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FLASHED BY WIRE

DES MONIES. Ia. June 30-Car-
RE Nation declares she will not stand
for the sheath gown. She insists she
Will tear the ''monstrosity" of the
.rst woman she sees with one ON.
The directoire or sheath gown is
as dangerous TO our young men as
any OF the dramshops. she says.
BUTTE. Mont, June 30-Col. Dan
Seares. for 40 years resident Of
Montana. died at Anaconda. Monday.
at the age OF nearly 10 years. Fol-
lowing his career as editorial writer
on the Butte Miner. which brought
him distinction, he was associated
with a number of Montana newspa-
pers.
NEW YORK, June 30.--Justice Nc
Call Of the supreme court has grant
ed Mrs. Jessica Taylor an absolute
divorce. Mrs Taylor was the wife Of
Talbot j. Taylor and is daughter Of
James X. Keene.
NEW YORK. June 30--In two
weeks there will be harvesting jobs
for about 5000 city men up the state
Henry II. Kracke, assistant commits
sioner OF the state labor bureau. says
that the farmers must take any kind
OF help they can get The pay at
present ranges from experienced Eng
lish speaking men from SIS to $22 a
month and board and lodging. with
the prospect OF an increase according
TO ability.
AGUAS CALIENTES, Mex, June
30.-H. F. Guggenheim, the 20-year-
old son OF Daniel Guggenheim, the
millionaire head of the Ameri-
can Smelling 4 Refining Co. objects
to being on the list OF employees who
recently had their salaries cut, and he
is on his way to New York TO confer
with his father about 1t.
/ CLEVELAND. June 30.-The thous.
ands OF delegates to the National Edu
cational association convention today
got down TO business and one long
round Of business sessions. confer
ences and social festivities brought
out the enthusiasm OF the teachers.
The book trust wants TO control the
n. A. f. presidency
PARIS. June 30.--President Fail.
Heres is experiencing the same oppos-
ton from the socialist members OF
the chamber OF deputies with respect
to the expenses OF his proposed visit
to Emperor Nicholas. that King Ed
ward did from the laborites In the
house OF commons NJ. Pichon. min
lister OF foreign affairs, led the fight
for Fallieres. and NJ. valiant for the
socialists. After stormy session,
the appropriation was passed by a
vote OF 499 to g.
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IONA PLANS L. o. FUND.

IONA. Mich, June 30.-At meet.
ing Of Ionia county local optionists II
Was planned to go ahead with a loca;
option campaign In this county and
TO raise a fund OF $4,000. DR.. George
shy der Of Lake Odessa was chairman
of the meeting and Attorney p. w.
Marsh \of Detroit. attorney for the
Anti Saloon league. was In attendance.
Petitions will be put out at once and
put in shape for presentation TO the
Ionia county board OF supervisors At
their October session.
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DENNIS SENT TO
PRISON FOR 10 MONTHS

Fred Dennis, the young colored man
who shot Louise Bush. and who was
convicted OF assault with intent to 90
great bodily harm. was sentenced BY
Judge Phelan Tuesday morning to
one and one half years in the house OF
correction.
Joseph Deering the young man
found guilty OF stabbing his sweet
heart. was given six months in the
same place
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Marriage Licenses

a Fred Eickhorst. s2; Katherine Nolan.
4 Richard O. Walter. %: Martha H.
IN retzel 20.
N Frank Glinka. 20: Bronislawa Piet-
" l. 20.
James whelan. 81; Freda Roegner
\ Eugene Il Hansen. 80. Highland
kark Nandis NJ. clifford. "a same.
4 Ernest Elkan. p, Caroline L. Beck
n ssinger, 20
Ferdinand w Marschner. Jr., Lenore
q Hayes. %.
kNllliam r Boehm. 20. Detroit. Maud
III Raymo. 10. Dearborn.
~ leonard Martin. &c. Helen German,
" )r Ernest NJ Ling. 20, LaPorte, Ell
n NJ. Moon 20, Detroit.
4 'larenc. q Bittner. IS. Chester Pa. :,
~ rtrude G. Keen. 20 same.
~ William @. Eansor, 2s. Lillian a.
~ binson. 26,
81 Norman b. Beasley. 81. Detroit, Ger
~ ,de A. Roberts. -. Wyandotte.
y Henry ]. WITCH. 20; Charlotte NJ. Stei-
- 2s
u ulius Pranger. 20; Pauline owzar-
a II y
'harles II, Paget. 90 Marie zawcki.
= John p. Anglim. 20. Chicago. H.;
N tnche X July. 20. Detroit.
II Emanuel Pare. %. River Rouge:
y rah Shinavier. %. same
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Geo. ~. Daniels Feebler.

