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santiago's Sick List.

Washington. Aug. 2o.-The war de-
partment tonight received the following
message from General Shafter: san
tiaeo, Aug. 20.-Adjutant General,
Washington: Sanitary report for Aug.
90: Total number sick. LII; total num-
Der fever cases. S27; new fever cases,
81: number fever cases returning 20
duty, lis. Deaths: Aug Is. Private
Robert c. Guy, Troop II. End cavalry,
typhoid fever: Aug. ~. Private James
Il. Hin. Co. A, Goth infantry. yellow fe-
yer. followed by ~dysentery; Private Jo-
seph Wallace. Co. NJ, 9th Massachusetts
tvnhoid fever. SKATER,
"Major General
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A Stlyela Sees IL.

Madrid. Aug. @-Silvels- now the viz
tual leader of the conservatives express
cd the view of this party on the cartsre
az Manila in the following statement:
The capture of Manila In no wise al
fpcts the rest of the archipelago, and the
cortes should be summoned with urgency
in order TO prevent the world gaining the
impression that Spain has lost sovereign
" IN the Philippines M liberal party
should have concluded peace but the Ss-
yas,a cabinet cannot effect the task.
n the queen regent tenders the invita-
lion Sflyela is disposed to accept office.
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ST. Louis. Aug. so.-weather pleasant,
track fast. Results; Mile-Libatior won,
Lihhie second, The Planet third; time
La Mile and a half-Rihe won. Fresco
second. otto IL. third: time. 2:SSH. Six
furlongs-John Bowan won, Gath second,
Sea Lion third time, lice. Isabel stakes
value 81. 500. i've and a half furlongs-
Tulla Fonso won, Good Hope second. Sid
tella third: time. l:0S&. Mile-Buck Nidere
won. Sir Rolla second, Charlie Chrlstle
third: time. l:4ll7. Six and a halt fur-
longs-Skate won. Veria second, Watch
maker third time. LEON
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Food Was All Right.

San Francisco. Aug. is.-George N.
Brown OF Company q. Cd oregon Nolun-
teers. who was sent back from Manila on
the Australia because of neuralgia Of the
heart. denies the published stories TO the
effect that the oregon troops were III Tea
while en- route TO the Philippines. He says
the stories originated with the walters OF
the steamship companies, who were an
CRY because they were not given Dig UPS
by the officers. There was some incon-
veptence due To the inexperience OF off,
GERS and men. but there was enough food
Of good quality for all
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SHIPS FOR RUSSIA.
The Cramps WILL Build 3 Battieship To
Run Is Knots.

Kun Is hnote.
New York. Aug. 20.-A dispatch to
the Tribune from Washington says;
Charles Cramp, the head Of the Cramps
shipyard In Philadelphia. is in Wash
sngton TO consult the naval authorities
regarding the bids which are to be
opened on Sept. ] for the three 1s-knot
battleships. Mr.. Cramp has recently
returned from Russia, where he Sc
cured contracts TO build a hattleship
and a cruiser for that government,
which are to be far superior 10 any
shing yet designed for the American
government. Speaking OF these ships
She said:
I'VE shall begin TO lay their keels
sometime next week. The battleshi1
will be OF $4,000 tons displacement and
must maintain a speed of is knots for
IL consecutive hours. with all coal,
ammunition and stores aboard, and
these stores, coal and ammunition are
20 per cent greater than those carried
on any ship outside OF Russia. The
speed under these extraordinary condi-
lions must be made with ordinary
draught. The cruiser is to be OF $500
tons and under natural draught a speed
must be maintained Of % knots Tor i.
consecutive hours and carry $50 tons Of
coal and so per cent more stores OF al
kinds than has hitherto been put int
any warshlps.' -,
A CONTINUOUS test LOT l. h'his u
something wholly new for warships. tn
practice in Europe generally being q
rate vessels by the speed they attain
in a squirt over single measured miles
MI. Cramp, while at the navy depart
ment. told officials that he considered
Il a great mistake to build slow ship
when the other nations were building
them for faster service. He has sub
mitted bids for the ships designed b,
the department In duplicate OF the Ala
bamA
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Fusion In Washington.

