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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-01-02

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81 came in to make you smile" said Jolly
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The ferry boat was teamed up Monday
morning, and made irregular trips across
the river, the wind and ice preventing
anything like schedule time. There was
a heavy flow of ice during the early hours
of the day, but by 2 o'clock p. m. it had
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and sold them 10 local meat dealers for
$3.50 a hundred. He called at the INTEL
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Yours Respectfully, UT BROTHERS.
I, On h first page of this issue will b,
found much original matter of local inter
est. Will Ward Mitchell furnishes n wei
/, written and pathetic little story, and
Concordia correspondent well describes
: Christmas entertainment at that village
All the latest Geographic news will b
found on the fourth page.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
sem BEN E.EETs pro-
TECTTON.

The Mckinley bill benefits all classes
We are all more or less dependent on
each other. High wages make good
purchasers at good prices and everyone
is directly or Indirectly benefited.
Protection benefits the iaboring class
by increasing the demand for labor.
What good does it do any laborer in
this country when man sends over to
England and buys jack-knife or a suit
of clothes? Every laboring man in the
Uuited States. receives much more for
his days labor than, a workman any
where else in the world because the
manufacturers get a. better price for
their product.
Under free trade our pig iron pro-
duction averaged less than 700, 900 tons
pei. annqum. Uuder protection it reach
ed 9,202, 103 tons in 1890. It takes about
two tons of ore to make a ton of PIC
iron. Any one can see what protection
has done. for. one class of laborers, the
miners: 80 s,.a @ -.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
ROW PROJECTION He. P.s.

OEeost in production of manufactures,
labprels get only half as mitch wages as
Americans. and c onseQrently, if there
is no Tariff duty to be paid, the English
man could compel the American to stop
manNf:&tc tJling,. Or reduce the. wages. of
his workman to the English level. 4-.
But at this point Republicans t1corne
forward with q Protective Tariff, and
show Us that Under its ]benefcient oper-
atians the Am, i,iean manufacturer is
not.ololiged tosstopwo1r1., nor reduce the
wages Of his employees. @
We, Protectionists, say to English
ana gother foleignai. manufacturers,
through our National Government: IF
y69 choose to have your laborers work
for starvation wages: II you prefer to-
keep hem in such y state OF industrial
vassalago that Gin the language Of that
eminent Free-Trader, ". L. Scott Of
Pennsylvania what they eat to-day,
theyntst ear1rto-morrow: if you think
borers, men and women, should spend
alAtheir lives. simply that they may
thersby obtain an insuffcientsupply of
inferior food and clothing, and wear out
their weary lines vainly striving bread
to win, that is your own matter, and
we cailno1 pre- vent it If we would. But
we say, TO- ou, distinctly ana pos lively,
that ouf lalpqrers are not paid any more
THIN acknowledgements L Wages u even
though they are getting from two TO
three times as much as your laborers
getsforrei1nilar work; that we will nai-
ther permit our manufacturers to stop
work nor the Wageso OF our'Flaborers to
be degradcd to, the, English, level; and
for these reasons we Willlevy duties up
ons all youf. productions which compete
With Oar own, SO that you cannot bring
them here and pat themupon our mar
k3t st pric4s SIS than our own, nor I'M
delsell .oul, goods Of the same classes,
unless YOU DO it alta loss tp yourselves.
Bat while we are thus severe toward
all foreign productions that compete
directly with our own industries, we
permit all articles OF necessity, which
wbt3do not and cannot produce here,
sucn as tea, coffee, sdger and other
thugs jatm0utlntinlgg to oyer so parent, Of
all our imports, To- come in free Of duty;
Nc tax heavy such. articles. as axe luxur-
ms sanclg not necessities and which only
the rich can afford for If the7ricl III will
indulgelin such things, lett them pay
hearty for Che supporsof tlls Govern
nent ttha.t grants them the privilege.
-7I1xtrs. r7 r4:. A.. y .ss...
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.'' Jas. McBride q .Tomahawk wishes
to inform VIM. Mickle that he held lleil *. the
number that drew the, organ April - st
the rattle at the Harrison House. la
-Ed. Brazeili did Business in Toms
hawk and Rhinalander the fore part
800 .Iti ~! .sAEs i1tI.3 t|1y tS!t
of the wesk. ,~.s ss.-r-~l, Ann
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
FOR LAGRIpPE.

re WARNER s. w HTTE WINaoF TAR
SYRUP freely as soon as yot1feelthedirst
symptoms OF the disease. Fora cough
following this dangerous malady, take
9esa,,, % III 80 drops Vsr. lffeu, 90 AFTER
s.4<sl eolIa f13I2. sgsSi}s
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
OBITUARY..

