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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Brown; Catherine. 70 Harlem Savings Bank. No
80 rs East l2nh -. year. ............. ...... s.
campeny. No i3i East l3lsis T. 3 wears '....'-.
Nn., Louis "i a.. to Purim Association.
Ernst Marx Nathan COMPANY 70 Sarah Fried
ave- sarIs5s Il to issi5 st. '' s
Kiln John. 10 John Z Hrmering~r. 80 80 East
Ha.-e,. Lewis b. to wiIhelmina u G Josrnhau,.
parcel contains u 81 acres On Whit
v Andrfs.n. East G6e.,er years y. .'.'
% S s % $ s1 81 ': a5s and ID gs sl'f ssy
A1goa ~s K Js q XXX cs s. ana
f.td Geors~ X. 10 Henry Hyde NJ 2ls W.T.
GaHf"vit Kersn en4 liza To- Fila r or, .
void. ooth st. alo o. OF Amsterdam ave.
The trustees OF The Arnliy Baptist church TO me
Franklin savnss Bank. No ai2 West 5.'h It
Aalor. H~ury ana Frances. to Kiar4 simon No ~
:'N East NSd.s'. years ................... ~
Joachim. Augusta. 10 Edwin g Sturgcr and an
etacr executors. etc 80 i75 West 1921 ~.
c.a,n Mcaaei. to pauline IinIaa~r. ~ 1913 10
FIJI Emay l. =, charles = Wlegani 81 al es
"ruiors. etc. 18Th II. ~ f. u r.~u1s
Irvy. Georrc W TO thu C.rmsnia LIE INSURANCE
Company. l7th- -. ao q " ~ broadway.
Iipre'adt s-gfrieI TO charles Griren ana
,ihcIs trufi-ef. % 8 Isl ave ~ II y Of iodth
Le,y. Geeres. v. to Emanuel Heller and ar. 40
other. ~ % East l1ih ~. demand ........ 10
The GLOBE Realty Company 10 the Metropolitan
Improvement 'onpany snth ~. 100 Il -
West End svr. Years .---....-.. ........... ~
W.ih-l Dor1thea Mar Klngsiand n
HAN. 100 n V - 5'h ave. yenrs ....... II
Same - Caroline l. Macy. Han s. 1888 It
= 9Th ave. years .............. q
Same 20 Adolph Frank-ntha n 1i.th 81. l5l
q - Jth-ave yeer- ................. u
Same 90 Julius Low~n thai 4 60. i1itL-st
1860 q - 5fh ave. years ....... 2i
sam" % Helen somho~n. n ilitt s. 2o2 g
~ 9TH ave years .......-.... ........ II
Sar-c 20 Allen !. and BENJAMIN Jorl-cAi n
Van f.. 81 6 . u S'a ave. months ...... II
Pul-fen. Joseph. erl another 20 Pincus Ieo~~n-
ia and another. - en % 2i3 Eliriigc
year ......-.-.... 20
Fe' Emily :. t. Charles " TruSow. trustee.
li3th -. l57 4 q ~ Lenoy ave. years %
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DROP0SATS FOR CAMPAIGN HATS

Phila Depot Q " Dept 49, Arch ~. Ph,a IA,
Pa october 20 iSiS Sealed prop sails IN tFpiear WI
- received here until II O'Clock A. II Friday. efciher
is,s fIrrs-h.ns Ills Depot Win l'','p am
paIgn Hats conforming standard and rpeciheatils
Fafy deV-res essential and ridders must -tAt' WIN
what rapidly they VIII make thew Government r's'I
right reject accept ~ all Props ~ ~ ".s -
Preference given articles - d2Inr-'
ion or rnarrsrture ndittons quality and price IN
Guiding IN price - foreign pT'duc Von- a" ha,"
fartu-es dgiy thereon being equal i''hnn- ~ T.
posas and spec ncafirus vii De fu'hshrn up1l sll.
ton. Envelopes coniaulng prorora- 49, ,CttN A.
''r'rrtpals ~ Hats addressed 70 C"n" jim v
Fi,ptY DEPUTY Ouartermaste- General. l. :. Army,
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Real gsiaie for 5ale-- BROOKLYN.
NEW, MODERN STONE HOUSES,
, and 3 Stories,
PRICES FROM $3.50 TO Sif.5O0.
DESCRIPTION.

