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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26
Wausau Torch OF Liberty.

Brother Barnum owner and publisher
of the above paper in commencing the
18th year of its publication has the
following to say:
The Torch has completed its 18th
year and this week enters upon a new
volume. The paper has many warm
friends and for that fact we are very
grateful. 1t has never been our policy
to cater to the good will of any wrong
dOer, nor to hesitate one moment to
attack Il wrong. We do not question
whether Il man or woman has a big
cargo of religion on board or not, and
our independence in this line has cost
us the esteem of some really good
people. The simple fact is, they do not
clearly understand us. 1t is not religion
that we object to, but we do most
thoroughly despise the man or woman
who wears cloak of religion to hide
their own shortcomings. The wolf in
sheeps clothing, the hypocrite and all
his or her profession makes not one
whit Of difference with us. \ man is
professions.
Our object and aim has been and will
be in the future to build up our city,
anu 10 ledcn SuCn lessons as VIII De 1Of
the good of all the people. We have
done all that we could to foster a liberal
policy among the people and so far as
we are able to prevent any particular
class from gaining control of the city
To make men kind to dumb animals,
and tender in the government of
children; to teach kindness to wives,
mercy to the oppressed and the unfor-
tunate, and that he who dries a single
tear, removes a single sorrow, brings
smiles in place of frowns, is making the
world better.
Politically this paper is first, last and
all the time for protection to American
labor, respect for the flag, true patriot
ism, love of country and loyalty to a
peoples government. Along these lines
we shall continue to work, regretting
and atoning, SO far as in our power, for
all mistakes that we may make. The
Torch will not surrender one single bit
Of its independence while we are at the
helm, always reserving the right to
paint, as he may deserve, the villain or
the Ounce, and always grateful for the
friendship and the patronage of the
public.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26

gEO. I. Hougen NJ. D., Office ovel
Daly's Drug store. Telephone at Office
81 residence y.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26

The Wisconsin Wood Pulp Co. Cen
tralia, closed a deal the past week in
which they purchased the site, mill and
water rights Of Mrs. Reuben Lyon.
They have been renting this property
ever since they have been manufacturing
Wood pulp in Cen1ralia. To be in
proper position to unite with the other
owners of water powers on the
Wisconsin river at this point they made
the purchase. Consideration reported
at Sc, 800. This change isa good one and
we only hope the deal of uniting the
powers IN the Twin Cities Will be a
success for in their success lies great
growth to the population and business
interests Of the Twin Cities. May the
good work go on.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26
Fighting the Chinch Bugs.

AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION,
MADISON, WIS. July IS, 1894
In some sections of the state, chinch
bugs are invading the cornfelds from
harvested grain fields, and may do great
harm unless a remedy is applied at
once. 1t is too late to head them off
with diseaseinfected bugs, but the
prompt and persistent use of the
kerosene emulsion according to the
directions here given will save serious
damage to the corn.
To make the emulsion slice half a
pound Of common bar soap in a kettle
containing one gallon Of rain water and
boil until dissolved. Put two gallons of
koTUoUITU in & oir,,rrr clean hnrrnl and
to it add the soap solution boiling hot.
Then churn Immediately with q churn
dasher 20 to 30 minutes or until the
mass appears creamy. If properly
made, no oil will separate out when a
few drops of the emulsion are placed
on piece of glass. Before using, add
eight gallons of water to each gallon of
emulsion and stir well. Apply with a
sprinkling pot or spray pump.
If the bugs have not yet attacked the
corn, plow a deep furrow along the side
of the field next the stubble from
which the bugs will come and throw
into it stalks of green corn. When the
bugs have accumulated OH this corn,
sprinkle with the emulsion. AS the
corn in the furrow becomes withered,
put in more and sprinkle as often as
they gather on it. If the bugs break
over this barrier, as they are likely to,
plow other burrows few rods back in
the corn and repeat. If they attack
stalks of standing corn, destroy by
sprinkling.
The remedy must be persistently
used to be successful. If the bugs
threaten to destroy five or ten acres of
corn, it will pay for one or two men to
devote their whole time to the warfare.
Only part of each day, however, will
be needed. Some corn will be lost at
best, but most of the field can be saved.
Every farmer should know how to
make the kerosene emulsion as it is
very useful for killing lice on stock, for
the aphis and other harmful insects
that cannot be poisoned with Paris
green.
Z. S. GoFF, Horticulturist
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26
City Improvements.

