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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-05-13
TAKES OVER DRUG STOCK.
NJ. O. Boehm of Shawano takes over
the Wabeno Drug Store.

M.O.Boehm of Shawano, who last
week purchased the stock of the wab-
emo Drug Store from DR.. Hubbard,
returned TO Wabeno Monday noon and
took charge of the store. Mr.. Boehm
has leaced the building for term of
years. He is registered pharmacist
with several years experience. Mr..
Boehm is young man highly spoken
of in his home town and a host of
friends who will wish him success in
his new business venture. He is a
young man with modern ideas and de-
serves the patronage of the people in
this vicinity.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-05-13
and here we scored.

shouting and here we scored.
The Debating team were accompan-
led by the Baseball team and two of
the faculty the Misses Helson and Set
ter
After the Debate we were Loyalty
treated to refreshments by Faculty and
Students
Supt. Kamm, Supt. Nc Donald, and
Prin. Murphy of Peshtigo were the
Judges.
/ Everyone seemed to have good
time and we are pleased we went.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-05-13
AT THE ELECTRIC THEATER
SUNDAY EVE MAY 18th -

+. SUNDAY EVE MAY 18th -
There will be about 1000 feet
of the best pictures ever
thrown on a canvas in Wa
beno. If you want to laugh
come to the show. Two il
Illustrated sonsg as usual.
Admission 15c
Children under II yrs. 1Oc
All are Welcome
J. BRADLEY, Mgr.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-05-13
Considers us Optlmists.

Americans. both men and women
are more eQuable. genial and smooth
tempered than Europeans because
they do not take life au grand serieux,
but always see the humorous side
of every situation. however untoward,
in which they happen to find them
Sketch.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-05-13

Have your Suits, Overcoats, Dresses,
Waists, Cloaks, etc., cleaned or dyed
like new by Henry Bode Cleaning &
Dye Works, Manitowoc, Wis. 3m29
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-05-13

For SALE Settings of thorough bred
Partridge Wyandotte eggs. Inquire of
Mrs. H. P. Chase.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
IDENTIFIES BODY OF PARTNER

Continued From Page ll same business with Dave Jekcl in the Royal cafe on Front street.
 on April of this year election day the Royal opened for business and since that time untH four weeks ago Gns was the head cook and had charge of the kitchen
 About four Weeks ago he cut his hand quite badly and said that he be Ii,Fed he would lay off for while Hia partner told him he had better take rest for few days. and make "a trip out into the hills. for the sun was shining at the time and il was 9 beautiful summer day.
 Gus said that he would put on hi, coat and hat and started out for a walk. and from that time until the present day when MT Jekel viewed his remains at the undertaking parlors he hadn't laid eyes on his partner. bu, had made many inquiries as to his whereabouts
 Several reports have reached town from time to time stating that Gus was reported out on the creek in a cabin and was all right, another to the fact that he was up in the Kougarok.
 A few days before he went on his last trip he was crying one day oyer the range where he was cooking the dinner for the restaurant and at that time he told one of the cooks connect ed with the place that he was going away in a few days and would never come back.
 There is report current that he attempted to commit suicide last Ipne' by taking carbolic acid. hut this vas denied by Gus letter and he statef that il Was gotten up to hurt his husi- icss
 II is well known that Gus invested something like & 900 out in the states 'ast Fall in some venture and il turn q out total failure. this he has tolt .o several people here in Nome this Summer. IL is believed that the loss. of this money unsettled his mind and he has never been right since.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
HUMANE SOCIETY
 NOW ORGANIZED

The Alaska Humane Society which Mas organized several years ago in Nome and which has done great deal of good work in preventing the lnhuman treatment of animals held d meeting recently and the. work of the. organization Was thoroughly discuss ed, II k the intention of those in terested in this work to create d pub lie sentiment against all maltreatment of dumb brutes. and To prosecute flag rant offenders. The following officers We're elected for the ensuing year. President, Rev. c. $. Osgood: secre- tary. John Sundback; treasurer, MT. Phil Ernst: humane officer. Mir. J II Milne. Cases of cruelty should be re- ported to these officers. and the So- ciety offers reward of twenty-five dollars for evidence leading to con victton. The next meeting of the so- ciety will be held at the district clerks office on Wednesday evening. october -6 Those interested are invited to be present. The last Wednesday of the month being the regular meeting night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
TUG SINKS
 AT MOORINGS

