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Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 5

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JTHg JftmnflvM DAILY GAZETTE. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11 PERSONAL MENTION. PURCHASE AGREEMENT IS REACHED BY CITY WITH WATER COMPANY MILLER HAS HEARING ON BURGLARY CHARGE TEN IN ACCIDENT ON SPEEDING BOB ON FOURTH AVENUE So Said The Abused Stomach-- "There it jroes again. JtiBt look at his installment that fellow has sent town far us to work up.

It this isn't the limit. -and chunks. What are teeth nr if a man won't use them? Ann this stuff is. fairly poisoned "with ATTACKS SHIP BILL IN BELOIT ADDRESS lJoapil. Chi-" ALLEGED HOLD-UP OF EDGERTON MAN LEADS TO SUSPECT'S ARREST tiii n'norat sue 'underwent a.

success- State Has Strong Evidence Ag. Alleged Robber of McCue Flat Decision on Friday. Anton OlsonI 524 Milton avenne 01 BodReville in thi3 clty Coasting Mishap Occurs at Bridge When Sjteerer Looses Momentary RMS UNDER WHICH PLANT WILL BE TAKEN OVER ON APRIL 1ST. HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED. Strong evidence was introducer! by Dlstrlct Attornev DiinwirtrHn.

tnv ihi Control of Sled Earl H. Winters was severely in- i ip.tll& preliminary hearing of I Miller, charged with A. J. Frame, Waukesha Banker, Urge Ship Subsidy A Method of Building Up Merchant Mrfne. fSV' 11- Attacking the BhSp purchase bill now pending before the fi, t'i- Stales snale as socialistic in the extreme and urging a ship du'j-Bldy as the best method of buiidinr StaiCB, liVnmn Wba.i,.

jured and nine others of. a bobload or bobload of ten young people oaoiy sruLker. 1111 Tiii- ue.snests isea more or iess when the swiftly "ILL IHftL UVtK BUNDS: turned" "CSS They were I'm EOlng on a strike ami that- will tntike him sit up and take notice" Moral "You can abuse a patient tnomach about so long and then v0u wiil hear something drop." Get your teeth put ia order terms are very reasonable. My work is right. DR.

P. T. RICHARDS (Over Rehbere's.) ncterson, stae a a tiraaneu mo tne wute steel Orunng the night time, in municipal tip morning. Jttdse id deferred his decision on the petition at Attorney Dunwlddie to hold Miller -or trial until tomorrow morning. In the hearing this morning Miller was represented by Attorney a Cunnlnguain.

Testimony vas given by J. W. McCue to the. effect that the last night before the Beloit en o'clock last eventne- Johnson of The injured: IMMnortaUnn .22 and foreign trade of Police Investigating Charges of Alleged Robbery of Sum of Meney From Daniel Brown Last Evening. Daniel Brown, an Edgerton saloon proprietor, who came to Janresvilla Wednesday on business, was picked up by the police shortly after eight-thirty last evening on Mineral Point avenue, between Jackson and Franklin streets, in response to a telephone call to the police station that a man was lying unconscious on the walk At the station he waB identified aa bSinb-ut a Search o( clothing and 0BB revealed no money.

of Brown wfco arrived at the Chlef Champion that aVlea cnsiderahle -had heen linking and they wished him cared for. RmJ Hiari winters, 512 Hickory street states, especially in South America. City Will Assume Outstanding Bonds of S1B6.500. ard Pay Balance in Cash. Bondholders' Suit Dismissed.

itUleKal in the way of city ownership of the Janesville Wa Vnedayne3S tlB Mrs. M. M. Norton of Desplaiaes the SUt of friend'" head and face badly lacerated. Uncon- J' ramp declared that ei ship purchase bill Vi'itic in, iifl tcndenr.v unrf ri-.

and bruises. reason. He declared that in. ois, where she'will Mrs. Howard Dewev, 443 Bluff street.

Ieft foot and ankle Injured. Foot bone3 may be broken. Knee bruised, Howard Dewey, Minor bruises. Miss Adelf Rogers, bad shaking up Clippers carried one-T'Vlr. i 16 loM world's tonage, tho il ri Brlwin.

rd, D'V'-. artjl.rl..-. purchase agreed v.p-th city and the water and arrangements perfected according to which the citv will lake 1st property on APril Conferences between the officers of the rtrriiKiny and city officii ,1 ion o8rSroV1Tia.atlncn of Soulh vis-5? lB the friends in days Atklnson' Wisconsin, for a lew The ladies of the G. A. R.

