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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-01-06
OCaia House Barber Shop

BARRIERS Supplies ter ot.e.-
l. >m. TICS, B'llIdntI01, Cologne 5,
Dd Rum, Combs. Tn Cs, kazn1s
" t. xturos VIII be sold ChoaI
cash.
Hair Cutting, Shaving, Sham
/, ".rg. and d. eng, al done with
arnr>s and dIsIa'Ch, and In the
prevailing fashions.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-01-06
LOST.

A lace handkerchief in opera
house or on steps Finder Will be
rewarded by leaving srme at this
Offic or at the home of Q @.
Finch.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30

pirb bann Elm Surg gema9t anb bic
.Qeiden BARN perpadt, Der Mrot uno
bic Mnsefe1ten ertlarten, lie batten
19on Dubenbe Male Retlamattonen
erboben, refine Wdf6e geforbert U. I.
H., aber ane tire 8eidperoen bletben
unbeantpprtet. Da bic Grauen ft@
,fur9ten, in bic bon alien Mrten Rraaz
Ten ansefiiqte Misunderstanding gu
seben. sebdren lie pielfa4 mitten ,lrter
Der gtnmanberer14aar, ober orauBer
unter einem 8aume!
Oie @9ilberungen bes .pata" ntr@
anlabte ben prGiibenten Der Republtt.
81. prubente bes Moraes, in aler
StiQe aulammen nit benz @ertebrsmt<
niiter mad Der Sniel gu fabren unb e.
1deint jih bort bon Der Rtdttgte't
Der Dar1te1uns bes braitlianif9en
sSournaliiten iiberaeugt gu baben. ben1
lobalb er na9 Rio auriidsetebrt tuar.
ipurbe Der @eneraltnipettor bes Goloz
niiatipnss unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Dr. Soao be @ao paulo, auf benz bic
ganse @erantomrtli4teit fir bieie 3u<
itdnbe laitete, absefeBt unb an behe,1
@teIe Dr. Soie Marta be Garpalbo
ernannt. Mnbere 8efeble ergingen an
bas betreHenbe Miniftertum, benz bic
unper3ugli9e 0ornabme bon Reformea
anbefoblen purbe. 9ofentli@ blete
ben lie nt9t nur auf benz papier.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30

Der Ort eimes iberraIGsnoen Mufblls
bens ou erfreuen, puroen bod I'M Sab
Re 1886 ALIEN @ebdube i'm Wertbe bon
mebr als 100000 erri4tet. Der Hiid@
gang iebte, ipenn er au9 duberlid NOD
nidt mertbar tpar, bod idon i'm Sab
re 1887 Elm, ais bic Mussabe bon rWer@
beFerunss Bombs" gum 8etrage bon
$4,000 beiAloiIen purbe. Nun folste
8onbaussabe auf 8onbausgabe, unb
beute lit bic Stabt. pie seiaSt, bante=
rott. Nm l.. Suli 1888 puroen our
unter1tuBung Der ct. Bouts, Ran1as
unb @outbern 8abn S4ulbideine fur
SIS, 600 ausseseben. fir ben 8au Ell
mes 8abnbofes puroe bic Staot ein
paar Woden ipGter nit elmer tpetteren
8onbsausgabe bon $4,000 belaItet.
Mm 1. Sttober oeHelben Sabres folg=
te cine abermalige 8onosausgabe BON
$5O,OOO. unb i'm Griibiabr slaubte
man ber Stabt babur4 gum ferneren
Mufbliiben perbelfen gu tDnnen, oab
man elmer 3tpeiten 8abn $4,000
i9entte. Die 3tnien uuf bic Sduloz
briefe tonnten ni@t beaablt uerben,
unb am l. Sanuar 1896 parb es notbz
tpenbig, 3ur Deduns riiditdnoiger 3inz
fen cine neue 8onosausgabe bon $15,z
900 gu MAIDEN, an bemfelben Datrm
bate bic .Stabt" 3ablunssperipre=
9unsen fir $4,000 ausiteben, cine
anbere 19pebenbe S9ulb BON $4,000
unb @9ulbiitritt=8 Bombs bon $31, 500
bra9ten enbli9 bic @eiammti4ulo
bie1er @tabt auf $17O, 300, Der am l..
eeSanuar 1896 @runbeisentbum gum
@teuerein{9GBunsspertb BON tnapp
100000 entgesenitanb. Die Bombs
trasen tbeils 6, tbetls z pro3ent Gin
len, unb cine idbrlide Steuer BON SIS
auf iebe eineef9dbten $500 piirbe mo-
tbig fem, UNI bic 8cnbs3infen gu be-
3ablen. Dabei betrdst bic Steuereinz
i9GBung in alien Id1en minbe1tens
3tpei Dritte1 bes pirtli9en Wertbes,
unb in pielen Tduen neit mebr. Gs
tptro unm0eli6 iein, bic Steuer einz
3utreiben. SIN 2aufe bes lebten Sab
res uuren ni9t mentger als SO Wpbnz
unb @el9dftsbdufer aus Der r@tabt"
fortsei@aft, unb etpa bic 9dlfte al
Ter perbleibenben Qdben 5teben leer.
Nt9t better ftebts UNI 9arper g.,
feline 8eb0lterung 1T bon 14,4S6 i'm
Sabre 1893 auf $500 in 1895 3u=
riidgegangen, unb Elm dbnltder 3iidz
gang 1T i'm Steuerpcrtb bes Gountps
gu ber5ei9nen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30

