Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 9

Tin: bay (jazettk, satuudav aftkhnoox, novembei: lsmi. MINISTERS MEET MONDAY. BATE OF TXtTION REMAINS THE SIHE YOU CAN'T (f THIS IS A PARTIAL LIST Cf PROPERTY If You Wtnt to Euy Prpefr 8fiC Property Keep four Ef fcC We iVt lie ml low in I ate of tatnz J. 11. TuyliirV, M.

Land well r'a. aUawauo mt'Mtm. A II wild mi ime. GREEN BAY THEATER J. 11.

Arthurs, Manager. Sunday, Nov. 30 Bronson Norworth's Thrilling Romance of the West, il ll. 1 uia.ii me nu 1 cnuigt: rood work can't be done for S3 can't find better work be Afford J. 1 less.

You E5 I've the newest weaves right When you need io ay jess because cause better where by work can't be done an)' anybody. from places where styles are determined. something you ought to call. 5 Harold F. Hortensen, I HARVESiER COMPANY COMES TO GREEN BAY Champion Division of International Harvester Company Locates Office Here.

Will Move Ksctinaba Acenry Jtuihliiii; on North ISroad-wuy 1 Leased Offices to be Upeued Next Week. A general agency of the Champion division of the International Harvester company is to Le established in Green Bay. At present the headquarters of this division for this Beet ion are at Es-oanaba. On account of the superior location and other advantages of (Jreen Bay the Escanaba cilice is to be discontinued, the oilice established in this city taking its place. F.

1), Luther of Chicago was in the city this week and closed a lease for the Kingsdorf building on North Broadway, now occupied by W. A McDonald and MissF. Beattie. The lease takes effect December 1, and the occupants of the building ex-1: ct to vacate by that time, (inieral Aent Bedell, who has been in charge of the Escanaba ollice, will move to this city and take ch irgeof the ollice here. For the piesenl the iroiit part of the Kingsdorf building will te used for ollice purposes and the I rear fitted for icnair shoos.

Later, ad- ditioual warehouses will be leased, as it is expected that a largo volume of business will be handled through this agency. The headquarters to be established are similar to those of tha McCormick division of the same general company, established here a few years ago. UTE LC3U EOTES IN BHIEF. Concert and liuiice. Invitations have been issued by the Turner society of this city for a concert and dance at Turner Hall ednei-day evei ing, Dec.

3. Ileynen's pfcjies-tra will furnish instrumental-music and vocal music will be given by the Fidelia Singing society. Annual Kleetlnn. The annual election of oilicers of (Jreen Bay Division No. Ill, Ladies' auxiliary to the Order of Railway Con ductors will be held at the regular meeting of the auxiliary to be held at K.

P. hall. All members are urged to be present. Funeral Venterdny. The funeral of the infant son of Louis Deterville was held yesterday morning from S.

1 eter ana 1'aul church, with burial at Allouez cemetery. The body was brought to this city from mberjt where death occurred Monday. DIED THIS MORNING. Samuel Itlake, Father of Mr. J.C.

Merrill Died this MornliiR-Fuueral Monday from Home. Samuel Blake died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Jeanette C.Merrill, in this city, early this moruii at the age of 8'J years. He is an old resident of lie Tere and this citv. The funeral will be held from the home, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev.

J. M. A. Spence otliciatiug. LOCAL MARINE NOTES.

The propeller Maryland, due in Green I'iimvii INiiinty nUt-rlal Aftoiut Ion If tirttt llroivu at A Htt'l'M llll HltU'. At meeting of the Drown County Ministerial association which is to be held on MouJav the members of the association wi.I be the guests of Rrv and Mrs. 1. Diown. On account the nearniss of Mr.

and Mrs Drowns departure from the citv the meeting will I held at the American house. Tin- meeting will be held in the fore noun mid will consist of ajpuper by liew di.tiit (iteetilifld, on the subject 'ome Lnglish Hymn Writers." This will bo loll iwed by a and dinner v. ill be served. DISINTERRED Workmen Fmployed on Writ side Sewer ind Two iitltna and llonei Kitting in Old Cemetery, hue excavating for a sewer on the west side yesterday afternoon work men uncover tin almost unrecogniza ble fragments of two co(liu, one of which, contained human bones which were distinguishable. The ghastly hud was made in the alley between Hroadway and Chestnut avenue, a chort distance north of Dousman stteet.