Circle WBt-. nls Property that was stolen while he was asleep at his home on North High streeL The paper money was identified aa being of the sanm denomination. One convincing; point was that a Canadian half Pocket-piece was listed ffiong the money. Mrs. J.

W. McCue i to finding the elotliea of her husband in the bath room of the flat on her return after eleven o'clock, and and bulbs bad been loosened so that the -Id not be turned on. It was proven that a small electric light globe that was found on Miller was similar to the one removed from the socket in the bath room. This evi- It, 1 Ln auch a condition last that Glen street, minor hrirtaec: their great merchant marine" I pointed out that, the United State tonnage and that until m. ui "irtBinea last evening at 1 1 1 1 ll last few days have been he cool 1 the 'police but mtlf hi rB, b70na aLal'ne that when Ma- W.

Akin. South hi. i hrliisine 18551915 $f- Nearly sixty years of safe banking- is the First National's record. We invite your business on the strength of this record. Oui new banking office and complete equipment enables us to render REAL banking service, as In tBmB d.ve:i.

xv. "SSTrS a had collected i witness fees" and William, John and George Keating, minor lacerations and bruises. Winters, the worse injured, lies today at his home In a precarious condition. He was thrown against the heavy cement block and suffered in nnrf rtirJS at esta-blished Ins on the Allegory of. the -Flag," had been drinking in various "ind 5irectef routes with and Irene Irish tmve i' wflcf 'he action of ii- o.

ii a wnt- wniioay in the bi dropped 3 at viYt tribute to thi loons aoouc Lhe city. American intoresia liste of Lincoln and his birthday. The Later the nolice rntj that compete itb BuropHS house was decorated" with n.n juries to his head. He has a bad cut. ne city will scf.loJ with the wa- over one eye and has also a large point' that the state hai in Jfn tne basis or 2," at which souvenir postals of Lincoln the Miller guilty.

The theft of the silver-1 number of lesser' lacerations about head and facn. 1 "-r nxf-tl i.y tlie ead wiro was renewed Patrolman tjinj outstanding bend's amounting' ttf 51 Hon that Brown had been seen in company with three local youths going up North Franklin street earlilr in the evening. From the description to VethBCapl8ln Wok inning wSS McKlnney, on South Mam street, at one ov.ior ul moniing and placed him undo, arm Kinney was still stupefied from hooks the'cTzette and receive 3V4c per pound Sih. as to the. arrest of Miller at the Chi-cage and Northwestern railroad sta-'107 shortly after the robbery, and Instead Jinuiuii tue stolen watch an bond issue he necessary jO.

a municipal ee.jtn will now raise but i.tmu fsn -It is nnlertaan jns fjunj-i'y-''. Tn "shirt at-i denied all knowledge of theVffafr, Thia fiosK assisted Mrs. AkInS'in ent'erjkta- Tole and M5S Emina Pb avenue have gone to Miea Fred Koebelin of Prospect avenue entertained-a ladies' club this aft-eriioon The guests played 500 illiana Chesbro of. Beloit was a neada, vlsitor in neaville on Wed- Ray Voung Monroe. Wisconsin was i in city on Wednesday on busl- hat the MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK.

however. Winters and the other young men were alternating at steering the bob-load oil ten people. They had been on the hill for over an hour atnd with other coasters were having much amusement. On the trip which ended in the mishap Winters was steer- From what could he learned today from the members-of the party he either evidently lost momeutaj-v control when Main street was reached or something happened which threw the long sled out of its course. Just as the railroad tracks were passed the bob slewed and mounting the approach, r.ear l.hn iVnn raHre Poceman Charles Dick- questioning, he admlUed thit he 1 had nsoii verified A.

hired, I 1 1 11 1 cavida ennmanv 3 ON SAVINGS, 'deCne' company intends to appeal from the Decision or the on the (tin 1 i if taken, will he heard before the re court ei coare re-1 involve only the question oi ter i par. at ndim; that $26dOOO is an insufliciee: t. If the eeart nhrntd tr.cn 'ae tee mony of Albright, who looked the e-uoi nnuilair up a the lewelry store the timepiece was bought. 1,. Barry.

