.
Eori&, 81. Sept. - SIN Central.
Selcpbon.8ebGuoe brad Sonntag
Nben6 pobrideinlid 6urd Surg
idluB 6cucr aus, pcIdJes oieies @e.
bGlt0e mo boS Sauptpoitomt am
&Ioce 0eS gictoircS edn3lid ser.
lt6rte. Ger Sd)oocn betr1gt iiber
$5,00O,0O0. Gie gauge S%elepbonper.
binouutg in Boris uno nit Dem SSStl.
mo NltSlonoe lit untcr6rod)en. I'm
2 ltbr MorgenS brannte ooS 6eusr
nod ood) tuor bolIclbe inter 9on-
trolc. Gm Gormittog uno Nadmittag
iunr Die Scucrmebr olf ser 9rono-
itdtte zines groBen Gepartement.
@eihGitS inn Souborg ct. Denis,
uno mllrOe bel oieiem 9ronoe elm
Gdooen BON 100000 ongeridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22

Son Sec uno Safcn. - 81.
llcr bon 8rouo Sitrf, Curtis. SSlonb,
cingctroffcnen Tepcid)e 5uiolge ret.
tatc Der Compiler ySeminole" Don
her Glpoe,Sinie bon 9tem.Oorf AM
SnmItag Nbcno ctipn ia Weilcn
lr0rolid ponS urfSsSSlonb oie Monn.
ihoit ocS SdooncrS .Sobn u. Mo-
tbclon" bon Baltimore. Ser Shoo'
,ler iplrbe nG6reno zines befti9cn
Sturnles ertmoitet itno befonl eiit
Gcd. 9ie Wonnidoft perIieB oo3
Tobr5cug mn 10. September, mo eS
mar berielbcn trob Der bodge1enoeu
See gcliungen, Die 0oote 5ilianmen.
5llbolten, bis lire Gettling ourd ocn
nSeflinole" eriolgtc. Der 9ampi2r
pailirte ont Somito9 Morgen cine
brcnncnbc 9orfe, ouf Der jeoob fem
lebenocs @eicu 81 bennerfen ipar.
: Ser italicnii6e arel5er .1icr.
moSco" laugtc eeitcrn i'm bieiigen
Sofeu oir, Ger italieniihe 2oniul,
&err Z. Sd)ioffino, begab iih nit
mebreren geglcitern our gegriiBung
an goro.
I%bleben. - &err @eorg 9oper
itarb geitcrn I'M 50. 2ebensiabre an
MlterSidnd6e. 9criel6e fam BON
@opern I'M Sabre 1919 unb fii6rte 40
Sabre lang Gin &lcioergeid)Gft. Gr
ipar scr erite Sdneioermeiiter I'M
@eIten ser Stnot nno in frii6ereil
Sobren nit pielen oeutid)cn 8ereinen
eng n%crbunOen. Gr binterldBt feline
@ittipe, ioipie cincn Sobn uno brei
Iodter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22

geitern i'm 9reiSgerid)t nm oie Gr.
mounting zines WoiicnperWalters fiir
0cn NahlaB nod, I'm Die 2~iqlioution
ST bcihlulni0en. IoS Seltament lit
befanntlid bon s. @illon Strobe!,
cinem Goiliin Scr &aritorbenen, an
gefodten iuoroen. Serr Sbomos uno
SEER Sbornton GoainS mitroen &C.
gen ic $4,000 @iirgiboft ST. Woiieu.
pcrlualtcrn ernonnt.
No ebr2i6t t" gem il II d t.
guS 5uperldiiiger Glelle luliroe Die
No6riht perbreitet, Dob oui bireftcS
Grdngcn oeS YrGiiocnten Iooiepelt
bin Die 9nnoes @roBgeihmorcnen
bon Hem.Yorf cine llnterird)ung DER
@eihoitSmttbooen Scr .@enernl
electric So" ~onge6obnt boben mo
Dob aud Baltimore itorf on oerielben
intcreiiirt lit, Gem 9crid)t nof ioGen
peridieocne boditbenoe 5inaneiers in
Gnfloge5uitanO perieet meroel,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
S6Otlidcr Strnfcnbnbu.llnfaa.

