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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24
Busy without ereat Noi...

washington
A good deal Of snorting and cavorting
is going on here and there, but Mr.. Taft
has quietly withdrawn some 79,OOO,0OO acres
of land from settlement, just the same.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24
Forget 1t!

Louisville Courier-Journal
1t is perfectly good form to die from the
effects Of the weather, but execrable taste
to discuss 1t II you survive
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24

Britain Is said TO be laughing at our
diplomacy with reference to Nicara-
qua. Does Britain remember our di-
plomacy with reference to Venezuela? ?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24

1t il the man of real faith and piety
who goes to church these hot weather
Sunday mornings
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24

A Milwaukee paper says, THE city
now has plenty of good water, milk
and ice." Is Mayor Seidel making a
moilycoddle town out of this famous
city?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24

Even the churches have adopted the
motto, Get Together" with Mr..
Rockefeller on the coaching lines.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24
srATpMENT OF CIRCULATION.

stats of NebraslSa. Douglas County, IS:
George b. Tzschuck, treasurer OF The bee
Publishing Company being duly sworn,
ssys that the actual number OF tull ana
coynplete copies Of The Daily, Morning,
E,ening and SUNDAY Bee printed during the
s..nAh "a I,inn ia1n Mac as folloWs:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24

The Abernathy boys seem to be
growing weary of the limelight. Boys
used to roughing 1t in Oklahoma ought
to be equal to anything.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24

Those bank robbers who could work
the combination on Chinese vault
are entitled to the coin.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24

Now Mr.. Bryan would have us be-
lieve he is q free lance. Well, he GER
tainly has been slashing them, right
and left.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24
DOMESTIC PLEAsANTRIEs.

Pobby-Theres visitors In the front room.
Polly-How d you know? -..
Bobby-Ma's calm pa dear eV'ry time
she speaks to hm.--ClevelRnd Leader.
Lawyer-Now what do you know OF your
wife's business relations In this case?
Witness-She has no business relations
Lawyer--Are you sure OF that2
Enthusiastically sure, for i support
every mothers son OF them--Baltimore
American.
Mrs DorSins-Yes. we can have some
bacon and eggs II you like, John, but 1
didn't know you cared for either.
Mr.. Dorkins--l don't; but when w0 havg
company, Maria, like to show EN- that
we can afford anything there ID in the
market.-Chicago Tribune.
How much the baby looks nike M
father" said the visitor who meant 70 be
agreeable. ~
TITS only the warm weather. replied
Mrs. Rasper. The child Is usually right
cheerful and handsome. "-Washingto ton Star.
Ethyl am sorry you were not asked 10
the Pemberton ball, dear. You know I will
be there, Of course.
claire-Yes; but. then, Kate Pemberton
knows / am far too young to be OF any
use as a chaperon.-Judge. .,
He-Be this the wOmsns exchanged r2
She-Yes. ~
He-Be you the womRn7 "a,
She--Yes
He-H'mi Then guess rH keep my. Sal,
- HarperB Bazaar. t' ,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24

future. The west reioices in Chicago 8
growth because it rehectsit the growing
west
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24

GEORGE y. TZSCHUCK,
Treasurer. ,
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to
before me this 30th day of June, 1910.
NJ. p. WALKER,
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24
lRMs on supscRIPTIoN.

Entered at Omaha postoffiee as second
lass matter
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24

VICTOR RosEwATER, EDITOR
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE

FOUNDED BY EDWARD RosEwATER.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
9Q1nen=WdnteI.