LAKE PLACID. \. y. June CO.
From the bedside OF Geo. tt. Daniels.
the railroad man who Is desperately
III at his cottage on Signal nil In this
resort. came very discouraging news
today. Slowly. but surely his strength
is ebhing away. Or. J. Willston Wright
makes no attempt TO disguise the fact
that the end Is very near.
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BIRTHS

BOYS
Henry Heiser 355 Cleveland.
Anthony Sne1a. 1865 Dubois.
Henry Hudson. 65i Commonwealth
Henry DeRose. 120 Monroe.
Alfred Mueller. 405 Chene.
Edward Helierich, 21S Antietam.
George Newell. Is Brown.
Alexander Imerman. ia Erskire.
Charles Camp. SOS Cavalry
GIRLS
Frank Debowsky. sac Chene.
Frank Wojewotka. 622 Frederick.
Chester Rowden. l1SS Military
fWiliiam Schenkel. So Dane
Martin Lepp. 36s Warren.
a 'harles Blakenmore. 2gl Euclid.
william Scheduled. ll9 Chene.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL
AT ALLEGHENY BURNED

CLEAN, y. Y. June 30-The main
building OF ST. Bonaventure college at
Allegheny. was destroyed by fire at
$50 this morning About $4,000 loss
was suffered on the building and $780,
900 on its contents. books and furni-
ture. A strong belief exists that the
fire may be a Black Hand outrage. as
about a month ago FIR. Joseph Butler
received Black Hand letter threat
ening that the college building would
be destroyed
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CHEWING SAILORS
NOW SMOKING GIGS.

WASHINGTON. June 30--Tobacco
chewing In the navy, is on the wanc.
Instead sailors seem TO be turning to
ward cigarette smoking. The sur
geon general OF the navy In his last
annual report said that cigarette mok-
Ing I'm the navy was becoming so wide
spread that steps would soon have to
he taken 20 restrict IL.
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HAVE PHOTO BLOWN
IN YOUR TOMBSTONE

PITTSBURG, June 30.-A Pittsburg
Glass company announces that II has
received several orders and Will be-
gin at once to manufacture mead
stones OF glass TO mark graves. A
unique feature Of the new tombstone
will be that there can be blown In the
glass photograph OF the deceased
nprSOu
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Daily Death Lis!

John Weis. 81 years. 500 Dubois
ralysis.
Laura Kalewski. months 40 Rio
4 lie. diarrhoea.
EZRA EckeTt. months, 2o6 Scott
4ISlera infantum.
Bernard Smith. years. 80 NIX
zenith: meningitis.
Leonard Marschaner, months, $40
scarlet fever.
sarah A. Carpenter. - years, Pontiac,
ich.; sclerosis.
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CLEVELAND. June 30.--Congrssnr
man James S. Sherman. Republican
candidate for vice president. continuee'
20 regain his strength at lakeside
hospital His condition was normal
today and he will probably leave the
hospital tomorrow.
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Find Fugitive Millionaire.

NEW YORK, June 3O.--Newton
Bennington. the millionaire turfman.
who was reported 10 have escaped
from Or. Combe's sanitarium az Cor
ona. L. l.. was found by the police at
the Hotel Imperial, Thirty.second-st.
and Broadway. by the police today and
taken to the West Thirtieths st. sta.
ton
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Attorney Weadock Receivers.

Bernard Weadock. assistant corpor-
alton counsel. has returned TO work
after sickness OF several weeks,
during which lime he was attack6
by appendicitis and pneumonia.
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BEST DENTISTS CO., Inc.
81 GRAND RIVER-AVE
ron Observation-Disclosures.

