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Decorah-posten., 1893-10-31
unoerpisning samoermssfas

Sr. Reoaftpr: 5iaao mig gienuem
Seres Sloe at benlece Horlts Sdrmerguttcrs
CpmGrtiombeo paa bet forte llnosrpisuinsss
ttrIns e~anobrugsiaa, iom bespuocr ueO
oct heruGreroe llniuerlitet / BcgpuoeIicu al
Snnnar nGite anr. 8 be irrlpbre otte Nar,
boort bette Surfus bar p9ret i9nu9, bar bet
oRret beipgt al Here bunoyeoe Stroenter,
men fun iaa al benz bar pGrst al Dor Natiu.
~nalitet @runoen BERTH fan pgre at igae /
Dc iprifIsii9e SorboIb, manFfe uGieutlig
oert at auriet uGiten life bar oGret pmtnlt
bore norife Nuiier, meoens De ameritaulte
9nnobru9saciier oite inOeboloer Notiier ON
BET. Wen Der fan life bore upsen 5otpl ont,
at enbber ilitti9 cs intelligent nurit 5urmer.
gut, iom aster fig I'll at bIiue 6armer, oil
babe uberssneIi9 glptte al at tage Suriet.
Get oil 9ipe BAN airrliebeo og SrtercSie
Tor i'm stossjernins os lanet bebre 6oritnno
pdd 5orboloeue paa Jarmer, beore 5oritaa'
ellie al DC BrcbIemer. Jon fommer op, %
tlarere 9ps paa be Nrbeiosmetbooer, ium
bore beoite 5armtre fplaer.
Suriet pnrer ira 3oie Sanuar til ben 22oe
Warts, o. Tan 9ipres tosaari9t, ON lao
pnffes; erbper, iom bar almiHoeiia common
school education o. er IS Gar al, fan
tonlme IND; llnoeruiSuinsen er prattili OH.
la8t laaat ben itaI bore al bireite @apn for
Gleoerne meo ensnus be forIaoer SfoIen.
Der undertakes I SlsoDrsRacer % Nuling,
6ooeritohe o9 5obrinssmetbooer, 2ano.
brll9stemt Split (9ranering 8~paninssIare
o.ho.G Saoebrus, Y~eterin9riaa, praftiIt gte,
iarIt, NeierilteL Sarmbogfprie l o.i.p. On
STUDENT Tan naturlispis life tase ale oisie
jag I ct 8nrius, men Tan pplae boao ban
bar met BRIG for og tager meit 9uteresfe /.
uo9tfterne til llniperiitetst er $500 for
auriet (@ntter uoenIor 8isconiin fan
tonime ino peo at betale $500 ertru); BERTH
fonmer for aue enbel minore lloaifter for
Sp9er % andre Eager; nlt I alt bebguer
HE Spbplo og andre l~lo9iiter for be ire
Ntaaneoer at 9aa oper 500, % ieg peo, Of
lIaH9e bar fart Jig rneo miuore.
De iom bar Snteresie al at bpre mere
aT8aaenoe auriet, oil fan ole pnItelige Sp.
lnenin9er peo at ifriue til &rof. gs. a. Senrr,
Seln Agricultural college, MaoiIon, 8is.
De pl oa bItue tilienot en- illuItreret BAN.
pblet, iont b~eitriper Suriet nsiagtia. Spil
rogen life er uioere itip / at Itripe @ngellt
Tan De TRIBE til mig paa HOrIt ps ies ItaI
oa igr9e for, at bpab De ltriper ON, ipmmer
rette @eotcmmenoe for Ore.
sSis. State lltiueriitn, Naoiiou, geis.
8. gS. g8pl.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-31
Sranot, CUB Nafpta.

