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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-20
A BAD srsak.

samnsF Hotel Fsopristor-It's Singular
there srs 40 more young people here this
year.
Clerk-Nos az all
froprietor-Mhy isntitf
CteFk-Isdn't yea advertise that the
back plazxas sonl9 be Isghts1 b. electric
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-20
Baby. Ka,tie-A story of PAIou.s.


The 2is-year-old child OF Joseph Cakes,
OF Endieott was missed by Its mother last
Friday evening. She finally heard the
child growing and laughing in the yard,
and going cut found the little one sitting
on the ground, while twisted about lis
meek and shoulders and partially coiled in
its lap was al enormous rattiesnake,
whose triangular head VAS swaying aud
vibrating about the chiid's face. TIE
snake was snatehed sway and dispatched,
when 10 vas found that the baby vas en-
tirely gnhurt.
worthy Representative OF abe Democracy
sldEey Independent.
George Hazard has announced himself
willing 10 be sacrificed IS Democratic can
didate for congress. George would repre-
sent the Democracy Of today TO perlsc-
ton.
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But fte Denies Ia

NN~tsaIiA N.Y. NeEAs
Ii IL said tasi Joe kGhn. the old Demo
cratic wArhorss % Jefferson county. isanx-
sous 20 secure the Democratic nomination
for congress from the wes; Of the mount
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-20
Acres
Near the
University.

ownership.
There are always nice home
districts surrounding universe
ties and other important edu-
cational institutions.
Probably no university in
the world has such a grand sit
uation as the new university of
this state will have.
We have two tracts of land
in the immediate vicinity on
our list at bargain prices.
TWENTY ACRES-This
adioins the town of Yesler on
the north and is the finest kind
of rich agricultural land. The
price is $500 an acre, and it is
worth it as farming land aside
from all speculative features.
1t is rare chance for prohta-
bic investment in eligibly To-
Gated acres. We believe the
price will double within IL
months.
THIRTY ACRES-This
is a quarter of a mile from the
other tract 1t is also excel
lent farming land and the price
is the same-$3oo an acre.
Reasonable terms will be
made on either tract
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THE FARAND0LE.

It appears that Peerless John Collins is
trying TO run the Populist party Of the
First ward as well as the Republican and
Democratic.
Mr. II. l. Sizer, OF the Third ward of
Seattle, is added TO the list of candidates
for the Legislature in the district of which
the Third is portion. Mr. s yer is we'll
known in Seattle as an earnest Repub-
lican. an able lawyer and an honorable
and upright gentleman. He possesses all
the qualifications necessary for a useful
legislator.
State Senator c. w. Ide, OF Spokane, is
in Seattle. lie reports Republican pros
feeling is very general there that Farmer
Gloysiein has been murdered because of
his political convictions. Mr.. Ide Is
strongly of this belief and is confident
that all the details OF the crime will some
day be known.
Jefferson county Republicans are object
ing most vigorously TO the superintendent
made by the state committee for the sen.
atorial district convention. Jefferson and
Ciallam counties are united IN one ds-
trict Jefferson cast Go votes for Harrison,
and Clsllam cast sis. In the convention.
however. Clallam Is given q preponderance
OF fourteen votes over Jefferson. jefferson
is naturally dissatisfied with the arrange
menL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-20

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-20
Tooth
Powder.
Laugh and the World
Laughs With
You.

LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER win
give you PEARLY TEETH.
II will give you BREATH
SWEET AS A BABY'S.
It will HARDEN THE GUMS.
II will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER 10
free from grittiness.
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER has
Q dslicste and refreshing flavor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23

