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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-07-26
THE SECRET OF BRYAN's POWER.

or proceeds from the pen of William
Jennings Bryan is eagerly scanned
by the American people. He holds
no official position. neither is he pan
opied in military renown. Yet the
President of the United States is the
only parsonage that can divide with
him the attention of his countrymen.
What is the secret Of the marvellous
power of this man? His share OF the
worlds goods is but scant, and he ID
frowned upon by the devotees OF
mammon, yet he is able to marshal
the conscience OF the nation and to
infase hope, courage and resolution
into the hearts OF its toiling millions.
That he is endowed by nature with a
marvellous gift of oratory is univers-
ally acknowledged. But America
has many orators of renown. That
his intellectual power is Of surpass-
ing strength is conceded by all. But
America is not suffering from a
dearth of intellectual giants and the
stupendous power Of Bryan cannot
be accounted for on that score
Wealth has not placed the scepter of
power in his hands and none yield
obesience to him through motives Of
personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Yet he is
the ono man that is feared by the U.s.
urers and extortionists, those who
plumber the people under the cover of
law.
The commercial press-the mouth
piece of wealth-assails him as
demagogue and charlatan, but his
hold upon the popular heart grows
stronger each day. The corrupt ca
bal Of adventures and exploiters
who control the Republican machine
under Hanna have their harpies at
his heels everywhere he goes eagerly
watching for word or deed that may
be used for his undoing. But I'M
conscious OF his foes and as guiless
as new born babe, he speaks the
promptings of his heart and his voice
fills the nation.
The secret Of Bryan's power is his
honesty. He makes no mistakes be-
cause he resorts to no subterfuge of
speech. He has always been honest,
is honest now and his purposes and
intention have never been clouded by
dishonesty.
The power OF truth, eloq uently
spoken,by a man as pure as he Is able
and brave, brings the bearts of the
millions in rapport with Bryan. This
is the secret of his power.
Who can read his utterances at
Atlanta, Ga, on the Fourth without
being impressed with the extraordi.
nary character of the man. In this
day OF cringing sycophants and time
servers, who can fail in admiration
for him who thus plainly speaks
words as sincere as they are exalted.
In his Atlanta speech Mr.. Bryan
said:
"Whether 1 am nominated or not in
1900 is immaterial to me. l do not
want to be candidate for President
unless those who think rs l do be-
ieve that can do more for the orin.
cinples Of the party already adoptei
than any one elese. / would rather
help someone else win than be the
cause of the party's defeat.
"If the Democrats want somebody
to lead retreat they must find some
one accustomed to walking backward
The Democratic party will not weak
en- on the Silver question, and the
question of imperialism will bring
more men ont Of the Republican
party than III any Of the campaipns
since the canvass of Abraham Lin.
coln''-National Waterman.
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-07-26
EXTENT oFTHE TEYAs DISASTER

Representative r. b. Hawlev Of
Texas, who is in Washington, has
made public the following statement
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-22
Gin spital fiir 3eitmtt9en.