Gamcn : NfGntcl III idpar5cn 9rpaoclptb, Sc 3oa lang, gan5
nit Suttn ausgefaat, bab uhr gan5 anlegenb, en ieincr 9refSRpd,
nnr 1920.
Nnbcre idmar5c Slide BON $7.9S big SIT $500.
6errlidie Nnspa6l ppn fanep &0dcn in al sen ncneiten aiirtn=
rem nnb Combinations &ragen, Ereie $1,000, $12,98, $3.50 an=
mGrts bis $3.50.
Mit Glnid) unsgeimHcrtc 3Dfcn mno nit Eclsfragen. Sin outer
Eel5fragcnrpf at $6.9S.
Gin gutter Fc5fragcn, iduer aussefppre Surte, in aaen SRI
hen 5m Sf34S.
Mt Yluib ausgefutterte Slide in gutter &criep pSbe0" I'll
S16,9S anfndrts big $780,. Babies 8arenbaut Slide in alien yar=
beu, Nlter 2 bs 6, SIT nnr los.
9nberc 8arcnbamtrDdc at S.. SO.
&inoer=N1fe int Mhr BON s bs Il, cine 6crrlidc quite 9lnsapabl
iii a1cn 5tgls. Ercic t.9S anfmarts bis $3.50.
isrtig gcuad5te Sfirts IN Scrges, bananas, GbiHpn Glpt9 III
alen 6ar5en at Ereue ppn $3.50 bs $500.
@ule Sfirts, id]5n einscfakt, SIT arc1en pn $3.50 bts $3.50.
1sertig gen1ad5te &ants in aQcn Tarben 5n EreHen ppn $500
anipGrt5 bs sit $3.5O. SeiSenc @Sants cinfad1 nno fanep, grpf uno
lrcit genadt SIT Yrcfen ton $3.50 bis st $780,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
$6ub=Departefnent.
Gin 8siu6 In unierem @hub=0 tpartement 1pirb
ME bereut merben, Penn mir baben Gbube in
unlerm @orratb, bic a1 taufen @uh beaablen
mirb-5hube, eefauft aus Ben be1ten Tabrtfen,
nur ipl6e mie bic S. 6. Silt Sdube 81, We<
Der Brps. union-Dlaoe, Menaies @brb g.,
Ntn9ree @hub So, uno mob piele anbere.
Manner=S6ube.

05nter s9Gnncr Bog Galf sdbn6, Sluder Sd]nitt, SIT $500.
Wtanner Set Sis, &elonr Galf, idJ1ner Spnntagsidnb at $3.50.
l1nicre S4,M Surtc tit cine ser betgemad)en; fe fins in alien
stpls, Eatcnthbcr, Gnn W9ctal nnb gei SID. Nidts geicres
gemad]t ais nncrc 5000 Sprtc Sits &angarpp tins Gmn Mctal.
Sic iib muScrn nnD trngen imj me Gien.
NGnner=NrbettsidnGe nit Idpuercr nno G%tn5elioble, enfader
0nflpibe nnb 6rciter Gpitc in aQcn Sprtu. Nnd) cnc quite Mus=
mabl Gnarrpmen's sdn9c~ Yreic oariren ppn $40, 1925,
So. Is, 500 big SIT 50 80.
6pdgeidnittene SIT $3.6 anfuGrts bs $3.50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
Mdnner>Mm5m0e+

l1nicr &urratb an crna feinen Manner= nno Snngmanner=
9n5igen, oic gemadt mnroen STINT Sragen uno 5nu Scibclaltcn os
ia1pns, in iduuarsen sSarben, blancn Sergcs nnS fancp Srp,pns
nno Graps sit $500.
Neuu SIR n1r $50 ancgen .lupQt fir ciucn gnten Mn5ng,
hubcn mir iulde ppn egtru gutter Gnalttat fit Oteien Ereis.
Mnberc Sprten in ar Sen ncucicn Tarben nnb lafuns SIT
SIS, S16 mnb SIS.
Stir ciucn gnten Observation-Disclosures fDnnen mir Gn1 oicnen
nit iuldtcn SIT $40 nnO $3.50. Gnc Got Nn5uge, 0r6fe 50, sc
nnb 81, Ste ausperfanft lucrben SIT $49S = ouic fb bis SIT S2
luertb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
GIIenWaaren.D Department.

9iele5 BEREAVEMENT lit Elm outer, grocer Ga
BEN an iih unb dc In oemielben untergebra6-
ten Wooren itab Bic betten, Die man iu1'6 Delb
BADEN fonn. G6 mireih Cub lpbnen, nod5uie<
ZEN, mo6 mir ppr5ei9en, gleihpiel pb Sbr fault
rcer 1tht
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
&leicer,Separtfmenf+

TIMER Der=9epartement mag mobl nidt 10
sroB iein ais BET ei1ri9en %aroeren, ober SIR per=
Bet bier itets Die %nsl1eiten 11l1o rnooerniten Stpls
Ii11oen un0 5>par allen anoeren Yldten uoraus.
Sin Yreis, unO Der r%ie0rigite fir Die be tie Guali=
tdt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
&letDer1tDHs

