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Chicago, 10. 6ebr. SdWeine: 3ufubr
28OO, SerieuouHg feline; Breiie uariirteu
;miideu 1925 uuo $5.lO.-JluoUieb: GU
iubr 1900, &erien0uu9 feline; Yrciie UOriir=
len ,wijhcu $3.50 uno SC. - Shaaie:
3uiubr 1900, Sericn0uHg feline; Breiie Uaris
irten 3wiideu $3.50 uuo $3.50.
ct. GouiS, 10. Sebruar. - ShUeiHe: I:
.3uiubr 28OO, Serieu0uug 1000; Breiie oaria
irten $3.50 uno $4.95.-JtiHouieB: 8uiubr
1000, &ericnOuug 100; Yreiie Oariirten 3Wls
idlen S.. 90 NIB 5000. - S6aaie: 3umbr
300, gerienOuug 1900; Yreiie Uarttrten 5ruis
den 1925 Uno $4.0O.
@af 2ibcrtp Benn., 10. 6ebruar.-
)linb0teb: 3uinbr 26G, Serienoung go;
Freiie oariirten 3pii6eu 1915 uno 5000
Sdmeiue: 3uiubr Serienoung $500;
greiie Oariirtsn Stuiideu$4.OO unO S5.1O.-
5doufe: 3ufubr 42OO, SerienOuug 1000;
Greije OGriirten smIi6en 1926 uno S4.O9.
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0cnera! 2SolieIcD ii6er G:nertfA1
:tifG,c 8ener6le.

Gbicago, 10. Scbruar. - Der 8rief,
meld)eu @encrul goro gSolielep laut elmer
bier per6fientidten Spe;ialoepei6e an cine
beireunoete 8ame III Gi6monb, Sa., ge=
id)riebeu babcn ioQ, lautet, pie fOIot: ,Nteiu
iucrtbes SrGulcin Sir ibreu giittgeu Srief
bin i'd Sbncn iebr bantbar, ruie au9 fitr Die
barin entbaltenen mertbuOllen 4utograpbel.
Sd babe itOn lett ldnserer 3eit Srtefe ber=
oorragenber @eronen geiammelt, bod mar
eS min INNER iebr if)Wer, Die 6anoifriften
Der groBen Wdnner auf Sbrer Sette oe8 at
lanttiden gteereS 3u erlangen. SD babe III
meinem 2eben nur 5luet 6elOen getannt, unO
etuer 6erielben iit @cueral RObert 6. Gee !;
Sic fGnnen iif allO penten, tpie ipertb i6 Ell
nen ieiner 8riefe baIte. SD CLAUDE, peun
Die 3eit Die crbitterten geioenidaften oe8
9torben8 beidnitigt bat, luiro @eneral Gee ais
Der 9r6Bte @eneral anerfanut lperoeu, ben
Sic je gebabt babeu, unb ais Elm Yariot,
ben MN 2S0lbing;On allein iiberragt. Stone=
nell SadiOA babe ih uur oberhd6lid) ge=
tarnt; ietn Same wlro glei6fal5 emig in
Der amerifanii9eu @eid)ld)te lebcn, tpeHu
Der beS Sorlt. Il. g. @raut ldugIt oergeiien
iein pirO. Dies lit menigIten5 meineTei6eis
ueue InfdJt bon ieneI Wdnncrn, luie bieielz
ben einem nnbetbeili9teu, Don nahonalem
&orurtbeil nid)t befangenen Serfol9er Der
militGriid)en @eid)id)te erd,einau. gSolielep." d"
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ONic fttnti fidi irrc,t fnttft.

