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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
FUEL OIL Is
AGAIN SHORT
MAYOR A. ~ COLE WIRES GEN
EENL MANAGER PlEATT THAT
CIFNS on HAS BEfN CONFIs
GATED EN RAILROAD.

The c.ty light and water plant j.
again up against ~ for fucl I'll. and e.
fay pciiricndcnt Williams was in
formed hv the Magnolia Petroleum com
l,.uy. which furnishes ul Io the city thar
lvu ur three ears vi ul have been
shipped bui that il h,- been confi>catcd
n, tine rdilr' nd for it>.u>c. a privilege
tht railroad hd>.
Mayor Cole TODAY wired the following.
sc,>ngr Iu .I = l'rtatt general manages
W.T. lv It Louis. brownsville a Mexico
rlil:.ai:
~Citv unable tn grt fuel OIL Magnolia
company claims Noa are confiSrating.
C;hrr concerns here are grttiu. ,il. In
less Nc ert cil Immediately ~ must lose
light ANA water Plant ami hnld you re-
~nun>ihlr.
4 ear of o'l each has hecn received by
thr Peoples Ice \ Manufacturing com.
pluy ard the Indiana Cdnll company.
superintendent Williams has arranged
lnr ihe loan At halt ear ~ oil from
these concerns. which will probably sap
riy ihc rlanl until thr rad can rush
= clr ~ the ciIt.
Superintendent William- believes III VI
th, rr wA~ mu intention un tn part ~ ihr
railroad iu take thr citN'> nil and allow
that of the private plant, a. 80 through.
hi inat j was done unkmow ingl,. u j.
expected NJ matter WiII ~ rightcl with
iu icw hoUt>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
MISSION CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
AND BANKS I>SfE INVITATIONS
FOR MEETING To BE HELD HERE
THURSDAY NIGHT.
MATTER Is IMPORTANT
TWO HUNDRED REPRESENTA-.
TINES OF VALLEY COMMERCIAL
ORGANIZATIONS. BANKERS AND
FARMERS WILL BIZ PRESENT

Mission. Texas. March I. The Mission
Chamber ~ Commerce the First Nation.
III Bank and the First STATE bank of this
city this afternoon are issuing wire ~
yilatiuu> for Joint meeting ~ all Val.
ley commercial organizations. bankers
rpr,scniatiNc> ni water companies and
marketing associations operating ia the
Valley. Ia ~ held III this at, Thursday
night.
The purpose of the meeting viii bc tO
evolve some plan 60 raise ihr price Of
cahbg.c. to cause prices a. br more uni
.urm thHn they are 40 present in the wa
ri0U> scattered market, AMI in the in
fcrc>i uf the c1bbacc growers o. this sec
tion
Nlr idt several bankers nf the VALLEY
hlrr ,iGni irf !hair intention of being
present Ht tie rctiiu" En, Camrhrll of
Slu Antonio has wired that ~ will hr
.u The GROUND ~ r>>i-t in every WY pp>
.ihlc LINDSAY Waters Secretary - the
Rio Gt"udc \ Coast Association Nan
.r Brooks ,l thr n>~pcintiun have mott fed
iiIr Chamber ui tnmrmrrr hat they viii
lr rrr.rnt W. w. Mcnafiii o' Browns
.il'r i> lmnng those invited
" ~ rNptrtcd thai there viii W. vi
least jNn hundred mrn representing thr
rnriuu> org InizHlinn~ viii hc here for
his Important gathering.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
PROBLEM OF THE TENANT.