Vancouver Wash, Aug. 20.-fhe pop
ulists and democrats agreed on fusionin
this county to-day and held a JOINT
convention. The following were nomi-
mated for representatives: c. Il. Bush,
%populist: j. II. Wood. democrat. Arms
were secured for the Independent Wash
fngton battalion to-day and viii be is
sued to the troops Monday.
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standing of the Clubs.
A Fine Point

San Francisco. Aug. "a special from
Hong Kong says: Consul General Wild
man has requested of the Hong Kong au-
thorities permission for the ships OF the
American feet. now at Manila. TO be al
lowed to dock and repair here. The cues
ton presents such serious compheatlons
that II had 10 be submitted to the British
home government for an aswer. Mean
while the harbor police ordered the gun
boat Zanro. which arrived here with DIS
patches from General Merritt and Admi-
raj Dewey, TO leave British waters with
in a hours. The governor Is much as
tressed at the situation.
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San Francisco. Aug, 20.-Francis Cut
ting. vice president of the Cutting Pack
ing entered suit to-day against
Mrs. Mary Culberson 20 force her TO ac-
count for 81. 900 in bonds OF the Mari
posa n Phoenix Railroad company. Mrs.
CuIberson is guardian OF Mrs. Isabella ;.
C~ourtenay. Mr.. Cuttings daughter. and
the bonds had been given her In trust
for her ward.
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Pando Wants to 90 Back.

Washington. Aug. 2o.-Ths state depart
ment received a telegram to-day from
Consul Thompson. at ProEresso, Mexico.
stating that General Pando. the Spanish
general. second in command to Blanco,
had arrived incoEnito at Progresso yester-
day on the Mexican steamer Campre.
The consul says Pando seeks TO enter Ha-
yana or Ratabano. Cuba. on the British
steamer Guilt OF Lopez. With the cessa-
ton Of hostilities there appears no rea-
son why he may not go to Havana OF Ba-
fahano.
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Decrease i'm German Exports.

Washington. Aus. @.-Consul Mason. at
Frankfort. Germany. reports hat the
German exports to the United States
from Il large mercantile towns In that
district have fallen on heavily within the
last year. the exports for the year up TO
June 50 being ST., 0e0, sol. as against ST.
esGSS FOR the year previous. a decrease
OF yG.5gS. $50 for the year.
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Tandem Record Lowered.

London. Aug. 20.-At the games at the
Catford grounds to-day, two tandem
bike records were lowered by +. Burn
and II. s. Chambers. covering a quar-
ter Of a mile with flying start in "a %
seconds. and a half mile. standing start,
being ridden by T.. and II. :. Ames In
% l-5 seconds.
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At Aqueduct.

New York. Aug. W.-The largest crowd
OF the meeting went down to Aqueduct
to-day and saw some high-class sport. 1t
was the last day OF the midsummer meet
ing. The followers of Maher had a disas-
trous day, as he won only one out OF six
mounts. To make matters worse, his
mounts were favorites in every race ex-
cept the second and the last and they
were close second choices. Results:
Six furlongs-Ten Spot won. Decide sec
ond, Helmsdale third: time. l:l5 2-5. Mile
Red woodranger won, Pink Chambray
second. Fennetta third; time, i:43 10. Five
furlongs-Althea won. Mail Bag second,
Passaic third; time. LOO rs. Mile and a
sixteenth-Lansdale won, Rossifer second,
Campanis third: time. las. Five and a
half furlongs-Somers won, Heroic Sec
ond, Meddlesome third time, 1909 3-5. Mile
-Manossa won. Tinge second, Athy third
time, 1:43 1-5.
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LOSS OF $780, 900.
A Chicago Elevator Catches Fire and
Burns TO the Ground.

Chicago. Aug. 20.-The Northwestern
terminal elevator at Market street n
Chicago river was destroyed by fire to-
night, entailing a loss of s350,000. The
fire originated by a gas plug blowing
out when John Smith, the Waterman Of
the building. went into the engine room
with a lantern to turn off the gas for
the night. Only a slight explosion fol-
lowed the igniting of the gas, but the
whole building was soon in flames.
/. Several freight cars in the yards Of the
Chicago q Northwestern o were
burned. Only a small quantity of grain
was stored in the ~evato
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Col, Wagner Il Ill.

Washington. Aug. 3.-Colonel A L"
Wagner. assistant sdjutant general. for
merry in charge Of the bureau Of military
Information at the war department., who
accompanied General Miles to Santiago
and subsequently, to Porto Rico. has re-
turned TO Washington and has been
granted one months leave of absence on
account OF sickness.
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An AngIo-G.rman Syndicate.