Sterling, Sis, 10. Sebr. = Gin in
terefanter SeweiS oafiir, mte Der Menitb t9
irren fam, iuurbe bier geliefert. Sor unges
fGbr fiini MOnaten wurOe nGnlli1 ein iunger
SrlGnber, NamenS Sames NoOnan, ami Sic
Seiteus zines iungen oeuti9eu 0tdo6eus
9sgen i'm erbobene 2lni6nlOigung uerbaftet,
ser &ater hires neugebOrenen ainOe8 81 iein.
3as Mdb9en ifpOr bod unb tbeuer, OaB
nur giOOnan fir ibren 3uitano uerantwOrtltd
iei, unO buB iie nur nit Inn llmgang gepiOs
gen babe. Der Hibter iiberluie8 oaraui ben
angefla9ten Der 6aft, I'M gSeitereS ab3uwar-
ten. gefern CAB MN Oas ltao9eu eiHem
fleiueu @eltbiirger Ous 2ebeu, weldler INFO
fern Die llni9ulO be8 llngetlagten sur Gui=
beng na6peiit, ais er Die 3wetfeloien 0tert=
male afrtfauiider 4bItammung Sur S4au
trGgt. gioonan, Oeisn lluidulO 10 gldu;eno
su Gage trat, miro nuumebr aus Der Inter
fudungsbaft entIaiieH weroeu. Die iunge
SHUTTER beharrt iibrigenS troe 9l1eoem uuO
aqeoem barauf oaB gtoOnau Ser Sater ibreS
SiuApS ipi
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Die notwithstanding tn Ielps
Sr{cnttS

Rew Srleaus, 10. 5ebruar. - 0aS
beutige 6auptereigniB uUi Der gBeltauS1el
lung beitauO in Der Gr0fiuuug Der 5abre8
periammIuug Der pSunmUOuphau;er Ras
tional aIiociatioH" in ser DmftbaQe. 9a5
groBe GcbduOe, welbeS SiBraum fir 10,
GOO Meniden eutbdlt, mar nit SeiuderH &c.
iiiIIt
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9roieiIor Ca. 0OualoiOn bertdtet TN
2ouiSpiGer Sentudp, Courier z3ourHal, ." taB
er a6Gebn SABRE al rbeumatil9eH Sbmer'
sen geIitten babe un0 jebHtGuieH0 Dollars
uuuiiter g8eiie ausgegebeu babe. Na4Oem
er bic beiten Aerjte gebrautt, bic beriibmte=
fen gaeer uno Die Oeri6leOenlten eleirIi9en
2lpparate uuo 6eilmittel Obue Griolg aHge=
maHbt babe, madte er siuen Seriud nit gSt.
9atob's Gel" melfes ibu Oollitanot9 mleoeT
heritelIte.
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gHirf Dein @elo ni6t meg; ionoern taufe,
peuu On elm aute8 eminent brauaf, nSal.
pation.Sel." 9tur 25 Gents. 1867
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vVN9~FWNSF y
Observation-Disclosures y, eSn IBpu@