This marhne The lockout man at the
 ] Sc#Hau Campany's dock disrov- yred that the gasoline tug Mary Aus lin. hsiansHg tu the company. Was missing aed a search up and down the coast for five miles was made in
 mn "f the boat which they believed had broken loose during the night. Run thr search failed tu bring anything ia tne form of Wreckagc To light and il
 now believed that the tug filled and sank at her maartngs
 There was nobody aboard the boap tho tune. for she hes good moor HHss and they fasten ,hr boat and s-r ashore. then she outrides tin, storm.
 u=tS believed that The tug Mil h. neated when the sea ahatpz and Will Toe found ort in the water about l. feet deep al the moarings
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
FUNERAL OF
 HARRY M. BALL

The funeral of Harry NJ Ban was held from the residence uut urlr m, pumping plant at 2.so this afternoon. Rev = x. u-gaed of tho Pilgrim Con sr,gauous church conducting the ser vices
 The accident which deprived Mir EaH ef hts life was one uf the -addyst that has rvrr occurred tn tho country Ever since lsun Mir Eau has been at work trytus ta luyatr th,. raystrcak 4u the pruperty h. owned out near the pumping plant and al these years he has worked faithfully always finding just enough te keep him working try ing Ia locate the main run Of gold
 Such Is the irony of fate. for just 1s he Was about to be rewarded for his many years of Coil in finding q hody of dirt that would pay for ex- tractinE and leave q handsome mar sin. and while removing the last pill 5yr ef earth containing pay which sup ported the roof he had tn b. crushed HN d tdNe-iu.
 The last car filled with dirt that was tp be sent tn the Surfac, had already reached the trr. and he alone remained behind to make the final arrangements for abandoning that portion of the min" when a large slab uf earth fcn crushing him and the internal injuries raSulted in his death.
 During his stay in Nome he has made many friends and was liked hy ah who knew him. He was born in cedar Rapids. Ia and at his death eas in the prime of life, bsiue forty five wears af age.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
SENATOR HERE
 Ii3O TOMORROW

un Huard Senator at Sas l-. 4s af# t,ruuuu Sept sa islo Nugget. Nome.
 Ne are how EIaVHa fEangh tho taters of HciIng Ses and thyre Is < moderately southwest sa9e hia0Iut All the passengers urr weH the ~rT auVHg little rough
 WiH arrive in Nume tomorrow Sat- urday at i 30
 COMMANDER HANNAH The following lS hsr passenger IIst# NIT Ftsshrl II NJ II Eolartgr \ Wsueuhefe II Robinson. F nm Ruht r. Flynn. Lawrence = Ksfr E D Curtis. j F. Wilson. E. D Puu.s r Conway Nffa Hannaan. AIi- Margaret sargent. Mfs- Helen Gale Mrs Edna GafHes. Ms Edna rIonH Mies Grace Heaerrtv Mis- Maua Thompson. Miss Sadie Menapaugh Mrs James Savage Mr- Davenport
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
CODE WILL SHOW
 TOMORROW MIGHT

The Code Amusement Company win show tomorrow night iu the Eagle ual and those who attend will have 2 chance to see the Bridal Fall in Yosemite Valley when, the cIoudburst has just gwen sudden activity to tht ihree main faif-= news uf which was rareryrd from the outside.
 This will give the motion picture ad- hitiHHal interest for the telegram statez HhH thss haven't been se grand as thrV now ar- for wears. other inter r~ttug as welt as funny pictures win hr seen during the evening and there a.tt he au illustrated sung. also good music he thr orchestra
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
HoRES BELL WAS
 WELL KNOWN

flores Rell. who passed away up al the Holy Cross Hospital last evening from cancer of the stomach was d we'll known mechanic here in Nome.
 Mir ReII-came to Nome in the Sum mer of lso4. the Summer that Captain Johnston commenced to put in the iarhar improvements at the mouth If Snake river and Mir. Bell came up ta work for the captain being good all around mechanic and good engineer.
 Since that time the deceased has been employed in various occupations in and about Nome For one season he was working up at Cape Rodney driving a tunnel to tap the third beach ins at that place. and a year or so ago was working out on No. s Cooper gulch for Capt. Johnston
 Two wears ago last January he was working out on the Three Star frac- tion. another claim belonging to Capt Johnston, and during the month of February returned to Nome w.th his health broken Since that time he has heen in the hospital two or three times suffering from cancer of the stomach which was the cause of his death.
 The deceased is a man about fifty five years of age and came to Nome from Seattle where he has a sister now living, and has several brothers living in Portland. Ore.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23

