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New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
PRISONER SAYS TURKKEYS BLED HIM

II costs money to be lodged in Police Head
Quarters according 70 the story told ty James t.
atendcl = guest at the Everett House. Union
Square. Is Magistrate Butts in the IoInps court
YESTERDAY NJ. tcnGef arrested en- g charge
.f psssirc worthless checks. Fer telegram of
seven words he said. the turkeys eNtorted $,
and for a much soIIsd evening newspaper he was
charged - cents. a candle to enable him 10 read
the "a per. said. cost him 81
ma.fsfrate Butts ad.iscd the prisoner TO lay his
complaint before Commissioner Bingham. and held
rim in 81 ota bail The wife OF The proprietor Of
The F,vare-- House furnished The bond.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
TOOK BRIBE FROM IMMIGRANT.

James g. MasDousau, OF No S0I Monts0asss
street. Jersey City, an Ellis Island eulploys' Nes
arrested yesterday fer taking $50 prios rom -
Immigrant and helping him 60 escape from I'm
Island. MacDougau admitted his guilt :.
The Immigrant. a Russian giving the mans y .
Harry Schwane, had been held on chaIse -
stealing sieOeo With MasDougalFs aid hs nsa
Montreal January 4. He was traced there W. w
he sent for his baggage and brought back ~
then implicated MacDougaM
The penalty for MaeDeugalfs offence - ~
fine or two years IN prison. or both
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
SPECIAL RAILWAY MEETING CALLED.
American Association Will Adopt Measures
to Stop Loss by Movement of "Empties.'

Chicago, Jan. ga special meeting of the
American Railway Association has been called for
Chicago February 10 adopt measures to stop
the tremendous loss oceasioned by the present
movement of empty the railroads of the
country. 1t is the first special meeting in the
history of the association, and the emergency is
regarded as great
1t is stated that since the falling Off in traffic
began several million dollars have been wasted
by the railroads in their efforts send the empty
ears other railroads home and thereby escape
the penalty of 30 cents d day for the of for
eien cars This penalty was imposed by the
sociation less than year ago to accomplish
that which the railroads now anxious to stop.
It s purposed to suspend the operation of the
per diem rules. beginning on March l and con-
tinuiHg until the situation again demands pen
atty. Railroad declare that the present
situation never has had parallel.
New Haven. Conn, Jan 30.-The announcement
that the American Railway Association may sus-
pend the 50-cent per diem rule for detained cars
excftes profound interest here among officials Of
the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Company, the corporation which for some time
has been the storm centre of the per diem con-
test.
Early last summer the New Haven company
gave tAe required ninety days, notice of with
drawaI from the association and actually with
drew in October of last year.
The New Haven company, however, has charged
un ta itself the regular 90 cents per diem rate,
holding it as a separate sum, and it now amounts
TO some s700.0G0. The situation raised. therefore
is somewhat singular leaving the accumulated
Der diem undispesed Of and still bone OF con-
t6ntieR.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
EAST SIDE EvANeELisric CAMPAIGN.

In connection with the evangelistic campaign now
being conducted at Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church in East Ilsth street the Rev. Howard
Hoople of Brooklyn. will preach this evening at s
O'clock J. H. Cannon the leader OF the Wesley
Eyangeiists, is working with the pastor. the Rev.
Dr. Charles II. Grubb. The campaign will be con-
tinued fer some time.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
HERO FUND FOR DARR MINE VICTIMS

Pittshurg, JAM Sat a meeting to-day oi
executive committee OF the Carnesis Here -
Commission s25 GO donated 20 the widows -
-r,,sr,r ,f th. ..a minsrs killed last Esoata IN "
Darr mins disaster at Jacobs Greek Tne Ho s
vas turned over to- the Darr mine relief c0in'ii'
In this city, tn be distributed eonditsons ~ar'A
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
NEW voaKER DIES Az WORCESTER. MASS

Worcester. Mass. Jan. SO.-A man thousn' ,,rs
A Austin. a painter. living at No 20 "ese
street New York. dropped dead IN the hs~Ss~s ,~,,
reading o. the public library this al'si al'..s
Tie Was well dressed. MEDICAL ESsniaer Freue'.I F-'.aI
N. Maker essssiRsd ths sedy At the CRY Hsss.
morsue and pronounced death due 10 heart oS'
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
FIRE DESTROYS ENTIRE VILLAGE.