During the past Ten wear, more farm
~ have lost their homes than IN amy
prrrinI> decade in the history ~ Texas
lgIicuiturc
Tnclr sam has been auditing the book =
~ ~ Texas farmer aud in the southern
"ruur of STATES of which Texas forms IN
important factor. We find the total an
rual sales on the farm ~ hc -5lG The cost
" operating the farm ~ placed ~ ~3ic
which leaves the farmer >lTG ~ live ON
aud educate his family provided h. owns
his home VI h. j. i tenant farmer aud
plvS rncthird rent. haSing VI on -alrS.
IN viii cnS' him ~lI.. There IL an item
li s:.> taxes and 80 maintenance of
buildings ~ cost az operation. which the
tenant farmer would not have ~ nlv.
wing him an annual income ~ s.'a tn
~ioihr his family. hnv groceries and cdn
ate ~, children. These figures arc. ~
'onr~r averages and may not apply "
Specific eases. hut the percentage will
perhaps cover all eases amd the general
fContinucd on page sixl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
TENANT FARMERS
IN NEED OF HELP
OFFICIALS OF TENA> FARMERS
UNION ISSUE STATEMENT ASK
ING FOR NEW CODE or 90 or
EEATINE LAWS
CRITICISES ALL PARTIES
n nFFTCINI.S INTIMATE THAT POLL
TItIANS AEE DISPOSED To
SLIGHT INTERESTS or FARM
EES At GATIIERINGS

Fort Worth Texas. March l. Ofiic
ialS of the Texas Farmers Union gave
rur The following signed statement from
heir headquarters today:
ON behalf nf the Farmers Union nf
rcXa>. We want 10 say 90 the Democrat
H. Prohibition Convention held ia Fort
Worth 90 February a1>t that small fly-
pr> are thankfully received. The farmers
M Texas are accustomed ~ hiNine their
interests Sidctrackcl IL political con
vrutiuu> and This gathering has simply
followed y custom ~ long standing In
rcNa~ noli ic>. hut this i one campaign
in hich the Texas farmers !, fuse ~
PLAY second fiddle ~ ANY political par
tn ~ sub division thereof We realize
that peace H. IN eliminator that all poll
lician> most dread. hui peace J. the hand
maiden ~ prosperity.
There H. another >n-cHllrl Democratic
rouvcrii ln ~ he held in Dallas next sat
Irdav and We repeat to them ali We have
,aii ~ he prohibition convention. We
will follow neither anti ~ prn a. such
n this campaign. but will exercise our
best efforts 10 prevent IL becoming a par
ti>an uUt.~tinn vhirh would result in side
rarkiHg the interests 10 the farmer. NJ
ricul.ural ISSUES must III made first 70
w. ppli,. first w legislation aul first in
administrative branches ~ government.
md what we say applies with equal force
fn all issues. prohibition or otherwise.
We appeal to the citizens of every poll
tical iliih and affiliation IL vote III the
July primary ONLY fur men pledged "a
give urfiruliural lceislntiln irst atfcn-
iiar Ne do not want - appc r. impatient
I'M wr have Been next" on The legislative
rllcndlr inr the ial quarters ~ cen.
tory and tlrv have never reached w. vet
lnd never viii - long - wc occupy see
pnd place.
We follow the rlnW Ter a living aud
The viewpoint M the mcn in The furrow
may throw RAY of light upon our econ
omic affairs from a new angle and illH
inmate areas NJ the life ~ STATES that
have been ohScurcd hy he shadows II
~rccial interest aud Spccfir movements
We speak cor " large constituency whose
vaice has hcr drowned hy the roar cii
IT, and whose rights 10 primary conSid
ration W The legislature have beer
hallrngci.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
u. S. SHOULD ACT
English Newspapers APP
prove Grey's Speech
Hold u. S. Should Pun
ish Benton Murderers.

Dallas. Texas. March 4 Governor ID.
II. Culquitt here today announced he has
wired the Mexican federal authorities VA
Nuryo Leon. Mexico, for rc,IuiStIons for
McNican> charged with Kidnapping Cle
mcutc Nrrgara. an American citizen
Nrrgara ~ said tn have been killed w
the federal soldiers.
Governor Colquitt says he has Just be
gun h> fight 10 protect citizens uf Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
POLICE SEEK DUBOIS
PARIS OFFICIALS SEARCH FOR
COMPANION OF COLETT. TorNIt
DEAD IN HOTEL ROOM.

Paris March l. The Paris police 70
la, were unable a. fiud The Fr"nrhman.
EUg,ur Dubois VIII vas last the com
pluluu W. Henri Culrtt rf Worcester
Mass found dead In a hotel r1on
revolver beside the hody and other
evidence made II apparent that the
American committed suicide Int the 20
livr want ~ find Dubois Tie accom-
raritd Culrtt Dn "A tour of the cafes the
might before the man died
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
lRn .i2.nclnlcd Pr.1xl.