The fronts Of these houses
are IN Indiana limestone. OF
various co!ors and designs,
the balance OF selected brick.
Swell and squsre fronts.
with large box stoops. in
terror finish and trim Is all
hard wool saloon pariors or
foyer halls, with heavy
beained ceilings. hardwood
mantels. open nickel plumb
ing. tiled bathrooms. large
closets and stor.rooms.
dumbwsiters. electric bells
and lighters. chandeliers OF
beautiful designs. hardware
the cnes'. dry cellars, with
frs, class furnace. range.
In the tWO-siory houses
there are one story extern
sions. tho three story houses
have two story extensions.
giving an upstairs dining
room. In fact. these houses
are complete with all known
modern improvements.
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nnnpoSALS for buildings. Chlef Quarter

master. Orice Governors Island y Y. oct. H.
1895 sealed proposals tor erecting four pavilion hgs
pits wards al Fort MaiswOrh. =. y. and six At Fort
Hamilton y !. will ue received here until l. m oct
~ 1895 and opened informant furnished On APP
plicailon Envelopes containing proposals. should be en-
iors,l ~ posas cOr Pavilion Hospital Wards. ana Sd-
drsss-L James G'ss Colonel Assistant Quartermaser-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-22

OUTSIDE Securities Market dull and IT.
regular Standard oil closed at 4iQn5. against
E5Qls on Thursday Las; prices Of other promi-
rent issues were. Brooklyn Elevated nov STOCK
23i.G95lg. preferred i4Qj@ BROOKLYN city Railroad
2ls Standard Gas common l%5p ~ preferred l4'Q
Is Mutual Gas. 3nrGSlo. NV Amsterdam Gas
common 2sleQc- preferred. s. .dS6i2. Glucose com
mon s2%Qs5&. preferred. lfsGlo9. Wagner Palace
Ca lslqlf5i2, Standard Dstilline, preferred 6Szl
g..
BANK STOCK SALES Twenty shares OF the
Continental Bank sold on ne Stock Exchange at
49, against 10 the last preceding sale A sale or
fftv shares OF the Colonial Bank at 100, an al
vance C - per cent was made In The outside
market.
GOLD IMPORTS-Toial Imports OF g"id arrived
or arranged for from Europe since August
amount 20 SCI s2s"U
ELECTED MEMBERS. Edward T. Merwin. jr.
Thomas !. Cahnl. jr and Emil a. Tauchert were
elected members Of the STOCK Exchange yesterday.
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LOCATION.

These beautiful houses are
located on high ground on
Wildwood street. near Flat
bush avenue. On Lnert's
estate. two blocks from
Prospec, Park: 30 minutes
by trolley 20 New York /.
trolley connections to all
parts o. the city. ana 20 al.
ferries. Tie surroundings
are most magnificent. while
lhr nsighborhood Is restrict
ed 20 more but the fines, pr
va'e residences. no fats. ~
two-family houses. no sta
bles. In fact. all Is as the
most fastidlous could desire.
For further parffcuiarS an,
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The Approximate amount 81 the Fen charge 10 satisfy
which the above described property Is to he sold -
ST. OjO 81 thereon from the Let DAY ~ oc
her S,s together with allowance amounting 70
sa9 81 interest from October lSN together WIN
- Will be sold subject 20
th-ee mortgage aggrrgang $4,000 with interest thereon
from April lth he % cent per annuin
Tne apprX mate assessments and water
rents which are Do allowed the purchaser out &" me
purchase money or paid hy tie referee l. S2"21 aud IN
terSt
t.TIFFpEIi ". HARTRIDGE. Referee.
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IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.

PORT OF NEW YORK
W.. -,,., o., ., 1906 1907 1895
80 :, .bs ro- 81 5si 74s s774 s3s 81 46S 77a
go On ,be market csc 2S6 500 e93 i477 .223
r,ePa5 az The sci 1871 ea3 sos s75Os5 $50
I,,u- - The ,nnrke; o. 1875 SIP l12IT4i24 1900 465
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
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NIScELL4NEOJS SECTRITIE.S.

tFu-n,-ncl hy Frederic H. Hatch 40. 20 Rrosd st.
The following are the active stocks OF to-day.
Stocks
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crauellcrs' fotsl poeket Gnibe.