Mr.. Herman Able received the con-
tract from the city of erecting a new
barn on lots back of the city hall. 1t is
to rest on a stone foundation already
completed by VIM. Dahlke. The barn
is to be 1SX2S with Is foot posts with a
lean-to or wing 16x16 feet. The wing
will be used by the city team while the
balance of the room will be used in
storing the road machine and other city
tools. The contract calls for its com
pletion before the 31st of August.
Mr. VIM. Dahlke received the con-
tract for constructing stone wall on the
side hill between DR.. Writer'S barn and
B. Metzger's residence, a distance of
about i35 feet. The wall is to be 81 feet
wide at the base and Is inches at the
top and an average heighth of 8 feet.
He took the contract to furnish and lay
the rock for S5.75 per cord.
The city fathers have authorized the
Mayor to purchase sufficient sewer pipe
for the laying of a drain from S.
DIdI6dl , 1GS1u6IICc Ill IllC 'CCOlIb Wal u
to connect with the large stone culvert
in front Of Jos. Hasbrouck's blacksmith
shop.
The course of the small creek which
is now carried under the city hall by
large sewer pipe will have to be taken
to the river some other way for the
dampness created in that building is
spelling everything. This should have
been done on the start but those in
authority at that time thought this drain
would be sufficient This should be at
| tended to at once.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26
Cow Ordinance

There is talk Of the city fathers
passing an ordinance prohibiting the
running of COWS at large on the streets of
the city This is a commendable step
and it ought to be encouraged. 1t is
high time that a city of this size should
remove flom its highways: sidewalks
and public places, the COW, for when
found in these circumstances they can
we'll be called public nuisance. The
case of sidewalk breaking alone is quite
all item if an account was Kept of it. If
the people were in the hahbit of
pasturing their COWS they would soon
learn that the little expense thus
encurred would prove of value to them
by the COW getting better feed and care.
Gentlemen give us the ordinance.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26
Asbuy Park Banquet.

Tc give on readers some idea of
what it took 3 feed the editors for one
meal we give IN itemized list of what
was used and necessary to feed the
National EdiDrlal Association at the
banquet given in Asbury Park. We
take these figiTes from an Asbury Park
paper:
"The menu tards were unique folders
printed on light background of
Representative newspaper headings.
Six hundred boutOnnieTcS were dis
tributed. Fburteen cooks were in the
kitchen. FIrty-fve hundred square
feet of table, were spread with 200
pieces of crl rlckery, 2.C0O pieces OF
glassware and surrounded by 500 guests
who breathed the aroma of 5000 cut
flowers. demfished siXty-fOur roasted
tilets of beef, poo pounds of chicken in
patties and s;Gad, three green turtles OF
sixty pounds each, 5000 little neck
Clans 200 quarts OF frozen punch, 2LW
quarts of ice cream and ~ bottles OF
champagne.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26
Horse Races.

Merrillan Leader:-Arrangement have
now been fully completed for a series of
horse races to include the cities of
Grand Rapids, Marshfeld, NeiIlsville,
Black River Falls, Mcmillan, Augusta
and Whitehall, the dates for MerrilIan's
first annual fair and race meeting
having been fixed for September II, IS
and 10. In veiW Of the fact that this is
a circuit with nearly $4,000 in purses
offered, success is assured. This circuit
will bring into it the very best horses in
the Northwest, many of which have
already made arrangements to enter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26
Printing Presses.

While visiting the Walter Scott & Co.
printing press works at Plainfeld, New
Jersey, we were very much interested in
large press i'll course of construction
for the Cincinnati Inquirer. We we're
told that this press carries forty-eight
stereotype plates and is called a seXtu-
pie press. 1t ,an produce copies of four
and six page papers at a speed of 900
per hour, and eight pages the size of
the daily INQUIRER at $4,000 per hour
Ten and twdve page papers are
delivered at $4,000 per hour, and
fourteen, sixteen, eighteen, twenty-five
and twenty-foUr pages at $4,000 per
hour, all cut, pasted and counted in
packs of 80. The machine weighs about
sixty tons, ancin its construction three
presses are pl;ced one above the other
in parallel planes. The machine is fed
from three doible rells equal in capacity
to six ordinarI presses, the webs coming
together afteTb being printed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26
Dance by Sons of Veterans.

The order of Sons of Veterans have
decided to give a dance during Fair
week, Oh Thursday evening, August %,
This is new order and they take this
means of trying to increase the funds in
the treasury. The Lyon orchestra will
furnish the music and no pains are to
be spared in order to give those who
attend a first-class time.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26
Change in Services.