New luik. March /. Fair weather
and thousands ol snow >hpAclrr> com
hned brought almost normal trIu>pArta
ii,h facilities TO-DAY. in'"lWug he hli1
zard ui SUNDAY night
Eight hundred miles nf telegraph and
telephone lines are now being repaired
\ solid VI s> ul icc III The harhur hind
crs shipping.
II II estimated tn rit,'- hill for r.
moving snow this winter will hr two and
"A half million dollars
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
BLAMES FOREIGN
CONCERNS FOR
COST OF LIVING
Ry Associated PrrssI

Washington. H. Ill. March 4 Foreign
industrial combinations are blamed for
the high cost 81 living ~ Horace Stern
~ Philadelphia before the House ju
WI 'iary committee to-day.
Mr.. Stern said that the combinations
aud trade associations in Germany aud
France pocket ~ additional profits the
tariff dltie> formerly collected ~ the
United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
GARDEN UPlIOLDS l.. :.
fBy iSSociatcd Prcssl

New York March I. Sir Lionel car
den. the British minister 10 NIX y.
sailed for London today. whore he viii
report Nv Sir Edward Grey. the British
foreign secretary. on conditions 10 Mex.
iru.
Later Sir Lionel will rctnrn 20 Mex
loo city
Before sailing he commended the a'l-
miuiStratiou'S attitude GA Mexico. lie
said Intervention would bc 'lrradfnlly
>rrriouS move" lie said he believed
Ilucrta would retire when Soine senl
blancc of peh'c WAS restored.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
RECEIVES FATAL INJURIES
WHEN His HORSE Huns AWAY.

Grccnvil l. TeNas. March l. Horace
Jones. y prominent ritizcn ami justice ~
the prure ai Wales View was seriously
aud ImIhNp~ fatally ~ nrcl hrtr tnlar
whom his horse hcrane frightened nHd
ran awar. throwing him ~ the ground.
Three ribs Ncr, brokrn aud H. rccciyri
internal injuries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
WOULD CHANGE
INAUGURATION
FROM MARCH 4

Washington. y. C. March 4 Repre-
sentative smith Of MARYLAND introduce
a resolution today tu create u t"ngrr>
sioual committee tu investigate lhr pro
p,>.d change uf The date ui inauguration
az Presidents.
March j. too stormy. which In The
principal reason ior lhr change thar I>
desired.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
CHARGE JACKPOT
FUND RAISED TO
INFLUENCE LAWS
hf:g .iN~ocia',d PrcSSl

Washington. ID. Ill March 4 Charges
ihat 4 il -kput fund was raised hy the
Chicago Board ,l TRADE members to ia
fucncr legislation were made g. the
House committee ou rules today ~ sam
w! II. Greeley.
The witness said ihat the BOARD "f
'ri ,dr h. dominated hi combine oi
warehouse men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
DISCRIMINATION
CHARGED AGAINST
TEXAS RAILROADS
tBg issariatcd Prcss.

Austin. Texas March i.-ChlrgcS that
railroads discriminate against Austin on
r,i ieht raic~ on packing house products
aIe ~ ~ investigated ~ the Interstate
Commerce Commission here nn March Z.
The plaintiff claims thai Dallas and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
MOORE, EXPERT ON
INTERNATIONAL
LAW, RESIGNS

Washington. N. Fi March 4. John
Has>rt Nunrn cnun,illcr o' The stale
department ranking ~ acting secretary
resigned tuda1 ani III, rr>ieati"n wa>
accepted u, President Wilson. Moore j.
n authority on international law. llc
will ,.umr his connection with Cnlumbi y
university.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
COL. .0'SHAU UGHNESSY DEAD
FATHER OF NELSON O'<IIATGH-
NESSY. AMERICAN CHARGE AT
MEXICO CITY-1l YEARS OLD.