This was once the site of a cemetery which old settlers say was the lirst cemetery laid out on the west side. Ca'ifornia cariies all scenery Sunday night. their own fv S.sqt I I fr ft I fa I 1 KIJuil ij k'J 1i) Li oil M'c iiui'il liristiati uimiiiti if it liiml- fir mi 1 p-! Miclnmiii i n.iit.ilil- ni-t it lit urn hiil ''V n'l r.N -iiliJ ri'i-x, Itux It II, 11 lttt A.Vl'KD- eirl Ai iiiv.ir.' 'lirral Iioiihcw'tW. i tcr. II LN it 1UAM 1 II A iit at the I ll tltll W'HV 11 -Wl I.ii iii-' l.i Kik tor mi si-wiui; in him- nt Iimiie.

luleii.lH i 1 1 1 1 i -1 1 i inv ilist iinee. (iiiml wnt-e siiimpi' I emelMpein piiriieiilnrs. Arnolil l.iid tio-t 11 I I 1,111111 til llil Ul. li.iiiiliii; mi si ce iiilt ici-; SI pi l(pi; fllll HOI 1 1 llnm Ullltfl lilt lit flee prepiiel. Sernl sel I ref.

replv envelope tnr lull pfiitu ii I i-. I Hiver nl I ept IJ, Walnut I'liiluilelpiiiii, I'a. i.U -Hid AXTlif LiidiiMtn unrk mi Kofa pil-low niiitiTiii.M luriii-hi-cl rk ex pei ii-ni-e utmei eM-sary. ctij -t hiiiii'iI en vi'lnp to i Mc Jdeul lit f.l", lu. 11 L'ri lilt A l.nniilri'SH nt the Frei-myiio Hotel.

il-'SJ l.S.I AMI.lt- I. I carry papers at thin 1 D-Hov i.iiici-. 1 -s tl AN 1 I A boy lit tlie Kcail- il nt. If A NTKI) in Wi- To reliable men to ravel i-( ii, I i. ti a in 1 pe SI'' crKI' mi I ex n-es: i toil Hi nt IVoiid Sniu-i vi abash A Cliicdo.

111. 1: bit jt' AMKIl An exper leiu ed ihocointe nipper nt tile iri'uiu ity ChiiiIv Uclien, 'ji OK HA I.E. U'ATI HKS -15 and 17 jewel. PrkeB re iluced to one third of coat. I'awn herrv ht I2-1 tt ALft-Will sell cheap, a team of driving horses, hat ne-s and biiK v.

or win sen any 01 i nem Keiarately. Li.ouire (Hurt 1 v. xmciiateau. OK AI.K A f'ne new milch cull at lJuiten, two miles west on A Mason street. l-2tj tf "t)K SA LK- Utann block 1 and II In I lock 1.

tacttiif on James in Crocker addition, tireen Hay, within one minute's walk ot Ma'her St rur line. In. pure nl Kolit Heridersoti, 131 H. Kroadttuv.u 7-7 tf It NT. CUK KE.r FIhI; 'JlnCherry ulreet.

In quire A. Ij. Ivurz. Tin ot. i studio.

11 I COK kK.XT-Mouse at T.2 South Ouincv Mreet Inuuire of Mr. ll.itesat the Waterworks. AUo Ka stove tor nale. 11 Zi 3d COW KENT r.H.m; licht, heat ii nd bath. M.