arrested the same The First National Bank E- Hill of. Madison" is a Janesville visitor toiia; FAIRjTORE Special Safe of $1.95 $2.45 Shoes Second floor. Women's J3.5I) patent leather new 6 WHh gTay Clth top! Women's sa.fio Tatrnf iv 'sin, uEiui-e tne roooery, told of lis. a companion or Miller's oe the fohn Hann of Burlington, Wisconsin, if-hf16 tatef lustrade 'plate." The" 1855 1 business in this ia speeding the djv citv. -roin utactno where thev mel Barry stated that tbnv wro tn '-a eeruiair.raoi-..

tne city will have to 7av such sun-, in t.o iir.ts.rna Tne contention in the landholders' an, v.av- ull. "'talttv ic.v eaalrt not Jiffierr unars ltl etar a Ui fhW back and slI6ttly to left of this w.iy. wpodara of Milwaukee is the front sled Intr me impact nt -J t.ptace Riven orior to lis uaasaae yille Tor rour duys, during which time they shoveled coal for Mr. Williams and received four dollars apiece for Lnelr labors. When the two left Ev-ansville they had but three dollars v1.nt?rs forward against I i irtr i that the railrcr alon had no teanty t-a ararr an determinate mi badly cut.

several weeks in Gingham" they had taken Brown to the pice" where he was found so he would sJniVhe hands, and that he had brought planks from the yiT er ta plRce under the man so he would not get wet. He gave-a description of one of the Rrnl vl3C himself and Hfle amt0 McKlnney Identified Sager as the man when Wught atation, and alleged that when he went to the-Iumber vard to get planks he left Sager and the other man by Brown's side, and that when he came bach he accused Sacer Browa's money, and also that Sager placed Brown's keys back In his poctet and struck him, be sccused of Sager denied the. charge, but was not questioned. He admitted havini? been with Brown in company with others in the Bergdoll saloon, nn lee merteaapf! ita franaiaa, The other members of the ifttat iter a ion eaala a. were thrown forward in every ditpl party tvans or this city was a busi- Mrs.

Dp.wevs rni- ness visitor in Kdccrton aay. while the -vatiaa ntji-ot passed until July, injured atid today it is rrnt knnu.11 lie Ladies' Aid of (ho Baptist at2 SP bUttOD SheS' Sa1ter Women's $3.50 gun metal button shoes in plain or tipped toe. Cuhun Protection Against Cheek Raising The New Era. check writer and Pro- most olliciaoit. and lurabif wrltfi- tm the market, and nip -'-V-C0 of its' 5 value will be given for the O.

E. Wixom 909 Schoof phcne Bell 1210. written on the New Era absolutely cannot be raised. church held an all day meeting for warli Wr-dneadny. All of 11, ia nreerat ahjaaiir.ent.

e--ral an rl 1 1 en a arc ivaiv.el y-f i near r-raaes aa t'a- ueel, at $2.45. Women's sa.sn HTiPd -v Cherry street Mr. Dewev. today bn'iBed' Waa ia tr3a not lajured aside nfS a hrwises. This was true rLJf aJld t1.

and Will, John and although all were Tlfe when forard cording to the witness. Barry-Stated he was with Miller at the Chicago, Paul 3tation n-td le.en o'clock the night of the robbery when Miller left him. Broughton, city. marshal at closed the teaUmony of the Mate ir.tii the evidence that the two men were in that city 011 the dates given in their testimony. No attempt was made to question regard.

ns the hiding of tin- sr. verware, which it iB alleged Miller stole as be was not placed on the stand, the heariug baing but a proce duce ,0 prove there ia sumcient evidence to hold him for a jurv trial. Millor was fiOmmlttAri tn tlio in Chicago of several days by the council tne a e.aa a a a I Roberts, of North Idair aire. a Franklin street. Neither McKlnney tip toe at $2.45.