satisfaction t. bcta patrons and
pupils. He has been assisted IL
the educatl. nal work by the Misses
Julia Tracy, Mamie Slattery, Mollie
Hollis, Lou Swimm, and Emma
Dougas. The school board is com
posed Of w. J. Reilly, Secretary,
JOS. Lonkey, President and james
Oberholtzer, Vice President. Eaglt
River can well feel proud Of her
excellent public schools, as there is
no other town Of equal size or even
double her population, that can
boast OF as good.
CHURCHES.
Next in order comes the various
religious denominations which we
find established here TOR the spiritu-
al good of this happy family. | use
the word family as applied to a town
advisedly. As the members of a
household are banded together by
the ties Of kindred, love and affec-
ton, 50 the citizens of town are
but members Of family banded to-
gether by similar ties of mutual
interests and sympathy. AS one
member Of thu human family cannot
be injured without the rest suffering,
50 a member Of q family or town
cannot be effected without reflex
action on all others. All interests
center in one grand local point, the
general welfare.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23
IS THE HOME OF WEALTH,
INDUSTRY, SOBR'ETY
AND REFINEMENT.
AEReview Of Our Town SURROUNDING
Country And Most Enterpriainu
Citizens Ely En Cid Hawk
eye Editor.
THE. HOME.

Most apt'y it has BEEN said: .'7he
bone is the outWork of cur ciy;liza.
ton. 1t is the. neucleus around
Which clusters in rich .profusion the
Subllmest memories OF the most beam
tiful sentiments and the truest AND
nOblest aspiration the human race.
Poverty and pain, penury and want.
may oft be unbidden guests. and the
hubbub and ,.trenmOil of life's fierce
conflict may rage with fury un,.e-
strained-the home remains a refuge
sublime. Mid storms and temDests
sunshine and shadow, and through
all the quick changes OF lifes great
drama still stands the home. An
oasis in the desert-the SOLITARY sta.
i'll all the fimament " hose faithful
rays guides unering, the feet OF way
ward humanity into higher, nobler and
better paths. Home, therefore is the,
text and how, and where to obtain
them is thechief topic OF which the sue
ceeding. columns will treat.
TRANSFORMATION.
The transformation, growth end
development of Northern Wisconsin,
and the entire state in fact was the
product OF the omnipotent though
invisible forces. But yesterday, seem
lngly an unbounded wilderness, Il
vast unknown eXpanse-the abode OF
savagery-theh happy hunting grounds
OF the rcdman who reianed in peace
supreme. The world is familiar with
the phenomenal growth of the west
and Northwest. In one brief genera
ton we have looked with amazement
at the flight nf vast herds of buffaloes
and hDrdes of painted men before the
advancing caravans Of the emigrants:
seen the locomotive climb, chamOis
like, over the cliffs and the very creS
OF the rocky mountains; seen web of
steel spread over the wilderness by
the great spider of commerce; the tee
pes OF the Indians swept away to
make room for the factory, church
and school house, and the trail of
the"49ers" marked by the decayihg
bones OF man aud beast Amid the
roar of mill wheels. the din OF the fac
tory whistles, AMI CHATTER Ct wheels
of trade, the people OF the east have
swept with their telescopes the far
west and northwest for the glitter of
gold and agriculture. One city at
least in the great Badger State
Eagle River has caught the eye of
the east, and the query comes, what
new wonders has natures store house
given to enrich.
| Each part of this great country has
its special features. some excelling in
one direction such as for instance,
the timber supply others in another
such as mineral, some especially adap-
ted to fruits, while others will be
adapted to grazing and others again.
by virtue of Il lower latitude altitude
/ to the growth of sub-tropical self
made crops, such as cotton. rice, SUI
/ gar. to bareo, etc, Coming however
to the
IL STATE OF WISCONSIN
a condition confronts us.that is me-
in very few districts on the continen
and we feel constrained to ask tn,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23