Soa9 5ormiooas. ben 20oe Oft, fit man
rleo eit9an9 ie ct lan9t Sp9 al Sus9ies, iont
Tom isroenfra % i~piu9eoe up til YrRItes
9%aaroen, ipm li99er en- Mil peltenior 8uen.
3et filnoe life bore Ell 2~i9fRro, BERTH tjgrte
DC tor tort, - bet MATTE bore ct SruOes
fel9e. Wen bet par iH9en al Ssilano Me.
Ht9beh, Tom ma oiofte git i@iftetanter;
ptSle 6olt MATTE bore larger fra, % ct
Sriioefpl9e penteoe ogiaa Tait. 81. 8.
Sranot ben Gag, men bet par npf life Tor
at btnoe en- Srub % Srnospm nRrmere
'%amrisu, bette 5slge Tom, men for at biuoe
sesan9er Wenigbeo n9rmere Iammen meo
Yr9tefamilien. Segan9er Menisbeo ligser
onitrln9 Toronto, os @eolemmerne Dor 90
til ID gdl fra Ir9iteaaaroen, iaa flere baooe
alor'9 fsr pGret paa Tr9ieguaroen. Men
ton9 ptloe aae aiiteo, baaoe unse pg samle,
iaamnnse iom tunoe fpmine no, % ltiput en-
VrGitesaaro 10 slerne er glGitfrt, Iaa uiloe
oct life prre let at beuGrte iuu mango
@l9iter paa fort BARREL, herior bapoe We.
ni9beoenS apinoer iprset for rigelt9 Ntao
% 6afie.
etter gtiooagen git man bort / ben tate
It9e airfe, iom itaar lige peo 4rRiteaaaroeu.
9r. y. &. 5jeritao bolot Ell batter Gale til
TrTitefolfene, % 9Riis 9iie gmerion ouers
rate Talt. Sranot Ell pelfplot genaepuna
Iom ipnIigt Sepis paa Renisbeoens aiar.
li9beo.
Baitoren tatfeoe bjertelist for @apeu o a
Den aiGrli9beo, iom Mieniebeoen altio bapoe
ptit BAN De ii aar, ban MI bapoe arbeioet
! ben. Meni9beoens 8iGrIi9beo bapoe lettet
bans Nrbetoe meget, Ug ban baabeoe, at bet
tlGrli9e 8orbolo mellem Brett o. Nteniabeo
maatte altio pebpare.
De LANCE geie % 9useus aortbco alorOe,
at man mart maatte oeuoe biemoper, men
Se8araer @~tcnisbeo os oens Brett bill ptit
lGn8e minoes ben 2Ooe Sttuber 1898.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-31

L. Suao Arbeioet for 3GtteIieu al ben
I~preneoe &irfes 9jGlo a18aar, amer Menigs
beoen bet for lin Gli9t of oeltage / iamnIe,
men ertienOer lumttoig oerrneb, at ben for
n%PrpRrenoe life iormaar at eigre iRroeies
meget, nnpnlig al ben @ruuo, at ben I inoes
pGreuoe Spit bar iubltrtberet en- Gum al
ca. $500 til 9rift % Gpboloelie al Ct.
Slais College, for oesntere at 9iue tiltjenOe,
at oen anertienosr og reipetterer Renigbes
oernsS, ben bBieIte 3omfiols, Stemne9ip.
ming rteo Senipn til Ct. Slafs College.
Q, Soeuftaaeuoe R~eiolutions Runft 6
gipIoer paiaa nGroGrenoe Reiolution
8eese &eioIutiUner antoseS enitemigt.
8. @rangaaro,
Wentgbeoen5 Sefretpr
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-31

%Gelbreoet for Neurat9ia, VeTDeiD9ffeiIe, 9aatbeo, sing.
iuterter. 9tDguarSSingoont, 5sopeopine, Gatsonoer,
Sepnlosbeo, s9t soroaielic, 2eperjD8oom
. 90 &rampeanfato.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-31
@eft 2afe. Wiuutinfa.

Sr. 8eoattsr: - Ia oct er iaa Ienae,
iioen lea bar feet noSet | 8labet fra bisis
5raiter, iaa Ri! ies laoe 8Iaoets 9aiere iao
bpre liot bertha. - bet bill iiss, bpis bet iifs
saar / 8apirfurpen.
9aarlise Fiber, bet er, bnao man faar
bsre fro ale 8anter, % iaaleoes oaiaa Der,
Iaar Yriien paa bet, iom en- Sarmer fal
ialse, er iaa rinse, at bet life better lioaii.
terne, iaa bar man osiaa COB G,runS fol
8lase. ii1r naar mon peo, at man lite bli
per retfaroist bebanolst, men bIiper Iaa a,
fise opaot al "Truits' fra ale Ranter.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-31

apIinaen berrunot blep not life iaa for,
Tom mon bar bare pant meo, men apolt'
teten or goo, mar man tunoe inu ltot ioI
oct, man baoos, men nteo d GeHts pr. Suib
iontmcr man life Inugt, uaar man ltaI be,
tale nie lIoaifter.
Bran NJ ida ioritleni9t, fra 5 til Il Bulb
pr. Were, / @lenieiniaIt bIeu bet Omtrlug II
Die SeHlun.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-31

Eeriom opsHiiaaenoe iunoe tleue uoscn
III Cplpsrins % Raao, er Seniistsn mso
Sisie 2inisr cpnoost.
Soioter, Soma, ben 23oe Oft. 1898.
8. 8. Spsuicu.
Seoes optnget "Stanoinausn" os "gme'
nertfa".
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-31
ytsufsr petaIes pna tnDraiie Yeng..
ThaCitizenS SaVingsB Bank,
DEBORAH, IOWA.
". Z. GaEi.H, Ragf. v 10. BarStd. Grd.

