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orlnnR MArrERs.

The Sovernment Of Greece strongly urGes
thu erWout0usnsss u The duty imposed uron
the cnwants rr that country, amountl.; to
100 per otnt or more OF their market value.
The fruit is stated TO be exclusively d
Greek product. moi coming into tompeti-
lion with amy dmostc product, The Qurs-
zion OF reciprocal -ieroial relations wlth
Greece. including the restoration OF cur
+ nts 10 the free list Is uUieg cons de;a.
ticn.
Tho long staining claim nf Rerand Camp
bell for DAMAGES Coz INJURIES suS.Aiacd f'om
volSnl assault committee d against him by
p'$l!tGrN auth rifles IN the island ~ liNu
has been settled by the agreement Of II @
republtc To pay him $40 coo IN AmoNcan
gold or this sum $1,000 has alrel Is heel
pad II is sopcl that rha oher pending
claims of American citizens against ibAt
ropublic may be amiolbly adjusted
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unsrtr1YlBs e,7sprNnNn.

Immediately upou chs con fusion Of the
protocol lasued proclamation. On Nugnat
3, suepondlns hestllitles on thu pa z OF the
United Statos. rhc neeBssarN orders vert
given by telegraph, The blockade of the
potga oi Cuha and San lnRu Do Porto RAeo
WAS In a like manner raised
ON August the muster out OF 100000
volunteers. or as near that number as was
practicable. wRa ogderei ON December /,
loi 1865 Officers ana men had bean mustered
out ailA discharged fr0ln the service, ebOs
more viii he mustered out by the 10th OF
,hla month, Also u .ourrespoAdins number
af goncrala aud general stan ofteefS have
bren honcrtbiy disichalNel from the service.
The military contnPttoea 10 it1perlptend the
evacuation NJ Cuba Porto Rico ana the
ndintrVnt islands weru forthwith Anpotutoa
For Othao Major General james II, Wade
Rear Admiral Niilnn T, SAMPSON, Major
General NJ, c. Butler; Cor Porto Rtoa. Aatol
General John IL brooke Rear Admtfhl
Winfield s. Sohley. Bugadlap General W,
w Gordon who soon afterwarl met tbs
Spanish commissions At Havana and san
Juan respectively,
The por(o Rican iolnt commission speed
tly accomplished liS task. And by October
rs the cvac@ation vi the saui SgS cant
nleiJd The lnitod Stat0s tlag was RAISED
over the slAa,i AZ noon on that day. The
administration W IT, affairs has boon pro
VlacnllN iptruatod TO q military governor
lmiA the oongpSsa ehau otherwise provide,
rhe Cuban Joint ouInlnisson has nat yet
Terminated tia iahora owing 20 thn diIn-
entities In the way Of roNeyins the lprsc
unnbsaa Ot Spanish tro0ps at,li IN CABIN,
The evatuRtion can not 30 ,Nompletcd before
the tlrst OF January next,
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49, fa@sa&@fslaaasl'
Gun \.
inc propie Win Need .ssisinncc ot
smcriemas III Mann Ways.

