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churning Done IN One Minute

have tded the Lightning Churn, YOU
recently described in your paper. and il
is certainly wonder. | can churn in
less than one minute, and the butter Is
elegant. and you get considerably more
butter than when you use common
churn. | took the agency for the churn
here and every butter maker that sees il
buys one. have sold three dozen and
they give the best satisfaction know |
can sell 100 in this township. as they
churn so quickly. make so much mDre
butter, and are so cheap. Some one in
every community can make two or three
hundred dollars selling these churns.
By addressing ] F. Casey & Co. ST.
Louis, you can get circulars and full in
formation so you can make big money
right at home have made $50 dollars
in the past two weeks. and never sol
anything before in my life. A FARNF
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TOWN TALK.
Latest News of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
if They would be up with the times

Take your prescriptions to Batch
lev
"A light frost was visible here Thurs
day morning.
Geo. Gardner was over from Cald.
we'll last Monday on business.
Order drugs of Blatcnley by tele-
ph ne.
Mrs. Art Cunningham. of Horseshoe
Bend is visiting friends in town this
week.
Get Wall Paper. Paints and Oils at
Blatchley's.
Sheriff Campbell was over from
Caldwell on business the first of the
week
Best Overalls made. so cts. a pair
Boyer Bros. & Co.. Ontario. Ore
Miss Mary Carter Of Caldwell visit
ed friends and relatives IN town last
Friday and Saturday.
Mail orders promptly filed by
Blatchley the druggist. Caldwell.
-Robt. Aikman and wife passed
through town last Monday on their way
70 visit VIM. Cupp's family on the Butte.
Five packages Of Arbuckles coffee
for 81. 90 at Boyer Bros, 4 Co., Ontario,
Ore.
Ed Hayes left last week for the Mid
die Fork country in company with a
party OF Caldwell sportsman on bear
and deer hunt.
Mrs. N. A. Williams Of Dry Buck
has been on the sick list for some but is
now better. She is visiting friends and
relatives in the valley
Special for 30 DAYS only. Clark
barbed wire. 3.20 per hundred. Boyer
Bros. x Co, Ontario. Ore.
Officers Blanchard and Hanson took
the negroes who were held here. to Cald-
well Friday morning to deliver them to
the sheriff Of Baker county Oregon.
Park Myers. Park Wardwell and
Percy Abney left Friday morning for
Upper Boise river where they will put
in the autumn months cutting logs for
Sadie Say.
Mrs. E. NJ. Dewalt has been very III
for some time and for the last few DAYS
her life has been despaired or As we
90 to press she is reported as being a
little better.
d. W. c. Brown has force of car
penters at work this week on his new
Main Street business house. The build
ing is 20x5O aud will be occupied as a
billiard parlor.
L. NJ Allen has some fine ears Of
corn on exhibition at Russell & Reagan S
store. Anthony Peterson promises to
discount them with some Of his raising
in n week or two.
We are in receipt Of a cordial in
vitation to attend the second annual
conventing OF the Northwest Mining
Association which will meet in Spokane
Washington, on the 8, Z. and s, of Oct
tober.
Wanted At Once: Active agents Tor
each county. Exclusive control and no
risk. viii clear II to 25 hundred dol
lars year. Enclose stamp for particu-
lars or 25c for 81 sample. Big Rapids
Mineral Water Co., Big Rapids. Mich.
36-dfs.
a pleasant dance will be given in
Russell Il Reagan hall on Friday. sept.
Is. DANCING TO commence al -.3O
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Blaek-I wish you would Join our
lodge, Brown, for the sociability of the
thing, il for nothing more.
Brown-Carter. one of your brothers.
took my name in last week. Hasn't he
said anything TO you about it?
Black-No; we don't speak to each
other.-Puck.
How the World Rates U.s.
browns a clever fellow. amt he?"
NO; doesn't own dollar"
"Well. what sort of chap is Jones?"
"Splendid-worth a million. At
lanta Constitution.
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All persons having watches or Jew
elry to be repaired. or who need any new
articles in that line will do well TO leave
their orders at fhis Office. whore will be
found a properly accredited agent Of
II Unternahrer, the leading jeweler Of
Boise. All work guaranteed. Prices
reasonable. 3t-24.
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county school superintendent and pro-
bate judge and for the substitution Of
States Attorney for each judicial
district"
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A Good Wind MnI-M.Es |, Yourself.