"A Sewing machine sale-Singer.
drop head nearly new. SO, White
drop head nearly new. ga queen
drop head new. sl2, Domestic,
White Singer. New Home. Standard,
from 81 up l419 Michigan-ave. cor.
IWtutN-uluth
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TO RENT--IluIsES.
PROPOSALS FOR IRON
CASTINGS

Sealed proposals viii be received AT
the Office OF the Public Lighting Com
mission No 30 Atwater -. East. De
troll. Mich. until Wednesday. July s.
at zoo o'clock y. M FOR furnishing 10
the Commission iron castings. in &C
cordance with specifications on file in
the office OF the Commission.
THE PUBLIC LIGHTING COMMISSION.
u! 7 BOWLER.
Secretary
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CHEAPEST TRIP IN THE
WORLD. ~

One cent per mile is the fare
charged on the d. & c. day
steamer to Cleveland. which
begins trip today. and every
Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday thereafter. The new
steamer City of Cleveland and
the steamer City of Detroit
make these daylight trips.
Fare only SI.io.
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Thaw in ChiIdren's Dept.

ThaW IN ChIIdftns UtPt,
NEW YORK. June 30.-liarry Is
Thaw is not i'm sheriff Bob" Chan
ler's luxurious quarters over the
court house today. hav-
ing been transferred to the corridor
OF the juvenile department. in sec
ton OF the court house building.
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Shoots His Csmpmate.

ALEXANDRIA BAY. ~ Y. June 30.
A. s. Barry. OF Brooklyn, y. Y, &C.
cidentally shot w. L. Lowry. of Ala
bama todayS Both men are camped
here. Ny
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a LODGE. No. 81, r. & A. NJ
lar Thursday at Z .. m. Mem
are requested to be on hand to
We souvenirs IN COMMUNICATION
DE raising OF the 1.0O0th msmbCr
III J. Lawrence. Sec.
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ron sALE-,Es,DENcc PROPERTY
COTTAGE HOMES.

COTTAGE HOMES.
NO. $50 KlKBf-ANE. T.. nearly new,
rooms, IL story has nice cellar
and Goored attic. VIII take lot as
nIst payment.
HARPER tpaved), near Boulevard, g.
room cottage with gas, bath. cellar;
$500 down.
MAXWELL, near Mack. groom cot
tage. bath. gas. cellar: easy terms or
take lot as part payment.
CLINTON, near IT. Aubin, 1-room cot
tage; easy terms. price $1,000.
Lambrecht. Kelly < Co,
Both Phones 315. 30 Griswoid-st.
OAKLAND. near Westminster, new.
rooms. gas, bath, large cellar, oak
doors, $1,000, on easy terms
Three new Groom | y story cot
tages on Rohns-ave.. half block north
OF Gratiot. large cellar, oak floors,
gas, fine plumbing, ready to move
into July /, open Saturday and sun
day, to 5 y. m.
BROOKS & KINGON.
NJ 4S6i. city 4SGi 500 Whitney Bldg.
CAN MOVE RIGHT IN.
21o LEW ERENZ--North OF Fort. cosy
6room cottage. gas, nice attic, room
for bath. lot 3SXt43, sell on easy
terms.
Lambrecht, Kelly & Co..
Both phones 31j. 80 Griswold-st.
FIELD-AVE..
Near sylvester 80 feet cement walk.
BOULEVARD.
Near Mack few 40-foot lots left at
HENDRIE-AvE
Near John r. 4eNl7l price H.400.
Make o'ier CAMERON
Near Clay, 60 feet cement walk. nice
shade. only $4,000
WARREN-AVE..
Near Brush: 40 feet for 10000.
HURLBUT-AVE
A few 50-foot lots TO exchange for inn
proved.
Lambrecht. Kelly & CO.. -
Both Phones Sl5. 80 Griswold-st
JOS. CAMPAU-AVE. new buIldIng GO
feet long: Nat and hall above This
building can be bought for $4,000
less than actual cost In order 10
satisfy creditors
RUSSELL ST corner south OF Gratiot
Solid brick store and frame house In
rear Must be sold TO settle an es-
tate
Lambrecht. Kelly & Co,
Both Phones 3l5. 80 Griswold-st.
TWO-FAMTLY FLATS.
Mt. ELLIOTT. near Charlevoix. : rooms
down, 5 rooms upstairs bath. gas.
MEDBuRY BLVD. strictly modern
sEYBURN- AVE. - strictly modern.
double house. oak finish. i0-ft. lot,
would take small amount vacant.
CADILLAC BLVD. one OF the finest In
Detroit; rents for $1,000, price *li.-
House TERRACE. near oakland
ave. has bath. gas. basement. fur
mace laundry rents for $Sl6 would
take some vacant FOR part
Lambrecht. Kelly & Co,
Both phones Sl5. 90 Griswoldst
FOR SALE-Three new houses. Robins
ave- one block north OF Gratiot; easy
terms. open Sunday. VIM. Lutz. Gag
Gratiot
PERSONALS.
HAIR REMOVED by cloctrolysis. with
oat pain or scar; electric face and
scalp massage Miss r.. l. hubbard
400 Washington Arcade. Main 1921
NoTICE--If any poor girl IL In trouble.
needing advice. friendship or help.
write or call on Ensign Mogenssn.
ys5 Fort-st. west salvation Army.
YOUNG WOMEN in need OF assistance
ccHRissTIAN AssoCfATIoN. asa.
inFton and clifford
y S. =; e. :: T..
.EtNSNSSN Marching.
S2XX Scalp Treat
~ - w msnt. Facial
~ ana
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DENTISTS.
Live While You Are Alive