Women's $3.00 black velvet button shoes in Cuban or low heels, at is Women's $3.00 tan calf eidn 01? brown vici kid button ehoes, ln Cubaa or low heels, at $1.95. Girls' S3 ,00 gun metal button hoes in military or low heels, at $1.95. or Sager had anv mnnev Fisher is a violinist of note, and is completely dwoljBWthe tounng the state with the Lyle Con- r.3ntJ, and 'destroyed the Inr meir pei operated in thi oily ball, and tho 'v' 11 aa business proposition and not n-ivrai ry witn -ierel alt" rvvtri, i' sons when searched bv the Brown stated to thf nni board whinn a erf tiollce. ay he had lost the money, how mnnir hJ st. drawn out The hill has been covered with ire for near.lyT the whole of Silvlu eentrov araica 1 1 wr a hun- jail again and Barry will be held as a dred dollars, and auinonueB are wit 'ia is Possible 1 witness.

There was a large eallerv is of siti? hrlC Tte i prPeni 'hear. tJl testimony 5 new for fh ih'rH of the ..,1,1, sj.ou ureas shoes in patent Vf un 0T, caI aho. in tton or lace style, ot $2.45 Patent cole, emi mPii ve miles bit "lon naS oeen unaute to I ec ayya eirn.uecra 1, consulted i.ntl haa approved 'of the terms of the purchase agree- gain any trace HO.MiSTRR.-Xfiw tires, i- li North Academy streat. tno that, escorted Brown to ihe place where he was found. One other suspect, who had been drinking with him was taken to the police station but released after being questioned.

While no warrantR hart w.n Hfil'' -''cNaught of South Mam street will entertain the University ciu i on Friday afternoon at o'clock. H. Taylor of Orfordville web a Janesville visiter on Weiinosday Edward Brown of Rockford is spending a few days in Janesville. Miss Vera Hough of South Division sr.reet is ln.tae from Beloit: Ccllece for a vacation. Hasltitis of Milwaukee avenue dr.a bought the home of S.

J. ioitalirrae.i, are diilavauker avenue Will am Kiar or 1, oenie anrpi.oaan is directed loward Barry, but no Car he has denied knowh shoes in button or lace style, at $44. Men's t3.50 work shoes, extra haivy $2 45' blSCk Ekl11' wnich sleds edge of the valuables un Miner two which will be in the trial by many chances taken fram vehicles on Uie streets. SomntimAs coasters have. eorn- key-ricks were found introduced as evidence the state.

FOR S.M,E-At ten n. p. Blancharri, street, on Sjtnrdav for up to three o'clock, both the chief police and district attorney were mak- inr. a iheiaa.er. 1.1.

Ue residence of -'o. 03 Lincoln fternoon. 1 will the household VALLEY OF MEUSE A SCENE OF CONFLICT Mens medium weight work shoes la or black ealf akin at 1.M. Little Gent's 1,1.1, 1,1 being held eee.e, alee eii y. earee e.aia- for further questioning.

It. was leaixed i to 1-95- tne 9treets are left un- IMaeaa lev.v e.e ata, war the yucst of relatives in Suardod ft ami that Brown made lhe. rmimtc H1 lace shoes in black or I ere 1 li ear. at'fe-' 1 t.o take them. Mr tan ekin, size 1 to 14, at Blsnchard VDltti cater on'mnj wara At two this afternoon, was brought court and held for trial, the date being set.

for February 16. H's bail was allowed to remain at S800." TAXPAYERSPROTEST OILING ASSESSMENT ture oh thi frac- local saloons Wednesday, and that the last place he was known to have been was the Bergdoll place on Franklin street, from which place he was taken tD the place he was. found some time etf'f- -f 1J of Sr I.awrcnce ooe.e.e ined Cooking Club this afternoon at her home. Fred J. Jlyhr is cor.

lined to his home on Glen street with the grippe auaic Saturday after- Famous Battleground for' Over Two Centuries of Warfare. The valley of the Meuse river, ex-tendlnB through Prance, y.o.raa:, aae Ireland, aa and down r. tv.e, theaaand a-aara of in te 0,1 It tee. warfare has been waged, forms the subject oi a' statement given nut 'iey ay the Xat.caiai eeoarapllic clei.y: "Above every other valley, that of 'he an- haa heeeine alidetlell. ret eeca on Ida eieeac drr-great battle of the war broke forth, and the blazed and reared: 'hine tie aa, rd o-e eald, ay 1 air-eini dl- Lodgo No, 14, Property Owners Seek Refund From City of Evansville in Action in Circuit Court.

