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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06

the Pineville, all owned by
Company and under the e
sion OF Superintendent {
The loom capacity OF each
gan, 4i6; Ballouville, 40; an
The distance TO the nearest
at Dayville is three miles an
for that part OF the
alone IL 80 cents per hundi
road goes through what is
ateiy known as the Nosen
section that for beauty ol
New England what the oril
that name is 10 California.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06

xxvANrEp-A FIRST GLASS TRIMMER, TWO
w makers and one saieswoman in our mlllin.
cry department for the Fsn season. Apply by
letter stating where formerly employed and sslsry
etpected Calender. hsAusisn Tseup Co,
Proyidence n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06

THE FINE
Suburban Estate
OF REV. B. FAY MILLS,

Is offered for sale at a reasonable figure and
easy terms, on account OF his removal from
the state. IL Is located at Pawtuxet r. L., on
Narragansett Bay, 80 minutes from Dorranoe
street, with electric cars passing the grounds on
two sides, and 10 perfectly lifted for summer and
winter residence. The estate occupies AN entire
block, containing six acres of highly cultivated
land, with fine variety OF large and small fruit,
large conservatory and grapery, extensive barns,
etc The water view 10 one Of the most besntiul In
the country, and there are large lawns, with hum
dreds OF shade trees. The Mansion House contains
"a rooms, with all modern improvements, and
there IL n gardeners cottage OF eight rooms, fitted
for two families; furniture will be sold desired.
II not cold soon will be rented, furnished unfur
nished. Inquire Immediately OF MR. MILLS on
the place, Fair street. Pawtuxet. iulysl-d
IcoR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST LOCATED
II building lots on Warwick Neck Apply To u.
Russell Brown, Providence. n maris-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06

When the Providence, Ponaganset &
Springfield Railroad Company becomes a
reality in rails and rolling stock,
es IL Is expected to be in two
years, the Providence q SPRING
deld terminals will not only be bene-
dted directly and indirectly, but a
portion OF the States OF Rhode Island and
Connecticut, comprising a 20-mile belt
stretching from the eastern boundary OF
Rhode Island to the thriving village of
Brooklyn, in the Nutmeg State will be
opened up. This entire section, rich
~ 1t Is in all natural resources
has, with the exception Of two intermedi-
ate villages, hitherto been absolutely
destitute of all modern transportation
facilities. Scores OF water privileges have
been left idle, many Of the mills that have
been built are abandoned, and even those
which are in operation are running at ca
pacity way below that warranted by their
water power because there is no induce
ment for development, and the cost OF
drayage must ever be against the pro-
ducer. The product OF valuable stone quar-
xies all through the towns OF Foster and
6cituate is left in its natural state
because there are no adequate means OF
getting 1t TO market. The proprietor OF
every corner store Is handicapped because
Of the amount which he must pay to have
bis stock In trade dragged over some OF
thc worst roads in Rhode Island, milkmen
suffer I'm the same way and the farmers
san derive but little profit from
their sales in the city when the cost of
1eaming has been taken out OF the gross
receipts, and besides this there are many
mill supritendents who would retain
ohcir residences in the city IL there was
ony way OF getting back and forth. A
1ist Of the mill villages and numerous
intervening settlements along the pro-
posed route that lack only railroad facili-
ties for a splendid growth and develop
uent 10 ss follows.
North Scituate.
North Scitustc, about 10 miles from
Proysdencs, n the first settlement beyond
DyerviiIs through which the road IL 10
pass III the mill property OF this place
4 practically owned by Robert Adams OF
New Jersey. lie has one cotton mill OF
no looms in operation and has agreed
- sstabiish tour more mills st this place
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
Mortgages Sale of Personal Proper

VIII be sold at Public Auction on WEDNESDAY,,
August is, 1884, at 81 Pane street. Providence, RI
by virtue OF the powe OF sale contained In a
tain mortgage decd Ia le and executed by George
i. Fay and Cora NJ fs! dated July 81 1894, and re-
corded July27, 1884, in ersonal property mortgage
book No. 81, age Us in the Office OF the recorder
of deeds, in the city Of Providence, r. l., the
ditions Of said mortgage deed having been broken.
All the stock and tools and fixtures OF whatsoever
nature ow in store at number 81 Plane street, in
the city Of Providence, X.
HENRY DONOVAN, Mortgsgee
Providence, August o, 1894
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06
ron sALE-MIscELLANEOUs OUs.