su,cricmas III Mann ways.
As soon as wr are In possession OF cuba
aud have pacihed the island Il viii ha per-
essary TO styc aid to its peonle TO form q
government ~ themselves, IL sanald ba
uedevtahcn NJ the earliest moment eonsls,-
ont With safety and assured suscesA Il II
tmpaaent chat our relations with these nsa.
pie shall he Of the uosl friendly rharnter
aud oar eomaletiai relaiieas clOss anA
recIpfu1aiiye, II Should hr orr duty TO
x@slst IN every proner NAY To bnlld m the
waste nihss Of the tqlanl eeennfage tho
inins,ry VI The people aud aaaist then Ga
icrn. y goyQrrns@ Whih shah he ftov aud
independent. thus teallsing the hrst aspiNa-
tons ~ the cNhan psanle
SEAMAN rule must tt grnlaeed hy isist,
hennyulsnt am llnpsSnc government. ore-
Atsd hys 81 ps,ssiln q sa.Aa. oanablc ~ pev.
feglslnx all ohiixauuns AID ,xhlch shall ea-
courage stpIg thrlfi lndpsiYy NaA ppoascr.
ttv, ana prMnnte pcare ana rood Mil unlplls
Aii OF lilo inhnhilants Whatever may have
hseR their lSlatloaa IN the naal Neither
roynngc nor passion ahoull have place IN
tho new government.
Until thers Il eoniplete iivnoullllty M tha
island and a stable ruyerninent tnaaxu-
yntsri, military occupation YIN 10 eon-
tiRucsi. IA
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thu rrcnch ambassador. who. With the as
acnt az mis- gQyernnlent aoiAt AS tao inici'd-
IL REPRESENTATIVE OF Spain duSns tue war
ON the sseh OF July, NJ, Campep prescn'cd
uonnunication, signci bs The nuke OF
Aiuoliuyar inc Spanish minister ~ statc,
il,yltibr inc tiius<d states To state tor,ip on
wsnls.n al would 10 wlll,ng 10 MAKE pesHS.
ON. July no. bv a communication huirossci
TO tho Duke OF Alniodavaf llli hhihied "
Nj CANNON. the terms OF th'A Hovernineht
wc,w announced SUBSTANTIALLY az ~ NV pro-
ttcol oiterward xlgusi In AUGUST W. thn
Suanian reply. dated August !, was handed
~ a. vambon so thu sevfethrN OF ftato, III
tcccpt,,d uncondi tionaliyAthV terms tmitnavi
aa to Cuba. Porto Rico AMI the Islands OF
the l.adrcnes group, hut annentra 70 speN
20 INTRODUCES inndmissihlo RESERVATIONS ~
regard 10 our delnnnd Rs 10 tnV i'nillppinutf
lprscrying that tiscnsaivn ON tiis point
could neither be prcdicdblc nor ptohtanim
4 directed chat In order tn AVOID nArunIvtw
standing the matter should bu ooscu WIN
sroposins tho embodiment IN II FORMAL nro-
tccol tho totms In which the RESERVATIONS
for peace Were 10 lie Bnjierthkeu
rhr vnguo aud annSpliys; sngseslions OF
tho spanish note oouli not bc accuptpA INC
only renly being 10 nttsstiit as i Nirtuhl VT
timatuia Il draft of the prptodci ompouylnE
the precise tni1na tendrtrd ~ Sphlh ~ uat
note 81 July So with aadtsl Ntintlatlons OF
,iotnll ia to tha appointiucgt OF commission
Cuban Antilles
M august ie. NJ Chmhen announced tho
receipt OF Full powerh 10 stEA the preto0pl
10 admitted Accordingly, On the altrrnuoh
az Aug,st H. N Camhan, @nthc plvnlre-
iontmry " Sphln, ana the A'NroterS m
state, ns the pienipotcntlary oi tho United
station, aiRncd proicsol provllinSi
Article / Spau viii tclnNlsh all claim
of sovereignty over aud title to Cuba.
Articte H. Spoin VIII cedc TO Tho unltlN
States the Island OF Porto Rico ana Other
islnnSls now uttdcr Spanish scNevetsnN n
,hc West Indies, and alsu an leland in the
l,aipones to ho selected bv the tblth
states,
Arsteln i'll, Tho United sta'w WIN ocQ1
Nv aud hold thu city, BAY AM ph,hp' q.
Ntaniln pen,iing tho eonnlustnn of treaty ~
ponce which shall delminc tbe control,
Alspositlon aud government OF the ihlhp-
ptne,
pnlnlmpnt nf commissioners on the part OF
SlNin, to meet In Havana ana SAn Juan ~,
epeclivaly, Tor the purpose of arvRnk'ng any
cartesing ont the details OF The atipQNted
cvaruation Of Cuba Porto luon an1 othor
Spanish islands hi the Wtst Indies,
rho Nrth article provided for tho Nppo'ht
,nppi ol not more than Ave commissioners
on ench side. TO meet nj Paris nos lRtw
than October I, aud to proc0cd tn the mcgee
tiation and conclusion 81 tho treaty or
poaeo, Ruhieat 70 rht,noNuon aquaetltng 20
tho rvepoctiSe constitutional rurmN OF the
two csguntricS,
Tho sixth AMI Last artistic erovid II that
,,uot Tina, signing OF the protocol hoAtiiHes
between tho 1--WE countries phout hr Shs.
penaod. ana thar nntlSc TO that effect should
he given as soon as possible hV each gov
ornn,ent 20 the commanders uf Ia military
and nHylh forces,
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mans MENlcAN nnrNnAnY.