IJ. Ahearn. Dnusman street. 11 'JiCkl IK KK.r House with all modern conveniences. Address, J.

are tiaiette. MOXEY Loaned on watches, jewelry or other pT-onsil property. W. Ernest Huuer. money ioKiier.

st-i ond hand cloth, UiiifcrM and void. 311 Cherry tient Postotbie. IfSTf.V If. ATEI- A tr sitiori bv a competent jii.aiiri.untn i.i.lv rtplier. cress, i.

ate t.iiette. ll-jtt v. tie KICHIIUF. r-. ANTEK- Position us stennyraphei I vooiii; lady i experience who owns and pera ett Smith -1'reniier.

1'. Care (axette. 11 tl LOST. ST- On Main street, east of linum's "tore, the inder from i wnirh Ii' btxlerwill be suitably rewar ed bv tun. inic same to John Culm llSMf OS r-Hetween the corner of I'me and ashiiiKton streets and the cathedral, a lady Land poetlook containing cards and smad change.

Finder please leave same at this oftice. 11 2st 3d W'STBn TO RENT. IT ANTED A furnished room with Ixiad in a private family, W. Xo th Monroe Ave, ll-23dt net. wi.hi'ijt hosiery from the company eae 11 2S3dt ojin AUd 1TEXTS-rrotect your idea-.

No al-I inc. io fee. Consultation free. Hi Mito (1 Steven Co sw M'h ashinif on. -7 Sat You Want A Cow CALL ON J.

M. Smith's Sons. titn Eua itlorrww suevti Annual Tax Levy for City Completed and Pieserted to City Council. City' Yuluation Doubled anil Percent- gu of Taxation Is ICrduceU One-Half- Coil mil Meeting. The tax levy for the city has been completed and was presented to the council at its session last evening.

The rate of taxation for general city purposes is on the east side and 51.5(5 on the west side on S100 val uation, the total amount raised being This does not include the tax for sewer purposes which is a special tax levied on each district. The rate in each district is as follows: No. 2, 3 mills; No. 3, '1 mills; No. 4,1 5, 5 mills; No.

no tax; No. 7, 3-mills; No. 8. 3 mills; No. it, 1 mill; No.

10, 1 mill; No. 11, 2' mill; No. 12, mill: No. 13. 1 mill; No.

It, 3 mills; No. 15, no tax, No. Hi. 5 mills. The total amount levied for sewer purposes is I Will ICefund Some lloniN.

The assessed valuation of the city this year is practically double what ic was last year being jii round numbers against 0 last year. The raie of taxation decided upon is just one-half last year's rate. The amount tube rKed its, therefore, substantially the same as last year. The amounts raised in the ie amounts raised in the i vanes, however, from salary, street and bridge inds are incieusid, while several funds last year; the ami library fui the school and gas an 1 electric light funds are lowered. The principal item of increase is the state and county tax which is increased about t-1 1 ,0 0.

To offset this increase the couiif.l will re- fund bond inatormg nextjear to the amount of 15,000. The tutal amount ot bonds anil interest maturing m-xi year will 1k about 832,5. id; of this amount will be paid and the balance, refunded. Considering that mote work has been dune the past year than during any previous year the showing is considered very satisfactory. Other Rnoint an A resolution was adopted by the city council last evening, authorizing the city clerk uotify the (Jreen iy Water company and the Sanitary Construction company that certain streets torn up by these two companies must be repaired.

The city attorney waj also authorized to prosecute if the re pairs were int made. The resolution mentioned the freiptriicy with the ordinance in this milter was over- looked. The (tiestion of weighing over the I citv scales was brought, up bv Alder i wi ii i. in wi uuti in" ii niiuiorj authorized lo investigate ami Like what action is deemed The mt was made that other than the city scales were being used. The bids on the construction of a slough bridge on Howard stieet wue opened.