Gs aiebt Spitdler fir MGnner, fir
sSrauek unb fir 8tnber, ia felbit fir
6unbe, 3aben, pferbe unb anoere
9oustbiere, aber Elm @pital fir 3eiz
tuneen min uns ettpas gana unelaubz
lihes biinten. unb bod be;tebt eine
fplhe Mnitalt in paris, unb nt9t nur
cine, fonbern mebrere. 8efinbet iih
cine 3eituna pegen Wsangels an Wbpnz
nenten in 10 f9ipinbI bIibtisem 3uz
itanbe, bab tie faum mebr Ntbem
fhDpfen fann unb nur nod benz 9itel
naf) eriftirt, 10 sebt iie in's Spttol,
in eine Irt 6eilanitalt, nit nod anbez
rem S1id1dlseenoFinnen unb pegettrt
bort ipeiter. Sbre Nabruns beitebt
dlshann in ber allgemeinen Menaae.
bic bon eit,em ober sipei bungrtaen
Hebacteuren gebraut nirb, bic ebenlo
obaeaebrt iinb tpie Die bon tbnen rebiz
eirten 3eitungen. Sbatid6li6 nirb,
tpie bic tribune be Genepe" eradblt,
fir ale biefe 3ettuneen Der slei9s
Sert pertpenbet; lie Deroen auf Der
alei9en prei1e gebrudt unb unteri9ei@
cen Ii6 nur bur9 bic rf9iebenen
Sitel. Dieie Sournale nerben ben
peniaen treuoebliebenen Nbpnnenten
unb alten Runben augefhidt, bic aus
@etpobnbeit pber untpiHenheit benz
9latte, bas einmal beifere 3eiten aefez
ben bat, nah pie bor ibreSnierate an
pertrauen. SplhernlaBen tpirD bo5
ebemaliae Shlohtrob an Der Snpolts
benraufe eefiittert bis su benz Sage,
an hem ireenb ein Nbeeorbneter oter
Elm Staatsmann Elm f6Dn befanntes
8latt gum Organ fir feline Sntentio=
rer brauht, bic eine ober anbere Der
inpalihen 3eitungen bon ibrer arippe
lrsmaht. lie tpieber in bic eiaens
Druderei nit eieener Hebaction sllz
riidbrinet unb ibr init 6ilfe BON
WlilliDnen neues Qeben einhaud!
Manhmal lit bic Muferitebung etrs
bpllitGnbige, UNI bic alte @arbe fann
nr9 eine aidn5enbe Qaufbabn MAIDEN.
Sehoh meiftentbeils, fpenn berStaatsz
mann aefdllen lit ober fein 3iel err
re;dt bat, unb bic Subfibien ntht
1..ebr flieBen, gebt bas 8latt tpieber in
psniton. Das nennt man 3eitungsz
@Snif1f M ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-22
atusfmbr Der Der. etaatem.

Ollie Nusfdten fpreden bafiir, baB
fie Musfub1 Der Ser. @tuaten i'm
sScbre 1899 ncb gr0ber fperben tptrb
aIs fie i'm Sabre 1893 mar, in fpelhen
Sabre fie bod eine beifpiellofe 90be
e,reihte. SIN Sabre 1893 bate bic
aan3e Welt, nit Mnsnabme ber Wer.
Gtaaten einen ftarfen MusfnG in ben
Grnten BON Brpbfriihten gu ber3ei9s
llen, uIb bic ftarfe Nahfrage na9 UNI.
feren Jarntprobuften trieb naturqe=
NAB bic preife in bic QDbe. Sm Sabre
1899 fallen Die grnten i'm Muslanbe
iiberan aiinitig aug. ID lie ergeber in
rielen Qdnbern einen llebsrihus. iiber
bn 8ebarf. Die No1frlge noh lln=
fsren s}armprobutten lit buhsr aidn 70
itorf. unb bic prei5e iinb nisbriAer. 80
Detrua Der preis be8 Wsiaens i'm rcz
riatn Sdbrt burHfnnittligt ST. p,r.
@ulbel. n6brenb er III bieiem sssabreS
bis iebt einen Durni 6nitt BON 76gts.l
srrtit. 8duuiDoue brnhie im poris
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-22

Gnttpurfe riibrten bonn Mrbiteften M.
areiB in DRESDEN ber, Der bereits pDr
nertaen sSabren in benz Wettbeperb
linn bas 2eipsiaer 06lferfAldhtbent<
mai ben eriten preis erbalten batte.
eein our Nusfiibrung beitimmter gnts
tpurf ipelhen unfer Bib barfeM, gee
itattet bic Musfiibrung in Derihtebener
@rOBe unb In rerf6iebenem Wlatertal
ie nah 6Dbe ber Derfiisbaren Wtittel.
Damit lit Der @ebante, benz Denfitein
nG6 MDgli6feit iiberaG biefelbe Tprm
su qeben unb 10 bic ginbeit Der beiit@
ihen Stdmme fpmboliIh baraufelen,
prattiih ousfiibrbar getpo ben. gsS
reits TIA @emeinben planen bic Grs
r;9tuna elmer 9ismard@Sdule.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-22