ag ttsa4ifg E3tl :, h{Tg1l'tf gE,tg ~ So !
The following article on the daSa7 ,i= OF
Mrs. Wise has been handed to US. ;e
Died at her residences: one mile north
Of Eagle River, Sunday afternoon Apr.
II. at foarso'clcc:z,s - Mrs. I4ucretla, wife
.of BE. Wise There was no appar-
eut previous illness, sibutts She dropped
from Her chair while sitting conserslng
With Her. family l5sa Y a'As1-.
= The. deceased was q natfne CT View
York State. but her parents moved =, to
{ Crawford Co.. Pa. whenshe was on only "
ors years old. where she resided l7ls, I. the
most of thettime till coming. to- Eagle
River a little more than a. year ago.
She wass5rn.in' Oct. 1882 and was,
therefore. nearly so years old. it3l.'t
y She had b cen marriedjust 4S years,
on + the E day OF her death: and was the
mother~of g, leyen children, all IS Of whom
we're raised to maturity and and ninff o
whom ra!now living. se ....s
She was member in good standing
] of the s.Wilkins'sl United Brethen
Church OF Crawford CO., Penn. ~ :.
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Ia
secured a valuable homestead while
away and will go back on to it the lat
ter part of next month.
-Curtis Bros, the Wausau attorneys
spent several days in iowa the latter
part OF last week looking up evidence
TO be used in the tax suits in the circuit
court this week. They left Monday for
Rhlnelander. ....
The heavy rain Tuesday night has
raIsed the water in the rivers to ICON
siderable LEI extent and made driving pos
slblle. The lumbermen are hustling
around and getting their crews ready
fto take advantage of it. Brown Bros.
OF Rhinelander sent up a large creWAton
the Famrack Wednesday,. Cash Smith
started his crew out the..sames day and
the Gerry Lumber Co. also sent out a
crew Of fifty men to thesDeerskin<
THE Eagle River Dramatic Club
gave an entertainment in the " ilaggP
Hall Saturday. evening sat4Ilshey played
Setter Than Gold" to.a large and ap-
preciatiyo audience. WexWere -nnabl3
to b present but by what we can learn
the young people did excellently. They
wefesso well pleased with the manner
lnwhich the play was received. /. here
that they determined to repeat it in
Watersfneet and went up theref for that
purpose "Wednesday noon. ... d
I'VE have Been informed that the
railroad company have appealed to the.
Supreme court from Judge Parish
decisi IN in the. crossing ease. This is
the second time that the case has been
to the Supreme court. The railroad
complain; were beaten before AID will
probably = bo again. But in
the mean time We arc without the eros
sing. The case has been in court for
two Yeas. and q final decision will not
be reached IN it before fall, if then. +,
Anton Wright returned Monday
from a trip to Marion Wis: where he
went after Q fellow WHO left the Denton
House forgetting to pay his board bill
When Mr.. Smith asked him for the
amount, soma twenty two dollars .I;a ne IN
formed him that he might tak3 his
board bill and so to HI As. Mi.
Smith is thoroughly satisfied with the
climate here he declined TO 50 al ana
the matter 10y. s9e'nfolllnlS an.
officer after the man who Wason1y toGlad
tosettle' paying the bill and all the costs
IN the matter. 1ha1 Is me 20 rls4l9 way
TO serve esaa l o5t -, 49, ! - soo''1'I 'iie
are taught that they eann 40 SKIP ou'
andlestye, 9nels o2afct.' n4, .''lf's'i' "
better II WILL os. az afoal1l:
49, : ,.,1aina s eIothin > store !, n the
u adv b,,i,di73o oDposite the bank for
-, ,,,s+ month is 1aclzino up his stock
= ,,invo ,5av Ttwould look as though
lie ,asa r he Is daino, that would come
,,,,j;fe7. tho provisions Of the ordinance
,o> ,5i !; IL ,,.ian4 traders and that he
Would Be liable to the town fora license
fee Of five dollars fof each cay since ne
has been N Town. Inc au'n : 4',a5
should look She f s .'iu = VA'o
lind it 50 take measures TO collecG T.. H.
We like . have men come into town
20, II 3 i 1,1ih narI3anant businesses here
gu = 49, - G1, ,,,1,,. - eno , !.
and WILL 40 q hllo.'t 2o"9t W el1ooN''
age tlllen. Bt9t3l t. l Is; 5noS using {g the per-
'lla,,e,l1 l as,a John to o1nr3 in-wit,, an
10 ,,,4 ~ -, iesz,,e,tat tha time
LUZ ll1'.l 20 g1,s' - III ~, ~,
the D9yS are col5i1iS - ot'o " " 49,
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,rxoFFICERs,