privilege of giving expression to some
indelliDle impressions that have beer
made upon our mind and can never
| be effaced or obliterated. The ,dvan-
| tages II this state are not alone con
I fined to one particular feature alone
but they are many and varied. y
/ this particular section OF which we
write. we find that diversified farming
! is carried ON to /, great extent, ana
/ successfully. too. Cora even has bseil
! kn' wn to produce from s. to,50 bush
fels in Villas county, while wheat,
oats, rye aad barley are nearly
always Il s:lre growing crop. Many
southern and eastern readers are
under the impression that this coun-
try is to fail. north for successful agi'i-
culture pursuits, but it has been clear
~ demonstrated that such IS not the
case Of course this is Il great tim
Ter coaltry. but this is not reason
alb Y Il draw back. but in reality it is
an advantage ever agriculture coun-
tri S, inas-much s%there is p,euty OF
fuel during the winter months and It
also affords employment to many
thousands OF Hlell is we'll as afford
ing :; revenue for the farmer during
the long winter IN nths. that he has
no oth4r work he can 90 cut upon the
timberlands, chop Il few loads Ct ties
or posts and haul them to the nest
est town and realize IL good price Tor
the same The climate has been con-
ceeded by every person who has WISH
ted Wisconsin TO be one or The most
Necessarily, the winter months ..fe
long and cCl0, bat billiards. are I'LL
known here. Iiaying Travelled in al
most every stated III the union, through
Canada, to the Gulf OF Mexico, and
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, by
railroad, cGach, buggy AM on foot,
the writer has made the soil and Us
pr ducing qualities an honest,..pa
tient study. He has noticed the
climate of I'll He localities he has
visited. has fnund climate changes
OF vast proportions within distances
of only a few miles at some places
lie has found regions OF sun dryed
plains, of low, marshy swamps, where
the ail. reeked With poisonous
odors, almost side Ivy side He has
found snow capped mountains ANA
beautiful grassy plains within :: few
hundred feet Ct each other. He has
seen tropical fruits growing, the suA-
nv south in Ill her glcry, and felt the
winters c!,ii ING brcezes, but OF the
various places he has visited, unduf
all the different circumstances, his de
ductioGs always show that where
Wisc"nsin's splendid farming lands
and healthful, productive climate are
placed beside any other state or ter
rit0ry-be it far famed California or
the scenic Catskills-she still stands
majestic and atone, the garden spot
OF tle world
Among all the counties iii Wiscon-
sin to-day,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23
Il
lumber manufacturing down pretty near

! lumber manufacturing down pretty near
10 science.
LANDS
The Gerry I4Gmber Company also has
about l 300 ;leres os land for sale, rang
my from in price from 81 80 to 100
per acre and they are all suitable Tor
iiyersiged farming. The company now
las about 65 ;lcras under cultivation.
most OF which is i'll potatoes, oats and
hay, AVID Mr.. Finger informed us that
they had raised $50 bushels of potatoes
the acre and 40 to so of oats and that
they had harvested from ton and half
to two tons OF hay per acre. Mr.. Finger
also oW2S considerable land in the state
and he solicits correspondence from
farmers who desire to move into q rich
and productive as we'll as healthy coun-
try. He informed us that he had never
saw &C total failure OF crops in Villas
county nor partial one either, and that
could come here without a cent and in a.
few years could own q farm and be in IL
prosperous condition. He will cheerfullv
and promptly answer all letters of in
qniry, and our readers may rest assured
that whatever he may say will be
thoroughly reliable and trustworthy as
he is one OF the most enterprising and
public spirited citizen of the town and
he's host OF friends and acquaintance.
Unless one had special business in these
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23

E paper mill, grist mill, and a good bank
are among the wants OF the town and
parties looking up d location for any OF
/ the above industries will meet with
substantial encouragement from oul
| citizens. The city has 20 acres OF
ground which it is fencing and improy-
ng and will be a credit to the town as
a city park. and also has an elegant
two story building. used as the town
hall and cost $1,000 a Cue system of
water works is i'll operation and cost
about Sic, O50. 90, and we'll trained fire
department is another admirable
feature, the latter having 5000 feet of
hose and three carts and is under the
direction OF James White Rev III, G.
Todd was instrumental in putting in
free reading room about three years
ago and it is we'll supplied with the
very choicest books and magazines.
Taking every thing into consideration
Eagle River is bound to become one
of the leading and prominent towns in
North Western Wisconsin at no dis
tanh date.
Such are the writer's thoughts to-
night as after days ride and wonder
he pulls into the growing and enter
prising city Of Eagle River. This city
has never experienced what might be
termed boom" but at the same time
her growth has been steady and pros
porous, ard we viii venture the assert
ion that during the past two years she
has added more new buildings than any
othel. town in Wisconsin according. to
her population. is Il brisk town in
every way, with all It's citizens carry
ing that appearance 50 unlver al over
the state-good health aud Well fed.
shall biyouac here for q good nigat's
rest al theIIotel Veronica, and continue
my Investigations as the true merits Of
this particular part OF Wisconsin.
Right here, however, let me- say q
word about the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23
PUBLIC SCHOOL.