$50 Die Gle fit feline muQene Saffetas, ~ 3a brett III alien
Iarben, guns uuQene 4anamas, 50 3a brett, fanep SniRng fartrt,
acnreift mnD 2iagpnals.
SOC sic Yaro fir SO 3n0 Mu6airs, einfad nno ianep, oesslei=
den 36 3pl mpQene Hlaos.
69d nmo 79e sic yarb fir cine IdDnc Musmabl JlancQe fir Sin
berSRDfc, yu5agc nno gut fir MannerbennSen in alien 6ar6en, Sc
3pQ brett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
Wuferberfanf bon @anoi6nbem.

leber $4,000 ucrt6 9anoidn6e, Die at eiuem grufen Griparuf
prfauft mcrbcn. Sic fno in alien Stpls pun einen1 gnten 9ref=
GanSidbnb bis SIT oem langen Eel56anOidub 5nm sreiben.
Nns,uabl aus iracnb elmer Sorte 25e, jett 49,
Nnstuabl aus trgeno elmer Surte SOC, iett 800.
Nus>uabl ans irgcuo ciuer Sorte, $1OO, jctt 79f.
Nus1uabl ans irgenb elmer Sorte $3.50, jebt S1.O0.
snoere SIT $50 bis at $3.50. Scs lit Gin Sang gernbe
sic 3it os Sa6rcs, SIT ser Chr oied6en muQt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
Neue 5einenfpffe.

Mene Seoe in cinfaden Gbinas, q 3pa brett, fit 49,
Sdduarsc Saffeta scioep un 500 nnfmGrts bis $50.
6anep seibemitpfie in aQ SEN nencm Elaos nuo FerTan lar=
6en at $50 cine Darb.
Cutting JlnncQe SIT 71%e, 1e nnb 12he.
Taneu @eluet @clDnrs fit &in1pnas sit f212f bis iSe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

Girer tit elmer Ser belen 9Dfe, Ste CT fnr etnen gntcn, mar=
men Spnutugsnbcrrpf pbcr fir einen Gpf 5nn @ebrand betm
Sabren bcnuben fUnnt. @ir baben etncn netten, NIT gntem Eluid
ansgefnttertcn nno nit 9el5 bcieeten Serip lteberrpd SIT $22.50,
$500 mno $500.
Mnoerc quito l1e6err0fe NIT Ec5frageu einfad nm0 in Mftrafbcn
farbem fir $139S nnb $3.50.
anabeu= l1cberrDde nit Ee(5fragcn SIT S. 80 big SIT $3.50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

Grtra CUTE 9ancnid)n6e fir's @elo TIT einen &et &io glndhcr,
aud, Elm idbuer Galf fit Gebrand} tint 5reten, SIT nnr S1.75,
9nmenidu6e in @iei Sir, &elpur Galf 8luder init gp6em Nbiak
nno halben Abiat fr grpfe @faod]en SIT $1~9S.
Seine 9amenidmbe NIT ldueren mu0 leidten Spblen, &cl Sio
uno Wnm Nietal, Slnder Sdnitt, Eatent= nno Stud Sptte 5n $3.50.
Sn Gancn+Snupfidnben ba6en mir idDne patentlcberne, @nn
Mctal nno &ci SID, &uupf= unS Sdbnmridn6c, @clts= nnb Smrn=
spbleu, SAT- irgcno emc Sprte, Sic Sir baben mDdbtct, sit $3.50.
Mnndmal bc5a6t STR $4,00 fir Sdn9c, Sic nidt 10 gut ino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
@Dde nit S6aipel5 ausgefittert.

gir sarantren, Dup jeoer nnerer 9iDde 3nfriebenbe1 gbt. 3=
SEM criparen mr GndJ 8eb au mniern HDdcn.
aianner Gprbnrpp nit Gdafpel5 aasgeattert, NIT 2eoer ci=
eeiaFtc Saden, 33 5pQ lang, Hreis MIR $4N-
Glcider 9pf mc pbigcr init 8pmbat &ragcn mir S.. 79.
Nubere Sprtcu, lit langeren G0fen SIT $3.50, $3.50 BITS at $1,000.
Grtra feine &naben Snd+Surbnrpp, @pnbat &ragcu, NIT 2eDer
ausgefatnrc SaidJen unb nit Sdafpcl5 ausgefittert MIR S469. @s
mrb fb Gnd lo9nen, bieiel6en an5uidanen, bepor Sbr fault
@ruFe Ansipqbl in 9nd=f0den 5n $1O0 auhuarts.
Mafinptu Slide at alen Grdicn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
ucberrDde.

l1eberrDde in sen neucien Uaipus in aQt ben neuen fanep
0raps, grp,uns nno gfads. Gieie fpnmen in Der sangc INN rs
bis 81 3ua. Combinations sntu=WfGntel. Hreic pariren ppu
$3.50 anfudrts bs $50, 5at irgenS Elm Ereis, ben Sir mplt~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
Mnsfattungsmaarem.