New York. March I.-culoncl James
>haughnr>sy. fahcr ~ Nelson
% ia Iughnr>ry. charge d'affairc~ of the
American embassy ~ Mexico ciiv. died
here to-day. liz was Il years old.
The seriousness ~ the MEXICAN situa-
tion prevented Nelson '>haughn-t-y be.
ing at the bedside uf lrs father.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04

Roton Texas. March !. Frank >hir
lc,. farmer. aged ~ wears. attempted
sell destruction hv ~la-hiug hi~ throat
with rnzor Physicians say h. will r..
cover. II j. said that h. had been great
n worried over financial affairs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
Starring WOlrcS Driron
From Mountains BY Cold
Der0nr Sheep by Hundreds

Rome liah March Starving wolves
driven from Che Nppcuinc mountains ~
heavy SHOWS. rIiIrd The Valley uf Al.
Prin,cNilliam Wa> furmcrl, William
hundreds ~ sheep.
Armed peasants are hunting them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
TO ENTERTAIN PRESIDENT
CABINET OFFICERS WILL CELE.
HEATE ANNIVERSARY OF FIRST
WILSON CABINET NETTING

Washington II. e. Feb l. Cabinet
officers and their wives are ~ entertain
the pr, >i,lcui and Mr.. Wilson 40 diunrr
FRIDAY n..ht the anniversary II the
first meeting e the Presidents cabinet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
I'll MONITEUR SUPPRESSED.

Vera cruz Mexico. March a. The g.iv
crumcnt today suppressed III Moniirur.
a newspaper and arrested and impri~on
cd ,iX editors. who are charged with cir
culatins false news calculated t. excite
popular animu>ity against the United
States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
GREY'S SPEECH APPROVED.
,Bg iSSocidfcd PrcSS.l

London. March g. English newspa
pcrs commenting on sir Edward Grey,
slrcr.I generally approve III hut hold II
y the duty nf the United States ~ pun
i~h the mur,lercr> of William =. Benton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
BILL TO THANK G0ETHALS
sen iTcR LODGE INTRODUCES
MEASURE WOULD HAVE CANAL
RrILBEH MADE MAJOR GENEE
Al.
fBs issariafcd Pr@l

Washington. -. g.. March "a bill
for the thanks II Congress a. Colonel
George w GoethalS and authorizing his
appointment a. major general in the
army Wa, introduced hv senator Lodge
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
WEATHER.

} New Orleans. H.. March =
} Coast Weather: Tonight and Thurs
) day fair: light to moderate north
) rrly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
ALBANIA HAS NEW RULER
THEY LEAVE WALDENBI'RG. SAX.
ONN To COMMAND WAR EINEN
COUNTRY

Waldcnburg >axonv March Prime
advantage ~ this county the same 80 any
rnlrrs ~ Albania. LETT TODAY for Alban.
lin.
ruzgi provinces near Rome. dcvOuring
~ Wicrl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
SNOW SHOVEL!NG
VERY EXPENSIVE
NEW YORK CITY WILL SPEND
S25n00o0 THIS WlNTEE ron RE
MONAL OF SNOW TO KEEP
STREETS OlEN

THOUSANDS pF SNOW ~HONELERS
IN GREAT CITY ARE RAPIDLY
BRINGING TRANSrOHTATION IA
CIIITIES TO NORMAL
The Washington herald., 1914-05-31

Jet High Backcomb; IS s3 IN
value. ...-. .VS
vb,,bS ! Long g, Chain ,ss n.,Es Of real iS6.98
! Necklace OF rows of eE 90
real Whitby Jet; Sl5j value. ~o'So
2 Maline Neckbands; ss.ssSJ. OF
Naiue- -.... -. -. -
! Maline Neckband: $500 81 so
1 Maline Band, with Jet "a OQ
slides: 800 value.
short string of filled eJ OQ
Pearl Beads; $3.9s value. vAsSo
short string. of filed a IN
Pearl Beads; $500 value. VO'SO
short string OF filled { nm
Pearl Beads; $500 value VA'OV
1 long chain of Pearl and { = Sn
Jet Beads; $3.50 value. %S'SO
long chain Of Pearl EI Sn
Beads; s2.25 value. %A'OO
l string of large. real AM fz SO
The Washington herald., 1914-05-31