@9iGins. Gile Did unb i4lafe
ni6t EN-" - 9as @eib ludt sutmiiz
tbis, inbem es bepunbernb bic Strauz
benfebern itreidelt uno frast: .3ann
etpas @elb betommen9 Sd min l
Dollar fir Sau poa in me Weitras
fir bic Mii1ionszS tation) geben."
.@ut, bier 1T es; bleibt 1 Dollar uno
1 S9i0tng. No6 etpas anoeres?"
~tpeiter; f9reibe Is auf mein
- r@ut, pas 1T bein Na@
me unb beine MbreKe9" Die leBteren
perben nieberae14rieben, Der Gbed aera
rt1en unb bas Weib .trout ii6 bon
bannen. Der nddite Gbedtnbaber
an bic Meibe, bis Der absearz
beitete 9dnoler Dor Mattisteit nmz
init"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
: CHARLES 6uber unb 142 onbere

CHARLES 9uber unb 142 anbere
@ieb3ii@ter in 2pon, @bufe unb an<
beren Counties bes @taates Sam
las, tpel&e fih berbanben, nm bic
Mifouri, Santos G Seras @iienbabn
So, 9ofier Bros. unb 8regan & @1ib>
ne meeen @er1anbts bon teranil9em
Rinbpteb in bic @esenb Der RlGger
unb tpegen @erbreitung beg 9eras<
Ttebers unter tbren 9eerben gu ber<
Hagen, baben bamtt Grfolg sebabt.
IS tpurben tbner1 bonn Oberitaatsge=
rt4te bon Ranfas $4,000 @4aben=
.eriab nebft Snterefen 3ugeiprohen.
Die @ertlagten batten al, bas Dber<
itaatsgert4t appentrt, unb bie1es 9ri=
bunal beitGttgte tiir3lt@ bic Gntf4ei=
ouns Der unteren Snftana.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
Ser 1prahfunbiq1te unte1

Der ipra&tunbisfte l%1nteroffiz
3ier Der beutf@en Mrmee lit ii@erli4
Der Selopebel 3eela, Der bisber beim
8eatrfsfommanbo in &0ntgsbiitte
(Ober19leiien) tbdtig mar unb jebt
3ur probebienftleiitung in oas aus
pGrtige Mmt berufen muroe. @r
tpurbe als Mlumnus in einem ttalteniz
19en prtefterieminare eraogen unb err
marb iid iuberF s1:nblt@e &enntniFe
in Der italtenii@en Spra6e iomte i'm
2atetnif9en. MuBerbem beberrf9t
er in @ort unb S4rift pollitdnbig bus
polnii@e, &uiftf&e, @nglti&e, Gran=
30it19e unb @pani1he.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
u,n aapa.. aper Stsarren.