Sdmere mDQene Mfannenoden, regular 50 Gents Jest $50.
sduere nnb leidte Mdnnerloden, regular 25f, iett 19e.
Sdnueres moQenes Mdnner=gliefnntersen regular 50 Gents,
iebt nnr 800.
4ithere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. regular 500, jtt $780,
1eines muQenes MGnnernnter5eng, idumer nub leidyt ST $1.OO
bag Garment.
anoere Garments 5n $t.25, $1,75 anhparts bis 1926.
Wauncr=1lniDnansnge at alien 9reicn bpn $1.0O bs at SIS.
aRanuer Granbent 6pientrager regular SOC, jebt 800.
Wfauncr= nno &na6en=Smcahrs lit gpf=Stp(, en ertra idmeres
Gemift, in alien @rDfcn at NUT 49,.
@ans mpQcne Gnaben=Sneaters at $50.
Manner unb ana6cn ansgeiaterte aappen SIT SOC 6is $780,,
Manner smcmcrN1fe pou SLIGO bis $500.
Sdnpere baummpaene NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. regular 500, jett
800.
giamuer 2reRbeunen, regnlar 75e, jett nnr so Gents
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06
&naben=Mmjngc.

amabcn=9n5agc. Snaben 2 Gaar Mn5ise, Sitter 6 bts Is, nnr
1869. anabcn anifcr6pfcr=s(nSlge SIT So. SO, 81, Is Bis 5u $685.
Guns muQene 9ereules &nabcn=Mn5age, NIT 2innen ansgefnt=
terte Soen, sarantirt; oaR fe N] gut trasen, SIT $500 bis 5000
Gia5clne 2refbpien fir Ntanner, iduer uber letdlt, einfad} nno
Slppmer, in adcu Surtcn $500 bs $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-06

M1nd1muI DC3HDf Sr pfOU Ir SaHDt, Dc HtUf u 9I VND-
Rl1abelr5hnbe.
Stir quite SdnGd]ube pergcft ndt Gin Haar BON nnicren nn1eri=
fanudbcn anabenidn6cn SIT prpbicren, tic Hnb 6ud) mno niebrhg &C.
idnithn. g4crocn nc fart, bleben ius idGOn nnb iueid. Sragen
ib ldnger ais irgenO Sei anbcrc Eaar Sdnbe, Ereie parnren BON
$3.50 bis SIT $3.50.
MnOerc &na6enid1nge puu S135 annpdrts.
Wdd0den*5 9nbe.
$500 Eaar Maobenidnbe, II bis 2, in id0nem &ib, regular
$125; nn tic aus5npcrfanfen 5n CSC.
Nnbere Maodenidu9e III leidhn nnb idmeren aeberioren ppn
$1OO amhuarts bis SIT $3.50,
ainber= unb @abies+Sdnbc 81 alien EreHeu.
6tl5]9ube, lleberl6ube n1tb &ubbers.
@rpfe Mnsma6l in Mdnner= nnb Tranen=Jl5idnbcn nno @an-
tpff1n.
11e6cridnbe nno 9%nbbcrs, sic ale nu Tnb nnb fr1d aus Der
Jabrtf. Yreie ids nieoriger ais an anoeren Hldben nn0 bic bette
GDrte.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-20

to be added to the naval forces
With the prediction being made every
little while that war with Japan IS III
evitabIe. it is believed the formation
Of naval reserves here viii have bene-
fetal effect in arousing an interest II
naval affairs. So much talk has oeen
INDUCED in to the effect that the ! 4
eifc Coast would fall an easy prey -
the Japanese navy IN case Of war oFeaN-
mo out between the two countries tuaL
the formation Of naval reserves hete -
certainly a step in the rlght dITtel1o 90,
Naval reserves Of the | nlte1 0sa .Ss
] form a small but growing branch 81 'o .z
/ service. The membership mum 2e -
f021 and mans 26 vessels stationed y, - -
different parts Of the country, + oF I..,l
navy men are interested IN the i9I@
/ movement and are lending II every Pae
sih1e Encouragement. Tie list 81 Oh,
GERS If the local division fehta'i ~. 81
named includes men who stand h'-.
locally aud assure the movement ..
bainc in good hands. Already '" ,-..
me States have similar organizations
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-20
COUNIERFE|T|NG
GANG At WORK
The Phoney Ten-Spot Indicates
Showers of the Queer Are
Operating.