Shea and F. ley bid 1, and Creiling IJros. 1,721. The linpiove-ments on Chestnut aud Ashland aveLues were accepted. An estimate on the construction of a foot bridge on State street was reported at $100.

Ol'NTY A pportloninent of Mate and County Tate aa Made Out by County -i artin. County Clerk Martin has completed the work of out the portion of the state and county tax for ltid2 to be borne by each town and city in the county. The list reads as fodows: Allouez 2325.S0 Ashwaubenon 2153 H3 ellevue 33 '1 37 De l'ere City 12311.01 De l'ere 1 own 4 1 Id 23 Eaton 4 1 11. it (J.enmore (Jreen Bay City tV.xxii (Jieen Bay Town Holland "ward Humboldt 3 Lawrence 4H I 33 Morrison New Denmark Ihttstieid r.T.t3.iM 'ret le STv.i.Vij KocklauiJ i Scott ii Suamico Wrtafitstiiwn. 7.

Wrightstowu Village I2C2.31 'lotal RECORD OF BIRTHS. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Brehme, 113 South Maple avenue, re the parents of 11 pound boy. A daughter to F.

Van Zavelbergh, St. Clair ttreet. A daughter to Nick Schwartz, 1317 George etreet. A son to George Scfcaut, 411 North Madison street. A daus-hter to Ilenrv Lt nan Kin -7 Twelfth strtet.

California" prices 23, 35, 50. Members of National Fraternal League are requested to meet at Em hall Monday night lor the election onicers. F. W. Sciiaieder, Sec.

Universally pronounced a f.ne i jltl 1 or I inn to 1 ij 1 I A Est. Do Otilc in.uf.eand Int. corner Vru(Rrt aC Motime HVenue. Acrean wiinin the city avifa4.U ucre lot, ac re lot. l.i to.

Garlcw addition. Lot Cliesiuut aveuce. CVcanaa addit'oii Also niee line of (Pick pmm. l-ot 5 arid 6. bloc "-j.

AntiK, Vm Lot, block Mi. next tuir, Lure 1 line to'wr rVwrf tme pluce for any kind of liuhiKAA f- ulea iVevills'n Keidence mm Fine reidenreatid lot on Nnun dt. Lot 3, Hlock tW.nti intiroe Av. 'Ai Mtift-t lots in Kuhtniau' tuliiitMm. AJE wild on time.

fi line lota on Chicuiio Ssf 'm-Hmm. '1 he K'omwdiirt coitunea Ai KittM will lio Mild very cheap a pmy-uientKj fall nnif -ee new brick More on Hnk. Urwtm v-ty. A beautiful Ketddenrr on Vkis-rw St. Lot Hi, block 1.3, Aftor.

Itlock Astor. Lota 1. 1 A 1 t'lienu. II iime an. 1 lot on 0kfK4 between lliit.lnird unci iloiiHeiua.tlSt.

Iloune noil lot jcllrr-tj ii io. lei iiiiproveiuetitK. ll una oik lot on Board Be, era. Ashiiind Ave. llnin-e iiini 4 lots S.

Ilroad ML ioe lmue, Inrne lot, on Caerry js. Hotel to lease. ice ill' ll. on 11)1 1, SI lllnr IVa from street car. of line lnnd.

Dotiftmaa; io I country hotel, ch uu. Wanted 2j cottuies from ci Ml km warn in price. 3 nice rooms to rent fur imltnua Lot 2, Hk.lM, Astor 60-lt Two of the line-t hoinmt fa fb ritir Steam heat and ith in nu tile center Hurt nf fit on lellrrioa Invc. if you want hoiue'Jiine urn r-. VVILvOX.

D3W Walnut St tlrottn Hjf. OTai Fhone 383-3, PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY, I'll vsit I a s. DH. F. N.

CKETT, Surnery. Otlice lioura to Vi n. tf in. ,7 to p. in.

C-neral imw1. Tel. No. Ke.idence nrr i Tel. No.