The MeSNan water boundary commission
had adjusted all matters submitted TO Il 10
tgo satisfaction OF both governments Save
IN three important cases that OF the Cham
l.au at Bl pnso Texas. where the two COM
missions failed 10 agree and wherein. for
this case only .hiS government has pro-
tase1 t0MoNlco the addition OF ~ third mem
her, the proposed elimination OF what are
known MS DANCES tsnall isolated islands
formed bv the cutting OIL of bends In the
RIO Hrandol from the operation Of the
trNtlcs OF 1854 and 1885, recommended hy
,he commissioners and approved hy this
g0yernment. hut stu under consideration
hy Mexico; and the subject NJ the equitable
AlslHh'iton OF the waters Of the Gio
GtNnie, for which the commissioners recon-
moulded an International dam aud reservoir
accepted by MeNtco but still under consid-
c,@tinp ny this government. Pending these
questions, II Us necessary 10 extend the life
az Tire commission, which explres December
e next,
The eoroDation Of the Young queen O. the
Meth Glands was made the occasion OF 1T
ding congratulations.
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cnNlrRAl. AMERICAN EVENTS.

me elcnts in Cca,Ml Amcrica deserve
mere than paAsins montlon A meuacing
rorluee hotwcoa costa iaea aaa Nicaragua
VAS hasslAN yoas psed l,y .be gea{up3 oG
conyenlasn between The paN@(S with tho
concurrence ot the Q0ptsnaian republic
Us mediator The act hAng negotiated and
slgnsd on aoaM she United states steamer
Alert. ,Aon LYNX In TentrA American
waters Il Ia he,le,ei thNt tha good ollioNa
up 0nr cnyoy ana contnian 3Sr Oi lhHt Voisv.
cuatributed toward this gratifying nut-
eulne.
i,s NY last anuNgA iasS Sase laa situation
WAS presented with rospeos 20 The alpN,
matte REPRESENTATION ot tAis gay0gnmenl IA
Nentnll america created hY The asso,dallnn
All Nicaragua. ,,onduiNs aud Sahatos unr
der ths tniv OF the Greater Republic oil
central America and tho delegation ~ tho.r
iat,Fhational l,,nstoiia 10 the alc, nleroef
While tbs REPRESENTATIVES, character Vt Abe
diet MAS rnooglliHod by my prcGoao,Sor and
l,as been ocnlirmoi eurns my adnihlstrS.
lion ~ ls'eaiyins "a aereJitNd envoy and
efantinS eNeuua,euta "a eonsu,s coluniss,
STONED uNler It's aiAiarlty that rueagfl ion
was qualified by this aisiipc, undoi laDds
tina thu, Tho responsibility OF each Of the
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r,nH.i.
Newly Appointed En,es ',ss,s
IN Press claims 20 4,

N'mS ,.,aim. 10 q se,ussS
Tho nOwly accredited cn ,.,s,, W.
States 30 the o's'l"'" ,,,asl 4 4
stInctions looking 20 1he ~ 4,
mrs 4, CONTINUOUSLY with IWn@ ~
we ~ ~ v ysars Ne Is especially III e.
800 ~, ~ az : inst settlement y M
press -, ie 'l,,, . ,us ny rrasou q @
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rnE,GnNEyA AGREExEM
This Government Relieves y
mauit> Even In War