Albert Lea. Minn.. Jan. 9.-Twin Lakes. village
nine miles southwest of here, was burned early to-
day Not structure was left standing. and the
entire population, numbering more than two hum
dred IS homeless The village had no fire fighting
apparatus.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

Big Stone Gap, Va, Jan. S0.-This place suffered
the worst in its history to-day. The fire orisi
mated over Taylor's store and burned the heart
OF the town. The United States Court Building was
badly damaged The total loss about s25,000
Waynesboro. Ga. Jan. 3c.-Ffre to-day in the
town OF Grard. about twenty-five miles from here.
resulted I'm the death OF DR.. J. Q. Brigham and tie
burning of eight stores and houses The loss ap-
proxifnates s25cn0 DR.. Brigham was caught in his
burning house while attempting to save his medi-
cine and vaiua bic papers.
Marion, Ind, Jan. 39.-The Diamond Window
glass factory al Gas City vas destroyed by fire
early today resulting In loss estimated sioo1Ds
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

Albany, Jan. 3G.-The Mechanics and Traders
Bank of New York has a deposit of $4,000 Of
state funds, according to an authorized state
meRt made at the State Treasurer's office to-
day. The deposit is secured by canal improve
Office.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

5ett abaeIiefert.
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Bir wuuen unieren 2eiern elm
6radlid uerIifern baB Solhee,S
Sprup heutsutnee pollfto
tos einsiee Braparat I'M Wartte ~
weld,es ShpinbIudbt ltnoert uno
beilt. ga eptbdlt bic @ieenmittel,
ala reiner Cheer, aussug BON Btarls
aenbars u, ~. weld1e ais Setlnttttel
iir Sufeu uno ShwinOiuht pom Den
meoeaip;'-den @pnare1en 10 bod 9e'
ldast do. Der 5Awinof9t'9e,
einerlei ub bic Srantbeit i'm Dale
uoer 9unse, muB bes @adts &ube
habe unb oe8 MpraenS tret lem oo1
Infaue Bpm trudenen uno tolternoen
SuSen. Die ertrantten Sbetle oer'
tanaen nad Rube, heilenoer uuo
tinbenber 8ebanbluns, nnb Der Ea'
tient bebarf Der friiden Suit, outer
Rahrune freien Guswurfs oes Mors
oeu8, nit itneEer unb oauernoer
~Q,noeruua. &teine 6laldferl 81
rs Gents eewbbniihe @rbBe naDeau
3 Ma( 10 ciel eptbaltenb Is Gents.
In aUen Gputheten su haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

Sebte 6offnune perihwunoen.
Nl8 berporrasenbe aerste iaeten
oaB @. U. Smitbhart, bon Sefin,
Sa,, uubeitbnre Shminbiuht babe,
mar beEen lette Sofnuna babiu.
aber Or. Rings @ew Discovery fir
Sdminbiuht, Suten unb @rfaltun.
.aen retteten ibm BON @rnbe. Or
faet: r9ieie Mebisin bat mid ariinbs
lid furirt unb meiu 2eben eerettet.
Seitbem babe idl iie 10 Sabre lang
aebraud)t, unb erabte bieielbe alS
cine tpunoerbares Sal8= uno 9uneens
Seilmittel.S Strene tpiHenibaft.
Tides Seilmittef fir Suiten, tueben
gals pber grtdltuneen, unb iheres
8prbeueunpSmittel 3esenBneumonia.
@arnntirte Slniden gu 30 Cents unb
$I.00 In Bnlfer Brps. Gpothete
BrDbe SIaihe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

Sdredlide Sfner,en seIinSert.
Sur1 i@redlibe Sdmersen ee.
peinist tnfolge Der @efte u%nperbaus
ten Speiien, nabm Is. 8. @rapion.
uon 9ula, Mif., Or. Sings Nen
9ife Bias, init benz Reiultate, = mie
er lbreibt, noaB it iurirt murbe.s
Nue Magen unb @ebarmeunurbnun.
gen werben aeboben burd1 ibrem Fin.
oernoen Stubleana beionbere Gioen.
ifnften. 20 Gents tn Balter Bros.
apDtbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

ptttsensa. Rans.. ben 10. Esarl 1904.
so bran@s felt einleer Belt Shire
Black -Draught gteh.unb @eIIGetisWebt,
ain BET taetnem Bishfaub. Sd babe ats
Hsyten BisHtuttsr psbrauft. unb aeiuns
ben, bab bab Surge eas @ene for met.
sen 8Ws& u. 8. g. paNph.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

