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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-23

John Hughes Of Laona is in
town to-day
The now Town Hall is now
complete and finished up in mod.
ern style. Much credit il due
to the Town Board for respond
ing to the wants Of Che people,
and also to Contractor Hofman
for his faithful labor in building
the same 50 well. Now that the
jail is ready for occupancy, who
wants to be the first man in the
'1ock-upn?
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-23
COUNTY BOARD.

4. J. KANE, Town Of Crandon,
w. McINNIs, Town Of Cavour,
n. SHAY, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
yrx,p1E-sTHEEr's NEW PASTOR
~ Der,eux to Take Charge '"'
~ week from To-Day

~
,,,to Of Nenable-Street Bap'st
III ~ Pere looking forward Win habP az;
CIV l',.ul.ctafion TO the coming OF lheil So
ehPeO. D., DIR W. IT, DerieuN' or Hp"i
i"Stso 1ire, {. lie will preach ms ma
mon there next Sunday lhoin '"7, -
his family will join him soon me 80
,t1,ue Dr DerieuX comes 70 y eAa t3i.
49, from South Carolina, ne Us a. vi,
49,, and is really returning 20 ms OF
$500 lie preached AZ Nenapie-otiVc1
ln', ottt, often when il was mission sta,
I'm ,ion and he was a student at richmond
pr Derieux was born near Tappahan-
.,lcL i'm Essex county, in 1870. he Wd7
"g,,n,ted an Aberdeen Academy, IN hlHs
tvtiliom. Richmond College anu lnr
enufhern Baptist Theological seminary,
,''S.;,,, or9duated from the last-named
natiinb, i'm Nav 1880. His first pasto-
ne - Roinbridge-Street church, Man
meter of which he assumed charge me
Sii.,,,.sr9ier succeeding his graduation. lie
,,,e ordained there by presOyteIy COM
,,,sed of Rev. Drs. william r.. HalchcI'
men his pastor; II. IA. Harris ana Henry
Ms fter serving the Manchester church
-. ,aqre during which time he ana an
I,coliont work and won the hearts OF
80 ueople of that city, he resigned IN
October. 1854. TO accept the pas'oIdte on
mo First church, of Spartdnpurs, Wneie
he has labOrcd with great success. ms
rhtlrch there has grown from 49, 10 ~
r,.r,bers a new house o. worship mas
Len erected. and another church estaD-
lished I'm a comfortable home or us own
with "A membership OF some e0o
Dr Dorieux is most lOyable man, ana
lies "a popular pastor. as well as
,nost attractive preacher. lie married
,Ties Bookhardt. OF South Carolina. In
Docember. 1850, and has quite an lnte-
resting family. -----.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
SOVEREIGN REMEDY CO.,
1897 Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa.


