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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-12-06
y y -. 7::a0 O'Clock, >. NJ.

Nv IL. 7:a0 O'Clock. y. III.
IAc board met and were called t
order BY the Hon. 1l;Hfrnan. i. W
Mcintyre p T. O'Mailey ana Jobl
i-llni present.
lie minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
On motion the following bills were
allowed ana the clerk and chair.n:,,
authorized to draw orders for paw
ment OF the same on the following
vote: f. w. Mcintyre, aye; z. j
OMaIley. aye; John Lind. aye.
John McTugh board OF tramps. ..Sl4 Z.
Chas Howard labor Oh GO road. S Z:
3 Z Myers team work On co road s Z.
E - kirwin labot. ON co road ...... 36 &C
4 G Ric hison justice feess state VS.
A Nelson .................... 4 o.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-12-06
Noy Is. 1884. 6 O'Clock a. m.

TIL board met ald We're called t,
order bv ttle II n Chairman Al
members present.
i'h. minu $ of The previous ma, t
in. we're re,;l and approved
On m ion She board Went late com
nit tee of he whole IN equalization.
On motion IN, Htfd iianrassl 4.
80 U'cIoc}7 .. IN.
JOHN RADCLIFFE,
y plitl 60 Jerk.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-12-06

Don't Tobacco Srit o. snake To,.Te liz
Away
The truthful, startling title CT a book about
yO,to.bac the only harmless. guaranteed 20
jQc.o-iabit cure. II pnu want tt quit anG
can't. Csc no to-bac,' Braces up nico tinizesi
rv2s, eliminates nicotine poisods, makes
weak men gain strength weight and igor
m;tye cure or money refunded,
Book al druggist, 0rmaiIed free, address
rhp Stirring remedy Go, Chicago Office, I >
gCiJIph st; New York. 10 Spruce st,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-12-06

WIFI HILL who is the head CLERK
,.W z. Fcssondan at Three Lakes
~. in his city Monday.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-12-06

=. Z. nouQnin. Of Maranesco, Mich
raosacted business in this city yester-
,ay. We acknowledge Il pleasant
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-12-06

Sheriff Sells transacted business
-. Pbiae,%Hlor til3 fore part Of the
rark.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-12-06

,,;c.: T,a,na Dd@as spent Thanks
...ioo e.ith friends in Rhinelandcr.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-12-06

dered the chairman and clerk ure
hereby authorized 10 deaw ord RS fog
payment of the same as t may b cons
due. p > O'MALLEY
Dated this 10th dag Of Nov. 1854
On motion the board adjourned thi
annual meeting to Nov. 2lst st $50
o'clock o. M
JOHN RADCLIFFE,
Deputy Co. { Jerk,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-12-06
Nov. II. 1894, 8 o'clock a, m.

Nov. II, 1884, 8 o'clock a, M.
The board met and were called to
order by the Hon. Chairman. All
members present.
The minutes OF the previous meet
ing We're read and approutd.
On motion. the following bills We're
uiIowed and the clerk and chairman
authorized to draw orders for the same
on the following vote: +. w. Mcintyre,
aye; z. j. O'Mal.ey, aye, John Lind,
aye.
F Deckert merchandise for Co
roud. ................... Io1 ~
+ d exert recording marriages,
births and deaths .....,........ 81 35
+ Mcintyre merch .n,iise for Co
road. ................. ... q 81
E Beardsley medicine for county 10
| w Il Bomber ( Lairing tools used
on county road ..,........ %
Loughling & Darwin merchar
disc used OH county road........ Isl g.
j ohm Lind per diem and milage
attending sessions of county
board so %
q Malley per diem and mllage
on county boaru. ............... 90 Ok
r Mcintyre sorri':o OH county
D3s.rd .................... * II
On mo.ion the folio wing resulu lion
presented By John Lad Was adopted.
Resolved, BY the County Board of
| SUPERVISORS of Villas County tnat the
county clerk ne and is hereby III
structeI To notify ali county officers Of
| YIlas county to MAKE u full annual re-
| port to the county bard on or before
/ Nov. 2lst, 1891 Of all moneys received
/ and dlshursed by them by virtue ol
! their respective ,ffices dnu OF ali or
! ders anti Certificates, ISSUED / laId nv
til-m as req aired by law.
Dated TINS Is ii tlaNo NOV, 1871
/ John LIND.
I On Ia ION tlIa f4il3Asi e resolution
ltrsAentad By 2, j. y Malley was
adopted.
Resolved, b. the Board of County
Supervisors OF Villas County that Amos
Radcliffe he retained at a salary OF
SAC. 90 per month until May lst, 1895,
and for such services properly rem
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Nov Il. 8 o'clock p. m