Die bon ber beutfhen Stubenten,
i6aft ongereste Sbee, am /. Mpr;l
1900 aun erften NAL bon alien 90ben
beuti1er grbe tpeitbinleu6tenbe6
men gum @ebdhtnib bes i'm poriaen
Sabre oabineeihiebenen sroben
Staatsmannes lobern gu lafen, bat
heaeiiterte 4ufnabme sefuuben. Nua
1T AUDI Der erite unb tpi9tieite S4ritt
aur 8eripirtlibuns bteies 9ebantens
sef9eben. Sn GiIena6 tagte bas
preisgeridt, bem bic Gntf9eibung
iiber Die tiinitleriibe Jorm Der 8is=
mardSSdule oblaa. 800 8etperbunaen
nit mebr als tauienb 8latt 3eidnunz
gen naren eineegangen. Oie brei be1tea
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-22

Oie1er Sage farb in 2ibornp Der
8Gderneiiter Domenicp Mascaqni,
Der Batter bes Romponiiten 9BietrD
Mascdeni. @ignDr Dpmeniep Mcs=
coent lebte friiber in febr fiimmerliAer
WerbGltnii5en, unb nur NIT GuBerfter
QlnFrensung Dernodlte er bic M;ttel
5ur mufifalii1en Musbilbuna leines
@rbnes gu befhaffen. Nah bem grs
frlge ber .gabaneria Muiticana@ Be-
aann auh fir i'm bic 3eit bes Wphlz
itdnbes, benn iein SDbn pietrD that
fir feline Gltern unb feline beiben bis
Dobin als 6anbiperfsgefellen t56tiqen
8riiber, ipas nur irgenb in ieinsn
S{r6ften 5tanb. Mle Mitqlieber Der
ssdmilie Mascogni purben Grunbbes
iiber unb .5ignori1 ip1brenb Ser
HcmpDniit Der ,,ganalIeria Mufticund
dlS Rnnferpdtprium sDireftDr mad
peforo aiaa nnb Bic 3uriidatipinn,ina
bes berlheniten @eIbeS bpn elmer iieaet
erfDlarsi6tn 9ptr srbofftt.
Msr fsine EImmkit De76tsnsn lnnn
SIT spdhrli4 ridt fsr b;im.nilt Mcnn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-22

cen Sabre 6 Gents per Pfunb, III bie@
lem Sabre nur 5 liz Gents. Srobbem
iiberffeiat Der Wertb unierer biesidbs
riaen Musfubr Bis jebt ben Der 4usz
fubr in ben fprre1ponbirenben Wtonaz
ten bes 8prjabres bereits um ungefdbr
$10,0OO,OOO.
Oiefe 8ere9nuns beaiebt fi6 auf bic
eriten 10 Mpndte bes laufenben un0
bes lebten syisfaliabres, unb berGrunD
fir bieies auffallenbe grgebnib TT In
Der 3unabme unierer Musfuhr in fas
brisirten Waaren gu fuden. Wie aug
Rem Npti3en bes ftatiitifben Bureaus
Des @9abamtes gu er1eben 1T, erpor=
tirten mir in ben in syraee fommenben
10 Mpnaten bes laufenben sSisfdllobz
res fabrisirte Waaren i'm Wertbe bon
Sc75, ,978, 300, ober um II prpaent
mebr als in benIelben Mpnaten bes
cSabres 1893. eSn ben 10 Monaten
bes laufenoen Sisfaliabres betrug Der
Wertb un1erer Musfubr in Wderbauz
Nrobutten $677,573,3 ,345 sesen $719.@
n12,859 i'm @prjabre, toos elmer Mb<
nabn,e bon beinabe 6 pro3ent elei6z
fDmmt. lniere 9(usfubr an 4derbaue
Grnouftsn bat ullo absenommen, Der
NusfaI nirb aber burh bic 3unahme
Gnferer Gusfuhr ron fabri5irten
Maaren nlehr als gebedt.
Merfpiirbiaertpei1e bilhen Gifen-
rnb @tabl<Waaren hen orDbten She'll
bon bieIer 3unabme, pdbrenb man
aealaubt bate, bab ibr Grpprt ur,ter
Der erbDbtsn Breifen BON gtfen unb
,@tabl leiben tperbe. Dies fann nur
hur1 ben llmitanb erfldrt tperbeE,
baB aud i'm Muslanbe eine ent5prez
shenbe preisiteigerune itattfanb. MuG
fir 9aumnolIefabritate 1T cine bebeuz
ierbe Steiaerung Der Musfuhr gu rer~
Seihnen. sic betrGot beinahe SO proz
2ent, unb 1T bauptidhlih bur1 bic
itarfen 8e3iige Gbina's, III, ,921, TAB
Darbs in ben lebten 10 Monaten, bsrz
poreerufen lporoen. Sm Sabre 1893
besoa gbina ettpa bic 6dlfte bieies
Auantums. Mnbere ssabritate, Die
cine 3unabme aeieen, iinb Mderbcu~
eerathe, aupfertpaaren. piifenidaft,
lids Snitrumente unb propiiionel.
n (D.A
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11
MOOrIng. Ward.