J. W. Johnson. captain Green's r."
J. B. Cash. lieutenant, sixty-second
North Carolina. -,
Hugh Cobble. private Company L, Fifth
Kentucky.
Marx Bacben. captain Company D,
Sixtieth Tennessee.
%. H. Orr1ieutonant, sixty-secind North
s. w W. Henry. captain Nineteenth Ten
nessee Cavalry.
S. r. Graham, first lieutenant Company
J, Third Texas Cavalry "
J. A. Mcbride. lieutenant Company H.
Sixtieth Tennessee ~. c,..-..,.
J. Reeves, Company J, FIRST ueorsl@
Cavalry
J. Ashby, Kentucky;
Samuel Fox. colonel.
Daniel p 1t AiHae errin. Pointdexter's Missouri
INV J. " Collier, lieutenant Eighteenth
Kentucky. ,r--.o1f.b nh
iS1 W NnIntWShistcr. captain Company H.
p Hodges. Memphis, Tenn. ..s.o,
F Gibson, lieutenant, EleFeh'n
SID Christian. Company y, One Hundred
and Twenty-eighth Virginia.
2Wnmiam Johnson, Poindexter's Missouri
CI TeteT cole. private, sixtieth VirElniaii
" CTecorv. captain, Ninth Nirelhl'
" Ve9sey. lieutenant Tenth ken'ucNS
CYAN B anderson. private, Missouri State
c5 4 HGTptener lieutenant, First Battalion
As 3. al e letter, Company II. Thirty-hrs'
Al Ia az Keller. private, Second Tennessee
C5 y A. pOtson. lieutenant. Tenth Ten
ne Z p CT Harden. lieutenant, Fifth North
C4 4 ~ Williams, lieutenant sixty-'hlra
North Carolina. ., Counanv D.
q. w. Gillispe, captain |on'P'''
Siyfv.s sixth North Caronnt3,
= - - Scruges, colonel, Eighty-ht'h VIZ
SPA b. NJ Tuesle, captain Company H.
Thrty-hftI9l oS gsGr5l'' captain. Fifty-hfth
Nqrth G p9dden, second lieutenant "Ham-
utou's Battery. . ,o1o,el Ninth
r,9ttaIion. Louisiana Cavalry. ,,,d North
h% ~ Hudson, lieutenant, Second Noi''
CaI DINA. ..otr FIRST Alabama
ID. T. Webb captain Ii''
cfvaI NY Mullins. lieutenant. Sixth Ten
nCssce.
Il az SdSon to the above 5s st taa@e are
hfty-two gra ayne.,r,ay oa ii the word. I'm
known ,,, tho number have
.,.ttEer,iv been cared for by loNlhs
,T5e first is that OF rrepr,
Is Ills
- Corananv u. Sixty-siXth NORTH
O"F'"i' Carolina Infantry, al ,,eors
,,,o6 eenteinber @. 1853 aged - ~ en-
eI BStoT several r Masonic emO iieasripton
....suon+ SIKH south Carolina Infantry
Lie g Dtda January II. 1864: aged ~ years
Dle sJkDinnus Opebusque PaidlI. ,,o,,,-
,-.err ought to be some stol 10 ~ mon and
mont erected oyer for Tn the s care Of the sEot
io@0 r P6S 50 many Loved gcs1 0n %ho 10
s.l.lt he proper way to BEGIN cty,fAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05
70 MEET THIS WEEK.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST ALL OVER
VIRGINIA. COMING HERE.
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME ARRANGED.
sneakers of Eminencc Will Address
the Body-Seventh-stre Churc"
t,c Place, Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday the Time.

The meeting Of the Virginia Christian
Missionary Society. which will be held
here this week, is now the thing Of alb
sorbing interest among the Disciples OF
Christ in Richmond and Manchester.
This body will convene at the Seventh
Street Christian church on next Wednes-
day morning at $3.50 o'clock. 1t looks now
rs II the attendance Of delegates who
come from every quarter of the state
will be right large. The exercises Will
certainly be full of life and interest; this
not alone TO the Disciple, but to the out
slider.
Priehtnoss and movement ana deep
aarnestness OF spirit always characters
no conventions Of this Christian body.
The programme. which has already
boon nfiblished in the Dispatch, is very
attractive one. It IS all embracing. IL
Contaire the names Of speakers and
thinkers which would grace programme
for any occasion at any place. The credlt
for mis- is due Rev. J. y. Spencer, OF
Manchester. and his Committee on AZ
rongements. and to Mr. J.. y. Newman
the secretary Of the society.
RICHMOND MINISTER PREsIDES.
Rev. John y. Dearborn. of this city
will nroside. Mr.. Dearborn Is first vice
president and takes the place OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