I,oR sALE-FIHsT GLASS, oLD-FAsHIoNED
IL Rockaway Carryall. also one Russell cart
nearly new; both with shafts and pole, can be
bought cheap. Apply 20 Ms J. n Randall, OAK
land Beach, n. 1. maris-u
u,oR SALE cHBAP-cTdAR, TOBACCO, VA.
II riety store; owner going out OF town. Inquire
2T6 South Main street jlyis-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. US.

n CCOUNTs POSTED AND BOOKS EXAM-
"A ined by competent man. Evenings IL de-
sired. Address Box News aug6-6t
VUANTED-EvERYboD TO COME EVERY
w Friday and get a good shore dinner for 80
cents. at ll9 and 125 Richmond street july 3J-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06

ckstone
upervi-
Chace.
tawau-
lille 800.
point
rayage
ration
re the
ropri-
ley, a
! ~ TO
ley OF
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-05
(GOrtiebuns fslst)

Gin 9rober Sfonbalpro.
Seb ltebt in Mannbeim in Nusli1t.
Q8esen aemeinlhaftliber 0eraeben
9egen 5 2l9 &.=St..@. (3ertOrun9
teimenoen 2ebens) tpuroe in 8eioel-
berg bic 9ebamme 9orten unb in
Mannbeim bic junge 6rau oes Sdub=
ma9ermeilters Nrnolo berbaftet. Sic
einaeleitete llnteriuhuns eritredt lid
in bobitebenbe Rreiie. Bis jebt be-
finoen fib tpesen Der alei4en Nnae=
le9enbeit 13 PcrIo in 6aft. Die
6auptan9etlaeten linb Seitdnois.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-05
Der ,pettbete, penneritas, Sen 5. 5ali 1894.

ct NIT einen, rteuen, 5utrault9en, niht
aana fpraenfreien @rinlen. SD
hab bod einmal pieber f9auen tpolz
len. mics benz 6errn Doctor aebt.
l1nb hab' sic mas fragen tpplIen. !"
6Dfliher unb feiner lebte ct 1inau:
SAB mir ndmliA erlauben pollen,
eie .ttpas au fraaen. Sd boff', benz
6errn Doctor eeht's gut"
Martin bstrahtete ben 9ur1hen
etne Weile. ebe er Mntpprt gab. @s
mar pffenbar bic ,gultur Der Melt"
fiber i'm oefpmmen; aub iein baarz
bulhiaer 6intertopf mar ge5dbmt, ee>
Qldttet. allsrbinas nit elmer 8ers
Ihtpenbunq BON Npmcoe, Die 5iD foz
aleih psrnehmlih unter bic Jlieoerz
biifte mifd)te. Spear Der &ppf 16len
iih Elm tpenia aeitrsdt au baben; bas
INNER nod plumps Gsiicbt, iiber belz
len Sberlippe ber iunge Bart enbli9
bd1nmerte. bate iicb in's SHlaue,
0iitiae rerF,iuert; es erI6ien Martin
auh pertpsoener, unternebmsnber;
bod bate es iebt bic SABINE Der treuz
heraioen unteripiirfiateit auf9siteft.
Der guridle tpartete rahia, nit ben
3eben oes rehten syubes auf Dem linz
fen ipielsnb, Bis biele @elihtiguns
enben uno Der Doctor ibm antnorten
perbe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-05
I (
N a ditto fihfbar,

Na d. ii6 fifb1bar,
bte srobe, Bauhsriulmen erreeenbe, alt
mobilize Viue. Nidt nur, peun man fie
einnimut, iouoern bon Inians bic gu Gnbe,
bis fe tpieber ben @es aller Bitlen sesan.
gen, unb babel 9epdbrt ie bod nur tempo.
sdre Grleidteruns.
Das an ibre @5telle treter ,,iub, fnb DR..
Dierce's Pleasant Pellets. Gtne seuiigt als
9ofs sur pollfomn1enen He9ulirung beS
aanaen SpiteulS. Sc fnb tuiniig fleine,
berauferte &ornbeu, faum GROCER, als Elm
Eenfforn. Sie tpirfen III uaturgemdBer
QDeife. &eine idliH1me giahruilfung. Sie
kiiteu, NIT einen, gBort, ble!benbe nnb ban,
ernbe nno MIR sutrdslife Soiilfe. Geritopfs
ung, Berbauungs sbeihmeroen, bili0ie Nu,
fdlIe, galtrilheS unD billoles 8opfweb uno
olle Gtorungen ber qeber, bes Magens
nno Der ginge,peloe iperben ourd) 1ie uerbii'
tet, aelinoert ftnb fnrirt.
Gs finb tie billglten YiIen, tpeil bafir
aarantirt tpiro, oab iie 5ufrieoenltellenb
ptrfen, luiorisenfalls oas @elo oaiir suriid'
neaeben tuiro
90 sisbt ietue anoere gille, oie .serahe 70
9nt" tudre.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-05