Won ben @igarren gilt ound@it bic
Nesel: Xleber pentg, aber CUTE Mtarz
ten, ais Diel uno 1Wlehtes ,5eug raul
9eu. ~ Us tit entleBli9, gu 1eben uaD
3u ptf1en, in nel@em WtaBe niht iel<
ten 2eute. Die oas Yeite baben t0nnten,
sesen iib unb tire Nebenmenfden 1iin>
Dt9en.
Sage mir mas Du rau4it, unb i4
min Sir iagen, tpas Du bit. @4on
bic Nlten abnten bas, oa bic Spra9e
guten Huf unb guten Scrub ais Sp>
nonpme braudt. = Wie LANCE mub bic
QaDanna na1 ibrer @rnte liegen, ebe
tie senieBbar pirb? @ar ni@t! Sic
muB inn @esentbeil iofort na4 ibrem
gintrefen bon Der lansen @eereiie se>
raudt neroen, lpenn lie ibr bodies Mroz
ma entpideln 1oQ. l1nb pie lange
bdlt fi@ cine 9apama, bepor lie unse=
niebbar pirb! Das tommt auf bic
QualitGt unb ben Sabr9ang an.
Sebr fette, ipedise @tgarren follen etz
na Elm babies, b04itens 3 SABRE la
germ. @pdter tDnnte man ebenio
gut @trpb rau9en, pie iol4e ftun1z
pfc, e~nttrdftete Rrautbinbel.
Sebe @isarre, bon Der bic Mi4e bi9t
bon Der 8ranbftele abfdQt, perliert
iofort mertli9 an Moblseru@. unb i
ldnser bic Mi@e oerfelben pirb, befto
better rtedt unb i4medt Der Rau4
am anberen Gnbe. Die llrio4e bier.
BON pirb barin geiu9t, bob pic 4tdbe
cine Art RruftsA bilbet. trsld9e bdS aEro~
ma fid anf biefer steue nid3t 70 isbr
perfli9tigen I6bt.
neberbaupt bdingt bic feline Gisdrre
febr BON Wetter ab, 10 bab lie guten
Beoba9tern als cine Mrt Barometer
bienen tam. 8et i@perer, f@piiler,
bridenber 2uft p~erliert, Bel beiterer,
reiner, lei4ter gepinnt iie erbebli4 an
9uft uno @ef9mad. - Geu@tes Betz
ter f@abet ibr, AUDI tpenn ie gut perz
mabrt i'm 3immer itebt, neBbalb fie
i'm CONNER bur@f@ntttlt@ mebr
tperth gu iein i@eint, als i'm Winter.
Gigarren, pel4e f4tef bremen tpolz
len, pertreibt man btefe llnart getpDbnz
li4 baour@, baB man einige @etunben
lang fart bmeinbldit unb bann einige
trdftise 3iise tbut. gigarren, tpel9e
gu felt gepidelt ftnb unb feline Quft ba=
ben, turtrt man bamtt, bab man mad
Mbi4netben Der Spite bur4 bic obtre
9dlfte Bis auf bic Gntfernuns bon eta
pa brei Gentimetern cine ftarte BABEL
bur4ii@t unb 70 benz Mau9 elmer,
Meg babnt; bod 1T bas porfi@tig gu
betpirten, tpeil ionit bas Dedblatt leidt
3erplaBt. @pariamteit obne ueberle<
gun9 nennen mir es, tpenn Semanb eli
ne aussegansene Gisarre. bic @tun=
ben lang gelegm bat, mieber in Mn=
grif nimmt, neil cine Iol4e bic s3unge
betbt unb bic Nafe ni9t pergniigt. -
Mtr bemerten nod, baB man ipobl<
tbut, nt4t unmittelbar bor benz @1la<
fengeben unb ni@t fofort nod benz
Mufiteben. fotpie ni9t fura Dor Der
3ett, mo- man iBt, gu rarden. SIN
~erfteren Sale fi4ern mir uns bur9
bic e%mpfoblene Gntbaltfamfeit Elm ball
biges @tni@lafen, im 3tpeiten betpabrer
mir uns por Der Mtrfung, bic ber 3u=
bat felbt auf man@en alien unb tpobl<
btsaiplimtrten Rau9er bat, penn Ct
ni4tern genofen nirb; i'm britter
brtngen mir einen guten Mppetit, bic
bette, unb teinen Sabatgef@mad, bic
i4le4teite @%orbebinsuns nit gum
Mable.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-04-30
Bic &srber9e Der &imWauoerer III
E}ra iilisu.