Forretn men ct dlntnbeii1 BaufrBai
uteus GA iHoiulau0iie g~Protpaptrer il5Jtj
Oh iQlaes. Isits sr ben sisite Baal Goan'
ttet, Der 9Icer
Hsnte paa Oats Scot TtpoHt5
roll. ION bar genqs. be life bar Brig ior,
oil fnoe, al bette 5uftgm sr mere liberait,
suo oe oil itnos bet I uo9e1 dnosn Baui ber
/ Buen. NcHte belals5 paa Interest bear
ing Pass Books, 4 psf. Ndrsi, bs;aiblrs
hatpaariig ben iite gut o. osu lftc J1nldr.
6uert Var. for ale Gunner. Der lite trGtfe5
no meIem oisis Tatosr. Bsnge Tan iTits5
IND ndarionbeiIt o. TT builtetiombsit BslBb.
o. Fan taaes no, naar Bs0iomrenoe snIieg
bet. Certificates Of Deposit aiues, moo en-
Rente al 5 pGt.
Qends noladnes moo idos Renter
paa Stiierbeo ai bsofs SIasa.
g01S.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-31

8rumpennfIbsue pao mig oe mine 2smmr f6hes iom ON be oar buuost anuOer men
M bar lea faaet min fMbe 5lbreo tdbase JcHu bar ig Tom ben oaaho 1bomas; p9
bera8ebe 8ehet iaaOefom Reohtaer os 2Rssr Tom famine SnmbuG men r9 i'll andre
3dnfe, ba rs fWt erbolot Belief Seq G M oorbeOHt oTL at Or Cwens Bette fan
os bill bebreoe Sp9bomme, buotI Gthrtrtd fan benptss ieo ON be e AT be aloorhgfs
Seq fhr mig min aOp iou ct abetes nt ReaueH, ia fRrtere Os toft8re eo ps
bar fBt mig fbn min uHsoomS 7ase Seq Tan mi arbebe baaoe Tag % Rat uoeu at
isle Smerhr eet ErGtbeo. Baanb ma is after faa tate Gr Omen for bet ppprise
Bette, Der er til ben fsrfe 8elfsnefe for ben Hoeuoe ReHuetbeb GHuhtspr btfe
2unRr; tbi buo i9 Der bar nrWt, s ig btis til at bebise, tamt CT o9aa ptMs til al
bepare eubosr Senpenoeie til mig Nrb0bgf
Sobu R D. StenbtrG
ISL 8 4b ct, 60 gofou, g8i
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-31
Bolton, Nasi, life Gept. 1903.
81. u. Gfpeu.
Seq fienoer mig MI iaa iterf %
friif iom | min ltn06oml

an9naeroe bet Belte, ioni leg rnooto9 ira
lem flor I 5ebruar, oil Jes paans irsmbpre
til Gem min iuoerlige 3a'uemmelisbeo.
Oct ct ct fouuuoerlist iaaUsI SIRtpes iom
Setbreoeliesmiooel for ale Renneitsr. Com
erttores fiebte jes ct Bette go. 4 mso Rps'
raosappIitationer. Bet bar oirfet aloeles
ubmGriet poa nit belle SBitem. ga, fec er
fulOf9noi9 beIbrsOet for ale mtne ip2re
I 2ioelier. Seq leb al ReuraIsia, RerOeioais
telie, Ratbso, 1tpsimerter, RB8marOsipS'
bonn, 5oUebpiue, SaIsOnoe, 56OnlssbeO,
Ist 5oroDislie, 9sosripgoom Os UoloiOmme
arampeauinIb. seq bar Iiot frp9teltgt at
ale oisie Spgoomme, pRrit bar bet bog ON
Iatterue; tbi ie9 tuuoe busrisn iinoe Sutle
eler Sgun. Strar leo laaoe mia tilro tom
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-31
sorreIponbanee.