Ncilmuttet, ociicn 9titduot0cie uugcrovoentube
mehiMNdt Gl9gnld0Itcn paben, UcleHtlih iur Gsts
ntAuHS oG9 ntongcbrotlencn uH0 trhopften e5rs
Per", oQ$ cine lGEClle, GHgeHebme eitugre
StlGn6IuH9 uHb ouueruoe peluHg 9cpd6rt.
Die 9aut
ntyo t0r uHo loon, ndtloem man 6aS SarIapariItoE
eiIilgc age aeOrdudt pat. Sld9tel, ,Snntn, Dltts
e'lcr uHo NUUdUSlhlule lUcr6cu bCItgt, gBunbeu
uuo StiWUurt ulsOulO gcbclt. gSey OII StrOpbelH,
au5ldldgCn 0cr &ugcu, 0ty Mun0es, Der S6reu,
Seiuc GetlC uuo Sruleu le0ct, mtlue Ausibl1de
fd entmt0cr Uon ungcbeIlten &ranfbciteH ODER pom
Gcbraude oCS AucdlubelS ooer d9cuOeu Sublimats
nugCiuulWdt Uuo ausgt6rctet bubeu, Tam ft1 auI
&cllang uerluicn, uCnu Der G5ebrdudl ocs Sarlapas
lillian cine genu9eno lOngt Seit iorQeiebt lUir0 JIM
cptH GlH5gut dIl 0cH Sl9dui5muS Su MAIDEN.
Gtnc Tl0Itc ron ocltm tnbdt mebr lUirtlame
&r5ECro1t, ols lcoes auoere UlIttc; Elm 39eeloffd
uol pom ocIem mint 10 Uic, Uie uu bis ietbs I1ee.
oigI Oou 0n6cren NlttcIn. 8ci4potbetern 3u ba6eH.
YrGi5 81 90 pro ElGi0e.
Or. 8aoWaB's rCgulircu0c VilleH,
oaS mdd)tige yCber= mo Dtagen Oeilmitte(.
B0li9 obuI Sei9eidmod, elegant nit IdBem 6ara
9lacut, pur9ren, re9ulireH, retn9en un0 trdjtl9su
oieleHtllen.
Ra6Wap's YiUen mr SeiIuns ouer Raasns,
Pe6cr=, Geodrue=, gcrCn un0 SlaienleseH, yteTusus
8rGutbstten, SopilUeb, iUeiblttn 8ehmerOen, U1ats
tgteit, glppctitm0ugeL 6drtltibigCit, 8eriiopfina
unper6auldtet, 2pspepiie, gaueUleOen, 6ie6er,
unterlcjbsCutihnouna, hdmOubotOeH uH0 dler Stos
ruueen Der 9ngeUe0e. Rcu UeletabIh, feius
SPur oon DltrtuT, UftHcraIten ooar lAdoliten Dros
81 glon beatlte fOIgerbe Spmptome pom srauF.
bciCu Der StroauungsOrgdne SCritopiunQ, nnerllhe
6dmouboloen, Slutmauun9 nad] Dem HOpie, SGUre
i'm YNgcu, uebctfet, SoobrcHnCn, Gfel Oor oem GIs
fen, Bio9enbriiden, aures auiitoBeH, fnfenOe o6er
hCbtr0e GmpfH0uHQ IN Der D(aQguQrl6e 8ebeu oe5
Sercus, erfdcn6es @eIGbI 6ei'm 9egeu, 5ledsu oo,r
Store uor ben Iuacn, Sje6cr uH6 oumpfe 5bmerseR
I'M aopie, Mon9c an au5oinituua, sel6es ausie8eE
Der Saut uuo Der Augen, Seltcnedleu, SdlmerSen In
Der @tuf uno IN oen e'lieoern, pIOGltle AHgUaauua
BON Sibe, Srenntn oeS StciidcS.
Glnige 8oicH Uon RGowaD's ViHen ncrbeu ben
Sorper 0ou 9uen ooeaenannteH SruntBeJten 6eiJeeH.
8rei5 25 @ent5 Die Sba6tel.
Sei alien ApOt6cttrll III babeu.
U1an Ieic: oi5 alto uHo 28a6r."
g1an itiCc eiHe 8rieimaIie an Raopan s. Co.,
Jtr. 81, g9QrreH=S GeiU= gorf.
Rs- 9Clebrung, Gauisnoe pom Dollars iUertb, rOtrS
6aflr 5u9eididt.
&u 0aS Bublitum.
Berouet ia nur JtOoUGp's uno udJtet 6arauf bas
Der Shame "RaOpaq" itt aui benz gstGuiten artitsI
hPfiufPt.
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Scr 6elOntnrff.

Stem mzDort, 10. 6ebruar.-6olgenoe
ftno Die SaluBnptirungen: @elo OHnete in
l-1t Yro5ent uno id)IOB 3u Rrojent. -
gtsrig2 9e$ifl 56i a.? 49, So 49, 8nf SO 552s
gationen =pfo;. 1O14 AT pros. 1929, 4.=prOj.
1921. - attien: @oams' 9rpreB 1872, Gens
trail Bacific 304, @bei.=SbiO 81, @rie I1s,
DO. 4rior. 21, Gafe-SbOre 6S5, RS. @ens
tral 38g, Rortb= =@eitern "a, 90. 8rier. 1891,
S6io-0lifi. 1G1, 90. GriOr. 20, Yittsburs
1864, SieaSiu9 II, Sod Ssianb 11Oi, lluicn=
8aciic SOL, @eFern Union 622.
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6uHt5t9 cents Die 6laide.
Sr. EGOWAD'S
SGrINparilgian &eIo4Demt,
nrt. nrnGc "

sur y etlung 0IItr
Observation-Disclosures, SrOpbelu, S6minb I.
lNdDt, Griiicneoen, @eidJWitre, dyronis
l4GnJtbtumatiSmlS ,3ioe, Jiisreu=,
8lalen un0 acknowledgements,
Gg2pcpite, yuugen- mo
&ebl yelOeH.
8 rCinj8t ou5 %iut UH6 itclt 0ie G5eIIu5aet uaA
NFv bsv
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Oencral Ooroou TOD t.
Gin @mtoaS TT q0artmm.
9iaGereS ijber Die &iuuabme jeuer Staot am
y. SanIur.
seerIt G9as. ssilfon im si@esestt.