Sterling Silver watch $40 m
Bracelet: $1,000 value. pAO.OO
Gold-fi Watch crn m
Bracelet; $1,000 value. plO.OO
Gold filled Watch Brace co m
lets, $500 value. po.Oo
. Sterling Silver Watch ez 90
Bracelets; $500 value. ..-- P<'0o
1 real Gun Metal Watch q 90
Bracelet; S17.00 value. Po'0o
/ Real Gun Metal Watch G < m
Bracelet; $500 value pS'OO
Japanese Gold Watch
Bracelets; on strap; $500 z O2
value
Oxidized Bracelet with
oval-shape Watch; 5000 SJn m
Vafue.--
Real Gun Metal Watch;
with gold inlay. leather ez 90
strap: $500 value. PS.oO
/ Gun Metal Watch, with gold in
lay. leather straps $500 81 or
value
The Washington herald., 1914-05-31

women.s Onyx" Pure Thread silk
Hose; black and coiors; 300 6Qc
value Pair OSC
women's Pure silk Hose; boot
pattern; black. white. and tan; 2Sc
Acc value. 3 pairs. 800; pair. OoC
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-24
Land Values increasing.

The alarmists are worrying at
the rapid increase in farm land
values all over the country, and
declare that this means that there
will come an era when land will be
out Of the reach of people of mod
crate means and that it will be
owned in large blocks and operated
as factories are now Doubtless
such will largely be the case-how
largely remains to be determined
But what of it2 The farms of the
future will be operated in the man
ner that will produce the largest
returns-food is what is wanted
Notwithstanding the vast a.
mount that is being said about the
advantages of small farms, the
fact remains that in any community
the larger farms are the ones that
pay the best from the standpoint
of production
But there is nothing to worry
about The food Will be produced
and that is what the public want.
The small farmer-if he be efhci-
ent-will find that his avenue Of
activity has been increased through
increase in population, and that as
specialist, and this IS what he
must become, he will do better OIL
a snail acreage than he does now
on larger one.
The big fellow who can pillow
with a motor for thirty cents per
acre will occupy the grain farm
and the big beef farm while the
small fellow handles the smaller
acreage,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-24
High School Notes.

The Seniors have completed Gold.
smiths Vicar of Wakefield" this
week.
The invitations to the Junior Prom
viii be sent out within a week or two.
Mr.. WhiDple was high-schoo visi-
tor Tuesday morning.
The next regular meeting of Hypatia
will take place Wednesday after.s-hool
The Sophomores are now reading
Tennyon's "Idyls of the King" They
find this piece of literature very inter.
esting.
The final examinations for the first
Sc mester Of the school year will take
place next Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday. Many of the pupils are looking
forward to exemptions from these
dreaded examinations.
Mildred Meade has been absent dur
ing the past week on account of a
sprained ankle which is the result Of a
oas ing accident Sunday.
Genevieve Flanagan has been
very Inland unable Ito attend school
tFis week.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-24
MANIToWISH NOTES
store

This zero weather of the past few
days is making the l)ggers happy.
Mr.. Abe LIZ Fave returned home
from Hurley last week.
Miss Jessie Doriot is visiting in Mer-
rill and Wausau this week.
Mr.. Chas. Doriot has purchased a
steam engine from Bob Lorelars, Trout
lake, ne expects to use it saving logs
into lumber.
Mr.. Babe La Porte left for Carson
Monay where he is emuluyed as black
smith.
Mrs. L. Doriot is differing with IN
attack Of rheumatism,
Mr.. Marion Reid and Herbert Emun-
sor spent Sunday at the Reid cottage
their game bag seemed to be well fiji
ed with rabbits.
Mrs. A. R. Andrv's with Mrs. T. j..
Peterson of Hurley, spent Saturday
and Sunday the guests of Mrs. Ed
Denny, Lac du FIambeau.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-24
Notice of Sale Of Real Property
Under Foreclosure
State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court for
Iron County.
)snicl Reid. Plaintiff,