Taxpayers in the city of Evansville contend that aseesBmi nts for n'linir rf tic rknt street. Inquire at house. 2-f L-tf rt 1 1 1 1 iLta '''00 freir leiidOa W.U ttitcreat ay atldreaalng ad care ClazejUe. 27-2-ll-St -Store NoTTs "SoTiF a garage Ln rear. L.

R. Treat r' o'etaie A'nite ITdlde iENT OB SALB-Ona usedl I Fischer Piano. Give the. boy education. H.

F. yui. i3 sr. 36-2-1 FoH SALE OR RENT One aTdadriy ifed upriBtht piano, Russell burgaiii for K. 'd-e-ti "a-v-n-rit "is" cut nutTjon sboea in -ua Sr.V.' "1Ce A fu Line of Rubber, at Children atorai.

rubbers, 6 to Girls' storm rubbers. 11 to 2, at 4c. Women's storm, rubbers, also thai heellese rubbers, at 58c. 5vf 11 t0 2l at 6Sc; 2H t3 Men's rolled edye sandals, at 90c. 3le Wrk rub" Children's 1-buckle overshoes, ta 11H at 75c; 1114 to at 85c Boys' 1-bucklo overshoes, 11 to i al 80c; 2 to 5 at 1.O0.

Women's 1-buckle overshoes m.t eo SPRING FLOOD CAUSES STREET MEN TROUBLE from L. Wane carrying hie best wishes to the members of the lodge was read. Mr. Waiie, who formerly Uovd at Alton, moved to Oliforn.a seevral years ago, seeking a better climate, sa his health was failing, and local. al a.t Mi Vdaite is now at the id.

w. A. sanftatanm Colorado. wVr he is receiving special medical treatment. The Care of Your Estate the streets in 1313 were illegally mad-a and Beek to secure a refund of their money in all to $3,318 43 an action brought by H.

3. Pease aa a any air tin enaa tlirn Into France. Arro-tra, the day by ear aa-cdia-- should be placed in the hands of experts. No matter how carefully ,10 property owner, ay, ft. tv of Evansville, in the circuit Judge Grlinm heard testimony in the case this afternoon.

The "i.o. nr a aims that there was no petition Cor "1B oversnoes at efc. .11 in AT K. presented to the city council Cded. which ordered the ura done upon its le.

122 own initiative. Tho- riot jruui win may oe matte, its provisions may be neglected and virtually nullified if its administration is left to inexperienced or careless hands. The quality of personal friend id da Commissioner Goodman Had Larpe Gang of Men Opening Gutter Intake, to Care for Flood Waters. of tlle sfeet department flFht against the over thl ltat to spread the citv Thl8ri ine mtj The start ohLuned Tties-day In c.eanlng of the sewer Intakes steam traction en 'l ded the work checking s'1 water, which sweeps ur thwnlrtter? irl 'ense vol a'- o. Ahere rue crosswalk gutter hrei-a' eficrtr are still r.agiay en Is 1 i.na;r Naiear.

i'jinant. Civet dedaa. ami fit. each name recently become familiar ta a ear rlraana al: lie alcar. Its rr ndae I eat nude: -laanj lae air ise.

1 rises in F-arice, flows northTtrfi through Belgium, crosses the Dutch t-eniier. peey, west wan! thro lab Holland, and empties mtn th North Sea. Its Jonv to aea in one of nles uf hlcli -160 arc navigable FOk SALE bh' ere- head d' wrrk hr raea, Members of Carroll council, No. 569 1 1 1 fl 1 11 1 and lady friends to the number of two Oiie.re-J wsrr last at the lodges' quarters in the Jackman btock lor the supper and musical entertainment of the Knight's lecture course. J.

Pamell Egan of Chicago a ship is no assurance of competent i siddy plow and one vl ooii'da Eell, 1084; Tt. (', biaak lS-2-U-2t. r- RENT steum heat erf' made that the Evansville streets are not Improved highways and are therefore not subject to the oiling treatment according to the state law ou the subject. The assessments have pal(l and thc "action 1st brought to secure a refund of the vVJ Lester C. Manson of Milwaukee was nin at -attorney and City Attornev Richmond assisted by O.