Spcsationtn oeg S:ol!emsr am rotbeH %Reere.
-Sbr @Iurmdeu III cas- 5Hnsre bsiS,Ioiz
Isn.-3 3eItiG)IanS's @ntriitaus it6sr ,S!as
Iien's Ginuiii2ung. ng.-@in tuHisersr Ans
fGlIuB 5ram5reiGl'S on 9eHtidbIaaO.
2onoou, 10. Sebruar.-9ie eggpttidcn
gSertbpapicre, meld)e i'll ben lcbtcu gSod)eu
bcbeuten0 in 8reiie fieleu, iino III 6olge Der
energiiden DiaBuabmsn Der 9ts9ierung Wte=
Der etruQ5 geiticgeH. @roBe Tranoe bcrrldt
III Cairo itber ben @ntidluB beS brIttl6cn
SabinetS, cine Itarfe Sneitmadt uadj Sua=
finn Su Ididen. @tan gloubt, 6aB Die 3ur
yogalitGt 9tueigten StGmme iebtuid)t S0gern
perben, fi6 ben Sr;teu aniui6lieBeu, uuO
bic GrGfinrno 0cr 9ioute ltod) &erter miro
alS0ann nid)t ihmcr ieiu. 0rei 9iegimenter
oitinoiid)er SnIanterc nnb Elm 9tegtmellt Sa=
uaaTie mtroen in ben ndd)lteu SGgeu bon
Somban uadl GgDpten abgeben. Die nddbtz
lid)en 2lnorific aui bie britiid)e BoittiOu ;u
Suafim bQben ieit leetem 6reit0g arigeb1rt
Ssman 9i9ua lat 1000 Ntanu ieiner PIN
bduger bon 9l9ig naf &amai ;uriidgcruien.
General gtepbegate ruir6 bic Grpe0ttIou mad
Suatim befebligen, uno man ermartet, oaB
Die Speratioueu III iencr @egeno ungciGbr
an s. Wt1r3 beginner merOen.
arb" ais Calcutta uleloct, oaB ole britild)e
Iegicrun9 oeitern telegropbi6eu 8eicbl ;lr
GbleuGunQ eiuer Srigaoe Sepog8 uOn Sal
cutta, SitinNien, nOf gggpteu ididte, lpdter
jcbod ben SefeBl pleoer ritdgan9tg madte.
- 305 britiId]e Sricg8mtnlltertum bat cine
groBc GuautitGt lluiiormeH II. Iu8riiiuHg5=
@egenItdnoe beitellt, I'M 10000 gtCnn bon
Der 8eierUe Su jeber 3ett 81 BEN 28afiCu ru=
fen Ill t0nueu.
Geueral 2Solcleg enpfieblt, 0aB oa8 &ors
ritdeu bon SuQftm aus iuncrhab zines DO
hats beQiHne. gr ertldrt, cr iebe uidt elm,
marum bis ;um 6erbite oSer bis ;llr Goaeu=
bllug elmer @titubabn pou Suatim HadJ Ser
Der qemarcI merOen iolle. @eneral SNpbcu=
ION, @enerol Sormer un0 anoere YRlt0teoer
ocS 6rieQSratheS III Cairo opponlrcu icooh
allcr llcbereluHg nnO erfldrcn, Die GrpcOItiOn
tGune nidlt Dor Gpril ;um Auibrud) in Be-
reitidQit jciu. Der Miarid) nat 8erbcrmer=
Sc eiueu Nionat in 2lRipruh uebmeu uuO Der
9usoauer Der Otanuitait i'll Anberad)t Ser
0ite HHO 0eS YiNngels al 2Sdiier cine lhwez
re Hriiiung auierlegen. Siolirte 2lbtbc!lun
gen, i'm 6aue man ioldt oblhidt, miiroeu
ocr @cfobr 0HSgCctt lem, BON C5mau DIG
ia auigericben 81 pcr0eu. SIM 6alle leoOd)
General gSolleIep 0aldui beltebt, oar ell
buiOigea &orriidn gcgeu Strber 5ur S,her.
belt Ser lerpc0itiOnnotbmeuOi9iet, iomer=
Den Die &eb0rOen oOu ibrcr SppOitjOn ab=
itCbeu.
yout elmer 0cpeihe ans 9Orti 1T Elm rrgel.
mdbi9tr EoitOienit SUii6eH Sort NM @uOot
etatliri pOroen. 9aS 9Ieqimeut QStt Sent
brad beute mad Gnbat aui. Ytun enuartet
t6glit) gtadrid)ten iiber Die Grtiirmuug Don
Mietemnch 0urd 0ie Srlten.
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Sranfreid,'s DeacnupridlIdse int %etreff Der
canptiSd,eu Tradc.