Miss Julia Ward Of Marlin,
and Mr.. Seth Mooring, Of Bryan,
were united in marriage at the
residence of the brides parents
Wednesday at 2 o'clock p. m,
Rev. w. A. Mckinney officiating.
BY this marriage Mr.. Mooung
wins the heart and hand of one
Martins deservedly popular young
ladies and the well wishes of
their many friends follow them
The ceremony was witnessed by
the relatives and few intimate
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Mooring
left at 3 p. IN. for q brief bridal
tour after which they returned
to Bryan where they will reside
Marlin Democrat.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11

Washington. oct 1O-The abstract
Of the condition Of the national banks Of
Texas, exclusive Of Houston. a. report
ed 10 the comptroller Of currency at the
close Of business on Sept q. shows aver.
age reserve held al 2s 90 per cent against
"a 0S per cent on June 30 Loans and
discounts increased from sc. SO. 652 10
siB. O2i. 7ss stocks and securities decreas.
cd from slG2O.s3s 10 g.. bi3. SIG; gold
coin from g.. llO. 2g3 TO 81. sGl. 49l; total
specie from So. 630. 2O2 to s.. 800. 0ss, law.
full money reserve from s5.sls,83s to
g. GO7. as, individual deposits from $40 .
950. 3i2 TO SO.6i2,1sl.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11
1. q. ~ y. ENcnrsiOns.

TO Standardization Con-
vention Christian church, October
1920; tickets on sale October l0-ll,
limit October %; one fare for round
trip.
TO Austin-United Daughters
Of the Confederacy, October $40.
Tickets on sale October 18th and
trains arriving in Austin morning
Of the 18th; limit october 2lst,
Very low rates.
Any agent can give full particu'
lars. y. j. Price, G.. =. & T. 4.
Palestine, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11
TO RESTRAIN TEXAS.
Louisiana Wants the Yellow Fever
Quarantine Declared Oh.
INJUNCTION SOUGHT.
Application Made 10 the Supreme Court
Of the United States Restraining
Texas from Keeping the
Quarantine In Force.

Austin, Oct ,O--Siate officials were
in a flu,ter all yesterday on account Of
the attitude Of Louisiana In regard 10
the quarantine regulations of Texas
against yellow fever which went into
effect on Sept !.
In connection with the points at issue
II is commended that the quarantine in
force by the state Of Texas Is not against
the state Of Louisiana, as the telegram
from the attorney general Of the latter
state implies. but is against the
city OF New Orleans. which Is now
fever infected and has no refer.
ence TO any other part Of the state
aud that therefore the state Of Louisi.
ana has no cause Of action against Texas
The board Of trade Of New Orleans has
no means Of raising the quarantine II
the above contention proves TO be cor.
rect for the reason a city cannot bring
legal proceedings Of any kind against
state. but it must b. state vs.. state As
before stated. the quarantine is not
against Louisiana. 10 II is difficult TO
see where the relief sought by New Or.
leans Is 10 be obtained
The governor and the state health
offer are determined that yellow fever
shall not enter Texas. which would not
only tieup commerce Of Texas. but the
the Brazos valley in the condition IL 10
left by the memorable food Of this year.
would be hole OF pestilencs aud a vel.
low fever graveyard. hence the strict
quarantine
Attorney General Smith when seen
aud asked about the probable result OF
the injunction said
Il do not believe the courts will
interfere in what is strictly a police
regulation. The quarantine Is against
only local freight from New Orleans
and is not against the state Of louisiana
nor through freight. Of which large
quantities cons through AlgierS No.
don't believe the injunction will be
granted
DR. Blunt will accompany Attorney
General Smith TO Washington DIR
Blunt may possibly b. delayed on &c.
count Of sensational reports from Led.
better that Asiastic cholera prevails IN
family at that place and he has gone
there 70 investigate the case under sus
picion.
The following is the official notice Of
the charges
New Orleans, La. Oct. 8 1899. -
Hon Joseph d. sayers, governor OF
Texas. Austin. Tex You are respect
fully notified that on next Monday. Oct
10. the state Of louisiana will apply tC
the supreme court Of tho United States
for preliminary injunction 70 re-
strain the state VI Texas Joseph ID
Saysrs. her governor and her health
officer William X Blunt. from sstab
fishing and maintaining an ombarg,
on interstate commerce between tbs
state Of Louisiana aud the state d
Texas operated under the guIse Of quar-
antine. MILTON J. CUNNINOHAM.
Attorney General Of Louisiana
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11
WEDNESDAY OCT. II 1899