.{hn beriihrte bies alles faum, ols
ginae es i'm nidts an; cine i'beraui.
tbiae 2uit mar in isinem 9erjea. Sin
tedes. friihes Nerlangen ergIiff i'm,
bieies peraaete iunse Mdbhen nit
ben hlubrotben Wansenrolen tu-3lpsg
tn bic Mrme au nebmen unb Il. 10 gu
troiten.
.s(lIes mirb ia quit" iaste er hsis
ter - nicht fIiiltsrno, um fetnen Nrsz
ipphn a,1 tpeden nit ieiner natiirz
lilhen, nur asbdmpften Stimme.
rMahen sic auf, lllrite - Sic bots
ten INNER 10 piel Sinn 'nfiir bic
r6anb bss ShidIals" ,ipie Sic es
nannten; iehen Sic bic bsute riht?
Menn es enblid gut MAIDEN min, toas
e an eSbnen perbrphsn bat, faaen
Sic bann Nsin2 syDr 8amerab uuf
benz Oprnentpese - Sbr anseborener
Ramerao -"
nHeinbarb!" bat iie faIt unb0rbar.
bic 6dnbe aneinanber briidenb. rHs=
ben Sic nidt 10! sic ipiKen nidt,
mas sic thun! - llnb ba - ba itebt
ct ipiebsr!"
Sic beutete ouf ber@rofen, Der aus
b;m anoeren Simmer suriidtam, finz
lter, auBer sSailuna, aber niAt beruz
btat.
.@eipiB," orttportete Geinbarb ruz
biq unb pernebmlih. rDa itebt Der
6srr @raf; aeruoe INN ieinetpillen
fplltsr sic icbt reben. ST bat 9e1ee
Fen, bab cSbre S9ipe1er niht bier
lit. aber er punbert iih, bab Sic bier
fnb; iehen sic bod iein 2d6eln.
Sh bente. bieies 2Ghsln miibte Sbren
etols - oerooe bier por ibn! Gr 1ou
e hDren. bab i'd um Sic perbe -
unb bab sic mid tpollen. Sasen
Gis's: rscSeh liebe @ie!"
@tatt l1lritens anttportete ober
iebt cine anbere Stimme; ein balb er=
!tidter. itObnenber 9(uf1drei, Der bon
brauben fam; er tpar 10 iiberrafhsnb,
.rihredeno. bab bic MGnner auiamz
menfubren unb ulrite erbsbte. Sic
srriethen ale sualeih, tpeKen Stimme
es mar. Mit brei Sdritten mar bsr
@raf an ber Sbiir unb rib lie auf;
unnittelbar bapor lag eSultane am
Boben. iie mubte in bieiem Mueenz
Bid binoefauen fstn, benn Elm 9i1d>
diem neben Der Tbiir, auf benz elm
Elurldmphen nanh unb an benz lie
fh permuthlih bate halten polen,
lao nsben ihr unb belp.gte iih nod.
Don ibrer oeihloi7enen 2ippen fam
nod elm lanaaeaoaenss, bann psrse'
knbes St0bnen.
lllrite ftiirate hinaus; pbne einen
2aut - 10 behsrridte fie ii9 - mari
fie iih neben ber Shpeiter ouf bic
Rnie, um iie aufsurihten. Sulianens
Sinne muRten aber nidt gang perbun=
felt lein; benn iotpie Iie bon 1lriten
bsriibrt paro, itieb iie lie nit elmer
1htpahen. aber enti9iebenen 8etps=
Quna auriid. Damn lieB lie, ols
tpollte fie es 10, ihr aan5es 8eii6t aui
BEN 9oben falen.
Is ;orte q W I, 4,
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WierteS Yu1.