the fountain head, the main spring
of national greatness, demands my
attention first. Eagle River has a
large two story brick building with
basement costing $40, ooo.o 90 with
seven departments and an average
attendance Of 200 pupils. The
schools the past year have been
under the charge Of Prof. c. d.
Cross, an able and competent IN
structor, who has given the best OF
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23

We find lere the Catholic, Con
grcgational and German Lutheran
denominations, all three Of which
have gocd substantial buildings and
Iorc.a cnpfraratinDS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23
Villas COUNTY

now stands in the fl ont ranks ana
here and there I'LL over the county
can be found lar,,e and substantial
farm houses and the owners in neatly
every instance are Well-to-do ana M
telligent people, This county has
rapidly settled up with an Industrious
and enterprlsing class OF agriculture
alists who have come here with the
fixed intention Of making it their
home, and many of whom the writer
collversed with, expressed themselves
highly pleased With the condition OF
affairs. Villas County soil is adapta-
bic to the production OF nearly every
cereal known the gricuituralist and
produces an abundant crop. There
is plenty of fine, fresh water, lakes
with millions Of gamey fish, and the
Eunting and fishing is excellent the
year1
The people are slowly but surely
getting tired of the unproductive
pr,,iries Of the west, the stony, stln.
gv hillsides OF the east and the mall
arial invested districts of the south
and it is only q question OF Il short
time until they will sec the benefits
to be derived from north western
Wisconsin and there will be an influx
of these people to enjoy the climate,
cultivate the fertile valleys and grow
rich from their bOuntcOus crops
Come and secure you q home where
YOU can pass your de Ginning years IN
peace and plenty. Come where YOU
can rest under the shade OF your OWE
..vine and fig tree" and look over
Your fields Of grain, green and
golden and enjoy life ina the fullest
measure Tie capital OF this promis-
ing and productive county is
En- GLE RIVER,
an enterprising and rapidly growing
little city of 1000 population, located
on the Chicago s. Northwestern rail-
road and nearly in the geographical
center Of the county. No city CT 1900
population can boast of more large and
substantial buildings than can Eagle
River. She has kept her pace with
other cities of twice her size and has
meyer lost an opportunity to help bnilu
up and boom the town and the advant-
ages of the surrounding country. The
EC. & NV. railway furnishes quick
transportation to all the great markets
and furnishes the East, South and
North with the best OF passenger SER
vice. Every branch Of business indus
try is well represented and the citizens
are liberal and enterprising. A Furni.
ture factory, starch factory, pulp and
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-10-05
CoMMIssloNEn's Oyy,cr
Tazewell, Va, Sept. "a, 1891.

Iazewell, Va, Sept. "a, 1904.
TO Clinch Valley Bank, corporation.
G. P. Greever, J. b. Greever, g. ". Greey
er, ]. A Greevcr, II. @. Alder. on, trustee,
w. w. Sanders, Alexander St CLAIR, vii.
liam l.. Spra cher and Joseph s. Moss:
You are hereby notified that on the 15tl,
day of October next, Mt my office at Taze
well, in the. county of Tazeweil in the
State of Virginia. shall proceed to take
an account, according to terms of decree
of the Circuit Court of soid county, pro-
nounced in the case of The Clinoh Valley
Bank. complaint against G. P. Greeyer
and others. defendants. at the August
term. 1894, to ascertain "the liens of ev-
er, chareci er, with their pri rites against
the said O. p. Greever, j. b. Greeyer. @.
w. Greever and j. A.. Grecvrr that are
TONED.
s..S.s9 Giyen under 1se, my hand this Oath day of
JAMES p. KELLY,
Conn issioner In Chaicery.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-10-05
a Bad State OH Affalrs.