Pau cannot enjoy living unieas your
mouth Is In "a healthy condition., ali
those decaysd teeth put your stom-
Rclt 10 The bad. and when your stom-
YOU have taken the frst step toward
tho grave. Best Dentists can add
years to your life. They have a
known reputation for honest, skill
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MONEY To LOAN.


II YOU want any for summer needs TINS
Is the place 10 come. You can get
ready cash here az once. get gener-
Gus time for settlement pay for the
accommodation and no one is the
wiser. Our charges are reasonable.
The fact that you are n permanent
resident OF the city will be enough
60 establish your credit here We
loan on your name alone. II you
want extra money for summer
clothes. or 10 move, pay rent or
square up little bills. come In and
make your wants known. Wei nix
you up today We're reliable money
lenders"
Detroit Mortgage Loan Co..
q McGraw Bldg. rao Griswold.
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DENTISTS.

fnl work A set of theiy English
whalebonc ~ suction plates. 81 TO
SIS will make YOU ehjoy life Their
Crown and Bridgework is the best
made Their Filings stay in. THEIR
PRICES ARE THE VERY LOW EST.
One dollar down. Is all YOU need 10
pay. Physician 10 oversee all opera
tons
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My wigs and Toupees are well made
and natural. There are no better My
Hair Goods are the very best. work
mnnship cannot be surpassed. The eN-
cellence and superior quality o: my
Hair Goods. combined with my reason
large stocks to select from, and hon
est. courteous treatment 70 every Gus
toner. IN thu reason why | have re-
NAMED Ia my present store ~ years
past.
| also make Hair Jewelry and Device
Work. Names made or Hair on Glass
and Pearl
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HELP wANTED--rEM,I.7..


HELP wASTED--FEM,I
ADVANCE YOURSELF by learning
shorthand. For demonstrating what
the Howard school can do for past
graduates Of grammar schools we
are inaugurating Saturday morning
classes. from a. m, to II 80 a. m.
absolutely free OF charge. includin x
instruction books and stationery, no
charge whatever. Call and get per-
mits eEIly 10 Insure your seat How
ard school l6 John R.-st
COOKS and mattresses. IN and out ot
city. Gregg Employment Agency. so
Woodward
GIRL with experience In confectionery
store; neat appearing 54I Chene-st.
GIRL for laundry work. Grace hos
pital John r. and Wills.
GOOD German girl for general house
work SAT Grand River ave.
GIRL to assist IN boarding house 455
Larned-st. east
WAITRESS at once. off every Sunday
afternoon. Rose. l4@l Woodward.
wAsHwOMAN wanted: must be good
ironer reference. $50 Cass
WANTED-An experienced girl for
general homework. family OF three.
Cali $50 Chandler-ave,
WANTED-GirI for general housework
1i2 Highest. west.
wANTED-Good girl for general
homework. small family. references.
25I Putnam
YOUNG girl for Kitchen work; go
home nights 222 Howard.
s.TuATiONs rED-NALr.
CARPENTER and repair work OF all
kinds neatly done. Call III Porter-st
TWO YOUNG ME-. want position on
farm. 1917 Russell-st.
EXPERIENCED automobile washer, ls
months experience. 1t7 Monroe ave.
YOUNG man and wife want work. any
kind. 1894 Fort west.
SirUA rIoNs wANrED--FH;N ,LE.
GERMAN GIRL wants position at gem
eral homework. can't speak English.
1871 Clinton-st second floor.
PoSITION-By middle-aGed widow as
working housekeeper to wioower, or
aged couple: good references. Ad
dress Housekeeper. 1l6l Hudson-ave.
w Nm IElD--~ w 3Snlnk anu liPHlHk ~
take home sc Clinton-st
WOMAN with six children wants wash
ing at home. and help for her rent
Apply TO Mrs. Albert IL Vermont ave
WOMAN-Good cook. wants pace In
private family. I'm or out OF city;
wages reasonable. Clcveland-pl.
east OF Greenwood: take Third car.
wANTED-I.aundry work. by expert
enced laundress. 466 sixteenth.
wANTED--Work by the dav washing
or cleaning. McGilvray. AIS Wabash.
WANTED-MISCELL
ALL. KINDS store fixtures bought and
sold: Showcases. counters. shelving,
etc Rosenthal Store Fixture Co.. 36f
Hastings. Phone NJ. 4022.
HIGHEST prices paid furniture. stoves.
carpets. Lapham. aga Graf Park 24e-J.
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Rates for L.ine-
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee accuracy
assume responsibility for errors OF
~ Kind occurring In telephone advsr-
setAents
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VIM. A. HAINES,