One of the most dangerous counter
feits that has ever been passed IN Ha-
wall has come into the possession OF
limited States District Attorney Breck-
ons and he is looking for the man VINO
pasSed it and for the man or gang VINO
made it.
The counterfeit is a ten dollar gold
niece and is remarkably good work, al
though it's falsity can be easily detected
npon careful examination. What makes
il dangerous is that specifically It IS
good facsimile of the genuine article
and few people examine with any care
the coins they receive
The coin. however, is CONSIDERABLY
thicker than the genuine article ana IS
quite a good deal lighter. A ten dollar
gold piece made by the government Is
TWENTY-FIVE carats fine; this counteF1a
j only fourteen carats. Examined I'M
der n GLASS. numerous flaws and much
lack Of fine detail can be detected.
The coin came into the hands Oh VI
/ Breckons from one of the local pam
that threw it out If it has been MAGE
! here, there are probably others OF th'
same kind floating about and they con
sti+utp a dangerous menace to CONNER
rjal transactions. Mr.. Breckons nope;
IA he able 10 run down the counterfeit
;ner rana a. he has run down 50 many
n hpv-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-20
NEW SUGAR COMPANY
FILES ITS PAPERS

The incorporation papers Of the P"e-
huehu Agricultural Company, Ltd, were
fled with Treasurer Conkling yesterday
The ineorporators and officers of the
company are: H. II. Renton, PRESIDENT;
T. Give Davies, vice president; +. Il
Wodehonse. treasurer: ". H. bard q
secretary; H. Mex. Harrison. ". =,
Mist whose name does not appear IN
the list Of iucorporators, IS auditor, -,
The company is incorporated for So
600. all subscribed and ten per cent
paid in; with the privilege y IN lner ga,
In. the capital stock to 100000, Ihe
Term Of incorporation i fftT years.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-20
e,ftprnla Oil Investments

# is through the early investment !"
selnanaged California OIL companies
~ r,oa property that the greatest
profit has been made
rn.;le stock once sold for 15e. 1t IS
~, about 5000 per share now.
Dina, sold originally at 6Oc. Has since
..n IS high as s27.oO per share. Monte
clso once sold at Zoe; is worth no"
sss5 per share
An Of these companies have pala
dividends which have returned TO the
se.khoIders many times the amount
Of the original investment.
The opportunities are just as srea,
,,v .s ever for the price of the oil
!, higher, and We believe that the OPP
yortunity for investment in the ven
tura Oil Development Co. is particular
" ,ood because of the very high price
being paid for its high-gravity oil
1nyest in the stock of the Ventura
nj leyelopment Co. before the further
advance in price which goes into effect
bv Jnlv 92nd. You can invest now at
Is cents per share. Send in your order
without delay, before the price Is ad'
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-22
NORTHERN WISCONSIN SETTLER
HAS MANY OPPORTUNITIES.

The settler now going to the newer
counties does not find himself lconfron-
ted by long distances to commercial
centers nor by high transportation
rates. He has the advantage of being
close to thriving towns. He has cheap
building material and costless fuel. He
can 60 and come every day in the year.
He has valuable timber crop ready
for the harvest upon which he can
draw at pleasure. He can raise any
crop common to the Northwest, and in
addition special crops of highest value.
He is in the best dairy section, where
grass is king, where pastures never
suffer from drought and meadows never
winter-kill. He will be surprised at
the earliness of the pastures in the
spring, caused by the blanket of snow
preventing the ground from freezing
during the winter, and its vitality in
che fall, che natural result of abundant
rainfall in the summer and fall months.
He will find that churches and schools
and good roads are uppermost in the
minds of the people there. He will
find the labor of clearing the timber a
healthful and remunerative one, and
that, when cleared, his farm has no
superior anywhere. Wisconsin wants
for her yet unexplored counties men
and women who have energy and am
bition, and who are willing to render
fair service for ample reward, who can
recognize the value of northern Wis
consin's indispensable opportunities,
and, 80 recognizing, will be stable, en-
erpetic and successful citizens.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-22
VICTIMS NUMBERED $50.