The people of the South are being
deceived in the purchase of imitation
medicines It's poor consolation to
a sick nan to he told that the nedi-
cine offered him certainly wont do
him any, harm. Wrong; it will do
great harm. 1t allows the disease to
progress instead of stopping it, aud
this is most dangerous because the
disease will soon be beyond cure.
This is the best reason why you
should be sure to get the right medi-
cine. Don't r SIX your health by try
ing auy of the many Liver Medicines
which have sprung up iu. the South
5to be sold in place of Simmons Liver
Regulator, put up by j., H Zsilin &
Co., with the Red z on every pack
age, this was the medicine of your
fathers. and they lived long. Have
nothing to do with anything else, or
any druggist or dealer who wonld
persuade you that the many imita-
tions under different names are just
as good. It's not true. The people
who buy them heap up their miser-
les. Beware!
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-10-05
WEIGH ,eW. VA,

" NIRGlNIA:--In tho Clerk 's Office of
v Tnzewcll Circuit Court, September
22nd, 1891.
S. G. Graham, administrator Of Josie
Thomns, Complainant,
ID. II. Thomas, j. N. IInrmnn, Charles
w. Scott and John ID. Noble two lnst)
mcrclnnts and pnrtnrrB under tho
sJyle of Scott & Noble, II. L, Hughes
and 4. q. Eilnger merchants elih,l
partners under tho style OF Hughes
Efllnger 81 Company, w. 9, Tabor
aud j. Mullins, partners under thu
firm ard style of w. q. Tabor & CONS
pnny. Il, L.. Bell, o. Is. Barker md j!
Il. Jennings partners under tho. firm
and style of Bell. Barker Sc Jennings,
partnership under tho. firm and styld
of Cullen d Newman, tho nnmcs OF
whose individual members nro MI.
known. II pnrtnoraliip under tho firm
mid stylo Of Tay lor g. Spencer md tho
individual names Of whose members
nro' unknown to complainant, v. Ii.
Thomns, s. Walton. jesse Bailey, II.
I +. Hunt ndministrutpr OF j. @, Hunt,
' G. j. Mcneil, William Snddlcr, John
Hoops, B. II. Greever. C.P. MoWaiie,
j. w. Chapman nnd A. =. Gillespie,
partners under the firm npd style of
Chapman 81 Gillespie james w. Max
we |. q. Nj. Graybcnl.n n firm under tho
nnme Of w. j. Parker & Company,
the individual names of which nro
unknown except W. j. Parker. and
w. l.. Kcorl, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY. a'.n
Tho object Of this suit in TO SGT aside q
deed of trust executed by ID. ~, Thomas
to j. N. thurman trustee, dated eth day
of June, 1903, and recorded snmo day
in Tnzewell. to secure tho defendant
and to enforce complainant Judgment
ugninst the lnnde of d. Il. ThoInaH, some
of which nro included in the trust deed.
And II appouring,f from sufficient eJi-
dence on file In anid Office that Cullen
& Newman, n partnerehip, are unknown
and are nonrcsidents, firm ,untler the
name and sUyle of Taylor s. Spencer,th
nnmcs of whose individual are 'un-
known. and believed TO be nonresidcnts,
II firm under tho name and style OF w.
j. Parker d Company, tho names OF
whose individual members are unknown
except w. j, Parker, and they are nom
residents, and s. Walton, IL is ordered
TINT they appear hero within fifteen
days after due publication of this order
and do what is necessary to protect
their interest in this suit and that cop.
iea hereof be published and posted no
prescribed by law.
a A copy-Teste:
IS. ii. BANE HARMAN, Clerk,
HENRY & GRAHAM, p. q.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-10-05
" VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
v CHANICAL COLLEGE,
AT BLAcKsBuna.

% Instructors. Thoroughly equipped
Shops, Laboratories and Intirmary Farm
of 33S acres. Stcain heating and Electric
lightsiin Dormitores. Degree COURSES in
Agriculture. Hnrliculturc. Civil, Mechan-
ical and Electr ical Engineering, Applied
Chemistry and General Science. Shorter
coursea in Pra ctical Agriculture and Prac-
teal Mechanics.
Total cost for session of nine months,
including tuition and other fees, clothing,
board, washing. text hooks, medical at.
Students, $3.50. Next session begins Sep.
tember 2ist, 1891. For Catalogue apply
to ]. NJ. McBRYDE, PH. d., LII. ID.
President.