gonoon, 10. 6ebr. - !0r, gSaoOmgtOu,
ser franSDiibe @eianOte III youOOu inter.
breitete peute Dem britiidleu Mtluliter 0cS
&u5mdrtigen Ole aHeuOirteu @egCHuOriblG
ae 6rauIrtid'S i'm 8cuefi Der Ct9ptiigen
Ahoucn. &Ieiclbeu cntbaltcn Qeitcigcrte 6or
ocrungcupOn Scltcu 6ranirejGS mo foroem
uHter 2noTCm, oaB etne iuttruatiOuGle Som
milton ju @airO ptriummtlt lucrOC, nm Die
yieuraliiiruHg ocS Sucj &aualS III auangI
ren. rFull Dali @ajCttt" OcuUujrt 6rOuts
rsi6'S Tor0erlngen ais ciuen &eriut iur
Qemitbigun9 Gnglau0'5 uno erIldrt, GHg
lano t6nUc id Otuiclbcn uiemalS untcrucr.
fen. Grnnheib uuO ieint &crbiuotteu ibie=
nen cS iattiid coyouf abgelebeH 'u babcn,
Guni01IN III idluluriiteru
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1ent56laH5 . GCUiFtSErwegbnWaca Em Der
Eiinicf.

@crlin, 10. 6ebr. - Sn 0ambuyg eiu,
gthOTeHe YOinabridten Cr9cbcn, OaB Bic in
letten 9toOe.nber Oon @cieblSb0bcr OeS oeut=
iheu @eid)maOerS i'll Der SuOiee UOrgenOm.
mcueu &nnerioueu Die l}niel IRalupmi5fo,
Die Suiel Qnfe Of }tort, 10 QNrttte oui gteu
&ritonnien uno 9ieu SrlduO, TriC0rih g8il
beme=Naien, naAe Yort Gouitautiue, uu0
eineu ; bell oc6 Iouroueugoli5 nebft Dem bee
ua9bOrteu @ebi2tc Oui Der SItiitc uoH 9tcu=
Guinea umit)liCBen.
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Spe,ialsW sWoti,en.
Sr. Glpra 9l. gsrefpffer

bat ibre Office un6 9Bobnun9 oon gtr. 3O4, Ta6iz
fon@apenue, nad Nr. 28O, Naoiiuns Uoemuc,
Baltimore, perfect. (iSebr6, ! yRtl
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gBarum wolIteft On fir cine 6laite 2tniz
ment iiinisig Gents auSgeben, wenn On
ySaloation= Del" fiir 25 Gents fauieH taHHit2
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&ortl, 10. 6ebru0r. = Der NlbblbtId]
itnmm Der 2trnber bei0roertc OaS Gepdf be5
g8Ogal Sriib-" uuo be8 iier=Gegimeuts
BON Sorti nadj GOfSul uuo uou bort mad
gubat. Ter JfCIt beS leBterudbuten &egi=
ments lit beutc BON @atbul nd1 @ubat ami
gcbrO6en. &ier Stdmre fuo nod INNER
freuuoIid) 9eijllnt, lieiern Snmcele fir Die
GrpcOi,t0u unb lciteu Oeu &riteu ale in
ibrcr Niad)t itebeuoc i3iilfe.
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GuraA @oIobeim, 6s SABRE ait eun3ena
J{orte 81. z DOLL 6s Sabre l Monat Sala8a
du6.
@eors giubous, u Sabre, 8oriteb:urii:uz
8erar0Bgrung.
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gcr gro,ef oeosn SanNen nno Rnipper.