Pekin. Aug. @.-owiug to the probable
ity Of a lapse of the concession for the
Tien Tsin Chin Kiang railway, granted
by the Tsung Ii Nsmen TO Chung Huns,
an American ChinamSn. the Sung Ii va
men is favorable 60 a transfer OF the con-
cession to an Anglo-German syndicate, OF
which Messrs. Jardine. Matheson & Co.
are the British representatives,
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Saratoga, N. Y. Aug. 20.-The largest
attendance of the meeting witnessed the
races to-day. The feature of the day was
the Grand Union Hotel stakes of 1000.
which brought out eight 2-year-olds. OF
which Matanzas was the favorite. The
start was a good one. but inside of three
furiongs Matanzas seized the advantage
and led home. Results:
Mile-George =. Cox won, Jackanapes
second, Filament third; time, LACY. Near
est came I'm second but was disqualified
for foulinE. Seven furlongs-Manassas
won, Banquo II. second, Oxnard third:
time, 1872. Grand Union Hotel stakes, six
furlongs-Mstanzas won, Kinley Mac sec
ond. Mantle third. lime. 1:l9. Six furlongs
-Bsrdella won, Maceo second. LORD GEM
third: time, 1919. Two miles, handicap,
hurdle-Forset won, Marshall second,
Iranian third; time, Ala
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A Butte Man Sues for Divorce.


Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Helena. Aug. 20-Fred n. Allen or
Butte, through his attorney. ". r. Carroll.
to-day filed IN the district court the COM
plaint In a suit for divorce against his
wife, Nav Allen, on the grounds Of de-
sertion. Their married life must have been
brief. as the complaint alleges that they
we're married in Ellensburg. Wash. Oct.
6 1885,. and that defendant deserted the
plaintif during the following December.
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Washington. Aug. 0-Major General
Lawton. in command OF the military de-
partment OF Santiago. has notified the
war department hat a number of troops
under his command. including the 5th in
fantry and the s4th Kansas volunteers.
will be sufficient for the maintenance Of
peace and good order I'm that province. In
case IL is decided to send him reinforce
ments. however. he suggests that il be a
squadron of cavalry.
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Joliet. Ill. Aug. S.-It was getaway
day at ingalls, park. Results: 2;@ pace,
nurse, 81. O00-Lena Russell won nrst, sec
ond and third heats: best time, 2l0A;
Partitude. Hal Patcheu and seven others
also started. 2:l6 trot. purse 81. OO0-Hazel
kinney won in straight heats; best time,
s:l2. Sister Alice, Campania Girl and nVe
others also started.
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Expert Swimmers.


Boston. Aug. 2O.-George A. Landen-
burg. the Providence swimmer. who is in
his city. to-day issued a challenge to L.
w. Cavill, the Australian, now in San
Francisco, for a purse of $500 to 5000.
the race to take place either on the east
ern or western coast. According to the
terms Of the challenge the races are to
be the best three in Ave at a distance OF
go yards, 1000 yards, one. two and a half
miles.
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Rixrra is stu Alive.

Madrid. Aug. 0.-The report cabled from
Gibraltar that General Primo de Rivera.
formerly governor general Of the Philip
pines. had been shot, is without founda-
ton. General de Rivera, II IL alleged. is
in good health.
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Won hr a Doctor.

Astoria. ore. Aug 20.-Dr. Duplessa
Of san Francisco won the single shell
race at the regatta here to-day. II
was the most important event OF the
day and carries with IL the trophy cup
presented by the city OF Portland COM
mtfyae-
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At Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. 20.-This was getaway
day at the Hawthorne track. The racing
will be transferred to Harlem Monday Tor
a meet. Weather cool.
Seven furlongs-Dr. Sheppard won,
Storm King second, Eddie Jones third;
time. l:2s. Mns-John Bright won, Lady
Ellerslie second. B~annockburn third;
time. LAM. Five fur~longs-Altyar won,
Espionage second. Canace third; time.
i;0ex. Six furlongs-O'Connell won, Paul
Grises second, Abe Furst third: time.
l:ltx. Short course. steeplechase-Proverb
won. Michael a. second, Trefoil third
time. s:25. Seven fu~rlongs-Lone Princess
won. Reuben Rowstt second. Bryan third
time. LISA. Six turlongs-La Princessa
won. Loneta second. Sir Tenny third
time. l:15X.
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TIRED AND WEAK
Hardly Able to Drag Around the House
What q Change.