made one Of the Peoples windmills
which saw recommended in your pa
per recently. it only cost me 80. 40 and is
splendid mill; my well is deep but it
pumps all right and with very little
wind; the neighbors all like it, and AS I
am kind Of carpenter, have agreed
to put up nine mills already, on whi:h
can makesa nice profit, and there are
many others for whom | can put up
mills this fall. | don't See why every
fan mer should not have wind mill.
when they eau make it themselves for
less than $40. Anyone can get diagrams
and complete directions for making the
wind mil by sending is two cent stamps
to pay postage ETC., to f. ID. Wilson &
Co., Allegheny Pa, and there can be
dozens of them put up in any locality
by any one that has the energy to do it
A FARMER
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-08-17
A VAST NEH EN)IRE.
IN SOUTHWESTERN HRSH.S8S
JUST OPENED TO SETTLEMENT.
BY the Building ofthe New
Roaez-Tl1e Kansas City,
Pittsburg andGuIf
The Port Arthur. Route.
NENA, Tie CITY IN POLK
COUNTY.
To Become the Center of {
Large and Ialportan1
Territory.

ayEa r r. Kansas CITY, Plttshurg & Gut
Il 1laiiroad-tll Port Arthur Route
81 will complete it's line To Polk
county, Arkansas, abont August
10 This will open up one Of the newest
and best portions OF Southwestern Ar
k;bnsaS to settlement This country has
been without railroads and is sparseIy
ID. there being 100000 acres OF
the very finest kind oi government land
for homestead entry, and millions more
Of magnificent fruit growing, farming
mineral and heavily timbered lands, can
be purchased at from so TO $40 per acre
This is Al high, we'll rolling, we'll wateied
healthy country with ;}n excellent sam
mer and winter climate
The new town of Mena 3S2 miles south
Of Kansas City will be the railroad diva-
ion, and The commercial, manufacturing
and Distributing center for a sountry 80
10 rs miles III either direction The
town is cnaLmingly located, aud sur
richest and most beautiful country in
Arkansas. Il offers rare Inducements to
all kinds Of business Veaturas and is dps-
tined to become Il large and hourishing.
city within few months.
SPECIAL Low RATE EXCURSIONS
All railroads wills sell hall rate st0p-
over homes4elzs' tickets to any point eli
the Kansas City, Pittsbnrg 4 Gulf rail-
road on the following dates: August +
and IS, Ceptenlber and IS, October s
and 20 BE snre anu buy your ticket to
Mena, and see all OF southwest Missouri,
the Ozark apple country and western
Arkansas. Y!iis will afford homeseekers
an unparalleled opportunity to visit this
country and secure homes in this new
land. Papers and pm ph,ets giving il
full description Of the country viii BIZ
mailed free by addressing,
F. A. HORNBECK.
Land Commissioner,
eth and Wyandotte SITS
Kansas City, Mo.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-08-17
DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.
Milwaukee. Wis. July 22nd 1896.

MilWaukee. wig. July END 1886.
At a meeting Of the State central committee
held in this city on June 22d, the chairman
was Instructed to give notice that the state
convention Delegates Of the Eemocratie
party of the State OF wisconsin will be held
in the city OF Miw aullee on the Cd day OF
September 1899, at II O'Clock A, NJ, !or the
purpose OF nominating candidates for the
vaLious elective state offices to be voted for
inc state central committee to serve for
two yeans from the first day OF January,
1897, for the nomination of presidential
November next; and the transaction OF any
other business under the Jurisdiction Of the
convention
The representati IN to which each counsy is
entitled is designated below, the apportion-
ment beinu one delegate for every 800 Demo-
cratic votes or major fraction thereof cast
for presidential electors at the last national
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-08-17
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
FOR THE 9TH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.

Is hereby called to meet at the city Of Ash
lend oh the 9th day OF August, 1895, at S
member Of congress and transact other prop
CT business.
Each county is entitled to one delegate for
every 500 votes and major fractiou there OF,
aas GQUann1 AZ thn La Ct SMnnr3l election:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-08-17