SGOtlidJcr Strnfcubnbn.ltnfan.
s. g. SommonO Don eincm StroBcn-
bobu , @o0gon iiberiobrCn nno
beinobc olt9cnblifIid gct0otct. -
Ger WiotoriiiDrcr ocrboitct unO
oui GGrcnport iiir Dos @rgcbntB
Scr llntcriltd)un0 entlolcn.
Sin tGOtliher llniou erciQnetc lid
in Scr Nod)t pom Sauita9 oui &c.
Itern al Scr SreOcridsJ ono, in Der
9tGbc pom Sunic Tio0c, 0itlid) bon
G~otonSpiQe. Ser Mogoon Nr. SIG
Scr GatonspiQc.2inie iibcrillbr eincn
oli Sen @eleiien lic0enocn Wtonn,
NomcnS Sobn q. Somntono, ltlo
t00tetc beniclben toIt nllgcnblitlld).
IlS ser Wotorfii6rcr bcs @ag9ona,
lucltcr nit normalcr @el6luinoigtcit
fllbr, ben GGrper lob mor rs bereitS
81, ipGt, rcdtSciti0 SIT BREMEN. Ser
aGrpcr milroc in scr Strobcnbobn
5i,ut llniuerlitGtS Soipitol NebraAt,
no sic Ncr5te icboG nrr nod Ocn
500 conltotiren tonntcu.
Ger Mtotoriiibrcr, S6omo3 NC
Gont bon Nr. t40S, WtaIiod)ulettSs
Mpcnlic, &%rpiu0ton iuur6c ipGtcr Der
boitet uno nod Der mcitlihcn Eoli-
6~ciItntion gcbmd)t, no er 9eItcrn
Worgcn bon &noi 2obcn unter Ser
ACKNOWLEDGING fir oen Coroner icits
gcboltcn mllr6c, oen 200 bcS Sonl.
mono bllrd) llcbcriobrcn pcrIduloct
SIT boben. Somnlono lurrNe ipGtcr
Dol, Coroner Gr. Wortiu ~uorlGuiig
cntloiier.
q il btc elm 0cin elm.
Gin bcbolicrlihcr llnfoQ creignCte
iid) on1 SornTtoG NbcnG in Somilton.
@obreno sic 4 Sabre oltc Miloreo
Mobcnbi, Sodtcrd)en bon @rn. lunb
6rou George No6cnbi BON Somilton,
ON Gl1bpltnftc Der Sorfor0.Hoob.2i.
nc scr StroBcnbobn ollf lire Oilltter
portetc, mllrbe tic BON ciltcm Stras
beubobnmog9on ~aetroffcn. GincS ser
GurberrG6cr alma 0cnl &ir0 iiber 0oS
rcdte @cin, ooSielbc mtcrbolb ocS
@nieS obidncibenb. No6oem Or.
@o9cr cincn Not6pcrbono nnoclcgt
bnttc, mltrbe boS rnl0liidliHc WtGbs
den nod) cinem Soipitol ge6rnd)t.
Som cincm Iutomobil
il bcrfn6rcn
Nr ser Baltimore mo GoItsStr.
ipltr>c Der 9 SATIRE oltc GSofob Eorter,
Sobn bon Sru. unb Srou GrrIt Eor.
ter bon Nr. $40, Sits@oltimorc.
Strobc, 1cgcn 7 llbr gcitcrn 9lbclO
bci'nl llcbcrihrcitcn scr Strobc burtG
0oS Ilttonlobil 0cS NcitmnrotcltrS
IntbonD &rocNcr bon 9tr. $50, Sells
StroBc, iib%crfobrcn. Ter anohe, ser
cine crbcblidc &opfpun0e llno Ser.
lcblln9cn an ser linfcn Siiftc crlits
ten bate, ullr0c nod) Der Office bon
Or. 6reO. $. Sermonn bon Nr. 3115,
Sits9oltinlorcsS trobc, gctrogen mo
BORT bon ocnl Mr5t perblmocn. 2ebz
tcrcr erfldrte bic &crlebunaen fir
tid)t lebenSGciGbrlid). 3ur 3cit ocS
llnIollcS pcriud)tc ongeblid Ser Cen.
fer bcs g(ltonlobilS cinem onoerel1
ainoe, onS in cnt9cgcngeietter Hidl.
ting ilbcr bic Strobe fam, ots5uluci-
6cn llrlO iu6r 0nburd gcgen Ben flei'
rcn Eortcr. IoS Mlltomobil illbr
ndd) oenl llnioa wcitcr, ipurbe obcr
Ourd) cincn Eoiionten gum Soften
gc6roht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22