es itebt iest feit, baB bic
NIbridihe6innn5bill nidt our1geben
pirb. Ser gauge 8eiten beopItanoet
tie aIs elm Mittel 3llr l1nterItiisung
Der boben Stnana. 0ariiber Iaht
man i'm Siten unb bod bat es nit Der
Berurtbeilttng feline &idtieteit. Oh.
ne Sdfpterigfeit lGBt iif nafrpeiien,
bob Sarrimon aIlein Die Sono auf
BITE $50 WiIlionen Collars Iegen
tonnte, oeren @miiiion our1 Die Bill
oeItattet miro. Die BONDS 5u oieiem
Betroge ouIammensubringen, mare
bo8 Werf penieer Gage un6 er Ton.
krolIiert auIammen nit &odefeller
mebr aIs cine eroBe Seem gorfer
Borf, pelfe Die Bombs ms Shas.
amt bringen tpiir0e, Inn mittelIt Der.
ieIben Die $50 WiIIionen Collars su
tieben. @as Der 8eiten berlanst, lit
Gsl6 fir Die Sarmer, ur,o bas fenn
ibnaut MIR nad benz SoplerI9en 8Io.
ne bepiIligt perSen. 8enn Der Sar.
.uler ieinen Magaaini6ein bringt,
ipel&er beaeugt, baB er fir $1,000
&etreiSe baielbit abgeIaoen bot, 10
erb1ft er bafiir $500 in 0oten Der
Hanf, Die pur9 elm seeianetes Oh.
|tsnt Der gtnISiihHs pieber in Die Se.
ip5Ibe Der 8anf 5uriieelaneen. Inter
benz aIbri9 i. Spitent tpiirbe Der Sar.
nter nur 10 oieI @elo erbalten, als
bic 0ItIi9en 8anfen i'm Sale elmer
lsinan3tIemme Su bieten beIieben
tnb, tuie betannt, 1T bos slei1 0lill,
henrt Der @eIoitrom flieBt niGt bon
Often nod @eit, ionoem umgefebrt.
II "
Ole int Sobre 1907 ourd Sad'
betfeuer in ben 8ereinisteu Staater
berbeiaefiibrten 8erluite belaifen lid
.a1f 2f5, Dollars. SIM Sabre
1905 tporen es 459, 100 900 Dollars
Dopon entfallen aber auf SU Sran
cisco ALIEN $50 MtilIionen. Sn 1907
tpur6e fir 173 Willionen Collars
Gtaentbum berIt6rt, in 1904 fir 252.
Nillionen, bon benal 10 Mlillionel
elf Baltimore tommeri. 8enigers al
100 MilIionen Dollars pro SSabr2bn
ben bic Seueri11oen ieit 1889 mid
Mebr betragen. Set 1877. olio i
ben lesten 81 Sabret, lit in Den Ser
etntoten Staoten gi9enthMm IL
Bertbe bon iiber 1870 Millione
Dollars in Rnta uno9lfde nuf9egar
aen. Gin rieiiger 8erlult an RntiC
nal . 8ermoeen, Der 5um 9roBte
khetl bate permieoen reroen fornei
Gin befonberes sc ii n
Ier,Sbeafer" miro cine beroot
rnaen6e gebenspiiroigfeit Der aui
itellung @iinhen 1903 oariteller
fem aiisitellungs lttternebmei
atth feline @eltaltsitellung battle ei
berart grob3iigtg onaelegtes III
hinfIeriid hod]itebnoes llnterbo
trnas Snititllt aui5umciien. vi
benz @ef6n0e Der Iusitellung muir
elm beIonoeres gbeatergeb1uoe eric
tet, In pelf,em folgenoe af)t Beri
nj einem 3pflns bon ndt SpieIabe
Ben 8uInmnengeitellt, our9 aritelIu
aelonaen perben: /. Saut b
&rdqooie crIter EbeiI bon @oetbe, +
5ieS 9onbiibEs eingeridtet aon Geo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21
ROBERT WALKER,
arhtsuuuali .. iff'stlidsr alaial,
otraonn. Or.