"A County clerk in place &c. Francis Col
MON whose term Of Office will expire on the
first Monday in }.Januacy A. d. 1897.
county treasurer in place Of Herman
Finger who's, term 81 Office vii eypire on
5Qe first Monday in January, A. d. 1897.
4 sheriff in place Of George O'Connor,
whose term OF Office will expire on the first
Monday in January, a, d, 1897.
CLERK OF circuit court in place Of Frank l..
Schilling whose term of Office will expire On
the first Mond y in January A. D. 1896.
A district attorney in the place. OF n. A.
oman whose term OF office viii expire on
50 first Monday in January A. y. 1895.
\ register OF deeds i'll ploce Ole Swenson
nose term Of Office will expiee on the first
aondav in a. d. 1896.
A county surveyor in the place of W. 4.
Bradford whose term OF office will expire on
the first Manday in January A. d. 1896.
4 superintendent ofsehoolF in the place OF
Alex Higgins whose term OF office will expire
on the first Monday ii January A. d. 1897.
Given under my hand and official usea ct
the court house on the 18th day Of July
1896. G. FRA NCIS COLMAN.
County Clerk.
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Birthday Celebr alton.

Jackie Flynn celebrated his
twenty-first birthday Friday, Dec,
4. A large number of invited
guests were present, and a mag
nificent dinner was served at II
O'Clock. Mr.. Flynn received a
number of beautiful and valuable
presents, am mong which was fine
rocker presented by his grandpa
rents, Judge Meeks and wife.
Among the guests present were:
Judge Meeks and wife, j. B. Har-
ris and wife, Mrs. Thomas Flynn,
Mrs. Barbara Hawkins. Mrs. AL
bert Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.
Seibert, Mrs. Bib Sampson, Sher-
man SewelI and wife, of LaPlata,
Misses Nellie Hamilton and Emma
Ownby, Mr. Roy Sampson and
Pearl Meeks. Carrie Flynn, Earl
Meeks and Ola and Olan Sewell.
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Try il and See.

Whatever may be said about
the publications of Rev. Irl. R.
Hicks by those who do not fully
understand the facts, there is no
denying the truth that his paper
and Almanic have come to stay.
His splendid Journal, Word AND
WORKS, is now entering its tenth
year, largely increased in circula
tiOn and in every way improved,
until it deserves the national re-
putation ii has attained. His 1897
Almanac is now ready and is by
far the finest and most beautiful
he has yet issued. 1t contains
los pages, including cover ariis-
tically printed in colors, and is
filled from back to back with Just
what is wanted in every sop,
office and home in America. One
feature of the Almanac for 1897 is
a series of - original beautifully
engraved star maps, with ex-
planatory chapters, which could
not be bought for less than five
dollars in any work on astronomy.
As Mr.. Hi. ks has so correctly and
faithfully warned the public OF
coming dro ughts, floods, cold
waves, Billiards, tornadOes and
cyclones, in the years passed.
aside from the other varied and
splendid features of his paper and
Almanac, these considerations
alone >would prompt every family
to subscribe at once for 1897. The
Almanac is only 25c a copy.
WoKD AND WORKS is one dollar a
year, and copy of the line Al
manae goes as Il premium with
every yearly subscription. Write
to WORD AND WORKS Publishing
Co., ST. Louis, Mo.
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The Recognized Leader.

The Republicans will be rather
short on leaders in the House.
Major Bittipger is the ablest man
they have. and Pick'er Of Adair
is probably next with johnson,
Tuhbs, Prather, Johnson and
Aydelot II. aking up the rear guard.
DR.. Tubhs devotes too much OF
his time to penurious reforms to
be leader, and Major Bittinger,
while possessing plenty of ability,
never sought to be a bell sheep III
the Republican flock. He has al
ways been satisfied with throwing
bricks at Mr.. Filley and enjoying
the responsive yelp when missive
landed we'll. Major Bittinger never
antagonized the Democrats in the
Legislature. The leadership will
probably fall on Mr.. Picker OF
Adair county, who is brother OF
Congressman Pickler of North
Dakota, and man of experience
and considerable ability. = St
Louis Republic.
While Mr.. Picker is recognized
throughout the Stale as the Re
publican leader in the next Genera
Assembly, there seems to be also
growing impression throughout
the First District that If he vii
permit the use of his name in the
coming Congressional contest, he
will be able to poll more votes
than any other man who could b'
named in the district.
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K. n. c. Notes.