Sic Ib5ugSfanaI.Go NJ.
miffiion criuht I'M n9eutihen
Goreiponoenten" nm Angebote fir
bier groBe Gontroftc, Die bis gum ii.
Sttober eitgerci6t merben miiiien.
Niles MGbere beiagt Die an5ei9s.
Gle I'd d. tie elf. Goupen.
tom. Die 12oS angeles.2 oee
Nr. 80" Ser CTS, Inter beren Muipi.
5icn Die @roBlogen. Heumion ocs Or
oenS III 1909 itattfinoet, trifit eroB-
ortige @orbcreitungen uno entbGlt
cas- nScptember. Bulletin" oariiber
%folgenoe @il5elbeitcu: Samitag, Den
10. Suli, mo Sonntog, ben fl. Slill,
anfunft Der Sbeilnebmer OH ser He-
union, bcncu 1000 automobile 5iir
gelid)tigutg ser Sebensmiiroigfeiten
itn0 %lln9egeno bon Sos Ingeles CUR
Geriiignug iteben meroen. Wontag
Glsilltg nad Faiooena oils @Gite oer
Soge Nr. G72 unO 9eiidtigung elmer
StrallBcniarm. 0ieuitog. Den 10.
Sllli, guSilug nad Santa Wonica
els 8Glte Der 2oge Tr. 906, garbe-
cue an Der Santa Woniea.9ai. 9oll
inn Sccon.Yorf. auoitorium, abenos
9eiud Der I6eatcr in Sos angeles.
Wtittmod), Den IA. Sllli, Iusflug nad
Gong Bead ais 8GIte ser 2oge Ir.
1888. Alltomobiliabrten, fur5e 5obr.
ten allf Dem O5ean Gon5erte ulo
abcnos go1 i'm n8irginia . Sotel."
abenoS geilh Ger 2beoter in Sos
angcles. Gonnerltag, ben Is. Suli,
10 llbr 8ormitta9s, groBe elisha
raoc; 1 llbr Nohmittags, Wonitre.
Gon5crt; Nohmittaas sports,
abcnos cleftriihe ForaOe. 5reitag,
Den 16. Srli, grobe Yaraoe Der Bril-.
oeridaftsorbcn; @ahnittags sports.
I6enos eleftriide Yaraoe uio 9all
i'm III WaIoifub Sbrine GoIiieum."
SamItag, Sen II. SiiIi, 5abrt nad
Catalina Sslano, llferieuermerf Der
Der Hiidiabrt, Natmittags Spor:
unO 9lbenos eleftriid)e Earabe.
Gafiinirte 0iebin gefaBt?
- Gin ailgcnifeinlib gutter Sang
gelang gcitern Worgen gegen 1 ltbr
Dem Kindergarten @bittle, Dem
Sergcanten s. @ortbman unb ben
Foli5iiten q. 9. Golfer pom iueItli-
d)en Goli5eioiitrift, als lie oie 39.i1b.
rige Senltie 9ebling bon Nr. 612, %.
Wtulberrp.S trnBe, pcrbafteten. Die.
ielbe ioa einem Serrn Ibolf gllan
an 13. b. Wts. einen 9iamantring,
cine goloene llbr, ein llbraebdnge I'M
@eiommttpertb bon $3.50 unb $tS
9oorgelo geitoblen buben. Sic muroe
geitern Morgcn bon Gabi 2ooen in
Der peitliftn Yoli5eiitation unter Scr
gniduloiguna bes @roBbiebltabls
Dem @eridtsperfubren iiberipieien.
SGmmtlide ertpGbnte @ertbeegen.
itdnoe iino i'm Bette ser geb6roe.
llbr uno aette bate bie ,9ame" ri.
tem gepiiicn %. Setpea bon Scr. 6
@eit-@erman-S trabe, iibsrgeben, in
bent Die geboroe ibren GompIie,n
oermutbet. 3ieier purbe ip1ter eben.
foas feitgenommen nnb bon aaoi
Sooen wcgen angebliden Gmpfanss
g~eltoblener Glitter ocm griminalge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22

0ie.neue 9opti It c n-a II d c
on ser @ilfens- Ipenie priroe geItern
Nahmittag fsierlih eingemeibt. Ea-
ltor 9alter q. 2eflioer lit Der Sesl-
lorger Ser @cmein0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22
Sic @aicriabrt Scr Sclpbin-G Bitter"