th,. same time EiNiuE th, small child d druk uf m5Ik m which a lot uf th, poison had been mixed. Alter doing shiS she informed an present what ~h, had done and laughed saving in d frl, moments at MI be over Aud whil,
 he urighburS were rushing srr a-iirHt help hath n, child and mother sank into dnzc from which th,y uev-r awoke although the nejghbar~ and tv, doctors worked over them for tV, hours Al the end of two hours th, doctors preHeuHeed life extinct and the cause death due tp temporary in. sanity brought au hv nervousness and constant warrv
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
WOMAN P0IS0NS HERSELF
 AND BABY WITH STRYCHNINE

have called temporary iusaut. .rHuEHt au hE nerEou>usS~.
 Iar tEe fH~t week fh, Woman hs- lived very much to herself and when ever the uelehhor~ would stss, friend ty advances and call she would afmo~, insult tHvm tvifws them tu tend tr th..r aNu business and leave her and thy sh'd alone for they found plenty ~f company iu one another.
 This afternoon she went from house f' house asking the uefghhars ta com, Hu #Ha see what she had done and when they were aU gathered in tb, trauf roHm she went into the hed- ru1m and teak q dose at strvchuiur at
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
MORE FRESH sPEcIALTlEs.

The two Alaska meat boats are due in Nome this week for the last time for this season. the Mackinaw tonight and the Pacific Cold Storage boat Elihu Thomson Saturday.
 With the consignment of fresh meats will be a small lot of fresh shrimps, Holsters. crabs. oysters, hali- but cheeks and claims so get your or ders in early if you want a taste.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
Nasas, spes.sI Service.

SEATTLE. sept -2-Mr~ Nina E,uu,tt during ~rsH uf ismratar. insanity gave stryehnur ta h,r hthy amt taking 8 dose herself eaa.I H nu H,.EEF#f- aud H-ut.s W rHrr Vnr- sh, H.sd done. and stbiu tNa taar~ both .f. mother tuH ybtJ Var. dead
 Tor -.me tmg past tbe u,i1Hnore have noticed that Mts Bennett hJa Eg,u acting rather strange hut they never Hrf5uH.H fHaf #h-r peculiar a.- Runs would take such a su5.idat form s- tast iId today during Vhat the doe
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
YOSEMITE VALLEY.

The Bradal Falls make a beautiful back ground for "The Witch's Cavern. :" This picture was taken in Yosemite Valley and shows the wonderful falls. Scenery unexcelled Codes show, Sat urday night
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
OFFICIAL BUSINESS CITY OF NOME
CITY DOG POUND.

Following is a list of the dogs i'm pounded under provisions of Ordi- nance No. 212 during the 24 hours ending at o'clock last night; Black mixed.
 ANDERS ANDERSON.
 POundmastcr Sept. g. 1910.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
FUNERAL NITrcE.

The funeral If flores Bell Mil he held tomorrow afternoon at thc under taking rarlors of Wentworth Bros. on Stcadman avenue at o'clock. Friends of the deceased invited
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
DUxBURY FOR SQUIRREL.

The Duxbury sails for Squire Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock car ryins freight and passengers. This will be her last trip of the season. For rates and information apply at U. S Mercantile Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
RECIPROCITY
 WITH CANADA
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGToN. Sept Word has just been received that President Taft signed the reciprocity agreement With Canada before leaving for the
 ddle West and it is believed that th, Hon. Sir Wilfred Lauri,r premier and resident af the privy council. Will caH , special meeting of the council to act upon the same and favorable agr,e mrut is expected sometime during the month of October
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Mrs. M. E. Flowers has been appointed admin istrator of the estate of Henry Me cleish, deceased.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
NOTICE.

The Japanese barber shop formerl, located at the foot of Steadman avenu. 1as removed to the shop opposite the Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23

Start the month right by subscrib- ing for the Daily Nugget. s2 per month; 6 months, s1o; one year S20
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
WEATHER RECORD
SEPTEMBER 22. 1910.

I-''' - I-'t --' Ig '0' Temperatures Maximum 45 above minimum. i2 above Barometer-29G inches. Weather-Cloudy. Wind-S F.. fresh breeze. Precipitation-Raiu 26 inch
 ARTHUR GIBSON.
 Observer
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
HERE IT IS.