..---rI.5 J ''3A' f.is &st.lt
70, and Societies. l1oY 4,lsI
jft
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oneida County,
Town of Eagle River
20 Mike lsarrity.f

10 NIlk3 lEafrltX. ~ 3.i.tESlA3TS1E 3H3H
Yto,Iiaie hereby notified that.a war
rant of attachment has been issued
against you and your property attached
to satisfy the dem and Of: W. .. Neville
nouuting to forty two lls42t dollars.
Now unless youshall appear before y,
Az. Glallnal, Justiceso the peace in said
co. at his oficezin said town, enthe 9th
day Of May, A. D,sls92.ati9 8 o'chack in
the forenoon; Judgement wilE,bs ron
deer.eJSd Against you and your property
spld 70 pay. the debt NJ, ..@-... 100.
Dated this 18th day of April AID: 1892.
1sfa ID. M NEVILLE z l'g|l
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-. Waters Camp No $50 meets
. ..','! and -tth Thursday OF every
~ ()dA Fellows ilaH 'It*
.soq SIC Chas Hall, ,5r,. Consul
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28

!, rivor Lodge No 119 meets.
2 I,,c.ljgy at their hall oyer Diekin-
N.Y. Nv. .tnra gsrutherS from other
",daIIy invited ''', = ,.,, - 49,.
lt.n \ Il ~ aic''Ail S'ec
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and Thursday or t1fS "ooA.
"A. Z. Howard intends putting his
h,dldin-g On Railroad street up another 8
story. He will lbsgin-Wo.r;ks OMIT II a
few days. err.I iGe 'itA 3s-l-s.!9T%'..
Is 44Daniel Graham Left Monday for.
Blbinelahder where he had been sub.
poenased t. give evid9hle;gT. against .s the
town in the tax cases. Gt.e ,raisl9 ayys#q
rc III; O,I2o,,lk. the Observation-Disclosures
.,,,,,+oua, "Wednesday and was q l'leasan t
aa,,er at this Office. He reports 'bn s
81 lass ii HI his Tine as good. " ''' .,.,,..3
Rob. Downs returned S Sal
.his Minnesota trip. s While away he %,
Gated onla homestead wia1eh hes Will
,nevg Oh to some time intho summer,
b Ctbairsiman 4. W. McEn4tyre was cal
lad to Rhinelanaer Monday lay. TO lookE 81. a.
ten. the interest," OF the. town u 1h n7s' $
suits now pending in the '. circuit court
IA R5,,,a axe. lost 4 valuable horse one
Ida ,.y, this week. He became iooSo anu
|, GOT into the, feed ben where ne !9 a1e. :
l,ukch that itkilled him. 4i...a
II.Na F,mnohds OF Ashley, Ill :
i,,.a+ 1,sr-in- law Of Lester Garter. arrived
4 4ow;n, Saturday and. if he likes ~ the
town may make ak i MS r. i'S''s
I home. Z ~ y; ~ .-.,iIs: 49, u.
,r,,..Sa,a Mrs. William Roderiek afs
rejoicing over the advent OF oo'neln ny
BABY 10y At their plaes: He :, a' r.s !
| Tuesday morning. Nosno1 ''n' =.
ARE are doing we'll.
-Bev. Father July can net % pr rs.
- Mold services in the cafhpii'
CIV -, - naxt sunday. He will eApiall
/ the reasons to his csngfss - Iii /,
10 ta,sets.tfenlhsTe again WY s !
/ May SIN
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,tioIal Church.

c,.,,a River Lodge No.}112 meets
~. 1,g evening" at the Congrega-
'r." = : r Ed. Seeley, -. S
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ln1rcEsLisS Is 4 sNIcA 's.,1,vE.

The The best salvee in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcsrs,, salt rheurn,. fever
sores tsttsr, chapped hands, chilblaines
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i14sis vaarantged to- give rpaffect sa'tlstsse-
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-. MILLINERY! MILLINERY Z!

MII4LIN I'm MII!I4IN TN ::
d Next. Thursday afternQoe,n and Friday
April 28.iandl2 30 L. shall display, at The
r4btel Veronica. very nice line Of, la
dies and chilaren's hatsli the latest
Chicago styles!1 Also children>s. bon
netts ettc, ladies are invited to exam
inc goods and get prices, .....~,~ IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
GATHERED ABOUT TOM.