Ger 0eiungptrtin nIrion" ucranital-
tet cine bodIt crfolgreife Grtur-
iior olf Dem Tonlpfer n2ouiie."
- llngefGbr 1900 Eerionsn be,
tbeiligcn ii6 oil Ocrielben. -
MuIterboite arrangements.
llnqefG6r 1900 Wtitglieocr uno
5reltnbe pom 8elongpereln nNrion"
peronitoItctcn gtitern ollf Dem Nas
Ioitoompier y2ouiie" cine &rnbiobrt
Die 8oi birob. CAB bel Der nift be.
ionoerS on~gcnebmer @ittcrunG ser
9cilld) ciu 10 gutter mar, ilberroidtc
o~ugenteilt, alein luer lrilber 0bnli.
den @yfurlionen oc8 popnlarcn Ser
ems beigcpobnt bot, Ser po1tc ollf
oeItcrn n.id)t fern bleibcn. Cab lid
S,Sebermam f0itlid) omiiiirtt, Oor.
;iber legtc Die Iro6e GS|cititimmung
Scr Setmfe6rcnoen, ais biticlbcn NM
10 llGr S(bn0S an Gicr is ser 2igbt.
StroBen.@trite o%nlo1lgten, 3ellgniB
Of. Gas aus sen SS. Scnrp Worids
bothL %orIiber, Scnrp Shlciicncr,
SctrctGr, 2ouiS @%lridmonn, Soft
licb SpCrr, Tu0olpb &obnion GboS.
&rtncfe, Gee. WticomiQ. GboS. Soc.
-
fling, TbOIf Ebicl, Sobn @locdcr,
Stnrp 8locd)er luno Geo. .2cfiert cr.
~ofiicio b~citcbenoe NrronaemcntS-Go.
mite bottc iid) ~ieillcr snuiGobc oilf
iuirflid mlitcrboitc @ciIc crleoi0t, 10
SAB olld) nid)t cin Mibton bic gauge
6obrt it6rtc. Sir l%lntcrbnltung lnO
Grfriidlungcn mar rcid)lid) Gorge &C.
troQcn. llntcr ser Scitltug bon Hrof.
9. Mclumct milrocn mcbrcrc Sitbcr
ociungcn, fir sic bcn SGn0crn oie
3llb0rer gtuib Gonf wiIicn, &lr5umt,
cS lporcn Acknowledgment iiir cine
ocntbrcide 6nbrt uorbonocn, iorucit
DicitS i'm 9creiAc 0cS Gomitc'a lag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-22

EGiic mad ben MuSbaub befprat Oh. Haine,
4i3 EfsSaltimarttr, aabe 9uitpm &snie'Ape.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-01-02
LONDON RESTAURANTS.
The Way They Compare With Eating
Places In New York.

Money for money, London is far
ahead of New York Git is out of
sight ahead of Paris) as a middle
class dining place. With the half
guinea ordinaries no parallel can be
instituted. Our prices do not go
that high. The seven and six or
dinaries we can meet on even terms
I think that we can give them
odds.
But l know of only one restau-
rant in New York where for rs
cents (the test is not quite accu-
rate) can be had a dinner fairly
comparable in quality with the
three and six dinners which may be
had at a round score of restaurants
in London, and even in our dreams
of avarice we never get along here
to anything that will. class with the
dinners to be had at half a dozen
queer little cribs in Soho for 18
pence, though | will admit that
if you are lusty eater you may
have to eat two of those eighteen
penny dinners at one sitting really
to get your fill.
Wine is not included in these
lower prices-in the higher prices it
sometimes is, and you drink it at
your peril! But even in Soho, if
you are careful, and at pretty much
all the three and six ordinaries by
exercising no more than a reasona-
BILE discretion you can get an I'M
pretentious sound wine for a price
in keeping with the price Of the
food.
1t is no wonder that all London
crowds nightly into this gay, bright
region, where it can eat and drink
so pleasantly and SO cheaply and
where it can have, at least in the
case of those who continue the
economies of Soho and accept the
hard benches Of the upper circle,
satisfying 3 or 4 shillings' worth
of the play.-Thomas A. Janvier ir
Harper's Magazine.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-01-02
Put it in a Safe Place, for it May
Come in Handy.
Is Easily Prepared, and Cures
Weak Kidneys and
Bladder.

