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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-09
Misrdne, trautnlsiSsn,
Biliohtdt, 1lnusrSaulidksit,
Dpspsphe, DrrfOpfaug
unb ausr GsbsrlsiSfn.

Won besdts bic iofsmo.n epmptoms, tp,let N1
bN Gr.ranIunaen Der Wtrbauungs'Sreane sinrtl'
len: guftspfuns, iurue edmorrbOs.n, Siatan'
srang mad BEN Ropf., Sdurt i'm ptaeen, nteeI'
S6p,r, inn Waq.u, iaurss Guiitossn, esiapd9t.t
Seer pertdritsr S,r,i6las, Gmpfinounsen lumInfa
fpringen sb.r Grtidsn b.i'm ass.n ad6paats
kU unb bnmpf.r s6m.r, i'm aoeis, &tbmunos.
Hd&nrosn, Q.tb, eaut uuo Gug.r, eSmsrsen In
Der Eeifs Pru't unb ben Slisbern, posli6es
Gnftrtten BON 6is. unb Bremen i'm 5lei9.
R.bru. 9Oisn q aSnaS len bsire'sa
AoI sptem DON ben trpdbntsn et6runotn.
frsts 25 Gents pro S6a6tei. gu baben Bel ais
len apstbeitru ooer per Dot perfanot.
Ron f&reib. on 9r. &abmc g o., Sod
oss s66. Retp'0orf. um sin BUD nit 9atsf@ld'
- O.
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Sasler's, Brpant & Stratton

9anoel5id,nlc - StIufe fir
stenpara3hie u. Maie)inenIdreibeu.
@es.Iacat 1864. Sncorporirt 1895.
Das 35. Sd,uIiabr besnnn am 4. Sept 1899.
Sasfiaf fen ras game Sabr.
MbsnttIafYen pom 2. Cstobcr bis I. NpriI.
oSn @ctreff Der @orsiielit,eit. 9eitune, 2ebrs
irdite, standardization uno ltnterribt5 =GurIus
tcbt bieiebe obennn. Hiht in 6onturren3 NIT
anOsren. g3ir bsben bic 5ibrung. Ser rs
Iit3er uuterc d in a EN- Spe tgeR.
@u9balten, scb6nibr.ibcn, s!rittmstit, 5tsnoerss
Sbren uno Mai1inenidrsiben.
Seblugunaen
SaaietuIe $40 pro Mbeuofc,uIe So pro
rlents eirhlie6eno. gnSabI BON Sdbuern.
Telephone: Gbeopeo.e Nr. 2236; 9ome CTR. 665.
Senoet pegcn Satalnq nab Nr. big y. Tsres
Gbarles= Strube, Baltimore, Oto.
Ginsans Sfr. IL iSepiS, Rt)
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Sinberung ber Sd1merSen
I'm eiuem Muoenbltfe

@sbraudsn sic Robtpap's Reabp
Helisf bsi ben sritsn 9inssden BON
S4meraen ooer unpdbli4fsit, tpenn
cine ernitli6s 8rantbsit i'm 4naugs 1T;
bic Seilune pirb be1psrttsQigt isin,
er Der 5amilienarot sintrifft.
Gsbeb.b b.btbtsqr5tten 6 81 bmerasa
In ,in.r bis 20 Wiuuteu Refine Setuubt lGn0er,
nadotm Sic oisis anseies sel.ien bassn, i0ltsn
6s S9msr;en ertraeen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-09