d. J. Elsea led our devotional
exercises very acceptahly one
morning last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Ray, of Council
Grove Kansas, visited DR.. Turner
and Prof. Crawford last week.
Misses Barker and Holton are
new students in the Business De-
partment.
Mrs. Smith has a large class in
plain and ornamental pennman-
ship.
Prof. Mumma's many friens aie
glad to learn that his health is
greatly improved
Miss Rhinehrrt, one of our most
popular teachers, has been elected
to the office of Noble Grand of the
Daughters of Rebekah, in this
city.
Miss Deirling, one of our most
ind ustrous students, has complet-
ed the Business course in this
institution and will return Satur-
day to her home near Queen City.
Thomas Finley is the Acrobat
of thfs institution.
The indicati ons are good for a
greatly increased attendance after
Christmas.
Miss Bedsworth, a student in
the shorthand department, was
called home on account of sick
ness this week.
Visitors are always welcome at
this institution.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Letters remaining in the Post
Office, Dec. 7. '96, will be sent to
the dead letter Office at the expira-
ton of IA days.
Thomas Burk, Mrs. John Boyam,
Mrs. Hattie Cross, L. J. Jarrett,
Neal Koontz, w. B. Lane, Harriet
Mapleton, Mrs. Nina Mitchell,
w. c. Morris, L. q. Picker. s.
L Sheets, George Stephens, c.
Thornton, James Whiteford, Stel-
la, Edna II ood.
When calling for these letters
please say advertised
u G. PIERCE, P. NJ.
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? ? = > -
Public Sale

] will sell at the Wilcny farm
~ miles north of WiHuhiiiiviIie,
Monday December IA, 10 head of
cows, 3 to Z years old, 3 heifers
and 40 tons Of hay. Term "A
credit of IL months, purchaser ex,
ecuting note with approved seculi
ty bearing s per cent interest from
date. No property removed until
terms of sale are complied with
This property must sell as am
going to leave the country.
r. w. HARRIS.
James Buoy, Auctioneer.
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Wabash Excurion.


On November 4th the Wabash
r. r.. in connection with the A, +,
t. & s. f r. r., will inaugurate a
line of veshbuled sleeping cars be-
tween St. Louis and Los Angeles,
Cal, without change. These
sieepcrs viii leave st. Louis every
Wednesday and Saturday nights
at 9:15 P. NJ, arriving in Los An
geles Saturdays and Tuesdays at
sos p. N. For full particulars,
write to Wabash Ticket Agent, or.
C. S Crane, G. 2. & I. A, st
Louis, Mo.
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Table Talk

Table Talk for Decemb ber has its
leading article, "The Road to
Christmas by Lucy Elliott Keel
er. 1t is full of the Yule-tide
spirit and "reminiscences of all
countries and their representative
people. Following it is ga Hard
Time Diet by Elizabeth Grin
nell, = spicy little article giving
hints as to the judicious expendi-
ture and serving of what you can
afford TO place upon your table.
The name and address of any OF
,ur readers will secure them a
sample copy of the magazine free,
f they write to Table Talk Pub.
fishing Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
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nutual Insurance.

w. M. Watson and Fl. P
Tho mpson have opened a Mutual
Insurance Office in the postoffice
lobby. They can save you one
third the cost of old line comran-
las, and it will pay you to call and
see them. They are experienced
men in the business.
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To 'l+t - / in One Day
Take laxative Bromo 90 mime tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money, if it fails to cure. 25c. For
sale by B. F. Henry.
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have used DIR. SaWYer's

I have used DR.. Sawyer's
titles and find they are really su-
perior to what is claimed for them.
I sincerely believe they will cure
any case of female weakness. Mrs.
W. 81. Darden, Lexington, Tenn.
WARD & FINLEY.
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Treatment Free.

DR.. Fulkerson, the Endopath,
ievotes Thursday of each week to
he treatment of patients who re
,ide in Adair county and are
without money, free of charge.
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Fair Grounds, KirksyilIe, Mo.
Thursday December 18th
Sale to Begin Promptly at 1880 Come Early and
Look Over the Offering.

This offering about 10 head is choice lot consisting
20 boars3 last fall and balance last spring and
re remainder choice lot of about
Is raised tters and bred for spring
ers; others the offerings will be bred to of Ou herd
This is the best offering OF sows bred that have
had opportunity to buy in Adalr county. Fellow
and breeders the question is not much whether
you al 10 uy of these pigs, but whether
raise and feed common stuff; you know only
good and fed profit We have been
in bushes several years and have spent money
trying hog that will profit the feed it
cordially invite you to come and see to
what degree We feel confident that when
you Offering will take of it home with
Everything will be sold the square; put up Jobs; every
thing will 20 within the reach OF all
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A positive guarantee to cure or
money refunded will be found
with each S1.00 box or bottle of
DR.. Sawyer's Family Cure or
Pastilles manufactured alter this
date. WARD & FINLEY.
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Jones & Taylor, the west side
druggists keep a full line of drugs
and druggists sundries, paints,
oils, stationary and everything
usually kept in a first class drug
store. They solicit a share of the
public's patronage.
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Don't purchase your Chris tmas
presents until yon have seen Nc
keehan 4 Reed.
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Before investing in your new
suit, sec Wylie, over Farmer &
Sons Hardware Store.
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TERMS OF SALE