Here is simply homemade mix
ture as given by an eminent author
ity on Kidney diseases, who makes
the statement in New York daily
newspaper, that it will relieve al
most any case Of Kidney trouble if
taken before the stage of Bri9ht's
disease. He states that such
symptoms as lame back, pain in the
side, frequent desire to urinate, es-
pecialy at night; painful and dis
colored urination, are readily over
come. Here is the recipe, try it:
Fluid Extract Dandtlion. one-half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsapa-
rila, three ounces. Take a tea
spoonful after each meal and at bed
time.
A well known druggist here in
tom is authority that these ingre-
dents are harmless and easily mixed
at home by shaking well in a bottle
This mixture has a peculiar healing
and soothing effect upon the entire
Urinary structure, and often over
comes the worst forms of Rheuma-
tlsm in just little while. This
mixture is said to remove all blood
disorders and cure the Rheumatism
by forcing the Kidneys to filter and
strain from the blood and system all
eric acid and foul, decomposed waste
matter, which cause these Affections.
Try it if you aren't well. Save the
prescription.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-01-02
The Toad the Friend of Man.

There are. no better friends to
have in the garden than the toads.
If they could be protected and en-
.couraged to live there they would
eradicate many of the grubs and
cutworms that do so much damage
to plants. The great enemy of the
toad is the small boy. Bands of
schoolboys have been known to go
out and in a single day kill as many
as 800 of these useful animals. Boys
regard this as innocent sport, being
untaught and not knowing that the
toad is a most valuable insect de-
stroyer. Teach these young barba-
rians to avoid cruelty.-American
Farmer.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-01-02
~ aturai.

'IIc2e is a staiwaTt negro in a
'-E-n Of Alabama whose naturally
&c singing voice is the feature Of
nc local colored church choir.
ca one occasion when the singer
was suffering from protracted i'll
ness one Of the deacons called to
ascertain how the patient was git
tin on"
"Ee's got an awful bad cough jest
now" explained the singers wife,
with a most mournful sigh.
"Well, OATS too bad; OATS too
bad" exclaimed the deacon, casting
about for some means of consoIa-
ton. Then happy thought struck
him. ''Come to think of it," he
added, cit amt no wonder, wifi dat
strong voice he was pressin' on his
lungs. He's shore due to have a
cough now an then, amt hep
Harper's Weekly.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-01-02
A4@4%% ++*'
BAYFIELD,

From The Press:

From the Press: .9t
Miss Elizabeth Molloy left Tues
day morning for her home in lshpemr
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. barrow,
of Rockford, MINI, are guests at
the n. E. Carver home.
Miss Myrta Herbert came up from
Minneapolis to spend the holidays
with relatives in this city.
Allan and Francis Bountln came
up from Hudson to spend their
holiday vacation with their parents.
Dan mccarthy came down from
Superior to spend the holidays with
his mother. Mrs. D. mccarthy.
Adds Brigham, who is attending
Lawrence University at Appleton.
came home to spend the holidays.
Miss Lily Swanson, who is atte nd
ing the Lawrence university at APP
pleton, came home tospend the holi-
days.
Miss Loutie Goodnough, who is
attending the state normal at Osh-
kosh, is spending her holidays with
Bayfield, friencs.
Ralph and Glaspel LaBonte came
down from Duluth to spend Christ
mas with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. LaBonte.
L. P. Bailey. who is employed by
tie Hines Lumber Co. at Chicago,
came up from that city to spend
Christmas with his family.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-01-02
FISH CREEK

David Collditz of Ashland spent
Christmas at the home of Alvin
KalIgren.
Our school had a very nice pro-
gram Wednesday eve ming.
John Olander spent christina S
with his daughters Mrs, Forster
and Mrs. Palm Of Ashland.
Mrs. Nordin was to Mason Thurs
dav to see Doctor Devine.
Anna and Mathilda Ledin went
down the Omaha line Thursday.
Mrs. J. Ledin transacted business
at Mason last week.
John Kallgren went to Mason
Friday.
Hilmer Berg of Ashland came
here Saturday TO stay few days
with his uncle Carl Kallgren.
Nels E. Ledin met with the youn &
peoples society of the town of Ma
son Saturday night at Benoit where
they had an entertainment in the
school house.
John P. Olander drove to Ashland
Monday.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-01-02
State Of Ohio, City of Toledo. | :
Lucas County