gs mar Mitte Mai eelporben uno
etipas bariiber; Martin gine in Der
Mbenbitiue. ais bic Odmmerung be-
oinnen tpollte, in bem fleinen Gjdrtz
den por Der Rohrbu6'ichen 9illa
lanQIam ouf uno ob, unb ioh auf Die
itaubbebedts 2anbltraBe unb bos bom
GiIad burnIilberte Ibol binunter.
Go oft er iih bon WeYtsn nan Often
ipenbste. fiel inn Der nHoIengarter"
in's @uos. auf oem oQs leBte 2i1t
rothQliihenb aQmGlio bereing, auf ben
h09iten GipFel 3uriidpeihenb. Gs
bsoann audi ihon Elm tiibler 6auh
burh bas 5bal au aiehen; eine erIte
Grquiduns nah bes Sages Sibe, benn
an biefsn 2lbhdnqen, bic eeeen Siiben
aefehrt iinb, nirb oft Elm Waitag 1Gor
briidenb. 0on einem 2aitpagen, Der
urter Der 0ila Idperfauie uno fnarz
renb rah Der Stabt 5ll porii6erfubr,
itieaen Wolfsn bon Staub auf, perz
unreiniaten bic tlaren, blduli6en
Shottent0ne Der 2uft unb 1htpsbten
binter benz Waoen ber, 10 bab er fait
in ibnen peridpanb. Our9 ben
flein.n .bdnaenben @arten" sog aber
audi reiaenbes gebiifte, bon Blumens
bsst,n unb gulden, elei4lum nod
ionnsntparm. Martin Jog es elm.
Gr osnoB bas Gleine unb 8robe, ben
Nliebsrasrud unb bic feierlids 6riez
oensftimmunq bie1es miloen Wbenbs,
Der einen elsnb perlebten Sag bod
nod 1hDn bertlGrte. Ser lebte ro1en=
| farbsne @lana, ber bu oben 19tpebte
aoa bic @eele 10 aus iih binaus ing
rdtbieuDisnbe 2iht: bic tiiblen Sdat=
ten Der beoinnenben Odmmeruns I'M:
ter ihm i'm .5bal luaten 10 beIdtpihti:
oenb elm. Worte aug bsm rSauIt'
ainaen linn burh ben &opf, ct iprad
lie Dor iih bin:
vGntaiinbet ale 5D5'n, bsrubist jebes
5hal -"
Gin treniosr ebler unb burhou:
unerparteter Mnblid fisl inn gleih
lam in's Wort. Muf benz Subpegs
Der bon Der sSabritrabe CUR 9iu(
fihrte. taudte bet ldhslnbe, beinah
arinIsnbe aopf bes v8rirleggers
auf, bes NifoDemus preuner, Der be
einem Nierteliahr unb bariibar ba
6aus 10 1turmilh psrlaHen bait:
Nifobemus. in eine cyoppe bon sutsn
s5tofT falt elegant asfleioet, einen lpei
fen Nila6ut NIT Gbelpeib unb Sens
bart ouf benz breiten &opFe, sing be
9dbiq nie 1onIt. ie6r beI9eiben I'M
foft untertbdnia ouf Olsarius 81
nd0te cine niht ungeihidte Werbell
auno uno entbloBte feline tpoblseI9si
telts sSriiur.
. nOutsn Nbenb, 6err Doctor" Iast
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DIR ..Iasli1e Wsnbate" III anerfanntermaBen bsS
bette An,sisssysntum fur Gentral cbin; herelbe a
dber ben eanjen staat berbreitst nnb taRet nit ben
snnntagsbiatt ,,Jamslien.J Jreunh" MIR II gtS. tes
gHo9e, opv 50 Gts. per aRsnat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-05
pf(onofrs nifori9e Raten,
8i9 Sour eSinie !

Stir folgenoe Geriommlunsen
.Glts" in 3ameSto,ui,, u. ~. Smui ls. bis 25.
&nisbtS of ct. Sobn in Snifalo. Ssuni a. his 81.
,,2briners." in 1enper, fSuni "a. bis p.
Nattonal NepubIican 2eague, in 1enper, Suni 2.
~. y. q. q. g." in Glepelanr, Suli II. bis Is.
NatiDnal zeadbers NNociaticn, in Wsburn
Narf, Suni 6. bis IL.
Saptiit YDmns Neoples Union in yprprtp.
Suit 10. bis %.
3eagme pf glmcrican 91beeimeu in Ceupsr.
2luguit 13. bis II.
&niabts of NptGtas in aSaibtnstpn, =. g., i'm
Muguit.
o. u. ". III Yittsburg. Scptember 10. bis Is.
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2tnt 1)icrtcst Suli