This Government bcucvN y
mauit> Even In War
Immediately upon the ontbrek
war with Spain the Swiss goyela1ss'
tilling the high misshn Ii has dsss's
assumed AS the patron OF the lnisf'ss
Red Gross. MADE a proposition 10 lAs Y
States and Spain laas they =
severally recognize and cla!
execution as modas yiSsaG
ing the continuance Of
,ha additional artAes proposed q v
tenadmoaAI NonWcence ot oeAesA -
1875. extending the effects o. 'as sA
Red Cross conversion Of dsoa 10 sss y,
OF naval war. tpnowins tae sAAAr
BY France and Germany IN lsss
ing sucn a mogius viyeat, aaA ~ y,
the accession 81 he uGiel s'aL,s
additional ARTICLES IN lss-, ss.Ns
EXCHANGE OF qualifications tne1sI n
main unaffected, The Ss'ss psN'sT
promptly and cordially accepIts Y I,
United States ami Simultaneous
This government feels = Ksss
pride al thus having been chase
tify it's adherence 20 The hposocsi I,
nf humanity annlhst the clamc'i@ !,
II is 10 be hoped that the e t'ss4s \, \,
Red Cross compact TO hosaisHs NJ
we'll rs on hand. may pecelle Il M
taet through The general nV.ls s s, y
the National Red Cross siiiSsss !, ,.s,si
itlme powers now g,sr'les 10 sas
OF 1864.
The important claim y ts 800 ~
erument 10 pcrpealA;e the uan~
!, r,e ~ im'gtoaa atia@
origin has no, made hopeful 1' ~ X. &
a SOLUTION And eon'rofeis'ss =
continue.
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otfN NNW possEsslnNs.

DO mol discpss az this pme u,o govern
mont or the future Of the ,am Possessions
whlrh Vii come &c us ny lhc result, OF thn
war With Spaln. sUoh discussion VITA be
upolNnfiHte afgcg The treaty OF psaee a.iAll
he ratified.
IN the meantime, anA until tn NonGrcwt
hss l,sislaied otherwise, 1t SIN ha my AMY
90 continue lhe military roNerHmeWN which
have existed aipoe our oNaOiauon and dYe
10 tao re0l,,e security ia lie sad nropufts
and eRf enlargement under last ana btnen~
g,nt rule
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INrNRNArlNNAL MXroNlrloNs.