Strliu, 10. 6ebrnar. - Der 0Ohuerz
rath8pro5eB ge9eH Sanieu ans 2itttid Wl0
Shipper aus Sirtenielo, uugctlagt, Den 6ran=
Soien 9ldnc iiir bic NlObiliirllug oeuhfer
2lrneecorp8 oertauft ;u babcu, miro am 3.
@tdr3 3u Geipjjg beginner. Die Rcgierung
bat btiOblen, OaB Die geri6t5UerbduOlungen
im Gcbeimcn geiibrt, mo ouB mr. Die lIr-
tbeilsiprijd)e gcgcu Die &ngeIa9tcn Ocrji-
ffntlidlt merhRH inllcn
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Spcraiionen oer sStaI:cnsr am rotbeH SReere.
-Sbr @Iuri6eu III cas- 5Hnsrc bsia,Ioiz
-9eItiGIIauO' @ntriitaus itbeE S.as
IiCns Sinmii2ung. g.-Gin iuHiserer Ans
iGlIun sEranfrtiGl'e 9 OH TeMtidlLa.lO.
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2ou6or, II. Tebruar. - SarolnoI Dtt=
Gabe 1T in perganseuer ylaGt 81 Sln9toH,
Srlano, an unterleib5eut3iinOuug geitorben.
Nartt anO Sorie.
2tperpoOl, 10. Sebr., l2.5O DtItta9S.
gaummoqe: WlitteliOrte Cbcrlanoer 1916;
Ditto. glemzGrlepn8 61llG.-8le 6 Sertiuie
betruaen 1000 SaQeu, Spetulatton unO
ausfHbr 1000, 3uiubr $4,000.
Qonoon, 10. 6ebruar.-Ser. Stuaten.
Sbliqutiouen: 4zproj. 125, Ditto. 44spro3,
lI59, DO. Uerlaugerte 5=pro;. 1O4t.-Attien;
&.=@. SO. 285, 90. 2. 81, Grie 12g, DO. 2
55, Stem rtzGsHtral 9lt, Yeuui. Central
52g, 9u5. sGentral 1874, ReaoiHg s, Gaua.
6iau= 8acific 393, gterJcau 38t, ct. Pau
Common 1854
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-02-12
Terms--S1.5 Per Year.

Northern Wisconsin proper has
never before had candidate for the
supreme judgeship of the state, and
this broad territory can well be recog-
nized by the election of James O..
Raymond, of Stevens Point. He
should be chosen.-Central Wisconsin.
The above article taken from the
Wausau Central expresses our senti-
ments in reference to the judgeship.
We are not personally acquainted with
James o. Raymond, of Stevens Point,
but know him by reputation. We
are of the opinion that this section Of
the state ought to be represented on
the supreme bench, as cases from this
portion of the state are often brought
before them for decision, and a man
personally acquainted with the opera
tions of this section of the state, is
better able to render a decision upon
such cases as come before them from
northern Wisconsin. We know of no
man that would give more universal
satisfaction, or that is better fitted for
the position than James 0. Raymond,
of Stevens Point. Lets have him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-02-12

CURE FOR PILEs.-Piles are fire.
quently preceded by sense of weight
in the back, loins and lower part of
the abdomen, causing the patient to
suppose he has some affection of the
kidneys or neighboring organs. At
times, symptoms of indigestion are
present, as fatulency, uneasiness of the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like pers-
piration, producing very disagreeable
itching, after getting warm, is very
common attendant. Blind, Bleeding
and Itching Piles yield at once to the
application of DIR. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the Tumors,
allaying the intense itching, and affect
ing permanent cure. Price so cents
Address, The Dr. Bosanko Mediciue
Co., Piqua, Ohio. Sold by F. j..
Wood & Bro Aug2Sy1
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-02-12

AN EDIToR's TRIBUTE Theron
P. Keator, Editor of Ft. Wayne,
Ind, ''Gazette," writes ''For the
past five years have always used DIR.
Kings New Discovery, for coughs
of the most severe character, as we'll
as for those of milder type. 1t
never fails to effect a speedy cure.
My friends to whom [ have recon-
mended it speak Of it in the same
high terms. Having been cured by it
of every cough [ have had for five
years, consider it the only reliable
and sure cure for Coughs, Colds, etc"
Call at f. J. Wood & Bros Drug
Store and get Free Trial Bottle
Large Size $1.00 may10no2.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-02-12
Railroad Prospects.