and Duty of the Pulpit 70 the Pew" o. b.
Sears, Charlottesville.
3A5-Address, subject, THE Relation
and Duty Of the Pew to the Pulpit" j. r.
McWaue. Lynchburg.
415-EXecutive session.
VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY
SOCIETY.
Wednesday Evening. November sth-
Opening Session: Social TO order and
devotional exercises, led by l.. \. Cutler,
Louisa.
mond.
THURSDAY. November 9th-Mornlng SEES
sion: Rev. J. A. Dearborn. presiding.
y5J-Cal to order and devotional exer-
clses, led by W. 4. Motley, Newport
News.
9A5-Report Of State Board, by Secretary
=. y. Newman. state Bank.
l0N0-RepOrt and address Of State Evan
gelist r. VI. Anderson. state Bank.
l030-AppOintmcnt OF committees.
10a0-Addrcss subject, Organization
and Cooperation in State Wofk," II. W.
Elliott sulphur, Ky.
u.9-Symposium on Promising Mission
airy Fields i'm Virginia. conducted by w
j. Cooke, W. +. Smith. j. r.. McWane,
T.. NJ. Omcr Richard Bagby and j. y.
Hartman, in len-minute speeches each.
Afternoon Session: 5D0-CaN TO order
and devotional exercises, led by J. d.
Hamaker. StrasDurg
315-Report of Sundav-scho0l work and
address, Bernard u. Smith, Charlottes-
vile.
4.0J-Address, subject. Proper Method
| Of Bible Study" Professor 9. a. Young,
! University of Virginia.
| 4:30-RepOrt of committees.
Evening Session: Social TO order and
devotional exercises, led by Cephas Shell
! bUrne. Roanoke.
| S.3o-Conyention address, subject "Vir-
1 gnia as n Missionary and It's Needs
| az Our Hands" f. ID. Power Washing
| ton. u. O..
| Address, II. W. Elliott. Sulphur. Ky.
| Friday. November 10th--Morning SEES
| sion; 9:30-Cau TO order and devotional
| exercises. led by L. u. Richardson. Louisa
| 9A5-RepOrt of committees.
! 1030-Address Professor G. w. Kent,
| University of Virginia.
11.3D-Report o. committees
12O0-Address. subject, Hone MIS-
si0ns." O. 6. Smith Cincinnati ..
| 12:3O-BusiDess reports.
Afternoon Session: 3O0-Cau to orLer
| and devotional exercises, led by Peter
| Aisle. Baltimore. Nd.
3.N-Christian Endeavor report, II. r.
| Alley. Woodstock.
3:5c-Address, subject. "Christisn En-
! deavor Work" BuFris A Jenkins. presi-
! dent Of the University Of Indianapolis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

president. Rev II. C.. Garrison, who mas
removed TO Danville, Ky. Rev Mr.. Dear
born will call the society 10 order AZ $3.50
O'Clock Devotional exercises will be
held. These win be conducted by Rev
l.. a. Cutler. of Louisa. At 10 o'clock the
presidents address will be delivered by
Rev. Richard Bagby Of Louisa. Rev.
Carey j.. Morgan, pastor Of seventh
Street church. will welcome the society
10 the church and city Some one from
the visiting brotherhood will probably
respond. The other speakers Of this SEES
sion are AIessrs W. r. Motley. Newport
News; J. Il. n. Hundley, Of huntsville,
and 5. H. Forrer of Fredericksburg
Speakers AT the afternoon session are
Messrs. Cephas Sheiburne. Roanoke; o.
r. Sears. Charlottesville. and j. r. Nc
Wane, Lynchburg.
Tho following gentlemen will take part
IN the service on Wednesday night: Revs
Il. a. Cutler and Carey +. Morgan.
DIR. YOUNG TO SPEAK.
On Thursday morning the report Of the
State Board and State evangelist will be
submitted and discussed. There viii also
be y symposium Of promising missionary
fields i'm Virginia, participated IN by min
listers from different portions OF The State.
The principal address OF the morning
Of Sulphur, Ky, secretary Of the Ken
lucky Christian Missionary Convent n
Rev. Bernard y. Smith. OF Charlottesville
is State superintendent OF the sunday
school work, and will make a report and
address in the afternoon. Dr. Q. a.
Young, who occupies the John y. Cary
Bible Chair" az the University OF Viz
ginia. will deliver an address IT {
o'clock on the subject. Proper Method
Of Bible Study"
The convention sermon T. TO be preach
ed on the evening Of the 9Th by the
Rev. r. d. Power, d. d., of Washington,
d. c.
on the morning Of tho 10th address
will be delivered by DR.. G. w. Kent OF
the University Of Virginia. and Rev. g. G.
Smith associate secretary OF the Ameri-
can Christian Missionary Society Cincn-
natl. O. The report on Christian Endea-
vor will lie made by II. +. AIiley, ESQ,
Woodstock, Va. Friday afternoon. and
Immediately following this Dr. Burris 4.
Jenkins president Of the University OF In
dlanapolis. will deliver the Christian En-
deavOr address.
The Christian " omen's Board Of Mis-
sions will also hold their session during
Friday. In the morning there Will be
reports and an address by DIT. G. A..
Young. and In the afternoon Mrs Carey
y Moran. Mrs. L. VI. Omer, Mrs Har-
.rieon. Mrs Farrar. and Mrs. Kelly VIII
treat different subjects relative 20 the
work AZ home and abroad. Echoes from
the Jubilee convention will also be heard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