BlI LIZARD AMI pool. "A bLcS--Ncw
and remodeled. for cash or easy pay
ments: supplies and repairs for any
make OF table TIE SCHULENBuI;G
MIG co. 100 Randolph.
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WANTED. cor Mich and Atm. to rurnlsn
rooms complete 81 week. summer co.
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JOS. CAMPAC-AVE.. new building 60
feet long Nat and hall above. This
building can be bought for $4,000
less than actual cost In order TO
satisfy creditors
HJSStl.L-ST ST, corner south OF Gratiot.
Solid brick store and frame house In
rear Must be sold TO settle an es-
tate.
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CAN MOVE RIGHT IN.
2l2 LEW ERENZ--NoTth OF Fort. cosy
6-room cottage. gas, nice attic. room
for bath. lot 3SNl43; sell on easy
terms
Lambrecht, Kelly & Co..
Both phones 315 80 Griswold-st
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-10-08
WHATS THE MATTER
WITH OUR LIBRARY?

1t il oft times subject of wonder,
that he people of town can have SO
littleinterest in its library. When
you sop to think of it, the library is
the pople'S own property. 1t belongs
to thin: it is place you can go and
in PLEASANT surroundings enjoy all the
late magazines or look up any matter,
whicl you dre seeking to learn about.
1t h& courteous well trained assist
ants % give you any help needed. 1t
has afine collection of books, reference,
historical and fiction. Now can any
one explain why the circulation of
our library is not as great as in other
towns f our size? If you my reader
have not been to your library lately
visit it, look it over well, and get the
habit ofusing the books within it.
A good library is of inestimable
value tothe people of a town. And
the strange thing about a library is,
the more you use it the better it be-
comes. Now as it is your library,
why not improve it by giving it good
constant Use. Miss Lucy Peasants,
the Librarian of Mendsha'S Library
gave a most charming talk at the
Library Reception held last Friday
evening. This talk may present some
new ideas to you as it did to her audi
euce. This address will appear IN
Tuesdays issue.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-10-08
A PLEASING RECITAL
Given By Mrs. Charlotte Lynn
Campbell at the First M. E.
Church Last EveinnG

Mrs. Charlotte Lynn-Campbell of
Grand Rapids was greeted by MANY
of her WaUsau friends at the First
NJ. E. church last evening. when
she gave a pleasing song recital. The
event was Of particular interest
because of this having been Mrs.
Campbel.'S home and the scene of her
earlier musical triumphS. Her work
showed that she had fully sustained
the promises of her youth. Her voice
is a strong, rich soprano, under per.
feet control, and her singing was
artistic throughout. Though all were
excellent, perhaps the best numbers
were Elisa Dream" from "Lohengrin:
and the dainty Strauss waltz ''Voci
Di PTimarera. The audience was
very cordial aud encores were numer.
Gus.
Miss Gena Thompson, elocution
teacher at the High school, appeared
to excellent advantage in reading
THE Sin of David" and responded to
an encore with a very bright little
Scotch poem.
A pleasing feature of the evening
was the work of Mrs. Isaac P. Witter
of Grand Rapids as accompanist.
Mrs. Witter has beautiful touch and
is one of the best accompanies heard
in the city for several years Wausau
Record Herald
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-10-08
GETS CONTRACT
FOR NEW MILL
/. A. DeGuere, Formerly of
Appleton Will Have Charge of
Rebuilding Paper Mill at
ShaWanO,