le pito tho brio, tflne allowed Tor propa.
ralieu. the eNhitita of this co,ntry at the
universal eNpoSauoa pt BrsSels in iSei
W,loyed the singular distraction of q larger
nroparuon of awards. having regard 70 tho
number ami olaslos of articles entc~d,
than chose OF other countries The worth
OF such . result 1n MAKING lGewu our Ma
tionul cap,es'y 10 sturdy the worlds mar
lccta Ia ohyious
ENhibWa o4 thlH International character
are hacemiits ulnrv frequent 40 tho eN
changes W commercial countries Rrow mora
intelosQn8 and varied Hardly year
nalagS tFst llAs government ia not inNtted
"a National participation a. some important
lntcisA center, hut often on toe short nu,ics
10 permit ~ recourse to llso puNtf mad
means 20 dc 80,
Ny pycfocossona Occurred i advisable to
ntoN,dr ipr s,eudlnE appropriation for
sNuh iuNttytioua ter retlcsvutattCN tOt luia
ooUptrN.
trust ihe dvlsian restrictions ON thc
iniuama,aous on cattle ftom tho t'nit0d
States, originally adopted as a peeAutioA,
Mill az an carlN date ~ asVisflat Ms 10 tRoA
ugteOm apd tuure hardship, and d,sV,tut-
nation rNnsWei ~ aN le Adln AVE cllAa
under due regulation 81 ther slaughter
after landhW I am hopeful loo, oi Ia
vorahle change in the grQwth of direct
giasle between INC swo coumiades not atone
u'th, hw lS MlN a} aSnra from and 10
OtiS,r coa3nept,l states Na aaA $50 IS,
srsrcd To ewlarge ets advantages BY seeking
Tie removal ~ nN>dloss iinnedimeats aud
hy arraalyvmgn,e eg pegVtsad eMaa,5t
exchanges,
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with our needs and inf,nnllmcn' OF our
cherished traditions. -. 80 ,so.s
1hc questions aeicioiore pending petwoen
Hawaii ana japan, GROWING out OF lne -.
l,tred mislrsa mont OF Japanese treaty in,-
MIGRANTS, were. / am pleased 70 ny, ="
1synanf 81 4 reasonable iniem1ity TO tde
rovcrnncnt or japan. ~. ,,n.
tIhder the p4oSgLons OF the joiui resoiu.
"a = .1fss IN irrfiS feia1tns ~ tho Hawaiian
islands with tho United States and "a
oih,r countries remain upcnangel uAui
Legislation shall Otherwise provide. The conc
niis OF Hawaii hero aud In torcign eountil.s
continue to fnltill their commerce. aken-
clos while the United states coas Ia a.
honolulu is maintained for all proper serys-
ices pertaining to trade and reyenu II
wottid be dostuble that oil foreign coneuls
In the Hawaiian lsllnds should receive new
oxen,aieun from tn government
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1NlE pARTITlON on VTnNA.


'rhe United States has not boAn an D
Ahfloy~ni srccta}or OF the extraordinary
events transplNng IN the Chinese empire,
waeraey poMlors al l,s ,nsrittme praytaees
are passlng under the coairol OF Various
Ea,ropoen n0Nere, but ,Ae rrospeo, thar ,hA
vast Commerce which the agRewi no ,essity
OF our staple n,oiaO,ions Tor Chinese uses
has bull, up ~ theso regions may no. be
prelaaeed through any exclusive freshmen.
by Tho new occupants Aas oAvateI he
neet ~ this country heeomlag aA aetay GA
the aoens,
Our pastioa am0ng the nations having a
large NaSiAe coast givos eQuSsAic .laan "a
consideration ana friendly eltsAlme0, ~. tAl
gesail, ana az viii he my sl.n u aihss iye
oar largo talsWsts Ia shAt quarter Is, al
sneAaS applaprla.e 20 the constant Ao,iey
al car government, fae l0pptarias ~
hiao fhoN, " ile lrl Wei ana ol part
Arthug ana ralien Man, leascd IA Germany
GsNss Br.taln aud Russia reS,eallrely ger 4
ternl ~ years WI, il Is announced. ae npclt
10 aforementioned e0mmegSe daglns 0usA
silica oyauANSlsoni And Il NJ dlSNriAi mai lns
tFea,mcht 81 Amerlaan el,ls0as osd taelr
traar he tOWAi 10 exit or hereafter deve,,l.,
the desire OF this goyerGmsl would a..
par 10 he resilieei.
IA Ihis relation, a. showing <ho ya,,,Ais
AMI yalno ~ o,e exchanges Nish china a ia
tbs pessNliArlN faNerNhla caAtihpnS DOR tSeit
eNpsneios, h TIE aagmai roirsa Il gfaae +,
refer ,p tho rNlnnln isttion ataresSss .o
the epea ker 81 The h1lss Of regpSS8ni2 Ives
BY the sseselsts Of the steNsnrs on Jsnusly
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.n,rArs AND sEsh|
nh. Arn,,orni rrtna,'s,u sns,

az Paris thN ',,,el
The ArOl,rAl srieuaa, ,s s;''' sssss
t,vaty Of FehsaaFN ~ a.serf|
,srns,a and veasalsl'a & s.,ssrI
boundary llae he'N's" ' *, ,,,a,
c:.sas II caass Is = s'v, !. I,
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FOREIGN RELATIONS.