per6en Iitcts pertuuit sum ciniohen Sat,rtcr
Frcto Tir Die NnnoloGrt Swiidcn belebiocu
ime Funitcn aui Der BIO Sour 9}o1n, i'm llms
tret5 pDn siDciGunbert Wteitcn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-05

s .. MeGprmiG, D. .. Nortin,
Ban. Erufifc Wjanoger Gen. Hoi 5idet ia
Cincinnati. 18iulM 50
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tSrngt BEN nddlitcn 2lNcnten iir noS Datum
>es Sertaufa 3ett Str 3tiitcbr, 3na< <9lccompz
patton llp.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23
wants It.

came 70 Eagle Rivei. four years
ago and established the "Eaglc
River Flour ard Feed Store
since which time he has been en-
Joving a good business. An es-
Establishment Of this kind is am alb
solute necessity in every town,
and especially where there is no
grist mill. OF course the rner-
chants III Il town, especially if
they handle groceries and pro-
visions, generally handle flour,
but as they do not buy in large
quantities, their prices are usu-
ally far in advance Of what an
exclusive -four store are, as an
establishment of this kind gerer-
ally buy in car load lots and get
large discounts and can therefore
sell much cheaper. When Mr..
Stevens opened this store, the
merchants generally conceded
this part Of their business to him
and he has always handled a
high grade Of -four, in fact the
best the market afforded. He
makes q speciality Of the "Cros-
by's Best and the Appleton a
One" brands, and when once
used the housewife will use no
other, as they produce the very
finest Of bread, and are unequal
ed for pastry cooking of al
kinds. He has sold many car
loads of these two grades and he
told us that he had never vet
heard q word of complaint from
those who used it. He buys his
flour and feed in car load lots
and the prices charged is very
reasonable and much cheaper
than other firms who are en-
gagged III thes same business. Mr..
Stevens has purchased 40 acres
of land near the.city which he is
improving and has most Of it
planted to corn ard potatoes
which he says are looking fine.
He also has q farm in the south
ef.n part Of the state, but the dry
weather down there has ruined
the crops while here the crops arc
looking fine. He says he likes
this county very much and in
tends to make it his home in the
future, and the writer hereof adj
mires his good judgement.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23

county are great preventative
of frosts, and that while the
country i'll the southern part Of
the stateis all frost bitten this
country is as green III the fall as
ever. He says he has CLEANED
these facts from actual observa-
tlons and not from heresay, and
that III all his travels, and he has
visited numerous states, has he
found 81 country that suited hlln
better thaa this very country
surrounding Eagle River. Mr..
Graham owns some valuable
lands III this county, ard also
has considerable city property
and Is ore OF our most heavy tex
payers. He makes q good ccun-
" surveyor and will urdoubted-
~ hold the Office IS long as le
wants Il.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23
RICHMOND IIOtfSE.

This cosy little hotel is ownndand con
ductod 10y NJ. Richmond and il has been
under his management Tor the past
wears. This is u two story frame build
Jag costing ,lhuut $p 10000 and has Is
good rooms and is located on Railroad
street II is Il neat and cosy llttle coun-
ry hotel and there are about ten regular
hoarderS" who enjoy the comforts and
iuXuricS OF home like life. Mr.. Rich
mond makes ufpwiaIly OF caring for the
:ahove class and he is we'll liked by those
who make their homie ut his hotel He
Is also II very good citizen and has held
several off ,as.oi public. trust .duri ny the
even wears he has been II resident oil the
town.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23
ALIEN. HIGGINS

the present County superintendent, Is
the foreman OF the Gerry Lumber Com
pany aud has been in their employ for
the past six years and is also quite !,
property holder here. He was appoin-
ted to fill the Office of County Superill-
trndant by Gov. Peek two years ago
and has made avery comp tent man for
the position. Ilr. Higgins informed lis
that there are ROW II schools in the
county and that there was al average
attendance OF 600 pupils and that all
the school districts Were in Il good tinan-
cial condition. Mr.. Higgins is chairman
oG the Democratic County Central Com
mittee aud takes an active interest in the
political workings OF that party. Should
he desire to hold this Office another term
he will undoubtedly receive the nominal
ton at thehands OF the party aud will
be elected.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23