On all Of 80 credit of six months will
be given without if paid wlen due; twelve months
with interest from dste. Purchaser giving note
with approved security All under $40 90 cash without
discounts $40 90 and over, 4 cent discount for cash
MINEAR & DOSON.
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fail to notice that Fitzsimmous
"coerced" ,Sharkey.
We may now expect a Pop
ulist law in Kansas forbidding the
growth of sunflowers under :, GER
tain height.
Cuba is quite large island.
There is room there for several
other Spanish officers to lose their
reputation.
Unless Weyler's reports are
misleading, the Cuban war is
rather more destructive t. life than
football.
Several new railroads are
talked of in Missouri already, yet
the election has been over only
about six weeks.
Cleveland knows enough
about kickers to take prominent
position in the Princeton football
team, when he enters upon the
duties as dean.
Bryan isa perplexing figure.
Twenty years from now persons
may be perplexe dto remember the
name of the man who ran against
Mckinley in 1896.
1t takes Weyler several
days to surround an unarmed and
inoffensive Cuban, but when he
succeeds in cutting off his retreat
the battle is short and decisive.
- Mr.. Cleveland is not an
enthusiast in regard 10 accession
of territory, but his determination
TO locate at Princeton means moth
ing less for New Jersey mos
quitoes.
-Democratic papers have late
ly been speaking much better of
President Diaz than of President
Cleveland. 1t is strange that a
free silver prejudice should be
carried SO far.
The Kansas man who wrote
to Mckinley and added after con-
graduating him. "P. S.-P. o., -
doubtless believes brevity is the
key to the post office as well as
the soul of wit.
One of Cleveland S homes is
known as Red Top. OF course
this fact has no connection with
the famous "Clover" promise, but
it is pleasantly suggestive of the
meadow anyhow.
Washington, Montana and
Nebraska have had excessive rains
since the election, but the reign OF
Populism will no doubt prove still
more damaging to these wayward
commonwealth.
cleveland can not boast an
''era of good feeling,' like Mon
roe, but it is a fact that the feel
ing grows better the nearer the
end draws of the last old school
Democratic administration.
Moody and Sankey are now
at work in New York. The great
evangelist evidently has hopes of
Gotham's reformation since the
Tammany tiger has been silenced
in its own jungle by Republican
ballots.
Exchanges comment con-
siderably on the fact that one
county in Georgia cast no vote in
the late election. That's nothing.
Half the men'In Dixie usually fail
to vote, because their ballots
would not be counted.
Those Spanish business men
at Havana who declined to sub
scribe $50, 900 to the government
loan, but made Spain a gift fthat
amount, seem to be conscientious
individuals, who believe in calling
things by their right names.
Next April Catholics in
Philadelphia will celebrate the
"silver jubilee of Archbishop
Ryan's episcoracy. The "silver
Jubilee Bryan wanted to cele-
brate in Washington next March
would have been a far graver ai
fair.
The best international
agreement" in regard to the price
of wheat would consist of promis,
from each nation to buy and con
sumo as much of the cereal as il
possibly can. Backed up by sane
industrial policy, this ought to
solve the problem.
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Liberal Reward.

Fer any information as to the
whereabouts Of my boy, Clarence.
Description He is Is years
old, black eyes, light brown hair,
rather slender, weighs about so
pounds. He wore a navy blue
suit, knee pants, dark grey over
coat, black velvet cap, check col
lar, and toothpick shoes. He had
two pairs of pants, one light, and
two suits of underclothes.
Address, w. G. BAILEY,
KirksvilIe, No. Exchanges please
copy.
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A full line of choice goods for
the holiday trade at Nc KeeIan &
Reeds.
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WANTED To rent good farm.
Box 294, Kirksville, Mo,
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Highest cash price paid fol tur-
keys, present or future delivery
]. Selby & iro.
Near Quincy depot.