IM i.reioi Hiiv DH C. L. CLINC. Mivsiciim and SiirL'iMin. ill friaa rt1L VViiiuiik'tot M.lu IM 1 toiiHin sn fcv.

lonsuian St. I Ulice bourn, itim fa Iroiii 4 (. If. nit I til Ha. am riewie K'i.

Kes. 'l'lione 9K I DR H. M. BECK, Phvu'cian and Surureit. OtNre, 2HI W'jihI.

lnto ITvm- sMo'irneAve. It ice 1 1)1 K.aiwr IK Kav rk and electric timrmtitu D.h. OLMaTEO (JLUSIK9 letilioiK 'I. fil -e over Offitjn. ll S.

A.I.oiix st. K' Hiilence MARIE Z. VKKMKilvEL Physician and Surgrem. Il-Iinn mi I French Spok-n. Km 'SSi I'iue Street, (Jreen Bay.

Wis. ll.nr i 11 n. to I to li tfk (Ill 'H to HI I'ri vnte h'ooins for lady par irntf if flreil. KLNTisrs G. R.

HlLKEY. Denti.t Oflice liouru; II to IJ M. I tail'. Miudiiy ttioUA. M.

Ollice atrr I-iue-a t. nil. ion's Music Store, ll.f, tt. ritofe LA Kl'f AKTHUB C. NFVIU.E, Lawyer.

Corner Main and WaHhitiirto fU. CW mentier tdoi k. 2.1 tloor K. A. KAFTAN, Attorney at Law.

3U Main Stet. RLGINALD I. ST. PTBS. Lawyer.

1H Wuslunirtoii st. Green Uav Itvint. PICKLES We are prepared to ci lor pickles and nick led at once and areiesirotKeV tii.K all or nearly all 4 oar cnos tracts pinned lefore )aory I'M 3 I'rices have been advanced on both cuciiuibers uiW nw. sl. Farniers will confer a favar they will call at mice and make ineir contrucis lur uit ALART McGU W.

A. Moody, flgr. E. K. ANS0RGE.

General Insurance Offkr Fire, Life. Accident, etc. Offk WKf- National Hank Buildituc A Sparkling-ug-gfestion. If you will welcome the coming and speed the parting guest with glass of any one of ti Al'ouez sparkling bey-erages as Nervbrew, Club or Sod, Orange Cider Sar-spparida, Root Beer and Ginger Ale, he will appreciate jim host. The smile of MtK-faction on his f3ne wiE more than repay the luSiMg outlay.

These are the ox-. rect picnic bevetages. Phcne 350-5 for a case of zjm ss sorted Quarti or Pittx. tf'sT fa. vi.ut E3 E3 I'p-to In(e 31rrliant Tti'r.

Above Jorgensen-Blesch Co. Annex. OPERATION MONDAY. (j. Walhica Fink Aoxislaut Cashier sf Kellogg National Hank tioes tu St- Yin-eeut Ilospitul.

(. Wallace Fisk, assistant cashier of the Kellogg National bank, was taken to St. Vincent hospital immediately after dinner this afternoon, for an operation for appendicitis. The opera tion a ill be perforrred Monday morn ing by Dr. H.

II. Minahan assisted bv Dr. A. W. Slaughter.

Mr. Fisk is now comparatively well, but submits to the1 operation to pi event another attack. ANrilVcRSABY CEUBIUTIOS Tomorrow Is Anniversary of Instal lation of Rev. J. M.

A. Spence at Union Congregational Marks nl Fifth Venr of I'UMtol ate Here Will Iih Olmerved with FitliiiK Sen ices- I'ublic Invited to Attend. Tomorrow will be the anniversary of the installation of the Jlev. J. M.