9abp1mitb niht errei9t.
Gncourt, 91atul, Montda 6.
gaopember, I'll l1br 8ormittags. -
Die Natals5slbartiueris, b. "Smpsz
rial Sight 6oris," bic 8arabinieri uno
bic glafalzPoliosi psrlisben 9euts ibr
bisligss Eager. Wohin fie li4 kgabsn,
lit ni4t betunnt.
9eute friih purbe 6euern in ber
9i9tung bon gplenIo pernomnen, u.
man aisbt bieraus ben SdluB, buB bic
8osren oas Reimbursement bon 2abbz
imitb pisber erDffnet haben.
2onDon. 9. Nobember. - 9ier
in 2onbon gisbt man li4 no4 immer
bem 9efibl Der Grlei9teruns bin,
peldss ourb bic tiiuslidvn britlI4en
SiegssbotI6aften, 70 lntlar ulo perz
tporren biefe1ben audi lauten, tpahge=
I'LL fen ipurbe. 80nigin 8ittoria kgt
benz 8arnsbnlen nu9 feline 8s 1orgni1e
me6r um bas S9ifIal bon 2aoDImitb
uno bat Der 2aob Wbits eiren 8rief sez
19ribsn, in peldsm iie ibr 8ertruusn
auf bic militGrii9s Si6tigtstt bes Sc
nerals @bite funo unb gu tpifen eiebt.
Der buuptId9li9e Snbalt bes S6reIz
tens lit ,burd ben &risgsmini terWlarz
quis 2ansoptpne benz 8eneral W6ite
sstabslt porpsn, aqeroinss uber peib
Niemanb, auf tpel9e WiIe oer IN 2az
bbIn1it6 BON BEN 8psren eingefapielts
selb6srr bic tDnisfi9e Gertruuensbot=
f6af er6dlten 1oQ.
0erltdrfungen aus Durham ioasn
in ben IeBtsn paar Sasen in p;sterz
nraribburg uno Gitcourt angefonmen
isin, unb es tpirb bsbauptet, oab $500
damn 8riten iebt gu einsm @orltob
segen Golenio bsrsit finb unb nur eine
eiinltigs 9slegenbeit bu5u ertparten.
M0slider Weiie itebt bic obise, bonn
Montas oatirte Meloung aus s. licourt
in &rbinbuns banit. 9ensrul Souz
BERT ioq feline @treitmaht felt benz
Srsffen pom lebten ssreitag ppn Goz
lenlo suriidseaossn uno nur 8orpoitsn
an Der 2inie 5pifden bort upo 0ubpz
1mit9 5uriidsslaKen baben. l1sRr ben
3tped 1einsr nsuerli9sn 8etpssunssn
ipiro eins Mahe bertpprrensr ur1o
i6tper perTtdnoliper @srmuhbrtngsn
gsdubert. Die @erbbsibigunsstperfe
BON pietermaribburg u. 6 iteourt fino
in ben lebten Sagen erbebli9 perItdrft
tporoen, uno man bofft, beibe StdOts
eegen irgeno eine Strsitra9t, bsrsn
9lbIanpung General Soubert 5ur .3sit
risfiren oiirfte, pertbeioigsn gu tDnnen.
8is iebt lit teins Der Sruppe115 59iffs,
tpsl6e General Buffers 9lrnleecorps
BON @ngIano bringsn, in ber aapfabt
poer 9urbun ansetomnen. Oas erfs
oerislbsn fann, fpie es jebt FiBt, fri
bsltens am nd9iten Mpntag Die Sap
itaot erreidvn, uno piro harn nod
brei Sage gu fd5ren baben, ebs es gu
Ourbun eintrifft. Man hattie ertpartet,
baB gu bieIer 3eit bereits feds Der
Sransportf9iffe, mi: $500 Munn
Sruppen on 9orp, in oer aapitabt lsin
ipiiroen, a1ein bas &rieasminiI Iieriun
bat 9fa9ri4ten, laut tpel9en bic DAM
pier er6ebli9 lungiamsr borlpdrts taz
men, als man boffte. M0glider @eiis
|ino oer 5lotte our4 9lDiIos Snltrutz
tlcnen su9eldidt lporoen, tpel9s bic
S9iffe untpsiisn, oirett nu9 0urban
gu fabrsn, anita que. Il Bel Der Sap
itao. ansulegsn. Wsnn 9ies inoeFen
Der San 1T, 10 tdbt bic 3egieruns tsin
Wprt bariiber berluuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-09

= Ipmiral Oensp's JlassIaifT
Olympia" puroe asItern i'm 5lohenz
6aubofs gu Gharlestrpn, ki Bolton,
MaH., uubsr 0IsnIt seiisQl uno miro
jsst elmer griinoiihsn Rspara!ur uuz
isrtporfen tperDen.
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lin bic Grippe in stpei 2agcn su
furiren

nsbme man .2aratips Yromo Quiz
nine Sabists." 9lue 2lpoibeter aebsn
bas @sio 5uriid. psnn IS gu bsilen perz
fsblt. 6. 90. @rope's g2amsnsaua 1T
ouf isber ShaGtsl. 25 Gents.
C0op2 So&Y8 6URtel
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4neeI7dd1ii4e Politit in
Situ1ien.