Muf Der Slba bas SHORES, bic in SO
Mtnuten bon &to be Saneiro, Der
9aupttabt 8raiiliens, gu errei9en 1T,
perben ale bon. europa tommenben
Ginpanberer ausgei6iHt. l1eber bic
3uftdnbe Der bort beftebenben @intpanz
bererz9erberse mar l4on LANCE getlast
porben, allein fettens Der 8erpaltung
merben ale Rlaeen als unberedtigt 5u<
r%iidsepieien. Da entf@loB fi@ Elm
Rebatteur bes Meeierungsblattes %
pai3", na9 Der Sniel biniiber 3u fabz
rem, um bic 3uitdnbe in ber Gtnnanz
bererz9erberge 9enau gu unterfu4en.
Die S9ilberung, bic er bon ber1elben
entnirft, lit aQerbings baarftrdubenb.
Die beutf4braitlianti9e 3eitung Ser
mania" entnimmt ben betreHenben Or
titeln 6olgenbes:
Nuf ber Sn1el 1T taum SibmaKer
genug gum 1rinten borbanben; basz
lelbe pirb in Rdbnen bergebradt, bic
ME gereinigt merben, 5pei biz bret
Sage lang bleibt bas Mafer Der
Connie ausgeiebt unb nirb babel audi
nod mebr ober menieer NIT Meermaiz
Jet permii4t. Sic gauge MG1@e mill
len bic @innanberer am nfer nit
Sal3paFer beiorsenl 8etm Maiden
nit MeernaiIer bletben @eii9ter unb
8leiber gerabe 10 fhmubis mie porber.
Bon ben nit Sal3naher gemiidten
9rintna1er betommen ale @intpanbe=
ret ben Durdfa4. Die Ginnanberer,
senDbnli9 iiber 1000, 1tnb in sroben
.Sdlen unter9ebra9t, bic feline 6eniter,
1onbern nur einige Sbiiren baden; a1e
liesen a1f benz 8oben auf ibren mitz
gebra9ten Rleiberbiinbeln, ale Differs
unb @el9le9tstlaNen bunt bur@etnz
amber in borrenbem @4mube. @ollte
cine 6euersbrunit ausbreden, 10 nd=
rem faft alle Ginpanberer berloren.
Rinss um bic 9erberge berlm berrf@t
ber entfeBltdite Scrub bon @rcremenz
ten, neil bic Mbprte ale perftopft limb
unb fi@ in einem iold' unbef9reibli=
den 3uitanbe befinoen, baB es BARN
tein Men19 ausbdlt. Sn Der Rii9e
arbeiteten a4t polaten in elmer bon
.@@muB ftroBenben Rleibuns; bas
5leii4 perfen ite ungenaf@en in bic
&e6el. Sn ber Rrar1fen : Mbtbetlung
liegen bic 2eute in elenben 8etter auf
.2umpcn, in ben f@muBigen 9emben,
bic lie auf Der gan3en Seereiie getra=
gen baden. Retne Wdf4e gtebt es in
Der 9erberge gar ni9t.
Sn ber Rinber : &ranfenabtbeilunq
liesen meiitens amei Rrante in einem
8ette, 2etben liegen mttten unter ben
2ebenben, ebenfo podenz unb Tieberz
frante. Die Rtnber tperben bon If
rem Miittern berpflegt; &rantenpGrte=
rinnen gtebt es nt@t. ga in bie1er
Rrantenabtbeilung fait ale &tnber
iterben, berbeimlt9en bic Mitter Bic
&rantbeit ibrer Rinber, beba(ten lie
BEL ii4, tragen bic iterbenben &inber
an tbrer 8ruit; faft tdgli@ inbet man
am Morgen beim Mustebren 2, 8 unb
a tobte Rtnber in 2umpen gebiIt i'm
.S@lafale. Mus alten RartoFelttften
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-27
Highest Of all i'll Leavenng Power-Latest Govt Report
I>&!g>aI q! Rskassi! RskiRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Kissed and Made Up.

Members of the three Republican
county committees met in one session
in this city Friday August 2lst and voted
for peace and harmony. Well and
good. We hope their action will be
ratified by republicans generally. At
this meeting it was decided that the
county convention for the purpose of
nominating county officers, would be
held in this city September 29th, and
that said call be signed by the chairman
of each of the three county committees.
Said call can be found in another column
of this issue. 1t was also agreed upon
that said convention shall be called to
order by P. A. Williams, of Marshield,
and that Geo. f. Hoskinson, of Cen
tralia, shall act as temporary chairman
and L. L. Doud, of Pittsville, shall act
as temporary secretary. 1t was also
mutually agreed that each member of
the three committees shall present their
designations to this convention and
that a new committee shall be selected
The City of Marshfield was given an
increase of three votes in the appor
tionment. Whether this was justifiable
or not will be proven by the RepubE
can vote in that city this fall Upham's
vote in that city two years ago was not
wholly Republican and therefore not
rnnrnCnntaIIvn of thn rnnnhlIro1o n
strength there. However it was con-
ceeded to them by the committee and
we accept it in the spirit in which it
was given even though it was not justi-
fable in our opinion.
We believe it is the general opinion
among Republicans to re-nominate all
the present county officers that desire
denomination. They have served the
people efficiently and we'll, and are en-
titled to denomination and reelection
if they want it. John Lindahl, sheriff,
of course will not be candidate for re-
nomination. We understand that the
county clerk, Philip NJ. Ksycki, is not
candidate for denomination, there
fore there will be two vacancies to fill.
There are several candidates named for
each place from which the convention
will have no trouble in making a good
selection. There is no doubt in the
writer's mind but what the Republicans
can succeed in Wood county if they are
united.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-27
Need of Sanitary Reform.