The swellest bath rooms in Nom: largest tubs with Moonlight water a Nietke's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
GO TO THE NO ,Th POLE

Bakery for the best bread and pa5t.., The only Coffee House in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
ELECTRIC THEATER.

Bobby's Electric Theater will be seen in full blast at Codes show Sat urday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23

Fresh Pabst Milwaukee Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
ear For Safety.

Considerable anxiety is being man lfested in shipping quarters over the yacht Fl Sueno now en route to th. Kuskokwim. loaded with provisions and Winter supplies for Martin NJ. Johnson and his partner.
 The little vessel left Nome just ahead of the storm and was loaded To within a few inches of the water. edge and d deck load of lumber bc- sides.
 The Fl Sueno is a sailing boat with out any auxiliary power such as gaso- line like the majority of the mosquito fleet have. and with the heavy cargo she had aboard when she left this port she wasn't in very trim shape 10 fight d storm of this kind
 The Fl Sueno changed hands q short time ago and all rememger this boat as the fine yacht once owned by Claus Spreckels. the sugar king who had the vessel for cruising in San Francisco Bay.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23
STORM SHOWS NO
 SIGN OF ABATING

The fierce Saufheaster which srraue up pH the morning nt the 2lSi is ~tl holding Its own Without any ~.su st letting ga. The wind bpHIed aH nIgHt and thr waves are rolling >hur,varf in oHe mass nf tua#. The beach fsf miles is clean of all foreign matter and this storm Is driving the sand ~Horr- ward instead of cutting II away and carry it back into the water.
 Yesterday afternoon one of the lighters belonging 10 the l. J. Srsnon Company parted her mserines and came drifting ashore. and in it's course toward the shore nearly hit one of tHe mosquito fleet boats then al anchor The people seeing the barge drifting in their direction. mp anchor and with sail and Gasoline engines working they got out of reach of the lighter but not To" soon for in another minute there would have been collision The small boat with the waves breaking high over her stood out t. sea and Mds soon lost from sight i'll the mist which hoy CTS over the water
 The lighter came in shoreward and Was soon carried high and dry on the beach over on the Sandspit. where sc4- eral men in the employ of the J. J Sesnon Company were waiting ta catch il. and secure il fast with ropes and anchors.
 The Aga on the Spit is all awaSh with the high water. and breaking to pieces hy degrees This whaIer was a fine trim ship q year ago al this time. lying at anchor off the spot where the wreck Of her now lies being knocked To pieces by the high rollers. The ycssel Was to be pulled out and placed In Winter quarters. but her captain had to celebrate. and before his cele- bration was over the fine weather had passed and the worst storm in years came up and wrecked the boat
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-23

Continued From Page 1D
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-23

machinery some smooth wooden sticks
1bou' twelve in hvs loug. white S.ril.g and
hclr hlscis. ZACH er takes q bundle of
hair aud winds II tightly around the stick,
j gt aS amy one makes "cor6scrcw cprls.
She makes one "corkscrcw" turn 10 the
lsit aud one To the rgIt. These combined
give The proper wnyc To- the switch. She
ties aud winds the white string clevcrly
and securely As she finishes certain
number OF these curls man takes them.
lie packs them >olidly In a biz copper
wash boiler. puts this on a sas stove aud
boils the. contents for four hours This
must make the hair absolutely clean,
When boiled and then dried In the dry
lns ruom the switch i, such a very wnvy
little bit OF hair 1t has 10 have some of It's
woVincSs taken out of it. Once more ii
goes into the water. This time il is
dipped Up aud down into boiler of clear
not water lay a workman. Then IL fol
lows the fate OF the family washing. 1t
IS hung out on lines IN the fresh air and
Five or six lines of wnvy
switches of human hair swinging in the
sunshine give one the feeling that there
has been an Indian massacre in the
vicinity.
Before the switch is finished it goes
through the hands of the wcoycrs Thcse
ut nt long tables with cord stretched
light ond weave the hair to this cord. +
The girl who mounts the switch sits be-
orc a small hand machine ike 4 toy
ewing machine. She mikes the top of
he switch all ready 10 faSten to
lodamc S head. Then another girl takes
and presses It between hat obloug
hHped ""ns manipulated by large tougs.
: comes cut wory. Trim and clcur.
Or II 1t Is the shorter hair, which Is TO
c modc into curls aud puiTs. It's last trip
: TO the finishing room. Here the fore
'dy aud her assistants sit before block.
eods rolling the puiIs over their 6pserf.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-23