HELENA, MoNT.-"I was tired and
weak and did not feel able to drag myself
around the house and do my work. i
concluded to get a bottle of Hoods sar-
saparills and after ! had ~tsken.this medi-
cine a short time I found it was doing me
a great deal of good recommend Hoods
s-arsaparilla to all In need of q strength
ening madeleine" MARY WELCOME
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STRONG STATEMENTS.
Three Women Relieved OF Female
Troubles by Mrs.. Pinkham-

From Mrs A. w. SMITH, 50 Summer
St, Biddeford, Me-:
For several years 1 suffered With
various diseases peculiar to my sex.
Was troubled with a burning sensation
across the small of my back, that all
gone feeling, was Respondent, fretful
and discouraged; the least exertion
tired me. I tried several doctors but
received little benefit. At last 1 de-
cided to give your Lydia L. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound a trial. The ef-
feet of the first bottle was magical.
Those symptoms of weakness that L
was afflicted with, vanished like vapor
before the sun. i cannot speak too
highly of your valuable remedy. 1t is
truly a boon to woman"
From Mrs. MxLIssA PHILLIPS, Lex
ington, Ind, to Mrs. Pinkham:
s'Before / began taking your medicine
I had suffered for two years with that
tired feeling, headache, backache. nosp-
petite, and q rundown condition OF
system. I could not walk across the
room. I have taken four bottles OF the
Vegetable Compound, one box Of Liver
Pills and used one package of
Wash, and now feel like a new woman
and am able to do my work"
From Mrs. MoLLLE E. HKRREL, Pow
ell Station, Tenn:
three years l suffered with sucha
weakness of the back, l could not
perform my household duties 1 also
had falling of the womb, terrible bear
ing-down pains and headache. have
taken two bottles of Lydia t. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and feel
like a new woman. 1 recommend your
medicine to every woman l know.
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Neu Ynrk KcnubIicans.

New York, Aug. D.-The republican
state committee has decided to hold the
state convention at Saratoga on Sept. q.
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At Detroit.

Detroit. Aug. m.-Weather pleasant.
,rack good. Results: Six furlongs-Can l
See EN- won, Zanetto second, Mamie Cal
Ian third time, 1:15&. Five furlongs-Liz-
xie Kelly won. Al Siral second. BY George
third: time, 1:0sA. Six fu~rlongs-utopia
won, Filibuster second. Ideal Beau third;
time. lis. The Hotel stakes NoOO' for 2
year-olds, Ave and a half furlongs-Royal
Salute won, Oak Maid second, Tribune
third: time. l:oeL. Mile-Deyo won, Tucu-
lum second, Pope Leo third; time. l:42A.
Steeplechase. short course-Populist won,
Last Fellow second. st. Ives third; time,
2.44
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Day Is Bach.

washington. Aug. D-Secretsry Day re-
turned today from a weeks visit at his
hsme in Canton.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At New York-The Indians had tho
game all but won up to the Giants half
of the ninth. Then. with two men on
bases, Van Haltren sent a two-bagger
into left center-field, securing two runs
and winning the game. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
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Bat~teries-Rusie and Warner; Powell
and O'Connor. Umpires-Lynch and An
drews.
At Philadelphia-The Phillies defeated
Louisville to-day In a light batting game.
Piatt and Cunningham pitched excellent
ball, but the former had a shade the bet
ter of il. Attendance, $500. Score:
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uz nil. act easily. promptly aud
IIOO0 , Ills effectively. g cents
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Batteries-w. Donovan and Mcclure;
Rhines and Schriever. Umpires-Emsie
and Hunt.
AT Boston-Despite the fact that Willis
gave eight bases on balls the champions
won to-day's game in a close contest with
the Cincinnatis. Nichols took Willis place
In the ninth and saved the game for the
home team. Attendance, $500. Score:
Boston ....... ....... ..'".'"
CINCINNATI 5000. 80 49, 4
Batteries-wilis Nichols and feager;
Dwyer and Peitz. umpires-Gaffney and
Brown.
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Ratteries-Cunningham and Kittredge;
Piatt and Mcfarland. Umpires-Connolly
and Currie-
At Baltimore-Tucker was put out OF
the game in the eighth for offensive
coaching after repeated warnings. NC
James pulled out of several tight places
toward the end. Attendance, $500. Score:
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Batteries-Grifhth and Donohue' ftageI
and Ryan. Umpire-McDonald and
O'Day.
At washington-The Senators outplayed
the Pirates in both games. In the first
the pitching and fielding won the game.
In the second Donovan was wild, but did
splendid work. Attendance, $500. Score:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-08-04

DR.A.E GENDRON. Office and residence
IL first door north Of Gladstone Hotel River
Falls Wis. Office hours: 10 to u A, M, and to
and to P. NJ.
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Local Politics.