A. bestreich and Avery, had the case of the defend the main attraction French department Haute near 'he Monte Ti-niinllloc n-Ti cjogged the water vir. Bftan's nnmh Main. crosses ihe Dsnartrrenti Vnivoi hlghl. eastny and rendered Meuse.

Ardennes into Belgium ncir suotl ama nner brought forth en administration. When you want a suit of clothes you go to a tailor. For the same reason you should entrust the care of your estate to specialists, The service of this company can be absolutely relied upon under OTiiiu, iiui um-Bra mm iinuann near: imani oianoney cakr-d marks and entertalnori 1 INVESTIGATE MYSTERIOUS ODenine- nn thr, Maes. Mass, 01 excellent nnecdotCEi. DEATH OF LUMBERMAN along its course Mens Mertsede.

"The valiev of the Jteuse fo- aws has been a channel for the ehh and inan and Ph-IJP BllC street the clogging 0 npl.f'tC work, and the In, -ness of the open ditch on "Goose 'ey caused the water to back down thB Etret for se cac- Tht engine. was used there this morn! 1 Henry Picotte, V-'sh, 'oi; county nit rtef-dny. There Ik" 1 ar hack ef dla and clear th ditch down rlveri The commissi are seeking ail conditions. The cost is very reasonable. You are invited to consult us.

The Rock County Savings Trust Co. THE BANK FOR SAVINGS. F. H. Jackman, Geo.

Thomas, Sec. ine rignt. to construct concrete now 01 armies, might be sain to drain one vast, historic battlefield. Caesar pursued its path Into the unknown, barbaric North. The wild Teutonic tribes pressed down between its banks toward the wealth of Rome.

Christian Europe has been settling its differences along the valley of tap Meuse by Force of arms down to the present day. "In the Forest of Ardennes, the Meuse flows through a country rich In romances of Chnrlomringe. Vine-lands and hop-E-ardens lie further ewBr under the railroad embank 3 6c pkgs. Crackers 10c 3olid pack Tomatoes, can i2c Bani Flush, can 5 boxes Birdseye Matches for 20o 10-lb. sk.

fine Table Salt 10c Yellow Onions, pk 26o 3 lbs. Jumbo Salted Peanuts for 26c lbs. large Head Rice. 7 lbs. dry Pop Corn Dustbane for cleaning car.

pets, can 200 3 pkgs. Bird Seed 26c 3 pkgs. Minute Tapioca 28c 3 pkgs, Mince Meat 360 BUMORNER BROS. Deliveries made to any part of city. Both phones.

Anes Weber of Wisconsin street gave a short talk this morning to the members of one of the Civics era tn The Civic league Jnnes-ville, Her address was Instructive other two civic classes. ment which mild remedy the drain age evils in this aea rt I iroa If aea I 1 1 hit bj a ray bv SOme "-e's r.llr, an.a 'ar i of aa.adaalal-aai-; 'chigan nrn 1 I CI, a circumstances indicate murder agreement has yet been Thlnk Before Yon Spend It Helps You To Save. You can do without many little things luxuries. Economy in spending will Increase your surplus. A few saved systematically will soon grow into hundreds.

We pay 3 per cent on savings, interest payable semi-annually. We invite your small or large. Bower City Bank rn-oroan ccmpanles. As the water comes off their most, of right-of- i.open sa'iafar. BRIEF LOCAL NEWS.

JSD bc ma for along ils hanks, and it washes great industrial cities, gathering to Knights Templar: Janesville Corn- fl ater of this district direct indery No. 2 meets in stated con-! 1, ihe rtver- river is as ive tonittht. Wnrt- 17, high as now. the ditr.b Temple. Visiting fraters corrttiiC sroet cordially ri, o.

nuently the water is iorccd bacic down the- street. e. f. Regular meeting of Janes- irkl tills morning at ten o'clock -11 the a-tiea, raaf and i.cai- at la tory antl furnace waste. Finally.

It drifts through the ftatlands of Holland, supplying the numerous canals which hazily divide the plains. Here and there. S3 between Naratir and Liege, it cuts a narrow passage between wcoded hills and cliffs, their difficult sides dotted with pretty villas. Just before reaching the sea, the inse. Hiere the Maas, divides, en branch flowing west, and the oth- ville Association No.