-r,-,a,trr uSsu aasn % ao'es,e ,U age r,s !,
's 't1r'l s@''9 s 4: T. II snf IL vi pi tps' @fs eiI,as.Has %.s.
s9 t.,, yes,snmcnOs aon'i sss - WIFE Tsrs, Gsn "'''
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-31
Nciolutioner
al 6amlr Tsiire Yaint Street. Die.
nigbeo.

Poa Ipoiiat Meniabecsngoe ben 17os Git.
1893 fottebe @nmIe 1eItre Rntut Greet nOriI
eunn9. Iutb. Menisbeo al Nunmaise 60,
Sotud, i~glssuoe 3teiolntioner:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
Ball Game.

A set of jolly, pleasant fellows COM
posing the Stevens Point Normal Ball
Club accompanied by few bicyclers
came down to our city Sunday last with
the avowed purpose of defeating the
Twin City Team. But this was not to
be. The game was called at 2:3O and
from the start was an entire walk away
for the home club. The boys from the
Point took their defeat very stolcally
but played very tired game detractlng
much of the interest generally afforded
the lovers of the diamond game IN this
city. The most noticeable feature OF
the game was the lack of dispute OF
noise. 1t was perhaps the smoothes'
and most quiet game ever played on the
Fair Grounds and speaks well for the
contestants. The Normals drove back
to Stevens Point Sunday evening leaving
a bad defeat behind by a score OF 81 to o.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
Local and Otherwise.

The NJ. E. Aid society will meet with
Mrs. r. w. Lyon on Wednesday next
Work provided for ALL
A look over Spafford, Cole & Lipke s
big store shows no dimunition in the
stock of pretty things for summer wear.
The home of Mr.. Jos. Sweeney shows
a new coat of paint in cream brown
tint, through the heavy foliage of maple
and elm. 1t adds to the appearance OF
the street. r.a2.. a.
We were shown the prettiest hat OF
the season at Mrs Donaldsons the other
day. 1t was an order designed by one
of our home ladies.
The ladies cyclers of the Twin Cities
contemplate having parade and per-
haps will make it a contest sometime
during the summer.
Denver is havinga panic twelve banks
close their doors in fifty eight hours,
some of the banks have paid out during
the last month from $500, 900 to 100000
600 with assets far exceeding liabilities.
Washburns Gold Medal is the best
made. Makes bread white, sweet and
wholesome. Sold by VIM. Scott Jr.
A Stevens Point buyer has been out
to the blue berry fields on Four mile
creek buying berries and paying cents
cash on the field.
WANTED Prom 10 to Is good men
can find employment at the stone quarry
81 miles from Centralia. Wages 81. OC
per day and board. Enquire of John
Lindahl 4 Co.
Our druggists while having good
trade on general goods are not rushed
putting up prescriptions. Considering
the hot weather and time of year, the
Twin cities are remarkably healthy.
A High st. boy who remained down
town to sleep with his Grandfather the
other night walked home minus hat and
shoes, in the night in a somnambulistic
sleep. In trying to open the gate which
"s'o ooLhSN utG out VI OTueT, liz dWdheH-
ed and was amazed to find himself at
home in such plight.
For SALE.-A fine farm of so acres
only two miles from the city of Contra
liza with good house and barns, all the
necessary farm machinery for working
the place. Four head of young horses,
II mich COWS, and other small stock
For particulars enquire of A. L. Fon-
tame Or the owner Mr.. Alfred Trudell.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
WISCONSIN PATENTS.

The following patents, granted this
week to Wisconsin inventors, are re-
ported expressly for the Reporter, by
III. G.. Underwood, Solicitor of Patents,
107 Wisconsin ST., Milwaukee:
William Clark, North Greenfield,
Type-wiiting machine; Franklin Der
rick & A. S. Moore, Brodhead, Buckle;
Barrent Felthousen, Milwaukee, Device
for heating water in bath-tub; Edwin
Kellogg, Delavan, Mechanical move
ment; Charles Kind, Friendship,
eparator-sieve; Edward Mohrotf
Madison, Stovepipe-fastener;. Max
Nirdinger, Milwaukee, Artificial fuel;
Albertus Parsons, Eureka, Hame-
coupling; Alya Russell, GAINESVILLE,
blanket strap; Julia b; Won Iassel,
Milwaukee, Educational Appliances;
Design, Michael Cantwell, Madison,
Cabinet; Trade Mark, Oshkosh Match
Works, Matches.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
A Little Tartar.