Last Wednesday evening a railroad
meeting was held in the city council
chamber, with a view to completing
arrangements for the building of a
railroad that would connect this city,
Centralia, Vesper, Marshfeld and
Neilsville together with more conven-
lent railroad facilities. The meeting
was attended by those most interested
from the different places. After some
discussion pro and con a committee
of seventeen were appointed as fol-
lows: Wood county: N. H. Maurer,
Geo. R. Gardner, J. w. Cameron,
John Edwards, j. Arpin, Fl. Sherry,
w. II. Upham, j. G. Davis, Thos. B.
Scott, S. L. Mason, j. D. Witter.
Clark county u mes Hewett, J. L.
Gates, r. T. Kountz, T. z. Lindsay,
c. G. Suiteman, 7. j. La Flesh.
1t is to be hoped that the citizens
of Grand Rapids and Centralia will
gladly assume their share of the bur-
den of this road as it will prove of
lasting benefit to these communities.
1t will be the means of opening an
outlet to the best timbered lands in
Wood and Clark counties; it will
also be the means of settling up that
portion of our county which is now
uncivilized and unsettled
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-02-12
Wood s! Wood |! Wood r.!

Parties in need of dry cord wood
can have the same delivered in Grand
Rapids or Centralia, by placing their
orders with E. A. Tenant, drayman,
or at ones & Nash's Centralia.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-02-12
RTrcKTIN'S ARNTCA SAIvE THE

BUCKLIN's ARNICA SALvE.-The
best salve in the world for cuts, Bruis-
is, Sores, Ulsors, Salt Rheum, Fevor
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns and all skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles or no pay
required 1t is garanteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price rs cents per box. For sale by
+. j. Wood & Bro.
NAV 10no1v1
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-09-07
whcelmen at Springfield.

The greatest cycling events Of the year
will be the annual meeting of the Spring
field, Mass, Bicycle club, which takes
place on the 8th, 9th and 10th of this
month. Preparations for the affair having
been going on for months and all who at
tend may confidently count on not being
disappointed, as some of the fastest cyclists
of this country and England will contest
for the prizes. Professionals will have
eight races altogether, consisting of three
one-Inile, two fve-mile Zone for safeties),
two three-mile and one ten-mile, One of
the One-lnile races is a sweepstake cham
pionship of the world and purse of
81, 000. There will be twenty-five amateur
races for the United States championship,
one-mile tricycle., one, three and five-mile
tandem tricycle., one, three and fve-mile
tandem tricycle.. two one-half-mile, four
one-mile, four three-mile, two fve-mile,
one and three-mile Safety bicycles), three
and five-mile tricycle., ten-mile, making
grand total of thirty races for the three
days. The value of the prizes is an
nonnced at S., coo. Hampden park, where
the races take place is a beautiful spot on
the banks of the Connecticut river, and
close to the central portion Of the city.
Within the race course is built cycling
track. No huckstering. pool selling or
wheels of fortune are allowed on the
grounds. and the popularity Of the Spring
field clubs annual meetings is shown by the
fact that at their first gathering (this being
the fourth) there were 10000 people pres
ent, at the second..3O, 600, and at the third
there were so, 600. The Springfield club is
the best known in New England and their
arrangements are always first class.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-09-07
The Wabash Strike.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-Chairman Pow
derly and Secretary Turner of the national
executive committee of the Knights of La
Dor returned to-day from Sedalia. They
say that a very large and enthusiastic
meeting of Knights was held there last
night, and the men generally were highly
incensed at the failure of negotiations with
General Manager Talmadge of the Wabash
road and at the positions taken by that gen.
tleman, and were very anxious to be called
out. The leaders were more conservative
in their views, and curbed the eagerness
of the men to such a degree that they are
now willing to wait the action of the exec
utive committee. Messrs. Powderly and
Turner will tomorrow submit new prop
osition to Col. Talmadge to the effect that
as he increases his working force, either by
filling vacancies or by the employment of
additional men. he shall first give places to
the locked-out Knights of Labor, and shall
employ no other men until their number is
exhausted.