Dstsrot n,astttsl, Nbnrattt, o.rultttsii ~
tsiktn unS 0trIAntt aub itrtiat 6Hriftithas u
,ls Rsb.r, Weusr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

GoB Elm 10 fuuieroatioer ar.
beiterfiibrer ME Sobu MitdeII
burdRranfbett geipmgen miro, feline
eieIIe oIs GrGiioent Der rntte0
MtneporterS n~ieber5ulegen, 1T be-
balerIit. MGuner ieines S6lages
iino ni6t alIt1gliti. Ger Wfann mar
uiis INNER ipmpnthi'd Inn Der Sem.
be miIlen, Die er lid gemndt bat. Gen
raoifalen Glcmenten. insbeionoerS
ben io3iaIiItii6 anlchouften mar er
Oh meni9 9~rauigarger. SAB err
Dor ettpn Sabresiriit nid1ts bon einem
GusItan0 Der Qrbeiter in BEN @eit).
Foblengri,ben BernipIoaniens fpiiien
pollte, bot man Inn iebr oeriibelt.
limb bod muB Die 2oirmg Der io5iolen
Bragg altf Dem @ege Der gegenIeiti-
gen 8eritdnoigung, niflt auf Dem 6es
Dirtbi9aftIihen Samples geiudt
tueroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21
Altrki pom Gage.

Ger ean3e 8eiten III saf
rdntietoII. Seitoem Sflaboma
Elm @eiet 5urS iferitelluRg DER 8auf.
bepoiiten ungenommen bat, miro elm
foldes IN allen meltliden Stoaten ge.
foroert. Ger @ouperneur oou 4aniaS
bat ioear Die 2egislatiir eieens 6o3u
einberufen. Ger YIan lit, Elm Yro5ent
bon ben idbrIiden Gepoiiten an bic
Stootsfoiie abSulieiern, mas einen
@arantiefonos BON II RiIlionen Sol.
lars fir 9anias liefern miir0e, cine
Slmme, Die man fir oieien 3ped als
eeniigeno erodtet. Cine ielde Summe
itebt in teinem 8erbdltnis gum Hiitto.
Seboh mobnt Dem 8lon iniofern elm
eetpiiier @erth inne, ats Der Staat
bnburf 9e5pungen luiiroe, biegonten
iddrfer ais bisher SIT fontroiIiereu.
@enn ober Ser Stnat ieine Eflidt
tbut un0 cine mirtiame 9ontrolle
fiihrt 10 beoarf es feineS @orantie.
fonbs sum Shube Der 0epoiitoren,
Die 8eranIaiiung 81 oieier Wdbregel
lit ser @loube. ooB pieIe @illioneu
Collars ans oen9nnfen gcbolten tDer.
ben, neil man ibRn nidt troltt. Wenn
bas ridti9 lit, mcint 0o3u mi %eGJt
6as Sine. 9oIfSbIott. Damn p1re Is
i'm Sntcreiie Der 9anten, iel6it eincu
iolhen 8orcutieion0s nn3uIegen mo
ee%geuieitig einanoer gu fontrolIieren.
mas obne 3meifcI beiier lit, ais cine
itatlide 9mIiiidtigimg oa ieOe8auf
fiber einen miBIiden StanO onoerer
Suititute Iouge oorher aeurtniB bat,
Rhe nip Mnniprtmn ptlr1nS hmm nht1t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-02-21

QoiIurS regiitrirt, Buffalo init 81
Millioneit, Baltimore, 3enper, no,
DIETER nit ie g~teubollten iIir 6 bis 7
Mfalionen. Sine rieitge 9~mntbGtia.
felt cineS 3nbreS. sllleroiuoS brolid,t
cine Guaranteeing pon mebr ais Ell.
ner Million @obuunacn, Der 3ltg
pom 2an6e in oie St6ote Itpi9ert Die
g3obmmgs . Gniprii6e. es iii nieles
mieber nuiSubohcrb mas oiIr6 Seuer
5erit1rt porOen lit rno bon Sobr 5u
CGinbr mebren lid III pieIen St1bten
bie inouitrieIlen anlagen.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-10-15
Lakewood Has Marrow Escape
From Forest Fire

From reports by railroad men
we learn that Lakewood had a
narrow escape Monday from des-
truction by forest fire which
had started near that hamlet.
When the noon passenger train
arrived the citizens were doing
their utmost TO keep the fire from
their buildings and had moved
most of their belongings out into
the street.
The passenger engine ran back
to Netzel's siding where it pick
ed up u car with a water tank
and took it to Kingston, filled il
with water and set it on the side
track at Lakewood to be used in
protecting the railroad buildings
The citizens used most of it liz
protecting their buildings and
succeeded in saving them. In
the meantime the fire had gone
down and the damage to the vii
lage was averted. The North
Western road held the freight
train there for four hours in
readiness to take the people
away if it had been necessary
AS it was, number of families
went to Townsend on the passen
ger train for safety.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-10-15
REDUCED COLONlST RATES

One way tickets at special low
rates on sale daily through Octo-
ber from all points on the North
Western Line to San Francisco,
Los Angeles, Portland and Puget
Sound points.
Daily and personally conduct
ed tours in tourist sleeping cars
via the Chicago, Union Pacific &
North Western Line. Double
berth only 81 through from Chi
cago. For full particulars write
3. A. Hutchinson, Manager Tour
list Dept, 212 Clark ST., Chicago
ILL.,, or address nearest ticket
agent The North Western Line.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-10-15
Horse Thief Captured.