Yesterday afternoon Ule & De
Guere of Grand Rapids, Wisconsin,
were awarded the contract for re-
building the paper mill at West Sha-
wano, Jacobson & DeGuere of Grand
Rapids were the architects who pre-
pared the plans and specification for
the rebuilding. The contract price is
not given out exactly but is in the
neighborhood of $4,000. The five
bidders were only 500 apart. Beau,
regard Bros. of De Pere were next tC
the successful bidder. Johnson OF
Appleton and Smith of Kaukauna
also bid on the job, The successful
bidders built the paper mill at Grand
Rapids ard Port Edwards. and rebuilt
the mill al OcOntO.
The old mill is to be rebuilt for the
two paper machines and 70X1O0 fin,
iSning room to be added. A brick
smoke stack Ito feet high is also tC
be added. About fifty men will be
employed in the work of rebuilding
ShawanO Journal
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-10-08
WILL ENTER MIL WAUKEE
MEDICAL COLLEGE

Walter X. OieSon, bnokkeeper for
the Johnson & Hill Co., has severed
his connection with the above firm
and left Saturday for Milwaukee,
where be will enter the Milwaukee
Medical College.
Mr.. Oleson has served in the capa-
CITY of bOokkeeper for the above firm
for period of nine years and has at
all times given the best of satisfaction.
He is an honest, upright. capable
young man, a thorough gentleman in
the true sense of the word, and as a
member Of the firm expressed it, it
will be hard matter to get some one
to fill the vacancy made by his resig-
nation, with equal satisfaction.
Mr.. Oleson will fit himself for the
Medical profession, aud we know
that he if applies himself with the
same diligence and devotion to his
studies that he has to his work in the
past, success is sure to crown bis
efforts.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-10-08

candidate for Congress ia this district.
We will gladly answer that question.
Since he was elected the first time we
have enjoyed personal acquaintance
with the gentleman, and we have also
had an extended correspondence with
him and have read and kept track of
his record by the Daily Congressional
Record. Through these sources of in
formation we have learned that he is
unworthy our vote and continued con-
fidence, a straddler who is trying to
ride both the Stalwart and the half
breed horses, and fully uncertain Oh
matters of public interest to the
people. Not being able to vote for
him and support him ourselves for
excellent reasons. we cannot recon-
mend or commend him to the readers
Of the REPORTER. We cannot con-
sistently ask our readers to do that
which we do not intend to do ourselves
While he may be reelected because
the district is so strongly Republican,
we shall not knowingly be party tc
the election. These are our reasons fol
not furthering his>election by placing
his name with the list of the Re
publicans at the head of our editorial
column.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-10-08
Can it be possible that the Republi

Can it be possible that the Republi-
cans of the state of Wisconsin will
acquiesce and consent to the re-elect-
tiOn Of Senator Isaac Stephenson in
face of his refusal to file in COM
pliance with the spirit of the Primary
Law, an itemized account of the
expenses which were incurred by him
at the recent Primary Election: 1t
will be remembered that when Sena-
tor Quarles was elected to the .. S.
Senate against him, that he at that
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-10-08
SUBSCRIPTION 81. 50 A YEAR In ADVANCE
zxr1r
Thursday, October 10, 1908

Our local attorneys Messrs Geo. l.,
Williams. D. D. Conway, w E. Whe-
elan and the firm of Goggins, Brazeau
& Briere certainly have every reason
to be proud of the successful out come
Of the several different cases in which
they have appeared in the last session
Of the Supreme court at Madison. In
this same connection it must be pleas
ing to Judge Chas. NJ. Webb to have
so many decisions affirmed by that
Court. The legal talent in Grand
Rapids appears to be able to cope with
the best in the state as they often ap-
pear in cases pittied against attorneys
in larger cities in this state.