kathtnB llns 0cearsra Or IL In nros-
Nec1 IniWteal to rcRce.
With she exception " TIM rupture With
fpsH th@ Intercourse ~ ,tr United states
viii ~ great family 81 nations has besn
nArhsd wash oordsshty and the sloss Of the
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RUSSIA.
Tho Ssn~'s Proposals for "A General
hasarmancnt Indorsrd.

ills mSsess, The ctar hay4nr annauaoel
rs narrHsv TO raisr he irireriai Russian
mission Al tina capital &c tho ranA OF an
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MIXING on AusrRlAN MINERS

kllAllNG OF AUSTRIAN MlNtJtS
on Tho i0th OF September. 1897 ron-
flict took paoo at l.at,smcr IN. between
a body OF striking miners and tho sherItf
OF Lugerne county aut ms do.i0tet
which twenty-five miners we're killed and
toaty-fonr woundod. ul Wht,a t,l y. -
lAaied aud slNtccn of the wounded were
Austrian and Nungarian subjects THIS
ltoltude OF the Austro- hungarian govern
ment which. OF the presumption thM the
klliug and woundins involved the uplusfi-
fable nl8uae ot authority, claimed sepn~
triauon OF the sufferers, Nl.,rt ttnm ,Ao
searching invest gamop and poiJmG,oty ac-
lon OF the anl horluos of Pennsylvania.
tho fodcNi executive took appropriate
steis 70 learn The meidts OF tho eaSe Ia or
dor TO be IN a position 90 meet the urgent
VunplH ig Of Friendly power rho AherlH
and hiA aoputiea, having been iiSiicted tor
uaGrSaep. wer0 tried nud acquitted RlttF pre-
traetcd proceedings aud tile hear,uG OF
hundrVla 81 witnesses, on ur ground That
the kiIiinS w&a 10 line OF their ufflcinl
duty ta uph0ld the law ana preserve pnhiie
olslCr \ representative OF the department.
OF iuSIce attended ana reports va course
fuih, with all the facts Ia It's possession,
oua understandings the subject with
Austria hungary, notWttt standing the re-
urw9j ChiW nt ne Attpr, with Austria
lsarning Of The results OF the tilal and 1slS
ipg Tor INDEMNIFY for It's iNiWtod subjects
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AS ever.
TFU VOVlRIII,
Co. l.. Ord wiscen s<'n, Inf. Vol.

A down east editor has drawn up
some new game laws which he wants
adopted, The folling is a summary;
Book agents may be killed from Oct, l
to Sept. / spring poets from March to
June |. scandal-mongers from April l to
Feb. l, umbrella borrowers from Aug, l
to Nov. and Feb, | to May l, while
every man who accepts a newspaper
two years ndnpon being presented with
the bill, says Il nevee ordered it, may
bGkilled on the sdot without reserve or
relief and buried face downward without
benefit ofclergy,
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A SMART sHEENY.