Alfred Hall, living near Noun
tain, stole horse and buggy at
Marinette on Tuesday, Oct. 9th,
aud drove into Wabeno last Sat
urday. He had offered the out
fit for Sl25.00 and as it looked
suspicious Sheriff Rusch took
him in and wired to Suring. He
received word to hold the man
and the Sheriff Of Marinette
county, who was looking for him,
drove up here and took the thief
back on Monday.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-10-15
Taft---A Man Among Men.

The colored man down South who
said that he liked Mr.. Taft because of
his "pussonal magnitude" was right,
both in spirit and expression, even If
he had failed to choose the word that
he wanted. If il is true, as frequently
insisted, that an unpopular man is
never elected to Office, Mr.. Taft need
have no fears of defeat on that score.
No student ever left Yale, no official
ever filled the seat of the Secretary of
War, no American was ever . power in
the Philippines, Cuba and Panama; no
Judge ever sat upon the bench who
was more popular with his associates
and those with whom he came in con-
tact than Mr.. Taft. His quality of
love for his fellows, his desire to be
helpful to them is as broad and all en-
bracing as his personality is magnetic,
sunny, inspiring. As DIR. Lyman Abb
bott well wrote of Mr. Taft:
'It is this intensely human quality
in Mr.. Taft that gives him his popular
sobriquet of Bill Taft. He likes men
and he likes all sorts of men except
those that are dishonest or disloyal.
He was the most popular governor the
Philippines ever had. This was not
wholly because he was absolutely just,
was loyal to their interests, urged the
earliest possible substitution of civil
law for military law and offered an in
vincible opposition to all schemes OF
exploiting the islands for the benefit OF
unscruplous American pioneers. He
was the personal friend of the Filipi-
nos; he believed in them. defended
them, bsfriended them, trusted them
and danced with them. This last fact,
am inclined TO think, went as far a.
any, perhaps, as all the others combin-
ed TO make the Pilipinos idolize him,
as they certainly do, for Judge TAFT Is
in the best sense of the term demo
crat. He is thoroughly believer In the
motto. "A mans man for ., that.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-10-15
REPUBLICAN TICKET

President-W II. Taft.
Vice Pres.-James 8. Sherman.
u. s. Senator Isaac Stephen
son.
State Ticket.
GLvernor-James Fl. Davidson.
Lieut.. Governor-John Strange.
Sec. of State. A. Frear.
Treasurer-A. Fl. Dahl.
Attorney Gensral-F. L. Gilbert.
Com. of Insurance-Geo. Beedle.
Member Of Congress-E. A.
Morse.
State Senator. A. Wright.
M e m b er of Assembly-Wm.
Reader.
County Ticket.
Clerk-C. G. Himley.
Treasurer w. B. st. John.
Sheriff McInnis.
Reg. of Deeds-A. Oettinger
Districts Attorney-G. Fl. Daw
son.
Clerk of Court-Wm. Bassett.
Coroner. w. Crawford.
Surveyor-Peter Christensen.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-10-15


Though 1t is only within recent
times that petroleum has become an
article of commerce. there is abundant
proof that it was used in the arts 40
centuries ago. The mortar used in con-
structing the walls of Nineveh and
Babylon had petroleum mixed with 1t
for the purpose of securing greater CO
hesion and excluding dampness.
Traces of the bituminous matter are
very distinct in the ruins, and the
existence of petroleum springs at Is,
some hundred and twenty miles from
old Babylon, indicates one source OF
the supply. In the ancient history OF
several eastern countries allusion Is
made in unmistakable terms to the
existence of petroleum springs.-New
York American.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-10-15
Fire Meeting

A meeting was held Monday
evening at the opera house to
consider ways and means of Sc
curing fire protection for the vii
lage of Wabeno, Sopsrton and
the surrounding vicinity. M. j.
Dickinson was selected chair
man and r. #. Chase, secretary.
A committee of three, #. 0.
Rusch, P. J. Noer and r. F.
Chase, was appointed to get in
formation, prices, etc. on the
various kinds of apparatus, hose,
etc. AS soon as the committee
can get the data together anoth-
er meeting will be called to de-
wise ways and means of raising
necessary funds.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-10-15
Fire-Proofing Paper.