Bishop Mcdonnell yesterday ordalned william J.
Dune the first graduate OF the new diocesan SEM
mary to the priesthood at tho Jay street Cathedral
The Brooklyn Bank yestsday afternoon removed
from Fulton ard Front sts where II has done business
for sixty years, 10 the new building at Fulton and
Clinton sts 1t viii open for business there on Mon
day.
Iashop Mcdonnell has issued circular saying that
consensus for the vacant rectorshiP If St. Peters
and Assumption churches will be held on June q. at
10 a. m.. at ST. Johns Seminary.
Wiley G. Otcrton, the colored policeman, Is In
trouble. Two complaints have been preferred against
him one for neglecting TO signal the station and one
for sppeerlng on duty In citizens clothes
Religious services were held yesterday afternoon on
board the ship Leo, at the East Central Pier, At
Iontic Basin. The ship is loaded with food for the
Russian famine sufferers and was ready TO sail.
Charles W. Thomas, chief clerk Of the CITY Court,
died at his home No. $50 Gmnd-ave., on Thursday.
He was once city auditor and city clerk Mr.
Thomas was a Republican and II member OF the
symmetrical Methodist Episcopal Church.
Michael Butler fifty years old, OF No. 5o7 Nine
feminist while at work In tho railroad cnt, Ninth
AVE. and Thirty eghthSt, yesterday afternoon, carry
inr timber fell and tho timber fell on him. fraciiinI
his skull lie was taken 10 the Seney Hospital, where
he died,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
1ur Rry ,1s sHoLiR ACCEPTS 4 CALL.

meeting of the congregation VI ne NOME street h'p''
ur wa, held on Friday evening H. hear tie answer "a
the cali extended 70 Rev. william Jcssup shoaF To Ill
the pulpit made by the resignation Of The PASTOR MI
~holaf accepted uie call and sent hi. .cttf
THE communication " clerk. informing me thN
had ,n called 10 the pastoral church hos been
received In ie,ly would siy heartily accept tie call
and the salary specified tsl5CO yor with one month Tor
vacation ~ provided by your manual the ia>torte u
4ein August !, 1892. | may say that This decision has
not bc,u but has been reached aitcf mleh
ot,yer for Divine guidance careful inquiry and CON
.darton as u your church and everything involved in
becoming your leader. h, expect your most hearty co.
operation In oil kinds Of Christian endea'or ana pledge
YOU the best energy and thought ol my young manhood IN
every department Of your church work"
The congregation oppressed III ASSURE at Mr.. Shoar'
accordance and pledged united efforts to rake his ministry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
TILE MIX MIST TAKE THr BONDS.

The General Term Of the supreme court Nca'er"'y
handed down a decision in the case OF II. II. Adams,
County Treasurer, against the Fast River savings
Rank fo compel the latter to take 10000 Of bonds
which IL bid for aud which were awarded To IL some
time ago. The defence was that the county h'd
exceeded the indebtedness which was allowed by the
constitution and hence had no power to Issue bohhS'
The opinion Is written by Justice Cullen, ana II holds
that the point Is not well taken. Justice Cullen says
that the water debt must lie Included IN any conP'",
ton ~ the city debt but that the city debt and
comfy dob, are cntif,,y separate AMI are each re
,rictcd 10 10 per cent of the assessed valuation
Of property IN computing that debt for the county
the city debt does hot have To be considered The
Argument that the county includes the city property
the city debt must DC considered the court holds TO
40 family As the county debt does not equal 10
ner cent Of the ASSESSED valuation OF the properly
Ia the county judgment j. gwen for the plalptiii
nd the hank Will have Ia take The bonds.
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SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
Il,lDOrtONt Sale Tomorrow OF
Fire Special Lots.

so dozen Mems ColOred Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers, tan and slate,
handsomely trimmed, full line of sizes
regular 59ct. goOds-three for Sl.OO.
40 dozen Ladies' Ribbed Cotton
Vests, ecru and white, ribbon in neck
and arms-regular 29ct. goods-19 cts.
each.
60 dozen Ladies' Fashioned Lisle
Thread and Cotton Ribbed Vests,
trimmed with Silk ribbon neck and
arms-regular 35ct. goOds-23 cts.
each.
80 dozen Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Isle
Thread Vests, pink, blue, canary, white
and cream, handsomely trimmed-reg-
ular As to 65ct. goods-three for s1.OO.
60 dozen Ladies' Fashioned Ribbed
Cotton Vests, made of the very best
Egyptian yarn, high and low neck, long
and short sleeves, and Drawers to
match, 40 cts. each.