The board met "a were called u
order bv the Hon. Chairman. F. ".
McIntvre and p. ). O'Malley John
Lind, present.
THE minutes of the previous meeting
we're read and approved.
On motion the following bills were
allowed ana the clerk and chairman
authorized to draw orders for the
came on the following vote: f. w.
Mcintyre, aye; F. j. OMailey, aye.
John Lind, aye.
Jas Langin freight on books...... . ~
Swenson & Co board of county
paupers ........... '..''.'''.' " =.
Ole Swenson supplies used on
county road ...................... loo ID
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-19

every periodical published in the county
sent to him to be put in the corner stone
of the new court house.
The Santa Fee land department is pre-
pairing a large exhibit of Kansas pro-
ducts raised by irrigation, to send TO the
food and health exposition at Boston
Clarence Cook, boy who lives on
West Tenth street. fell down the gallery
stairs at the Grand last night and had his
head badly bruised. He was taken home
in a hack.
w. c. Campbell has a new story en-
titled 9sThe Passing of Jack Thompson"
published in the Overland Monthly,
which he Will read before the Washburn
club T. E. Bowman will address the
club on Education From a Business
Standpoint"
John Pears, charged with selling
liquor, was tried in the district court yes
terday afternoon on an appeal from the
police court He was discharged through
an error in the transcript Judge Ems
minger was careless.
Orlin Crawford will take the company
now at the Musee out on Eve weeks
tour over the Crawford circuit in Kansas.
1t will be played as a repertoire com
pany and will make the usual popular
price week stands. Leavenworth will
be the first town played and the company
will open there next Monday night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-19
STORIES ABOUT TOWN.
That Asylum Baby Captures an
Emporia Woman.
SHE ADOPTS TIE CHILD INSTANTER

some or the Daily Incidents About
the city
One Of the most interesting cases that
has appeared at the orphans home in
many day, was that of the child taken
to the home from the insane asylum-the
child OF shame and insane parents.
When the ladies agreed to take it they
were sure they had a hopeless case on
their hands so far as ever being able to
secure a home for it was concerned 1t
was scarcely three days, however, before
it found home itself and good one.
The home authorities had been for
some time corresponding with lady who
lives in EmpOria ia regard to the adOp-
ton Of young baby and just before the
asylum baby arrived, she had been writ
ten to that there was a child at the home
that would be likely to suit her and ask
ing her to come up and see it.
few days after the arrival of the
asylum baby she arrived to see the child
picked out for her.
liz was shown TO her and she agreed to
take it. Before leaving she expressed a
desire to see all the inmates.
In one little crib, buried almost, in the
big white pillow. lay cooling and laugh
ing fair skinned little babe with big
black eyes and soft black hair. It was
the asylum baby. Kicking up its little
heels and cooling louder with a laugh
that showed its gums the little one held
out its hands 10 her. She was captured.
Down on her knees. all unmindful of her
costly dress, she went. laughing with the
baby aud kissing its smiling lips.
"Oh, you darling" she said, Il want
you; no other"
he situation was explained to her, but
she would not listen to any objections
She took the child into her Ian ana IauOh-
ed and cried and kissed II AGAIN and
again.
"Iou. and you ONLY" she said and the
matron let her have her wav- She conI5
hardly DO induced to leave the child for =
moment
Down town abe want and hourht n
silk hood. and soft clothes enouo'1 To l,r,,v
It All the baby's history and possible
future were waived and the lady has
taken it for letter or for worse. 1t is
with her now at her Emporia home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-19
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS.

A man with magic lantern is abroad
in the city.
Farmers are digging potatoes. The
crop is poor.
Sweet potatoes are much better than
usual this year.
The colored Populists are trying to ar
range another joint debate.
Three crops of alfalfa have been raised
in western Kansas this year.
The Santa Fe A R U. strikers nearly
all go south in search of work.
The Kansas Turn Bezirk will hold a
convention in Topeka October ID and IA.
Dr. L. d. Mckinley has returned from
a meeting of the Clan Mckinley at De
troit
Three young men from one boarding
house will be married at different times
The flowers in the yards about town
are now carefully covered up every
night
The German Catholic church gave an
entertainment last evening at 43O Kansas
The Santa Fe depot looks prettier
than new red wagon since it has been
painted
People who are putting on their
heavier wear will be sorry if they don't
look out
DR. H. w. Roby will read an original
next Saturday.
Armstrong & Kass ebaum of Topeka
have established branch commission
house at Windsor. Col
Chairman Richardson, of the Demo
cratic state central committee, is the best
dressed politician in town.
The man who goes up and down the
street evenings in a lounge cover suit
selling candy is not from Borneo.
s-T-
that when they appear on the street look
made up to 60 on as the two Topsies.
The Santa Fe will run a special train
out of Kansas City after the Priests of
Pallas parade Tuesday night, October 3
A western emigrant who passed
through Topeka today had painted on his
wagon crudely the words, 1--WE Want
Work"
The Republican Flambeaa club will
parade Saturday evening before the
meeting to be addressed by Mrs. J. Ellen
Foster.
Jointist McWiIliams' habeas corpus
case was argued IN the district court yes
terday afternoon and taken under advise
meut-
It is announced at Dallas, Tex, that
&3,00O,000 worth of bonds of Fred Close ;
railroad have been sold to English cap
italists-
Miss Elizabeth q. Yates, who spoke
from the state house steps last night. Is
one Of the handsomest of the suffrage
speakers
The largest transparency in Topeka
will IN few days be placed over the
entrance Of the z. n C. A rooms on
East Eighth street
A Topeka young man whose best girl
lives at Leavenworth now forgoes the
pleasure Of visiting her on account Of the
smallpox in that city.
Yesterdays fire was in Ed Hawes
barn at Second and Monroe streets.
Damage $50. covered by insurance. Il
was probably incendiary.
sam Radges wants the latest copy c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-19
LOCAL MENTION.