city, having been here for the past
seven yaars ;luu theeXtcnsiye practices
he has built shows the resultof his ,ln-
firing and faithful efforts tn alleviate
dread diseases. He owns his office
and Il very nice residence in tais city
and he is referred to by all as one OF
the solid men OF the town and has the
good vii. Of all. We found him
in his office, With large library of
We'll chosen books and on his table
the latest magazines, SO that he can
keep posted on I'LL thelatest advance
mcnts in medical science, for he be-
iieves In progress Dr.. Haddy graz
duated at he Louisville medical col
les,e eleven Years ago, and has been
oracticing medicine and surgery ever
since and has met with the very best
Of success. He has treated some of
the most battling aud ditiicnlt cases :
known to his profession during the
the time he has resided here and he
II corteouS and pleasant gentleman
who makes friends rapidlyand always
retains them, He has IL practice that
extends many miles into the Slirroun-
ingconntry and isconsta ntly on the in
crease. Being II skilful physician OF
many years practice, he is known by
almost every one in this community
ana they are very appreciativc OF Sc.
- i.in ih
sickness and i'll health. He has taken
special courses in Obstetrics and unur-
ian analysis ana has had the best OF
3uccessin this special work He has
an excel mt set OF surgical tools; in
fact ont few have any better. and they
are the ones who treat only in sur
gerry. He also does tbs more COM
mon dental surgery and all find him
Il Yer, competent operator on the
teeth, He keeps all his own medi.
zines. doing The dispensing himself So
that The patient always gets Just
what he prcscrihes. He has been
sept very busy as his practice calls
him far into the country and he has
no small amount OF plact ice iii other
towns. We are glad to find Eagle
River in possession OF such a good
physician and to learn OF the esteem
in which he is held by the nIedica. fra
tcrnitN. The most important thing,
to Il community is the health OF it's in
habitants. \ learned and skillfulA
Physician is always in demand and
to- high an cstimntccannut be placed
Eagle River has her share of accom-
pished and pleasant medical men.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23
a DANIEL GRAHAM,

he present incumbent of the
urveNor's office has been q resi-
CIT of this county for ten yeats.
lie enlisted in the war OF the re
bellicn While yet q 10y in his
Gems and'w'as q member OF the
Sd Wisconsin Battery and was
made a major Of that company
before the close. He was III
many of tie noted engagements
of that trying time and although
a very Young tsas les,made I'm
lie Sam aSbrave andfeafless sol
Ter in the bour of the govern
nents great danger and is wor-
lAy|of, the greatest honors that
AN bs, bestowed upon the brave
men Who wore the blue. Mr..
Hraham has been following the
2rotession of..survevor for the
last s years and was at one
me a member; of a surveying
,orps in the employ of the gov
ernnent at ! Memphis, and
through different sections 81
louisiana, During the time ne
1as, been. engaged i'll surveying
'le has visited nearly every sec
ION ofaand IN Villas County and
he intoSmed us that The soil and
seneral character ofsits produc-
'ng qualities is excellent Il and very
title, and that itsnever needs
iertilHing,like the.stu1np lands OF
The soutlf.s He SAYS that the
lands also standM . th as drouth
we'll and that during the ten
years he has resided here he has
never saw or heard. of a failure
frenzy crop adaptable to this
country. Mr.. Graham also says
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room with several tables, covered vi Ii
clean snowy linen and the very best
etiibles the market affords. Mr.. S,atterv
has always endeavored to make his
house appear homelike to his guests and
has made Il speciality OF catering to the
wants OF his regular boarders OF which
he always has q large number and now
has l6, all OF whom speak in the highest
terms oil the treatment thay receive ut
this house Landlord Stat terry is also y
prominent taxpayer, having tine l33
acre'iarm only six miles from town, upon
which he has some valuable live stock
and also has two good residences
across The. river which he rSh.s. He is
one ofthe prominent citizens oi the town
being a'iienlbef 81 The town council and
takes an active interest in the town and
county There is line bar in the front
room 81 he hotel where liquors OF all
kinds are dispensed, and in TACT this is a
typical country hotel where everybody
is treated withopen hospitality and
furnished with the very best OF every
thing, Mr.. Slattery keeps his house in
good condition. both inside and out,
and u is i pleasure 70 stop with such Il
genial, soafa aud pleasant landlord as
hais.' B'ishre TO Stop at the Washburn
House when III Eagle River, aud we are
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