CrapeIlcrs' fotsl poeket Guioe.
rn. lis; appears Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays.
HOTELS OFF TEE WORLD.
For descriptive booklet Of any Fau Resorts Hotel
below. call or address (scnd stamp
MWGs0 Tariff [BurHGu Co.,
I 63 Fifth Ave. New York
J St Regent St, London.
2is Rue de Rivo. Paris.
I 80 Quai 81 jean Baptiste. Nee
EOTEl POCKET GW0DE.
q means American Plan Hc, Il r Earop'sn op opsn
ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., Seaside Ise all " A. r -
BERNARDsvILI.E y J Somerset Inn Apl. 30 to Nov !.
REvAX HoUsE Iarchmont sound open to Dec. /
DO Gopey So. Hotel. E. P. $50 10; A P. $3.50 Up
BRooKLYN y !. Hotel St Georg. Z. p. 81 A.
GU BARRfNGTON ..... BERKSHIRE I'M, A. P, s. W
Frontage $50 It. Charming surroundings Booklets
Three hours from y. 4. Open the year round
NEW ORLEANS IIs..... St Charles Hotel, A. p. 81 Up
do The Cosmopolitan Ho'el 2. p. S.6o u2
NEW YORK ....... FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. a. p. IS
60 The Gerich. % W. 27th St. AP. $3.50 E p, $3.50
do Hotel Hanover 5,h-sve. 1,th-s., open oct. !
do Cosmopolitan III. (ChsmbersN " y way p, 81 UP
PHILADELPHIA. Pa ....... The Lafayette. T. P 81 Up
SALT LAKE CITY Utah. The cullen, A = ~ 70 s2o
SYRACUSE. y. Y....Ystss Hotel F. p, .lao P .
wAsHiNGroN C.......Arllrgton Hotel a p: 6 Up
d. ....... Hotel Gordon. a P s. up; r. 2 20 up
Observation-Disclosures The Raleigh. f P. sl50 Up
do .....................Tn Toe Buckingham. A. p - up
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Gitp PROPERTY 60 Ell.
lust FINISHED AND TO LET
At MODERATE RENTALS.
THE SEVEN MOST ARTISTIC COMPLETE
AND ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE HOUSES
IN THIS CITY IN \ LOCALITY ENTIRELY
RESTRICTED To PRIVATE DWELLINGS.
APPLY ON PREMISES
Is TO 30 HAMILTON TERRACE
clos. 70 HON =. Stoor Gth and ON Ave. "I" or TO
q L. LAWRENCE owner. ~ Franklin -
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PREPAYMENT OF DEBENTuReS.
e rifrr0 Nollfcs.


rrg .MrRIrAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANh'
Inn 81 Erradpay Kew York. october IL lsSa
~ s MEETING Of the Board ~ Directors
n .o,S his dav q d.ylden1 Of TitREb AND oNt~
u.r - a. PER CENT. the capital stooh "ss 'e
Iia-ei IA able Nov ist pT'X. , ., ~ "A
Transfrf "''~T VII '' FUWAED RTRNs. Cashier.
orfu
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Suburban Real estate.


A GENCY-Nontcalr real all kinds. sa!e and
A rem: CLARENCE b TUBES. Beekman- ST. y J.
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washington and Old Point Comfort.

, risasant Five DAY trip from New YORK. OCT; -. N
p'a nd ali expenses SIS Railroad and stean-
- T!,ck.,s 20 All Fall ans Winter Re.orts
rios COOK & son. POI a 1875 b"aS' ~ s'
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18

LINCOLN AND v8'RgENLEY.