171 un- uackspn street, across the ui 111a parents, ftlr. antl James Flaacriy, 11 North Jack-street. Father Mahpney of St. Pat- ad" the ttt era will please present. Ed, O.

take notice and Smitli. Secy. it. accumulates at the crosslnn the drains rr wV j7 F. M.6 BrKt, necoine elnpaaa a 1 North Frank street the water goes down 3 to emDV Notice: The Ladles' Aid of the Presbyterian church will meet ft th chinch parlors Friday afternoon at two oclock.

Lincoln Memorial Exercises: ill ex-soldiers and their families and th" cast rtotterdnm- at. fhe, "Hnnk nf Wol- snout a'p. open ditch into a boxed down thn on tbe street. Connectit Announcement On Saturday, January 13th. we land.

"In the hegltinipe; of Its course, the valle.v of the Meuse is a wide mead- ft. thnn broolta ItKPlf n. rnrcte. members of the Wo PURE are Invitee to attend e' Lincoln mortal services at the G. A.

R. hall imnay evening, 12, at Ight LOCAL BRIEF ITEMS. xo talent cotcruUnment of the tiere lecture course. Friday cven-Fcbranry 12, Congregational ft. Shopiere.

l'. die id -Dean Lumber Compauv, M. Nelson, Command fringed with broken, tangled banks. There is a wealth of scenic beauty along; its way. Chateaux, castle, cottages and farmsteads SDTini.de the valley, thrtugh far iiiore thicklv than these evidences of the living are clustered the resrunrt from Fish Friday Like Bluefish? We have it.

Any size chunk you wish, 20c lb. Some very fine fresh Mackerel. Sliced Halibut. Sliced Salmon. No.

1 Trout. Dressed Whitcfish. Fresh Cocktail Oysters. Fresh Finnan Fresh Smoked Whitefiah. 3 Smoked Bloaters, 10c Wge White -Salt Mackerel, 35c.

oSlibked Boned Herrint', Cod Cutlets, 2 lb. lox 45c Boned Cod, 1-lb. box 2t Cod Chunk, 22c lbi, Dedrick Bros. ",111 me proposed sewer on North thisewateret 'S advocated to car for of an ordinance to have the telephone poles elimln-dj0? 'J16 aln streets is emphasized during the nresent tbaw. for the poles forced the water from onJ the streets, where it collects In pools on the ear tracks By opening, -draitiB- frem'the sidewalks to the'guttera, the nropertv hTWnhrtBt Catl hae their sidewalks kept In better condition.

Much of the snow and Ice has been removed during the day and conditions he ttas oeen succeeded Jan Lumber Company and all ac- i. I Vi' hisiovlc WONDERFUL SALE Most wonderful sale we've ever offered. Bargains in every department that will save you much monev you ihenT tD take adTantae ot T. P. BURNS, u.e j.c lormer company must cidatel on a hill het.ween this river ins its largest tributary.

At Dlnant, Philip the Good, Duke will have a demonstration of NATIONAL BISCUIT PRODUCTS. A special representative will be with us and you are cordially invited to visit our store and sample these celebrated pure food products. We will have: special prices for this day only. Bluff St. Grocery Bobbins Schaller, Props.

11 North Bluff atraet. We wish to thank our friends and i)rProveS greatly by thia method'. could- MILK JANESVILLE PURE MILK COMPANY reiaiiTes tor ine mnaness and sym-nathy shown at the time-cf the rtonin i Burgundy, is said to have caused ee People to be drowned in Its waters. But the river has long since forgotten the gocd Duke's sprightly slaughter In a present time more stirring, more titanic and far more costly in 1 e-ie will 1 1 of -Vo. 4 OS.

R. N. tor.i.td- at elu.i rooms at the usual hour. -anesvllle Art League holds its mooting i'riday afternoon at hall. clearing sale over attempt-('llK'' Tlie prices are 01 lowtiesa.

Come at once and bargains of your life. Don't T. P. BURNS, of our son and brother. Also for the oeaumui norai onenngs.

cash at the. Gazette office. and Mrs. Jas. Flaherty and family.

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1845-1970