4G0-RepOrts Of committees, ullliiiSleu
business, and adjournment.
c. w. u. VI.
Friday. November l0th-Morning seq
sion. 9'i5-Bible Study, Professor I. IA
Young.
e.l5-Words Of welcome.
1ONO-Appolntnen of committees.
1OIO-President message. 60
lO:lO-Raports of State Secretary, State
Treasurer. and Committee on Bible Leg
lt10-Address. subject, "The BLDG
Chair" Professor c. \. Young.
II .s0-Announcements. benediction.
Afternoon Session: 1:S)-D"yOtional hohr'
loI Inv Mrs. Carey y. Morgan.
Report of Children's Work-Mrs. Il. NJ
Omer. t,
9.90--Tchoes from jubilee Convention III
lO-minute talks. A., tyor,i
son. r,,ot1- ,r,s nor
rar. -. III,
voluntary remarks for 10 minutes
3.N-Onering for state development
Fvcning Session: 7:30-DevOuOnal SER
vices W. Harrison. 49, r,,...
S,OO-Address. Mrs. Ida w. Harrison
Lexington, Ky
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

Session: g:so-CaIl 10 order and devotional
exercises led by L. a. Cutler. Louisa.
by. Louisa.
1O.s0--Address, w. Il. Motley, Newport
News.
uSo-Address subject. The Prepara-
ton Of the Sermon" j. T. T. Hundley,
huntsville.
II :20-Address, subject. '"The Delivery OF
the Sermon S. III. Forrer. Fredericks-
burg.
-I2O1-Appontment of committees.
Afternoon Session 3:O0-Cnll TO order
and devotional exercises, led by CephaS
ShelbuTne. Roanoke.
S.l5-Address. subject, THE Relation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

Cards. Bi-Heads Statements. Letter
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Dodgers. &c, printed by the Dispatch
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

Henrico county Va. November l. 1888
TAXPAYERS, TAKE NOTICE,
THE TAXES FOR 1899 ARE NOW DUE
ANA / or my deputy Will be IN my one M
froralg A. NJ. TO r. NJ, for the purpose
of receiving the same. The law adds .
Der cent. to al bills remaining unpaid
EECEMBER 1Sr. Delinquent lands may
also be redeemed before sale;
'''V WILLIAM RI. BRAUEk
no 1.lOt Treasurer Henrico Coup,y.
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CARPETS.

-~---1U- m ingram. lf so, All-N Dol az
soc. Cotton Warp. Jjc.; Unions At :5c.
TaDestrv Brussels at ~, go, and Zoe;
tocted rom Stinson's and sloan's makes.
and embracing a sufficiently varied iine
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Af9ttings OF advanced styles. the very
Iafest 40 be introduced this season. About
q new patterns OF Heavy nina mike -
,n,,cb I'm demand. Prices: II. 20, II, 2o,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

Second Vice-Presldent and Chairman
Committee Of Arrangements)
In the evening at s o'clock Mrs. Ida W.
Harrison. Of Lexington, KY. viii deliver
an address.
All the railroads leading 10 Richmond
viii give reduced rates to delegates 20
the convention
THE sOCIETY's HISTORY.
The society was organized twenty-four
vears AGO. The charter members were
l., A. Cutler, John b. Cary, j. Il. Tyler
Iomos [. Maury, William II. Tyler, Ed
r,ard r. Powell, Benjamin NJ Quarles,
d 4. snow. c. S. Lucas. william T.
nanieI Jr.. George Il. Stacy, John
Hunter. Jr.. and william $. Rose. The
nt,,cers of the society for the present
lar were II. c. Garrison president; John
dearborn. first vice-president; John a.
snencer. second vice-president; +. n
newman. secretary; William L. Fox,
treasurer: John 3. Elicit auditor, and
C..orpe w. Gillespie, associate.
In Virginia there are about O,oOo Dis
cinIes of Christ, 2lO churches, and loo
preachers. ,o,,.,,...
VIRGINIA MINISTERIAL ASSOCiA-
TlON.
Wednesday, November Sth-Mornins
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4NO-Reports Of committees, diminished
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q " Il II
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MINISTER PREsIDES.