rhe attacks ON he president during
the last few weeks ara but the usual Cx-
preSsions during the time Of great ex-
element. President Linz DIN was made
thp target OF similar criticism in 1861.
as The Boston Transcript has discovered
in looking over its old files. Some com
ments by The New York Herald on Linz
coins inaugural message are mentioned
as follows:
1T bears marks of indecision. 1t is
neither candid nor statesnanlike, nor
does it possess any essential dignity or
patriotism. 1t would have caused Il
Washington to mourn and would have
inspired Jefferson, Madison or jackson
with contempt And six days later it
remarked that "the enigmatical phrases
and Delphlc utterances, the double
tongued tlsseverations that have hereto
for preceded from tie president aud
members OF his cabnt have been appar-
entity intended to gull and delude the
public until their schemes were fully
lnatured." 1t claimed that the pre-.
dominant power at Washington was
Wall street, and we hear again to day
tIlat President McKinley's policy is i'll .
Spiled from the same source. Two
weeks after Mr. Lincoln was inangurated :
this bitter critic said: "'The selhshness,
Inconsistency and suicidal blindness OF
the Washington administration, united
to the mercenary legislature OF the lata
Republican congress, present such Il sad
and dppl0rabie contrast with the energy,
sagacity. unanimity OF Action and states
liian.ike ability OF the cahnit and repre-
seltutlves OF the people ut Montgomery,
thai the Whole world will Yield the re-
spect which the latter challenge, while 1t
cannot but be shocked and amazed at
The uniooked-ior imbecility OF the
former"
The impatient remarks are OF exactly
the same tenor, as many now published
President Mckinley. As Lin
coin was vindicated by subsequent
events, so it is likel1 hat Mckinley will
be-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
FORTH BRANDON.

Father Goepfert this morning. return
I'd from his newly organized mission, III
the locality above mentioned, quite de
lighted with the result, though Intrigued
OF the Crandon cities, North or South ut
takes pains, patience and time, and tie
traveller las to turn nights into days and
DAYS into nights. 10 stop at Gagen or
at Pelican the Journey becomes intoier-
able. from Charipde into Scylla, from the
irving pan into The fire. NO seitctlon!
The nights, long and cold; the days short
and Chilly; we felt, as every one. these
times. seems to feel. weary aud drearN.
We started last Saturday and returned
to our solitary home this blessed Mon
day No place like home"
IL Nol tn Crandon we We're cheeled up
by q devoted people, ready to labour
with us, for our new church. At tie
earnest request OF ather Goepfert ad-
dressed to w. II . Keller, General Agent,
the extensive 500 Line generously donat-
ed the finest. most suitable lot III the
town (5O 400 for such noble pur-
pose.
In cur meeting last Sunday Weresolved
to purchase two adjoining lots, SO as to
secure the future requirements OF u grow
ing community Like Eagle River, Gram
don, Three Lakes, Monfco, etc, are
bound 10 increase With the diocoesaA
sanction, in May and June, united and
active work will build u most creditablc
sacred pdifice. the pride OF Il faithful
people Kind hearts. generous purses,
willing, toiling hands are never wanting,
for IL. and souls! The subscription list
is started, literally patronized and cover
ed with ponderous promises by all creeds
and classes. With Gods blessings and
the peoples goodwill we cannot bat
prosper in our prospected new churches
this year, either in North Crandon or in
Three Lakes.
Another hopeful consolation In both
these places there is every promise made,
to bid an eternal Adipu or farewell to
foolish masquerades, to Saturday aud
Sunday dances, and to tpndera christian
welcome to the becoming, religious
Lords Day Celebration. Alfonso Pouv-
rage Let us go to work. Success smiles.
PROSPER GOEPFEKT, G. S. Sp.
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AONNANN NNNNNN@@ NNNN
. AR8OR VITAE HTEMTS. .


School re-opened Monday for the
spring term, after a weeks vaca tion
Miss Mary Belle Armstrong teaches tht
primary department. this term.
Miss Pearl Bentley spent y part of last
week in Wausau visiting relatives aud
friends.
Theodore Stinson has gone to Wau-
sau and Schofeld Tor II visit OF Il few
days
Miss Nina Durkpe has gone to Wausau
to spend some time with her aunt, Miss
Kate Bentley. She will attend school
Willie there.
W. II. Bissell spent some days in Wan
sau last week returning Sunday. He Is
having some changes made in his house.
Miss Ida wheeler, OF Wausau, came
up Monday with her cousin, Miss Pearl
Bentley, for visit Of several days.
Mrs S. 3. Carey, who has been absent
for some weeks, visiting in Appleton,
Chicago and other places, returned home
This week.
John Bentley has gone to Waustu for
q short visit with his father and sister
Mrs. ] Brisbois, Mansau miliiner,
came to Arbor Vitae with a stock OF
goods and several new bonnets ale now
in evidence,
Michael Denny who has been sick for
some time with consumption. died last
week and WIS buried Sunday, April 10.
He carried three Thousand dollars OF life
Insurance., it is reported.
Mrs. Snow and son Clifford. have gone
to Wausau for IL visit with her father,
Mr.. Lemke.
Rena Burns came home last Sunday
from il Wis with her aunt Mrs. Rose
I1avron, in Wausau.
The Modern Woodman gave a dance
in HE Club Hall, Monday evening, April
eleventh. There was u large crowd out
and IL very pleasant time.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
nj. w. a. DANCE.