To make paper fireproof,
whether written, printed, paint.
ed or stamped as for hangings,
dip it in strong alum watsr-a
saturated solution-and dry
thoroughly. Test after the first
dipping-if it burns, dip and dry
again. Neither color nor quail
+, will be in. the least affected
on the contrary, rather improv-
ed. I protect my title deeds and
insurance policies this way.-The
November DelineatoY.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-10-15
TOLD SHE MUST DIE.
Great Claims Made for the New Dis
covery of Vienna Physician.

Great Claims Made tor the New lis
covery of Vienna Physician.
The news that an eminent physician,
under the tutorage of DIR. Stofel, dean
of the Vienna university, has discover
ed combination of drugs that will
cure consumption, asthma, catarrh and
bronchitis will be hailed with delight
by many thousands of sufferers.
Mrs. w. Phenix of this city had been
given up to die by several prominent
doctors. Relatives took her to the Illi-
nois Specialists of Rockford, ILL.,, where
the treatment was successfully given.
Hundreds of sworn affidavits pasted on
the walls of their offices prove the
claims made in their ad. appearing
elsewhere in this paper.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-10-15
High School Notes.

Commencing Monday Oct. 26,
Miss Benson will have charge of
the morning exercises for one
week.
The following pupils enrolled
last Monday: A. Schaclet, 8th
grade, Marinette schools, Geo.
Huettl, 10th grade, Wabsno and
Fay Baker, Rummel school.
We are pleased to note the
smiling presence of our 3rd and
4th grade teacher this week.
The week previous he was
teaching . troublesome cough
how to behave.
For. q model study class and to
note progress made by individu-
al pupils, parents would make
no mistake by spending an hour
with the second grade teacher of
Reading or with the Primary in
q phonic drill exercise.
The Misses Mccormack and
Guest suspended WORK recently
for a brief period to take part in
number not mentioned on their
programs. 1t was in the form
of a surprise concocted by the
pupils OF their respective grades.
The boys have turned out for
foot ball practice but we need
more material. 1t il next to i'm
possible to build up y team in q
few weeks but we see no reason
why we can't at least organize
and have at least two or three
games during the season.
TO date, the following classes
have met and elected class Of
ticers. The purpose is to per-
feet class organization and to
stimulate some class spirit. The
respective officers hold tor one
semester and may be reelected
or re placed by another as the
class deems fit.
Third Year.
Pres. II. s. Hemsnway.
Vice. Pres. NivisOn.
Secy.-C. Carter.
Second Year.
Pres. Emily Fitzpatrick.
Vice. Pres. Dana Richardson.
Secy. Louis Mallow.
First Year.
Pres Beatrice Marsh.
Vice. Pres. Harry McGraw.
Sscy.-Cscil Halstsd.
The Secy. of each respective
class fills in the names of the
pupils of his class upon blanks
furnished by the State High
School Inspector and arrange
ments have also been made
whereby any pupil attaining q
certain average standing in ex'
aminations with . minimum linn
it shall be exempt from the
finals. (Explanation OF the above
will be given in the next issue.
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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-10-15
Notice to Delinquent
Corporations
STATE OF WISCONSIN, s.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
To Wabeno Lumber Manufacturing Co.
Wabeno,
Notice is hereby given to you and
each of you that you have failed TO file
in this office the annual report provid-
ed for by Chapter 562, laws of 1907.
Now Therefore. in compliance with
law, the corporate rights and privileges
granted 20 you will be forfeited on Jan
uary 1, 1909, providing such annual re
port is not filed in this Office prior
thereto, and payment made of forfeit
fee and costs of publication as therein
provided.
JAMES A. FREAR,
Secretary of State.
Dated. October l2. zoos.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-10-15
LOST.

On Tuesday. Sept. 29th, 1908,
on the wagon road between La
ona and Carter, . small leather
hand satchsI. Finder will please
leave same at the AOvERTISER
Office and receivo reward.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-10-15
Caad of Thanks.

We hereby wish to thank all
the friends and neighbors who
30 kindly assisted us and extend
ed their sympathy during the i'll
ness and death Of cur little
daughter.
Mr.. AND MRS. AND. HUETTL.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-10-15

Secretary of State.
Dated, October l2, 1905.