Il A commercial man who was i'll the city
Monday relates the following which is
too good to lose sight OF:
III 1t is accerted that Il wealthy man died
recently in ST Louis and among othW
>legacies bequeathed in his last will and
testament was the sum of 10000 which
was to be devided between the Catholic,
Protestant and jewish churches, $4,000
each; provided thot each one Of the de
nominations deposited the sum Of 500
i'm his coffin before interment Of his re-
mains took place, The Cathrlic represent
alive placed 500 i'll gold in the coffin
and the Protestant 500 i'll greenbacks.
The representative of the jewish church
came along and seeing the sums deposit
ed in the coffin of the legator, quickly
took out the gold coin and greenbacks,
produced his cdeck book and drew d
check in favoi of the dead man for the
sum OF $500. Tally one for the Sheeny.
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Mrs y. Goodnaugh is visiting relatives
ard friends in Tomahawk.
Mrs Frank Snow has returned from
Wausau where she has been visiting for
some time with relatives.
Mrs. Alex Coffman, who has been visit
ing i'll Sheboygan and Fond du Lac for
the last teree weeks, returned home to-
day,
Miss Mae Funk, assistant editor Of the
Wausau Herald, is the guest Of her moth
er Mrs. Moshers 4 dancing party at
Woodman Hall was given i'll honor OF
Miss Funk, aud accordngto all accounts
was q very enjoyable affair.
Rev. A. G.. Work of Indiana IS a guest
at the home of w. H. Bissel. Mr.. Work
has been here for several summers, and
was warmly greeted by his friends.
Els. Shepard Of Rhinelander was in
town Monday.
Harold ID, Hughes returned Wednes-
day, fIom Flanbeau, where he had been
visiting the Indians and taking part i'll
THEFT medicine dance for of ccnrse he
joined in wife them, and we are sure ht
made q pretty warm Indian," Mrs.
Schuyler RiSsell and Miss Kate BENTLEY
also went to Flambeau to take i'll the
dance.
The dance given at the Club House,
Saturday night was well attended, quite
number Of people coming from Mnoc-
qua and all, seemingly, had ali enjoyable
time.
Few, George Kemp Of Ruinelander was
in town, Monday shaking thands with
ait many friends visiting all the young
iasSfies OF his acquaintance.
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@. W. Saynor, j.. A. Mercer and L. j..
Cook, Special commissioners for Villas
County. drew from names furnished by
the Special Commissioners for said coun-
ts the foregoing named persons to serve
as Petit Jurors for the September A. d,
1898 term OF sain court.
JOHN RADCI IFF,
Clerk.
We the undersigned Special Commits
sioners for Villas County do hereby GER
tify that the drawing Ct the aforesaid
jury took place in our presencs at the.
office Of said clerk on the 10th day Of
August 1899.
O. w. SA1NER,
j. A. MERCER, Especial Commissioners.
L. ]. Cook.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-08-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Ofice"sat Wausau, Wis.

Land Ofice~-at Wausau, Wis.
August 3. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof i'll support
claim, and that said proof will be.
made before the Judge or Clerk of the
Circuit Court, at RIineander. wis, on
September %, 1898. VIZ: David Boulan-,
ger, who made H. L. No. 7036, for the
sw fri 4 sly 4, Sec Is, 7 BON. r, II E.
He names the following witnesses to
prove hr continuous residence upon, and
cultivation OF, said land, viz: VIM Per-
Sohn, Joseph Dupuis. Robert Fett, VIM
Byer, all Eagle River, Wis.
EDGAR L. WHEELOCk,
Register,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-08-22
High Grade, Best Patent Flour only
$500 at Carter & Emmons'.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

IAND OFFICE AT WAUSAU. WIS.
August Is, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filled notice Of his
intention to make sfinal proof III the sup
port OF his claim, anda that said proof
will be made before the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Co rt, at Eagle River, wis, on Sep
TENDER 81, 1868, viz: williem Boyer who
INSIDE N. +. No. 69O3 for 4he e. X N, r. 4
and N. KS, 4. 4 Sec. IA, I. 89N,, R. 10
E,
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continnousresidence upon, and
cultivation Of, said land, viz; Robert
Felt. David Boulanger, Chaist Price and
Juiious Dlckmah, all Of Eagle River, wis.
EDGAR I. WHEELOCK,
Register.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-08-22

MEETIN$ OF SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE, l.
o. o. F., BOSTON, MASS, SEPTEMBER
1924, INCLUSIVE.
For this occasion the Nickle Plate
Road will sell tickets at rate Of one fare
for the round trip. Tickets on sale Sep
tenlb4r 10th to 18th, inclusive, good re-
turning until September 3Oth, inclusive.
For particulars address j. Y. Callahan,
General Agent, Ill Adams street, Chica-
go.