A. Spence as pastor of the Union Coiigie-gatioual church in this city. The day marks the beginning of the fifth year of his sen ices as pastor of the local church, and will be observed with fitting services. A special musical program has 1 I 1 ueen PrePHreu' nu a puuuc invuauon is extended to attend. A TALENTED PAINTER.

llrotlier of Green Man Gaiim Recognition Anion); Artmta of I'm is Wiiia Several I'rizen. In the last issue of the Catholic Citizen of Milwaukee is published a portrait and sketch of it. Sherman Kidd, a tah nted young painter, who is visiting his parents in that city alter com pleting his studies in Paris. Mr. Kidd, who is a brothi of Harry II.

Kidd of this city, is one of the few American painters who have bten able ti gain a fojtholJ in Paris and compete with the French aitists on their own ground. Mr. Kidd, after studying in this country, went to Paris in ly.iT. In he took the prize in the contest of the united studios of the Academie Julien. In he 6ent to the Salon a portrait which was accepted and exhibited, this being the branch of art rcust severely criticised by the masters of the Salon jury.

Mr. Ki-Jd is now exhibiting 6ome of his work in Milwaukee. NOTHING BETTER SEEN HERE Muniral Comedy, "The Storka," Presented at the Green Ituy Theater by the Original Company. There have been 60 many first class attractions at the Green liay theater that it is difficult to designate any one as the "best," but there certainly has been nothing 6een here superior in its line to "The Storks," which was presented last evening by the original company, including May De Sousa. Catchy music well sung, a magnificent chorus and first clais comedy work, together constituted an attraction that thoroughly -ntertained one of largest audiences of the season.

SOME LOCAL POINTERS Use Ilager's Cream. The best for chaps. 13c a bo i tie at I'ltie y's Uiug store. Bailey Cafe, 302 X. Washington will serve all through the month of December, a regular 25 cent, dinner lor the accommodation of Lis customers to give quick service.

Just received a lot of nice live lobsters at the White Front restaurant Fillsbury's Best Flour never varies from oue year's end to the other, nnd bread made from it always should be the same. Cooks need not fail. For sale by Lueugener Bur. A fine scenic attraction Sunday night. Cable- to Honolulu.

Tlonolulii is pettiiig nearer to the world. The last news she received was by the partially laid cable and the remainder of the way' by steamer. 4t wrvn't be long before the citizen can sit at his breakfast table and read in his morning paper what vv York had for dinner that same day. t-j A II 1 a 12o3 St. pire of The Season's most Brilliant Success A positive triumph Universally Endorsed by all patrons of the drama Proclaimed one of the Lest Plays of the century.

Prices 25, 3s, jjOc DECEMBER 1st Horrid Hall in ii. v. r.s mows Great Piny The greatest Comedy of the Century. Wed. Dec.

3rd. Sam Morris -AS- Moses Levi, Iu me tremendous ceuic Production The Peddler's Clilliil. A play cf every day life. See Dewey, 11 HtN Cist Ever 9 Presented WE WERE TWENTY Nat (1 I Goodwin's UlMw Great Play i io Bay Sunday morning, has been chartered to take 180,000 bushels of oats for the Cargill elevator to Buffalo, at a rate of ljj cents per bushel. The Cargill people expect two or three other propehers to load and clear be fore the close of the grain season for reeu Bay which will be Dec.

5, wheu the marine insurance expires. The William Edwards cleared yes terday. Public Notice. Concerning the dedication service of the irsl JJ. E.

cnurch. 1 would like to call attentiou of all th se who are anning to attend the dedicatory services tomorrow to the unusual hour of the morning service, viz 9:40 instead of the usual hour of moron wosh Also permit a suegeslion: The judications are that the services ill be largely attended throughout the entire day. lu order that the best accommodation be provided for nil, I old like to suggest tha1 sm children, if hey attend at all, plan come the afternoon service rather than to either the morning or evniig mett- lUgS. AlATTHEWj. TRENKRY, raster.

Sunday night "Calilortiia" few pl tys before the public have met with more rraise. A.