Frank J. Cheney makes oath tina
he is senior partner of the firm OF
F. j. Cheney & Co.. doing business
in the City of Toledo, county and
State aforesaid, end that said firm
will pay the sum of One Hundred
Dollars for each and every case Of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use Of Halls Catarrh cure.
Frank ]. Cheney
Sworn to before me and sub
scribed in my presence, this 9th day
Of December, A. d. 1886.
Seal A, w. Gleason.
Notary Public.
Halls oatarrh Cuse is taken in
ternally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials free.
F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo,O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stpation.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-01-02

Wanted: by Chicago whoesal
and mali order house, assistant
manager imam or wonan) for tn,
county an 4 adjoining territory
Salary $2D and expenses paid we k
ly; expense money advanced, W"r-
pleasant; position permanent. y
investment or experience required
Spare time valuable. Write at onc.
for full particulars and enclose self
addressed envelope. SUPERTN
TENDENT, 1872 Lake St. Chica %
Ill.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-01-02

IRON RIVER
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From the Pioneer
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Morris and
children are visiting with relatives
and friends at Ashland and Stevens
Point.
Eben Olson. of Port Wing, was a
visitor in this city last Monday.
Mr.. Olson, like the rest of the log
gers, is now anxious to see enough
snow fall so that the sleighs can be
brought into service.
Frank H. Ess vein, of this city,
was among those who took the ex-
animation for game warden at
Washburn last Saturday. There
were many from various parts of
the county there and took the ex-
animation.
J. H. Drummond, formerly a resi-
dent of this city, but now residing
at ST.. Andrews, Florida, is i'll at
his home. His sister, Mrs. Stanley,
received a letter conveying this
news few days ago.
August F. Hoffman, came over
from Washburn the first Of the
week to pack his household effects
for shipment to his new home at
the comfy seat.
Miss Florence Gibson, teacher in
the Ashland schools, is spending
her holiday vacation with her
parents. Rev, and Mrs. John Gibson,
in this city,
Richard Bell, of Brule, is in tx e
city to-day renewing acquaintances
with old friends. Although past
three score and ten, Mr.. Bell looks
as hale and hearty as the average
man twenty years his junior.
On Sunday evening last a mes
sage was received from Hines com
pany of Chicago instructing the
management here to lay off all the
men in the saw mill but not saying
how long, but it is supposed till
spring. This order will effect our
town considerably as this is the
only industry by which merchants
can look for business.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-01-02
Jan 2 to Jan 23)

Notice of Final Settlement
STATE OF WIsCONSIN-COUNTY COURT
FOR BAYFIELD, COUNTY
IN PROBATE
Notice is hereby given that at regul 7
term of the county court to be held in and
for said county at the court house in the
city Of Washburn in said county, on the first
Tuesday of February 1908, the following
matter will be heard and considered:
The application of Dora D.. Rust, Frank
Lee D. Rust and Paul D. Rust, executors of
the estate of William A. Rust, late of the
town of Drurlmond in said county, deceas-
ed for the examination and allowance Of
their final account, of their administration.
and for the assignment of the residue Of the
estate of said William A. Rust deceased to
such other persons as are by law entitled to
the same.
By order of the court,
Dated January End. 1908.
VIM Ell. IRISH,
County Judge.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-01-02
In Childish Eyes.

The vagueness Of the young with
respect to the age of their elders is
pleasantly illustrated by the early
history of a nobleman who once rep
resented a division of Manchester
in the English parliament. His
mother had a maid who seemed to
childish eyes extremely old. The
children of the family longed to
know her age, but were much too
well bred to ask question which
they felt would be painful, so they
sought to attain the desired end by
a system Of ingenious traps. The
boy CHANGED in a lucky hour to find
in his ''Book of Useful knowledge"
the tradition that the aloe flowers
blossomed only once in 100 years.
He instantly saw his opportunity
and accosting the maid with winning
air and wheedling accent, asked in
sinuatingly, "Susan, have you often
seen the aloe fower?" = London
Mail.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-01-02

Trial Catarl treatments are be-
ing mailed out free, on request, by
DR.. Shoop. Racine, Wis. These
tests are proving to the people
without a penny's cost-the great
scientific drescri ption known TO
druggists everywhere as DR..
Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. Sold by
all dealers.