State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court for
Iron County.
Daniel Reid. Plaintiff,
vs..
George A. Hoide, and Rosie
Houde. his wife, and William
Houde Defendants.
By virtue Of a Judgment Of fore
closure and sale. made n the above
entitled action on the 4th day Ct Jan
uary, A. D. 1913. and duly 3ocketed
in the office of the Clerk CT the Circuit
Court Of Ion County. Wisconsin, on
the 9Th day of January, A. d, 1913,
the subscriber. sherH Of SAID Iron
County, duly appointed for that par
pose, will sell. at public vendue. at
the front door Of the Court House, in
the village of Hurley. Iron County,
Wisconsin, on the oath cay Of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1914, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day, the real estate
and mortgaged premises directed by
said Judgment to be sold and therein
described as follows, to-wit:
The east o1e half(E1) of the North
west quarter (NW4), and the East one
half (E1) Of the South west quarter
(SW4), of section Twelve Q2), Town
ship Forty-Six (46). North of Range
One u West, in the county of lion
and State of Wisconsin.
Dated at Hurley, Wisconsin, Jan.
uary It'll, 1914
Frank NJ. Duffy.
Sheriff of iron
County, Wisconsin.
Marion F. Reid.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-24
s'Withira the Law

{ One Of the most important announce.
ments Of the current theatrical season
Is that Within the Law. Bayard
Veiller's thrilling melodrama that has
been thrilling audiences in New York
for over year, will be presented
here Feb. Is. The American Play
Company, producers, have provided a
clear cast of PLAYERS for LEGAL persent.
alton and an elaborate scenic product
ion At Pierce Theatre Feb. IS.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-24
rakers in WISCONSIN.

A Florida land concern has
come into Wisconsin looking for
suckers. They give what is claim
ed to be a table from the Year
book of the u. S. Department of
Agriculture showing that Florida
produces approximately eight to
twelve times as much per acre in
value of crops as certain northern
states. The Wisconsin Advance
ment association took this matter
up with the editor of the Year
book add has a reply in which it is
stated that no such figures ever
were contained in that book. This
is an old fraud that has been print
ed for years by the Florida takers
and was published in their news
paper advertisements until expos
ed by the Wisconsin Advancement
association. 1t has been dropped
from the newspapers advertise
ments, but continues IN printed
matter Here is a chance for Wis
consin newspapers to warn their
readers against fraud
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-24

Their order and judgment of the Court,
assigned to such persons as are by law
entitled to the same.
ills Further Ordered. That notice
of the time and place Of the examina-
ton and allowance of such account and
of the assignment of the residue OF
said estate be given to all persons in.
terested by publication Of said notice
for three successive weeks before said
day in the Iron County News, weekly
newspaper published at the village OF
Hurley in said County.
Dated January 9Th, A. D. 1914
BY the Court,
2. Ii. Aspinwall.
as County Judge.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-24


actors ard ac,ocee SEES rot to be eX-
celled by any popular priced organ
ization playing this territory The
opening play Monday evening will
be a four-act comedy drama entitled
The Call OF the Woods, with
polite vaudeville between the acts.
Prices 10, 20 and so cents. Ladies
free Monday night. One lady will
be admitted free with each SOC
ticket if purchased at the advance
sale before 600 p. m. Monday.
Seats on sale at Nc Cabe's drug
store
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-24

don't feel any 70 effects I am pralsans
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nothing tat the highest praise. Go &c ycvr
truEgist-ssk hiu about She great results il
has been accomplishing in cases e peoplc he
knows ~ send to Gee u, M2yr. Mfg Chen,
isl, Is4tSe Whiting St Chicago. I'LL, for a
Tree book cn Stomach Ailments and many
grateful letters from people who have been
restored.
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At the New Empress.

The Frank T. Long Company
will be at the New Empress. Iron
wood, all next week. Frank +.
Long we'll and favorably known
here for many seasons, will bring
his most popular company to Iron
wood for a weeks engagement at
the New Empress starting Monday
Jan. 20, Mr.. Long comes here this
season surrounded by a company of
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states at such an early date as u pre-
clude the exhibiting Of mature farm
products.
The northern counties are taking
hold of the state fair in manner that
warrants consideration. They are plan
ing to extend their cooperation, and
are much displeased with the porposal
of an earlier. date.