On your teeth will cause their decay
and will make your breath disagreeabe.
SeXafroo will remove the cause of trouble
This favorite tooth wash is sold by John
E. DAILY.
Doud &,Muir have a munifed sea
serpent, or amphibious monstrosity
captured by some English tourists of
some of the Florida lake shores IN the
early days of that state noted for
wonderful and marvellous productions.
This unnamed specimen has the body
and extremities of half grown ALI
gator with head resembling the genus
homo Of the African, zulo Senegambian
South Sea Island species. Go to Doud
and Muir's and see for yourselves how
1t will hypnotic you into buying pain
of shoes
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
Price Paid for Some Poems.

Excelsior. Longfellow's oft quoted
poem favorite subject for recitation by
every school boy and gi1l in the land,
brought the author fourteen dollars ana
The Wreck of the Hesperus, twenty
five dollars, but he lived to receive
greater pecuniary rewards for his
labors as well as recognition Of his
merit far dearer to the poet than money
values. For Hanging of the Crane, he
received $4,000. He left his heirs
$3.50 900. Whittier left 100000. Some
of his poems published in magazines
brought $1,000, and 'Snow Bound" has
given royalty of several thousand
Ella Whe eler Wilcox our own state
beloved poetess received 5000 III goid
for one copy of her Poems of Passion,
by Milwaukee citizens.
Poe sold his Raven for $40, and
though he immortalized himself lived
and died in poverty. n. 2. Willis
realized $4,000 year on his mis-
cellaneous poems which won him world
wide fame. >
Browning and Ruskin did not re-
ceive great pecuniary benefit for their
poems, although Browning was well
paid in the later years of his life. And
Ruskins prose writings which are of a
spirit of poetry throughout have been
largely distributed at good prices. AS
poet Laureate his income counts for
more than any written poem ever gave
to him. Byron received $4,000 for
Childe Harold, and $4,000 for Don
Juan. Moore received $4,000 for his
Irish melodies, and S15,750 for Lallah
Rookie. Campbell $4,000 for Pleasures
of Hope. Burns $4,000 for his edition
of poems. Walter Scott received
SIC, 500 for his Lady of the Lake, and
$4,000 for Marmion. He earned over
million dollars with his pen.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
s'Silver Threads Among the Cold,

Are sign that your hair needs in
rnratiDg. Beggs' Hair Remover pro-
VS.. "Aalthy growth of hair, pre-
notes a IL - or turning gray.
vents its falling ouu. T.: DAILY.
Sold and guaranteed by John -.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
PERSONAL.

Miss Edna Davis is visiting in Friend.
ship.
Mr.. Will Burt has gone to Neillsville
where he has situation at his business
Mrs. Mont Brown and Mrs. Corzeth
of Neillsville, are visiting in the city the
guests of Mrs. Orrin Grey.
Miss Emma Closuit is home agair
after pleasant visit with her cousin
Miss Ethel Sweeney of Merrill.
Rev. P. R. Staples, of Friendship who
is well known to our Congregations
friends in the city, is recovering after
an illness of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams contemplate
spending the Sabbath in Appleton Their
may indulge in a trip to some lakeside
resort.
Mr.. Jos. Cave is doing a good bust
ness selling a fine grade of steel goods
including bread, cake and carving
knives, meet saws and table knives.
MI. VI. u. JUueS Il FORMER howe t11gE
school principal visited in the Twin
cities few days the past week
Mr.. G. w. Paulus was an eve witness
of the Cold Storage holocaust in Chicago
A horror of desolation among all the
sights of the Fair.
Mr.. Frank Callahan sold his house.
hold goods this week and left with family
for their former home, Chicago, where
he will reside in the future.
Mr.. "Billy" Niles had an arm crushed
while coupling cars in Pittsvllle Monday
We have not learned the particulars
but know the young man as worthy
fellow having many friends here who
will be sorry to learn of the accident.
Mrs. Dora Miller Leuchen is visiting
liz the city the guest of hermother Mrs.
VIM. Miller. Mr.. Leuchen has closed a
successful school engagement in Athens
and will teach the coming season in
Hewitt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
Congregational and Robes.