A new departure has been made this
year a. the Catholic parochial school. In
connection with it a commercial school
has been started in charge Of Sister
Mary Bordia-
association will take steps to amend its
charter with g view to establishing a
creche department where mothers may
leave their babies for day or a week
while they 60 out to work.
The city lost its frat case on the cri mi
nal docket of the district court The
jury in the case OF Calvin Boyd charged
with being in q gambling house. return
ed a verdict of not guilty. John Pears.
charged with selling liquor. is on trial
this afternoon
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-19

You Know where 1t Is. But Do Won
Know What II Is Like Inside-

Aou Know Where 1t Is, But Do EOu
Know What It Is Like Inside.
Have you ever been inside the state
arsenal ca the state house grounds or
don't you like such blood thirsty place?
Mr. w. +. T.. Charles, the young man in
charge, would be pleased to show you all
tnere Is 70 see there and there is no
charge
ne arsenal il simply one large room
with deck running around i inside
instead Of second story floor It Is the
place where all the supplies for the state
miiltia are kept Il is full Of big boxes
thaS you are told contain guns Of differ
ent Kinds, saddles, blankets. uniforms
ammunition. etc, etc. Upstairs II bfT
pile OF oyercoats OF all sizsa, camp utep-
ais anc unserviceabls rides and carbiues
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Down. stairs are the serviceable guns
and other goods. In this arsenal there
are 1900 rounds Of ammunition, all the
equipment necessary for about 100 cav
alrymen and 200 infantry. Ia the stock
are six different sizes of coats and twelve
different sizes Of trowsers, so that it is
not so hard to fit man as you might i'm
agine. Mr. Charles is just now packing.
for shipment, the supplies for the new
Lawrence 1t consists Of forty men.
There is also a work bench and Mr.
Charles puts in his spare time, and he
has lots of it, in fixing up the old guns
to make them serviceable. There are all
the different parts Of a gun at his com
mand and he could make an entirely
new one at his bench. The Springfield
rifles in use viii carry ball through a
pillow mould board
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-19
BARGAINS IN HOSE.
In This Line Chief WiImarth Strikes a De-
efded Snap.

Talk about bargains in hosel No To
peka person probably ever secured such
great values at so small an outlay as
Chief Wilmarth in his recent purchase
Of 1000 feet Of additional water hose for
the Topeka ire department The fact is
be got a quality or hose that is guaran-
teed to last twice as long a. the regular
rubber hose. at about two dfths the cost
Of the latter. The hose has q coarse
woven cotton exterior, under which is a
heavy quality Of rubber tubing. Inside
Of all this ia another cotton coated rub
Der nose. This kind OF hose ia
supposed by many experts in fire
department affairs to make q new
era in their profession. Most
Of the knitted hose heretofore On the
market has been woven around tbs cir
cumference Of the hose instead Of length :
wise Of it,
By thiA imnrQgement thers il Ro fric-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-19
ON OCTOBER 1.
The Y. Nj. c. A. Rooms VIII Open With
a Gospel Meeting.

The Y. Nj. G. A. Rooms win Open With
a Gospel Meeting.
The managers of the Topeka Young
Mems Christian association are prepar-
/ ing for an active season in their work
among the boys and young men of the
city.
The new rooms Of the association on
East Eighth street, which are almost
ready for occupancy. will, when the fin
ishing touches have been put on. be the
finest I. NJ. G. A rooms in Kansas with
out an exception.
Mr.. Geo. E. Lerrigo, the general secre-
tary, who has been working all summer
on the plans for the new work in the
new rooms, is much encouraged at the
present outlook.
/ 1t is expected that the new rooms will
/ be ready for occupancy by the 1st Of Oc-
tober and the opening service will be a
! gospel meeting held in Music hall. which
! is { part of the new Y. N. G. A property.
This meeting will be attended by all the
state officers of the Y. NJ. G. A. and many
prominent association workers from out
side Of the state.
The gospel meeting will be followed
/ by one or two days reception in the
rooms, during which it Is expected that
every young man in Topeka will visit
I and inspect the new home of the associa-
/ ton.
tits proposed to have a reception at
least once a month during the coming
winter, and a glee club. male quartette,
male chorus aud orchestra will be attrac-
tive features of the association.
Secretary Lerrigo says the new read
/ ing rooms will be furnished as well as
reading rooms can be.
The association will have Bible classes
so arranged that all who wish may at
/ tend
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-19
THE WILD AND wOoLY WEST.
A Couple of Eastern Girls Who Got Nor,
Of the Asylum Than They wanted