Some time since attention was called
to some of the unsanitary conditions of
the city, and everybody was urged to
take prompt action and clear up the
same. Much credit is due to the major
ity of our citizens for the prompt and
active means had in securing this desir-
able result. We are reminded by at
least one fatal case of diphtheria and
the presence Of other severe cases that
the word of warning was not given any
too soon, nor was it too strongly urged.
Readers, it is we'll enough for us all to
know that these epidemic germs lurk
most dangerously where we have most
unsanitary fields. If any citizen, there
fore, is too needless and careless to
keep his privy vaults and pig styes
cleaned out and disinfected and the
refuse from the barnyard and dooryard
removed, don't forget that you may be
the very person or persons who will be
first visited by some of these loathsome
diseases. There are still some bad
vaults and some unsanitary barnyards
and pig styes right near the main
travelled streets of our city, where their
offensive odors and sickening smell
does not fail to modest the traveller as
he passes by during these warm days.
You are again urgently requested to
attend to this matter at once, and L
hereby notify that unless prompt
action is had you will be called upon in
no uncertain manner.
HEALTH OBSERVER.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-27
Dress Goods
And Trimmiipes

ever shown here. Our dress goods
consists of many of the newest weaves.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-27
Notice to High School Pupils.


High school pupils expecting to take
Physical Geography, Mental Science or
English History during the coming year
are asked not to purchase secondhand
copies of the texts previously used in
these studies as changes will probably
be made during the year. There will
be beginning class in Latin open to all
Juniors and Seniors who can do in ad
dition the required work of their
course. Such second year students as
the instructors think capable may enter
the Latin class and if continued for the
the German hitherto required of all
graduates. Guy S. FORD, Principal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-27
Apportionment Suit Withdrawn.

The following paper was filed in the
Supreme Court, at Madison, Monday
which settles this matter. The last
apportionment stands as made by the
last legislature:
estate of Wisconsin upon the relation
Of Michael Kruszke, plaintiff, VS.. Henry
Casson, seer 1etary Of state. 1t is hereby
stipulated and agreed by and between
the above named relation and plaintiff
in the above entitled cause pending,
and Henry Casson, the defendant, and
the plaintiff and relation by William 1.
Villas, George G. Green and Burr w.
Jones, his attorneys duly authorized to
enter into and sign this stipulation on
his behalf, and said defendant by John
G. Spooner and William E. Coates, his
attorneys, who are also duly authorized
by him to enter into and sign this stipu-
lation on his behalf, that the cause
shall be and the same is hereby dis
missed without costs"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-27
SCOOPED.

The Wausau Base Ball aggregation.
with strong team of salaried amateur
diamond stars, appeared in the twin
cities 70" two games Saturday and Sun
dav overwhelming the local nine with
defeat. About three of the gentlemen
wearing Wausau suits could claim
rightful residence in Wausau and they
were the big, peaceful first baseman
and two out tielders. Of course the
fact that so few hailed from the good
town up the line is not offered in ex-
cuse Of defeat, but especially to point
that only in case of almost complete
outside succor can the ball boys up in
that town do anything with the Twin
City Team. The past years of con-
tinued defeat for Wausau at the hands
of local players endorses the accuracy
of such statement. But 10! the scalps
have been reclaimed this season in no
uncertain manner and the visitors were
decidedly too fast for the home team.
To Wausau belongs the glory, and to its
paid representatives goes the cash and
the credit.
Saturdays game was called at ) p. m.
with a small attendance on the grounds.
Twin City was first at bat but couldn't
get around until the fourth inning when
four scores were made. In the mean
time, by good batting coupled with fire.
l. thn locals No,,CoJ, yNiln1
up eleven runs. The next five innings
the home team went around four times
and Wausau twice. Batteries were
Diamond and Lee, for visitors; Stack,
Bandelin and Gotchie for home team.
Score IS to s, by innings
Twin City 000 / 0 01 l 2
Wausau 3305 zoos
On Sunday the game was a repetition
of the day before, the home team los
ing the game during Wausau's first two
chances at bat. A few experiments
were tried IN the way of admitting old
"has beens" into the nine with disas-
trous outcome. Barring the first two
innings the game was red hot and
closely waged. The home team worked
very creditably, but the vantage lost by
those who ''who used to play could not
be regained. Ten marks against two
was the defeated tale which the local
boys brought home with them Sunday
evening. Batteries, for Wausau, Burke
and Lee; for Twin City, Stack, Mullen
and Gotchie. Told by innings:
Twin City $1,000
Wausau 5 90 0 l
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-27
Many New Things in Dress Patterns,