What seems an Innovation IN COngfe-
gational church circles is the adopting
of robes during divine service by some
of it's leading churches in the east.
Wearing of the robes, III sense de-
stroys the personality of the speaker,
and covers up any personal detects or
neculiarities. Then there is dignity
and 1dealitv in the old time garb that
imnresses the mental vision, and IN
Mace of Reverend so and SO is seen a
priest, a minister of God, IN whose
ntterances the spirit of the divine
sneaks to hearts and minds that are
attuned to sympathy. Learned lawyers,
and great men find that the judges robe
Of office lends an added dignity and
so]emnitv to the bearing of the supreme
Judges who wear them and it IS fac'
that it adds to the impressiveness OF the
ceremonial in both cases. 1t is ques-
ion whether the innovation will be-
come a custom in church which has
made a record for its broad guageo
liberality and practical realism but
whether or no, there seems no very
valid reason why the custom siouio
not attain. A former MlnneaPoils
minister has recently been called TO
New York church where in accepune
the charge he steps into the church
robes that the church has prepared
This only is needed to give acceptable
worship, not creed or doctrine, robe OF
ritual. but spirit attuned in harmony
with the divine leader, Jesus the
Christ.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20
NOTICE.

Application having been made by six resi-
dent freeholders of the City of Grand Rapids
Wisconsin, praying that that part of Mulberry
street i'll said city, lying between High street and
Sycamore street. or its extension (being that
part lying between Blocks Nos. 81 Il 22) in
Neeves LIST and 2nd addition to said city of
Grand Rapids, be widened SO as to have said
part of Mulberry street the same width of, and
be in line with, its extension across the n. VIZ
of the S. W. q of Section No. Seventeen 90 in
Township No. twenty-five coz North of Range
No. six (6) East, known Grand Avenue, and
so marked upon Farrish's unrecOrded plat or
addition to said city of Grand Rapids: And it
being intended to widen said part of Mulberry
street by extending it over and through Lots
Nos. Il in Block No. 81 of Neeves first and
second addition to said city of Grand Rapids,
according to the recorded plat of said Neeves
by taking thirty-six 1867 feet in width off from
with the southerly line, of said Lots No. and 5:
and it appearing to the Common Council that
said lands if taken, will be taken against the
consent of the owner thereof, the said Jane
Sampson:
Now, Therefore, notice is hereby given that
on or before the 29th day of July A. D. 1898, 81
jury of six disinteresed freehOlders of said city
will be summoned to meet at the City Council
Room, said Goth day of July 1898, at 10 clock
in the forenoon thence to view the property
proposed to be taken, and to hear and decide
upon such application and the necessity of tax
ing such property. a.ts
BY order of the Common Council. Dated this
18th day of July, 1898.
7. A. TAYLOR, Mayor.
SETH REEVES, Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20

...s...
A drunken woman on the streets of
the Twin Cities is happily, a rare
spectacle, but such an one was pre-
sented to tie public gaze last week. 1t
is sight to bring the blush of shame to
a mans cheek and feeling of pity to
all who honor womanhood.
LosT.-A black cashmere shawl be-
tween Chas. Daly's residence and the
Lutheran church, Sunday forenoon
July Is. A good reward will be given
to the finder upon it's return to this
office.
A correspondent from South Dakota
writing of the latest storms there says:
eft might have been worse than to be
dried out, hailed out, raineG out, and
bowed out. To an outsider it is hard to
see the better of land where drouth,
hail, cyclones and grasshoppers succeed
each other as incidentals.
A big difference in the diet of people
who forget to consider. He lives upon
mouldy stewed prunes and dried cakes -
king Henry ". What a contrast to
discriminating gentleman who eats
bread made from Washburn Crosby s
Gold Medal flour. Sold by VIM. Scott Jr
Evening Wisconsin, Milwaukee.-The
Oberbeck Bros. Manufacturing Company
of Centralia, Wis, has brought reple-
vim suit against Sheriff Dunn for 81 1856 As
the value of goods sold in the Lappen
store which the plaintiffs claim belonged
to them. Coroner OFT served the papers
on the sheriff.
The Fair Association have arranged
an interesting program for the 1st OF
August. Bicycle races will be a feature
of the day, horse racing with horses
entered from abroad, and speeders OF
local celebrity will make it interesting
As some urchins ON School House
street were practicing turning hand
springs or cart wheels big sister to one
of them, said "Willie / wouldn' do that
Wouldn'V? bet yer dollar you couldn't
Wouldn't? he rep eated in tone OF
supreme contempt.
Messrs. Fritz Kruger and Geo. Davis
start Monday for a trip down the river
as far as Burlington, and through Iowa
They 90 by boat as far as Burlington
then travel with their wheels. They
take provisions with them and con.
veniences and will eat and sleep on the
boat.