July Fourth Celebration Cost Three
lvss and Great Fire Lose.
a sane Fourth of July for Wisconsin
10 proposed by q. u Purtell, state fire
marshal. To-day he received reports
that $50 were injured and three killed
on she Fourth Of July. This report
docs not cover the entire state and Mr..
Purtell says the loss by fire due to she
celebration will be enormous.
There are many things more import
tant than ths moving pictures of the
Johnson-J effries fight for as to get ex-
cited about. Prize fights, football, in
fact most any sporting game is better
than our present method of celebrating
the fourth of July"
Mr.. Pxrtell 10 now drafting an ordi-
naHcs whish will Do presented to the
cities throughout the state and the
matter will be brought before the state
Legislature next winter, 70 put a stop
10 the sale Of sxlosivss for Fourth Of
July celebrations
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-22

Phil Zahringer transacted business
in wsbeno Thursday.
Chas. Ross of Cavour was business
caller in town Friday.
A. Bierbaum of Wabeno registered ut
Hotel Sargent Sunday.
DIR. Murphy of Wabeno was here be-
tween trains Wednesday.
A two moaths old baby Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcdonald died Tuesday.
Clyde Warwick of Crandon was IN
town on business Wednesday.
Martin Georgeson was electionesr'
ing at Wabeno and Carter Wednesday
d. G. Forrest of Padus called on
friends here betweens trains Wednes-
day.
Albert Anderson OF Lakewood was
here on business between trains wed.
nesday.
J. D. Mylrsa, the lumber dealer OF
Long Lake, made a short stay in town
Monday.
The Misses Lucille and Anna Blich
Of Black Creek and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Wiltgen of Wabeno called on friends
here Wednesday.
DIR. F. Lackner, ut one time a prac.
ticing physician in our village, came
FROM Chicago Wednesday and 10 visit
ing old friends here.
a. T. Huettl and Clarence P. Beb'
ster of Wabeno drove here from Gran
don Wednesday morning and returned
20 Wabeno in the afternoon.
The fourteen months old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Harris died very sud.
denly Tuesday. 4 younger child OF
the bereaved couple is 1t present very
sick and is not expected to live.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-22
NOBODY SATISFIED.

AS our Wisconsin Democrats thun-
dered considerably in the index about
bold, aggressive, united action on DEM
ocratic lines this time, the platform
adopted by the convention seems a rel
atively fiat and colorless performance.
The opening plank is indicative of
the spirit or rather lack of spirit, of
the whole. If county option was to be
referred to at all, the reference should
have beel positive and unequivocal one
way or the other.
There can be no doubt about the fun
damental Democratic principle on this
whole liquor question.
The creed of Jefferson is essentially
faith in the capacity of the individual,
as against government interference
and tutelage. Yet the convention, in
stead of dealing candidly with the op-
ton issue, took refuge behind strad-
ding announcement for home rule in
the smallest administrative unit, which
could be construed by those 80 disposed
Is an implied declaration for local op-
ton
The rest of the platform is mere fus-
tian and generality, calculated to trap
populistic Republicans, rather than
to sound that rally of Democrats
to Democracy which we heard 80 much
about at the start.
A tame and evasive document that
will satisfy nobody. Milwaukee SEN
final
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-22

x. es r. .Emcampment Milwaukee
Knight Tempiar's Conelavs, Chicago.
Tickets on sale via the Chicago &
North western Ry., daily July 18th to
August LIST, account X. of P. Eneamp-
ment, Milwaukee; and daily August 5th
to 9Th account knight Templar's Con-
elave, Chicago. Great opportunity for
sightseeing in these beautiful conven-
ton cities and to visit the many ad-
jacent famous summer resorts, lakes
and streams of Wisconsin and Northern
Michigan. For tickets and full inform
alton apply to any ticket agent.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-22
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION.
FOREST COUNTY
So.
Town OF WABENO

So.
Town OF wABENo
To HEINEMAN LUMBER Co. Ia corpor-
ation.)
You are hereby notified that a war
rant of attachment has been issued
against it and it's property attached
to satisfy the demands of Henry Mar
tin amounting to Sixty three and sew
enty three one hundredths ($63.73)
Dollars. Now unless it shall appear
before r. F. Chase, a justice of the
peace in and for said County. at his
office in said Town, on the 18th day of
July A. d. 1910 at 9 o'clock in the
forenoon, judgement win be rendered
against it and it's property sold to pay
the debt
Dated this 9Th day es July A. d. 1910
HENRY MARTIN,
Plaintiff.