The Brazos Valley Medical as
ISOLATION will meet here the second
Tuesday and Wednesday in No.
vember-7th and Sth. The asso-
citation was organized here, in May
1896, and has been successful in
all its meetings since, so when the
opportunity is presented we hope
10 see our citizens accord these
medicos a hearty welcome and
Join in making the eighth annual
meeting Of the association one OF
the best yet held.-lIearne Demo
crat.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11

The Denison Herald contends
that the man who owns small
farm, raises at home all that he
consumes, and does not have to
buy any of his food-stuils, is the
most independent person in the
world. All his surplus can be
sold at a profit, for he need not
sell until he gets profit, and
such man will always have a
housewife who will prepare fruits,
preserves, and all the COOL things
obtainable, and he can live on the
fat Of the land, while his all-cot-
ton neighbor is buying a poor
quality of bacon on credit, the
creding be it based on what he
expects to raise next year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11

Farmers in Williamson county
have in hand a determined move.
ment to promote the construction
of a cotton mill at Taylor. Through
industrial development runs the
sure road to the material progress
of the state. When this fact shall
become OF universal acceptance
throughout Texas, then, and not
until then, will we have estab.
lished the enduring foundations OF
commercial greatness in good keep.
ing with the vastness of native 70.
sources. Houston Post.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11
SOME BARGAINS
IN REAL ESTATE.
See Hudson a. Nall, Real Estate
Agents, Office Upstairs Over
JnO. VI. Lawrence a Co.'S
Store.

FARM-ljO acres on the II. * 4 G.
railroad between Bryan and Benchley,
in the Thompson creek neIghborhood,
known a. the Jesse Taylor place. Well
improved.
DNELLlNG-New lyr.ro0m house
and lots, near graded school building
the Mrs. Mary Mooring place.
DWELLING - Fiye-room house on
lot ard a half Of ground In eastern part
OF town. Water works; well OF splendid
nates A bargain.
Dwelling and . acres Of land in west
cfn part Of city, for sale exceedingly
cheap.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11

London, Oct lO-The. Daily Nails
St Petersburg correspondent says that
Russian accountsrcport Abdur Rhaman
Khan, ameer Of Afghanistan, a. insane,
and likely 10 provoke a conflict between
Russia and England. These accounts
say tho ameer is sanctioning brutal exc.
cutions ane the torturing Of officials
daily, and that his actions are resulting
I'm genoral eKodnA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11

New Orleans. oct. 10. - There were
two new cases Of yellow fever reported
by the board Of health ON Sunday and
two on Monday No deaths have oc
cured At the end Of last week there
was total OF II cases under treatment
in the entire city and suburbs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11

Beaumont Tex. oct 90 Walter
Rudd, who was shot at dance near
Hillister last week. died from the effects
Of the shot The other brother who
was shot is improving but his recovery
lie not altogether certain.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11
slr.pr. Negro Pound Dead.

Tyler Tex, Oct 10 "A strange negro
was found dad in house in.the north
ern part Of tho city. Justice Gaines
inquestsd the remains, and his vsrvict
was that docooscd came to his death
from unknown caIses
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11
NOTICE.

II yon have any real estate 20 eel
that you are willing to part with at a
rpice that will make il saleable, place i
in our hands and We viii find you a
purrhaser
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11

Lang the machinist, at Cars Hard.
ware store. dti.
BE sure you get Lemp's beer before
you pull the cork. pa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11
Private school.