We believe that the Republican
meeting to be held at Ellsworth next
Monday will be larger than any
delegate convention heretofore held
in this county, and we can see no
good reason why the gathering
should not be a harmonious one.
Whatever may have been either real
or imaginary factional differences in
the past should be harmonized by
the selection of delegates to the state
convention, favorable to the nomina-
ton of J. B. Jensen for State Treas
urer, and to the Congressional con-
ventiOn, of those who will favor the
nomination of Hon. n. P. Haugen
Tor Member of Congress. 1t appears
to us as though the Republicans of
the county ought to be able to meet
upon common ground in snnnnrt of
to believe that they will cheerfully
do SO. Present appearances indicate
a very lively and interesting conven-
ton in October for the nomination
of candidates for county offices, but
there should be no occasion for any
attempt next Monday to forestaIl
the action of the convention to be
held later.
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kINNIGkINNIG-

The many friends of Mrs. Kate Whit
comb Wilson were much shocked at the
news of her death, all unexpected as it
was Her quiet and retiring manner
won her many friends wherever she was
known. Her family have the sincere
sympathy of the entire community.
Mrs. Soloman Burr is improving as
fast as can be expected, though she is yet
suffering considerable pain. She is yet
with her daughter, Mrs. Louie Fuller.
Fishermen better beware where they
leave their fishing tackle in pastures lest
they catch small game not intended.
Colts, for instance.
Miss Myrtle Lowell is spending a few
weeks in st. Paul, the guest of her
mothers brother.
Gilbert Witham was thrown from a
mower by runaway team and badly
injured last week, but is now able to ride
out.
Miss Prince is hired to teach in district
No. 2.
Mrs. A. II. Lowell has a sister from
New Richmond visiting her.
Rev William Gill will preach for us
next Sabbath.
Win your battles against disease by
acting promptly. One Minute Cough
Cure produces immediate results
When taken early it prevents con
sumption. And in later stages ii
furnishes prompt relief Barnard 6
ClOuPh,
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For Secretary of State.

Prominent among the candidates
for the Republican nomination for
Secretary of State is Walter l.. Hou-
ser of Mondovi. We have person.
ally known Mr.. Houser from his
boyhood, and take pleasure in COM
mending him as one well fitted in
every way for this position. He is
by profession both lawyer and a
journalist, and as legislative clerk
during a number of sessions of the
legislature he has acquired an ex-
tensive knowledge of state affairs in
a general way, and as Chief Clerk OF
the Senate he has become widely
and fayorably known throughout
the state. He formerly lived in
River Falls, and we trust that the
Pierce county delegates to the Mil
waukee convention will evince q
local pride in favoring his nomina-
ton, assuring them that they will
not have reason to regret such &C,
fiOn.
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Republican Caucus.

Under the laws Of 1897 quite new
departure is had in the manner of
holding caucuses. In accordance
with the terms of the law a prelimi-
nary caucus was held on Tuesday even
ing at Carroll's warehouse and the
following persons selected as candid
ates to be voted for at the regular
Republican caucus: J. E. Johnson,
f. d. Ensign, l. NJ. Beers, G. w.
Chinook, c. r. Morse, A. w. Kaler,
A. E. Michael, 0. w. Newcomb. By
the terms of the statute a regular
caucus must now be held at which
the people will determine who shall
represent the Republican party at the
County Convention next week. This
regular caucus will be held at Carroll S
warehouse on Saturday, from four
O'Clock P. NJ. until eight o'clock P. NJ.
The vote is taken by the Australian
ballot in manner similar to that of
a regular election. All Republicans
should attend the regular caucus and
show their interest in the principles
of the party by voting. Votes will be
received at any time between four
and eight.
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PHTSICI-GNS.

E. ALLEN TOBY,
Physician and Surgeon. once near resi-
dence, md Street, corner Pine.
Telephone connections in house to all parts OF
the CITY and county.
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AND B4GGAGE.

ID f. WEEKS, Dental Surgeon. Once at
ID. residence on Main St, Ellsworth, WIS.