Rev. John y. Dearborn OF TINS CITY
will preside. Mr.. Dearborn Is hrst wee
nresidont and takes the place OF the
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17
Strictly RusinesS

A lawyer trying to serve his client by throwing suspicion on a witness in the ease in the course of his cross-ex- animation said:-
 You have admitted that you were at the prisoners house every evening during all this timer"
 "Yes, sir" replied the witness. Were you and he interested in any business together?"
 Yes, sir" answered the man. un- hesitatingly.
 "Ah! Now, will you be good enough to tell us how and to what ex- tent and what the nature of this busi- ness was in which you and he were in- terested?"
 Well, have no objection to telling. l was eourting his daughter"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17
ROUGH RIDERS STORIES.
Tales Told By Cavalrymen While Seated
 Around the Camp Fire.

Around the Camp Fire.
 A group of Rough Riders of Troop c were discussing the events of the fight at La Guasinas as they were camped on the plateau they had so dearly won. It was bright moonlight, but there was already a slight chill in the air, and the handfuls of fires dotted here and there among the shelter tents looked cheer ful. Most of the men were sleeping soundly, and their deep breathing sounded curiously distinct in the pauses in the conversation. One could hear. too, the tread of the sentry on the gravel in the road below and the rattle of the thickly lying cartridge shells as he kicked them aside in his walks.
 "I3d have given six months pay and pound of smokin' tobacker to have been in my milk cellar on my ranch, ]" said a third. George Roland was near me when he was hit, an I thought my time had come, sure. Then I've passed that L Troop trumpeter the next rush. Who's seen Heffner? Some one said he was wounded"
 Killed" said the first speaker, and there was silence for a minute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17

The Bluff City Lumber Co. manu
 actures all kInds ofbank, store and bar fixtures and can furnish any thing wanted in that line. Getqa4Ii9 estimate if you contemplate pur- chasing. 27-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17
Glnss Replncing Granite.

Glass bricks are gradually coming into use, and it is said that glass will soon be used for making statues for public squares, as it resists the corrod- Ing effect of the weather much better than marble or granite.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17

Doors and windows made from native lumber stand this climate better than northern made stock. The Bluff City Lumber Co. are large manufacturers of these goods, and guarantee every one sold to give perfect satisfaction. t279
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17
The Gleason aotel, at Little Rock,

The Gleason Hotel, at Little Rock,
 Is doing a very large business this year. The reason for this is they give the travelling men and general public what they want and well served. Good, clean and well yentil- ated rooms-aa at a very moderate price. ITO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17
Wearing Hats in Parliament.

Tn the English House of Parliament t is customary for the members to .ake off their hats when they walk so heir seats, or when they rise to leave. put to wear them when they are seat Ed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17

At the Mccain Grocery Co.,, corner 4th and3Main streets, you can buy 8 cans ? lbs best corn, 25c. A 3 cans best 3 lb tomatoes. 25c. E8 Scans best ID Boston baked beans 1acs
 ] quart bottle tomato catsup. 15c, Fancy S. 0. Hams, 10c lb.
 Fancy Breakfast Bacon, 1Oc 10. Fifteen cents worth of chewing gum for five eents,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17

Bluff City Lumber Co. manufac- turer and dealer in all kinds of Lum- Der. Also Sashes, Doors, Blinds,and all kinds of Interior and Exterior finish. Everything at Reasonable Prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17

Bluff City Lumber Go. manufaetnr er and dealer in all kinds of lumber. Also sashes, doors, blinds and all kinds ofinterior and exterior finish. Every at reasonable prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17
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you want some bargains Datronize the following Advertis- CTS and you will get good, honest treatment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17

RIuff City Lumber Co. manuiaetur- es and dealer in all kinds of lumber, aIsa gashes, doors, blinds, and all kinds of interior and exterior finish Everything at reasonable prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17

Bluff City Lumber Co. Manufaetur er and dealer in all kinds Of Lumber. Also Sashes, Doors. Blinds, and all nds of Interior and Exterior finish. C Everything at reasonable prices. !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17

The best cypress shingles in the State are hanaiea ny the Bluff City Lumber Go. All grades. 2f9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17

BIuffeityLumber C5. manufaetur er and dealer in all kinds of lumber Also eashes doors. blinds, and all Kinds of interior and exterier finish Everything at reasonable prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-17

FOR sALE-Two good delivery Y Haeous for sale cheap For further information apply at sthe Graphic business office.