The Annual Ball given by the mem
bers of the Eagle Waters Camp No. 100,
NJ w. A. at the Rink, last Thursday
evening, was one OF the most en- ioyable
of the season The interior OF the Rink
had been nicely decorated with the na-
tiOnal cOorS and eveigreens. The music
WAS furnished by Squire's orchestra, of
Rhinelander and WAS the best ever in
attendance ut amy ball III Eagle River,
and the people of Rhinelander can feel
proud OF having such IL fine lot OF musici-
ans.
There Were about sixty couples in at
tendance and the manner in which they
kept up the merry dance until 3 A. NJ.
went far towards showing they 'Were
having the best OF enjoyment
The suprer was all that could be asked
for and lust what would touch the right
spot OF IL lot of hungry dancers who are
generally noted us having no delicate
appetite.
The dance was not only social sue
cess but also financial success for the
Lodge.
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-NQNNON - NNNNNN
STAR LAKE ITEMS.


Mr.. Slater has moved lis family to
Lac du Flambe,lu on Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Laner and Hi Atkins lsft for
Tacoma Washington last week.
Mr.. T.. /. Blood Of Fond du Lac com
menced clerkng in the store Saturday.
Agent r. L. Shuitz made u trip to
TomaIaWk Saturday and returned on
Monday. He says he went on business.
Mr.. Joe Paspnande has accepted Il
position as saw, er at Lac du Flambeau.
He lett Friday to assume his new duties.
Mr.. Wilson has had some carpenters
repairing his hou e and building II barn
the past week. He contemphltes NOV
ing here soon.
Hard to qeat: That's What those in
vitatiOns are that the l.. O. /. NJ. have
sent ont for the Easter Ball to be given
April 10th. TIiev have printed them on
boiled eggs.
Mr.. e. Q. Decker Of Chicago has chang
ed the surgeons apron for the Carpen-
ters and is busy with the saw and chisel
improving our town.
Mr.. land Mrs Fremstad are the happy
parents of u girl She assumed control
Wednesday and Steiner save she is all
right even though she does cry some
times.
4 ray OF happiness as transient as tile
April sunshine visited tie home oil Mr..
and Mrs Ed. Parker in the form OF a
beautiful son. The child lived only two
days, just long enough to make the fond
paren is conscious OF their loss. They
have the heartfelt sympathy Of every
one
Our loss il Hazelhurst's gain Engine
er SEEK who has been in charge of the
motive power here for the past year mas
accepted position with the Yawkey
Lumber Co. We regret loosng such Il
good workman and genial. citizen.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
John Maxey. who has been brake

John Maxey.A who has been brake
man on the passenger train on this dlyi-
sion of the G. & n. w. Ry. for some Years
will be ira nsIeled to the main line some
time this week His run being from
Amigo to Ashland. John has made
hosts of friends OH the line between
MOnico and wateesmpet who will regret
TO see him transferred His place will be
filed by MI. Nichols, who is also well
acquainted on this run.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18

= Henry Gansman, the taXadermist,
has completed all the WORK on the white
deer left at his place for mounting ny
Thomas Bros, OF Lac Vleux Desert..
This is the second deer OF this kind that
Mr. Gansman has stuffed both deer hav-
ing beer killed near this vicinity. The
one he has just completed is the most
beautiful specimen imaginable. The
work done it by MI Gansman speaks for
itse.i and goes to show that there are
but few, Ii any, can excel him in this line
OF work. The many mounted specimens
he has sent out has done Il great deal
to advel Use Eagle River and Villas eoul-
ty throughout the country. III Is worth
ones ~ lille topay Il visit to his rooms
and ot k at some OF the specimens OF
work he has lately turned out,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
HE SITUATION.
The Senate is For War.
The House D eclares for In
terventi0n.