In the old Baptist Church. You.
patronage solicited.
Mrs. Edna Minkert
Miss Mary Minkert
# Teachers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-10-11

Key West. Fla oct TO- Twenty-Five
new cases were reported Monday No
deaths
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-07-27
Talking Machine Entertainment.

The talking machine is one of the
most wonderful inventions of this age
and is a source of wonder and delight
to young and old. 1t breaches, tells
funny stories, sings, plays all kinds OF
music and talks talk.
4 strictly high-claSS entertainment
will be given in G. A. r. hall in this
city Saturday evening, July %, at
which time will be rendered high
class program, consisting of the latest
musical selections, aS played by the
best bands and orcheStras of this
country: vocal selections as sung by
the most noted comic and sentimental
singers; speeches of our most noted
men; dances with calls, etc,
The reproduction of the voice in
either song or speech is SO natural,
and the articulation SO distinct, that
anyone would believe it a human be-
ing, except that they knew the differ
ence. It's reproduction of instrumental
music is phenomenal, reproducing all
the different parts of the largest brass
bands and OrcheStraS, from the violin,
clariOnet and cOrnet to the large bass
horns, drums and cymbals. All may
hear the entire concert while comfort
ably seated in any part OF the hall.
Don't fail to take advantage of this
opportunity, and be sure to bring the
children, for it will please them more
than anything that could be done for
them. Prices of admission: adults,
Is cents: children, 10 cents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-07-27

Steven Brazeau, Jr, visited in town
Wednesday and Thursday and rode
home on new wheel purchased from
Brazeau Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Willard are happy
over the arrival of a baby girl at their
home, Sunday. July Is.
Little frankie Noel was the victim
of very painful accident last Sunday.
While playing with the other children
| he fell from chair and put his arm
| out of joint. He was taken to Cen
tralia, where DR.. Ridgman dressed
the member.
Mrs. VIM. Edwards returned to her
| home in Grand Rapids. Friday. lav-
ing spent several days here as the
guest of her daughter Mrs. w. y
Brazeau. Mr.. Edwards spent Friday
here also
Rev. and Mrs. Nimits and son
Charles and Misses Frances Nimits
and Helen Thorn of Appleton called
on friends here Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Clark Lyon was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Shellhammer, last
week.
| jus. Id hdutIluc ShJ6uU DIS GS
guest of his laughter, Mrs. Noel.
Mrs Ole jacobson and Misses Jennie
and Ellen Thorson have returned
from Rudolph, where they have been
for some time.
Mrs. Geo. Brazeau went up to Grand
Rapids, Wednesday, to stay a few
days at the home of Mrs. Voss where
she will visit her mother and sisters.
Mrs. Chas. Kruger visited at Mrs.
NOel's on Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Buerth and two daugh.
tiers of Kaukauna have been guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wendland the past
two weeks. Mr.. Buerth rode over on
his wheel and stayed one week.
John Dokka received quite pain
full injury last Monday and one which
7 has made him unable to work fOl
several days. He was helping UNLOAD
a car of resin when one Of the barrel,
slipped and fell on his leg and foot,
D bruising it badly.
Rob. st. Clair has moved his famil,
=, here again from Grand Rapids an(
they are again living in the Boldri(
house.
W. A. Brazeau returned SATURDAY
, evening from bicycle trip across the
, country. He was accompanied by hi
+ brother Theodore. They visited al
: the cities between here and Appleton
f stopping off at Appleton two nights
and one day.
t L. NJ. Alexander resigned his posi-
5 ton as treasurer of school district No
l and W. A. Brazeau was duly elected
to till the vacancy.
0. MOrland and Mrs. Chas EcklunC
were visitors at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Chris. Peterson.
Miss Annie Erickson and Miss Rutl
EmmOnS spent few days at Mr.. anC
Mrs. Chris. Peterson.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-07-27
White Man Turned Yellow,

Great CONSERVATION was felt by the
friends of NJ. A. Hogarty of Lexington
yellow. His skin slowly changed color,
also his eyes, and he'suffered terribly.
His malady was Yellow JauDdice. He
was treated by the best doctors, but
without benefit. Then he was advised
to try Electric Bitters, the wonderful
Stomach and Liver remedy, and he
writes: after taking two bottles
was wholly cured" a trial proves its
matchless merit for all Stomach, Liver
and Kidney troubles. Only SOC. Sold
by John E. DAILY, druggist.