The Cong'l church people changed
their place OF worship by holding
the evening services Sunday last on the
parsonage grounds adjacent to the
church and overlooking the Wisconsin
river. In addition to the usual song
service the Messrs. Reuben Lyons, Carl
Bandaline, Frank Lyons and Hubert
Colcord furnished several pretty selec-
tons on clarionets and guitars. A large
audience was present and enjoyed this
change in the service.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26
Valuable Information.

E. S. GoFF, Horticulturist.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26
Skunk Farm.

1t is reported to us on good authority
that Abe Atwood, of the town of
Grand Rapids, in connection with the
balance of his stock raising has gone
into the skunk business. He already
has three skunks captive and is looking
for more. Any one having any to sell
can find a purchaser in Abner.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26
|. o. O. F. Officers.

At the meeting of Odd Fellows on
July 18th the following officers were
elected for the ensuing six months:
n. G.-Geo. W. Davis.
Y. G.-Herman Boetcher.
Secretary-H. w. Lord.
p. Secy.-Edward WheeIan.
Treasurer-H. H. NOss.
[. G.-Frank Staar
O. G.-James Miller.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26
Wait fer Prof. HirsChberg.

Do not trife with your oversight, but
consult Prof Hirschberg the recognized
New York and st. Louis eye expert who
vii! be in Centralia, August 9th and
2Sth at the store of his agents, Corriveau
& Garrison. Consultation free.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-07-26

Valuable information to all wearers Of
reputation and fame will be in Grand
Rapids, August 24th and 25th, at the
store of his agent John f. DAILY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Sic uuQen biz 9caislatur ftlrmen.

llniere @eidGitsleute nGmlih. gm
Sonnerita9 NbenO trat 0ui elnen Nuf=
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baben miro.
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1anae l. Aanae,
Cptifer nnb Sumeliere,
$50 Waiu ltraBe.

Gin eigentbiimlihes 9iebespdr.
den brannte tiirsli6 bon AUBURN
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Sntrumenten berumgefu9telt, nimmt
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elm Seisit in ieiner Ge6nung pOrban.
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Snipettor Gbriitiun oieier Sage an.
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gebaItenen Seriammlun9 Der Irbeits-
ritter bon Soma wuroen fDlgenoe 8e.
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Weiubt.

$50 1T Sobamn Pleti6ette Jest etwa II
Sabre alt, aus tooitert, &alton N%eoil9el,
Vuremburs, sebiirti9. Die leBtelI 9fa6rlbs
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@uiaus Der ied,;iser Sabre pom arieSSi6aus
plabe. GS piro pon Fetin9en I'M SroBbers
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mems Yalentiu Fletldette 9elu6t, Don wels
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@er @ustuuit weiB, lit gebeten, oieie!be IN
Ms. Conner, in car of ''Luxemburger
Gazette" 81 lenoeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Gin bemerfensmertbcr Taa.

Serr Srant Somanet in Nimbera,
Reb., matte folsenoe Grfabrung nit
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bsbaitet, wel6e 81 9epiiien Yeriooeu
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@8unoen beilten 81, meme &rdite tebr=
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Sowa Wa6ria)tsn.

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SEES 0tOines DerIpribt aud Die toul=
menOe @Obe NOD teine enti1eiOcnOc
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8eieB iid beionoers auf Die @emter Der
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uno GountD= &ecOroer.
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re9un9.
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Sdlite.
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ibriiten, DaB ir9eno zines oieier .libe.
ralen" 8eieBe nod i6limmsr ieir
wirOe, wie Der isBige WOOus.
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9 d. to T. cite.

ga einige 2eler trpB un'eres pIte=
rem unO wieoerbplteu Griubens lbre
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nit einiaen. IS iino:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Wie lit nies!

@ir bieten einbuuoert Collars Se=
lObnuns fur jeoeH Sail bon &0tarrb,
Der nibt our6 Ginnebmen Don Sails
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,ebrenbaft in alien Notwithstanding
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Oes Spitems. 3eu9niiie frei Oerianot.
Yreis IS 6ents fir Die Slai6e. @er=
fault Don allen I~pOtbetern.
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ReprGjrntaut StiQmuntes

ipra6 Dieier Sage bel ieiuer Riidtebr
pOn Ses MOines in unierer SffSin
Dor. Gr 1T Der InIi6t, oaB Die &e.
publitaner in Der Segislatur li6 niht
uber cine beltimmte TOrlage in Der
YrObibitiOnstra9e eiui9en weroen TOM
nen uno Die yWulct"-8 Orlase bat nod
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
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