The senate by Il vote OF 81 to 81 fay
ors Cuban intervention AMI recognition,
by passing the following resolution:
Flrst-TIlat the people OF he Island OF
Cuba are and OF right ought to be free
and independent, and that the Governs
lnent OF the UG led States hereby recog-
nizes tie Republic Of Cuba as the true
and lawful government OF that island.
The House resolution is us follows:
"REsoLvED, That the president is
iNhereby authorized and directed to inter
vene at once to stop he War III Cuba. to
the end and with the purpose oil secur-
ing the Pernaneiit peace and ORDER there
and estabi .shng By the ire" action oi the
peot e thereof staple and indt pendent
government OF their own i'll the lslan'i
OF t,Hbn; III d HE president is hereby
authorized and empowered 70 use the
land naval forces oil he t4ited States to
execute t.le purpose oil this resolution
Tip scene Ia the Senate Chamber dur
ing the debate on tile resolution was one
oil great soleInity No less than twenty
i've hSalafors discussed the question.
One of the strongest speeches OF the
day Was mace by Senator Sboon"r OF
WISCONSIN. He ably defended the con
duct OF the President throughout the
lending crisis. IT will will require srver-
al days to secure an agreement uf The
sdouse and the Senate.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18

Lester Carter has been laid up with Il
lame back for lie past week allowing to
II contrary cake OF ice. While attempt
ing to get the cake OF ice INTO the ice-box,
at the meat market the ice, which was
trained down to the best of condition
and would out eigh Lester by two
pounds, got friskey and played ail kinds
OF tricks until finally it got a back hold
Oil Lester flooring him completely.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
G. J. O5ery d very intelligent appear

c. j. O0erg very intelligent appear
ing german OF Chicago, was in town
SATURDAY. and completed negotiations
with Robert Stewart for the purchase OF
ii farm in sec 9 town fl, II. Ii, in this
county. Mr. Obprg stated to Il News
representative that he lett Chicago in
February and had examined lands in The
counties of Taylor, Price nnl Oneida be-
fore visiting Was County. He also
stated that the hard wood lands III
Villas County We're FAR superior to any he
previously examined. The day is not
ar distant " hen Villas County will be
dotted With substantial ZONES. The
NEWS will be peased to fuanish reliable
information to those who contemplate
actual settlement OF the lands in Villas
County.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18

y p Clure received new bicycle
Saturday, and has already surprised
some OF the unintiated by his cleyerness
in performing difficult feats such az bal
uncing the wheel on the extreme edge OF
a high dewalk, making flying leaps
from the same to the middle Of the street
aud above all keeping up constant grin
and saying = that It's great exercise"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
Try Grain-Ol


Ask your grocer to-day to show YOU a
package OF GRAND, the new food drink
that takes the place OF coffee. The child
rem may drink it without injury as well
as the adult. All who try it, like it,
GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown OF
Mocha or Java, but it is made from pure
grains, and the most delicate stomach
receives it without distress. 4 the price
of coffee 15c aud 25cts per- package.
Try it, Ask for GRAIN-O.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
CATHOLIC CHURCH. 1T.

CATHOLIC cHuRCIT; vt; PEI Pc f Frs
2nd sunday OF each m nth:l-.iIi&h
Mass and Sermon at 0 a, m;aCate1chi:sm a t
; D. m.-veSpers, sermon and Be4edi let at
IN tbe FIRST Sunday OF each month.-onHoly
DAYS: High Mass, Sermon and b"nediction
at T:45 m.-Mass on weekdays at Z o,cl4 t1,a
in summer. Mt s in winter, Stations OF the
r ~. every Friday evening during Lent at
7:30.-Catechism every SATURDAY after MASS
REV. PROSPER GoEPFERT.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
Home Seekers Cheap Excursions.

On May 3, II, June and p, the
North-W Western Line will sell Home Seek
ers' excursion tickets. with favorable
time limits, to numerous points i'll the
Nest and South at exceptionally low
rates For tickets and full Information
apply to agents Chicago 4 North West
ern Railway,