no two alike, and the very latest line of
Novelty Trimmings and Trimming But
tons, direct from New York. We have
many new things in Outing Flannels,
Sash Curtain Goods, Hosiery, many
late things in
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-27

We are now receiving many of the
new things for the early buyer. We
are already showing the newest, mob
biest line of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-27
YarD>, Etc.

It is impossible to do our line justice
in this small space. Call and see for
yourselves, we will save you money.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-27
NOT READY FOR WAR.

The present crisis finds the United
States totally unprepared for war; and
impresses on us strongly the necessity
of guarding our seaports. A matter of
far more importance to us however
during this sicklY season-is the neces-
sity of guarding our health. Nothing
equals DR.. Rays Liver-T as health
guard, in regulating the bowels and
warding off disease. For sale by j. E.
Daly.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-27
All Intelligent Physicians.

Now admit that the majority of
Rays Liyer-T is prepared solely for
diseases of the liver. 1t cleanses and
sweetens the stomach, cures biliousness,
sick headache, indigestion and melan-
choly. For sale by John E. DAILY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-27
Notice of Drawing Jury.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, | CO
Wood County. Do

sr4EE WooG OF WIsG9SsrS' WdS5tT SIS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That Thirty
six (36) Petit Jurors to serve at the
October term Of the Circuit Court for
Wood county, commencing on Monday,
October 9Th, 1896, will be drawn at the
Office Of the Clerk Of Circuit Court at
the court house in the City of Grand
Rapids in said county, on the 9th day of
September, 1896, at 2 o'clock p. m.
D@ed this Goth day of August, A. D.
1896 W. J. SHEA,
Clerk of Circnit Court.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-27
Excursion Rates.

G. \. r. Encampment at st. Paul,
Mimi. Sept. II, $500 for round trip.
Tickets on sale Sept. 1st, I'd and 3D.,
limit to return Sept. 10Th.
S. T. DURGA, Ticket Agt.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
M'KINLEY SENTIMENT IN MARYLAND.

FOUR COUNTIES DECLARE FOR HIM-WE1IINGTON
LIKELY TO BE A DEI.EGATE-AT-LARGE
Baltimore April (SpeciaD.-To the surprise OF
the Reed men in Maryland. the Somerset County
Republcan Convention to-day instructed Its dele
gates 10 the State and Ist Congress District con-
yent.ons TO work In the interest OF Mckinley for
President II was supposed that the Republicans
NJ Eastern Shore counties were generally for Reed
Somcrset is the first of the counties TO hold con-
vention and the Mckinley men now count on
cIectine delegates favorable to the Ohio man In
the Ist District. 49, <,.,
Ito ,odav also adopted resolutions favorable to Nc
FINLEY AS this convention was controlled by SEN
@hIney: @ y.ct Welllngton's friends. It now looks
a.o ho,eh the MARYLAND delegation would be for Nc
V'niev in the convention. after a complimentary
~. Tor Governor Lowndes.
Cumber,and. Md, April (specaD.-The ALE
ghenv County Republican Convention held here to-
1.v n select delegates 10 the state Convention
odo,,ed resolutions prais:ng Mckinley and deciar-
,rg ,bat while the Republicans OF Allegheny recog,
,r ,bo Presidency they would support me nominee;
~, naauor W., might be named. This Is the nome OF
"a"arnor T0wndes aud Sena tor-eect Welhms.on..
ia i, "a said that the action OF to-day ihuca.e,
,hat well,ngton who II Is believed VIII Co"tioa III
,t,a' ,h doe~ation 10 st. Louis VIII stand TOT t"c
Wayers,own. Nd, April 7 (speciaD-The Wash-
,ro,on county Republican Convention. heid @ mere
.odov declared for Mckinley. and in1orsed WEI
iington for deegate-at-large 10 81 'o'''