Of the Asylum Than They Wanted
Two Topeka gallants agreed to take
two young ladies, who are visiting here,
out to the insane asylum recently The
plan was carried out The girls were
ready to be before they got through with
the trip.
They had selected nice day for it and
had seen nearly all of the Institution and
when the guide left them for a minute
they concluded they would 60 across a
sort of court they SAW and visit another
part of the institution. They accord
ingly entered the court. but had hardly
got good start when they were met by
volume Of the most daring profanity
that ever penetrated the ear of q girl
away from her mother. They had STUN
bled into the neiRhborhood Of the incur
able ward. They couldn't possibly do
such an undignified thing as beat a re-
treat, so they pushed ahead against the
torrent Of profanity that poured in upon
them from every direction. The girls
were pale. The boys were paralyzed-
Still they pushed Dravely. though faIter-
ingly, on. The most terrible abuse came
down upon the heads of the innocent Wis
itora
It was ages before they reached the
end of the building and when they had
passed through the door and slammed it
close together every ear was ringing,
pres SEPARATION stood out on every brow and
one of the girls was compelled to lean
against the wall for support Il was all
the boys could do to support themselves.
The rest or the visit was spoiled and
the party came silently back to town.
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ton to the water The knitted exterior
is so made that when from any cause the
cotton becomes worn it can be patched
by a process which leaves the hose pre-
ciseIy as it was before, at an extremely
nominal cost. IF Chief Wilmarth is as
greatly pleased with his purchase as he
expects to be. he will use no other kind
of hose in the Topeka department here
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-19
AN ANGEL OF RUsrICIrY.

He stood and Watched the Electricity
H. Dash Along the Street.
He was from the country and was not
quite onto all the mysterious lnannerisms
of city life.
As he stood on West Sixth street and
leaned against the buIwark of his new
cotton um brelIa he made an uncOnsciOusly
picturesque sight The neighbors noticed
it.
He was standing out in the street a lit
tie off the curb and was evidently wait
ing for something.
An east bound car came along. He
watched it go by and said nothing. In a
few minutes he treated a west bound car
with the same icy reserve. What did he
want? The neighbors on both sides Of
the street were asking 1t among them
selves.
Fully an hour slipped by and still he
stood there, noble monument to the
god Of rusticity
After several cars had come and gone
he began to appear anxious. He was
seen to change feet. i e.. change his
weight from one of his ample bases to
the other Evidently he could stand the
strain no longer for he approached the
nearest house.
SAY" he asked of the man who
answered his knock. "How in thunder
do you stop these blamed electric cars7"
The mystery was explained to him and
he got to the depot in time to miss his
train.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-19

American Steam Laundry, 112 Wcss
7th street, tele. SAL
Subscribe for the DAILY stats JouAHAI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-19

Charles s. Ettenson has brought a suit
against the wholesale clothing house Of
SCHNEIDER, Korn & ROsen for s 800
damages. A contract was made between
them BY which Ettenson was to be de-
fendant's commercial traveller at $4,000
year and expenses. He alleges the
contract was broken,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-19

An old COIOred Mans Idea of Rain MAX
ing.

Out at Hays City, where a rain-fakir
humbugged the people, an old coIored
brother sizes up the situation in this
gloomy way according to the Sentinel:
81 low dis heah county amt nevah 60
in to get nc more rain. De good Lawd
in his justiicatin' didn't see no use OBJ a
fall oh de heabenly waters, an you all
done sent fob Mr. Boyd Dan de Lawd
said, Of yo' gwine to put yo'r trus' in
Nistah Boyd, den trus' Mistah Boyd
Den de Lawd pulled outl Den Mistah
Boyd pesterfcated wifi de elermeuts q
spell. an he pulled out Wifi de Lawd
pulled out an Mistah Boyd pulled out
how you gwine to ,spect any rain?n
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-19

The United States secret service has
discovered two new counterfeit biila
One is a So note Of the Firzt National
bank Of Cincinnati, made by photo
graphic process The bill is Of the
series Of 1882. The other new counter
felt il a $40 bill, photograph etched
representation Of the silver certificate
Of the series Of 1886