to ree Alice D3rov aad hcu goo holm.
with her lu Mn, Iou.s cur" mu.preJ
Charlie Storm dndictsely "OC cour-r
tbat's what she's Gcu waiting for."
Niuhwp Bolton joined Miss p5rroa
7rd Deer chap and was received will
lhc greatest cnrlnGu There uas u1 ey-
preston of lo1b-1mc -rlf-ld,ucu.u
cycn in thc set ofMs shoulder Tbu sud-
drnly DIS shoulders b--on to dr,op Before
fheir worry eyes bis auoranc, OF lra-,r-
dre r,el bin aud h footsteps aescd lIr
accompanied Miss ulrroW oud hcr chra.
r'u foo there wa, u iNi
mupu 20 ride homo wi,S ,Lem IL was hot
accepted Bolton bowed disliuo1 ad.ru
ns iley went oG. and Uru luuIpd toward
nae club house Girls" le aid e1mc dmc
dminS uc next h1lt hour CONS WY
sfruse. tury com r.Jd TO .c'
you. mud rhc ueNt'-aud then sud5wIy hc
observed lhot his companions Vcr, uudll
interested. anl hc srid 1o moro.
Aud itUoulI have remained mystery
if 81 bad NOT been for rcIrauue cousin
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-23

per part Of her hair forward over her
face. Tho remainder hangs down her
back. Hc takes his slcars aud cuts a
portion OF the hair from the centre of thc
back Of the head Then uc sirl enu
brush the front hair back over The shorn
place. Her hair Is thinner for 10y hi.
method the pedlcr takes from four To-
six ounces. but she can SO arrange lt thar
few will notice The difference
The hHir most prizcd eonicr from Ger
many aud AustrIn-Hmsay. That Is be.
cause it has more Of tho asbcn or drub
shades which so TO make up blond hair
and IL is nice md soft 30 texture Al one
time the maijcns who lived iu the Land
Of Tho Midnight Suu-Norvay and
Swcdcn-wcrc much sought after by bair
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-10-23
NR ON HUMAN HEAD 10 HUMAN HEk

hrns-ins mud smoothing and fastening
with halrpins. They have brushes.
combs. curling irons aud bairpins on the
table before them. Just as the woman
who buys the puGs has on her dressing
table, In fact. there is n domestic look
about The cntrc machinery Of human
hair factory. The boiling and dycinr
room resemble the laundry. 1t hns zos
stoves. copper boilers. dishpans and bot.
tics which resemble bluing and cleansing
6uid bottles.
There ar" Tho clotbcsIincs outdoors
whcrc ihe switches dry the room inside
for drying As for tho r,st, it is brushes.
squarc combs with razorlikc teeth. thread
and tiny hnud machines.
Combings Are Stubborn.
n mau weighs the finished hnir IN
scales like Kitchen Scales. and The last
trip il makes before being packed Is in a
large clothes basket Combincs require
n LONGER md more tedious process tlan
tho cut hair which is all turned the same
way. eombings must hc Sorieh and
turned so ms 10 have the roots and ends
pointing the same way. They undergo
n cleansing process with water and green
soap. said 10 b. much more thorough than
tie shampoo the average woman gives
her hair AT home. After being thus pre-.
pared the hair Of different length is
mixed to give it the proper taper Then
IL is weighed and is SEbicctel fo four
hours boiling to insure absolute clcanli-
ness
Chinese and japanese hair requires no
nssortine 1t is all OF the same dark
brown shade Ii is drawn" into proper
lengths and turned tile same as the comb.
ings. Tlcu it goes through thorough
process. Ii is put into n bath of
OF equally strong acid. which
cuts down Tho roughncsS aud makes tie
Lair more pliablc. After this it Is
blcaclcd when blond hair is desired
and aftcrwnrd dyed the required shade.
II wOyy hnir Is desired the strands arc
wound around the tiny sticks and bOiied
four hours All Chinese aud japanese
hair must be prepared this way TO make
il salablc. This mSurcs It's clcaliucss,
Hair not properly turned mats. the roots
dining To each other
When hair is ready for sale its vnluc
lepen':s on three things. shade. texture
md lcnsth. The shades most priced aro
he natural white. lIeht gray. drob blond
md all shades that tend toward an asheU