2onoon, 8. Nop. - Die 5euttge
vMornins poit" behauptst, eins Oepez
idx aus Wufbington iiber biz ensIiiaz
amerifanii4e politit in SItaIien err
baltsn gu buber, oeren Snbdlt 10 fem
iationsd lei, bab ieine &rOffentIi4uns
beTer untepbleibt, Bis bic MelOung Iid
betdtigt.
Sur 8epilltom mmnung oes
&otfers 8iGbelm.
2onbpn, 8. Nopsmber. - Oas
@ps5ialoisnit 9el9pubsr lit na9
@pitheuo bsorbert tporosn, mo- es am
II. Hopsmber bur9 pierShla9tIbiffe
psnItdrft perbsn Io1. Der 3tped ieiz
ner Nblenoung tit aneebli6, ben &aiz
le- Wil6slm gu bstpiQfomnnsn, tpelz
der um 20. Nopemxr in porismoutb
ertpartst pirp.
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Jo6n C. Gri6(e.

Nttraftio.r 2aoen attraftioe 99aaren, attraftips
prelie. Srible' 8 2aDen lit CENTRAL Qeleaen,
srlter 5lur. S9Diib. unb ra6e geoisnune. 1lni.r
S6Hsl= 3ablunes erm0aldt bic rads llmz
ips6sune BON Gslb - Ser 2ab.n 1T poa neuer
&erbftpaartn - G3iaoc= =@anpibub., Gaber. S6mud=
Daarsn, GOriets, 2spsrnaarsu, eilbsr=Hpptdtsn,
GbenbOl3, &dmms, Suriten uno SunbsSpiesel,
SbiIoplattzS Seiteufdmnrer. S6nalsn, Spangen etc.
gBr psriauisn pas unp.rsl.bliebs r5 sonnet s's
Goriet.
Srible, Gr. 80, 9S.=SeEinatun=str.
Gg lpiro Seutib seiprodsn.
(Sepi24, S&S)
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~ Yiaen.

etets suberlaiiis, rein begetabiliid).
gonadnbia q,itmodlus, elegant absrsudert, abs
ffbreno, reaulir.ns, rtinietno uno frdftletno.
q Rabnap's 9itltn sur 6sluns ouer etS'
runsen ots Wae.ns, Der Gingtpeies, Der Nitren,
glais nsrobier Rranfbeitsn. bon 6dfpino.lanfduen,
Uerfspfung, SGmorrssDsn.
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Som Tranepaal &rte9.
lltues Wt(ditffutr bti Gaop(mitb.
Man permutbct, bafs bic Spcren III.
rem Mnariff aui General gNbtte'S
stellun9 erneuert baben.

Cine britiI9s Strsitnla4t BON e1t=
court na4 einsm unbsfannten Be
finemungsorts ulrfsebro4en. -
9lnerlei 8etna4tllngen, bur9 pelz
DIE man ii9 in 2onbon gu trOlten
fu9t. Cine @ertralpsnsbot14aft
Der &0nisin 8iftoriu an General
@bits. - Der unldnsIt bon @ltz
court abgegangene pam5er5ug pat
2aoplnritb niht errei9t.
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% u cum fir lrbeiter>
% 0 3 | t q 6rt.

10 " !.
Die Gei9sssieruns bat einsn tpsiz
tsren Saritt CUR 2OIung Der lo5ialen
Jrags gstban, inbsm lie bic @rriAtung
zines Mui isums fir 9lrbeiter aDO6lz
fabrt bei9loB. 0afelbe tpiro untpeit
Der te9nii9sn 9o6i9ule gu Gbarlotz
tsnburg erbuut iperDen uno 3unG9lt
Der unfaa-9erhiitung, 8obnungsz u.
Tuhrungs7SDgiene bierlen uno NIT
einer 6a9bibliotbsf, einsm 9Oriual
fir populdre 8ortrdes uno prattiid DIE
OemonItrationen perbunben Ieir. Wsiz
tere 3tpeise Der 9lrbsiter Woblfubrt
iollsn Dem MuIeum angeglaoert tper~
ben. Ous @ebdubs iol na9 gtbarf
nd9 benz PapiGpnipltem erri4tst psrz
ben. Der Plan Der 3sgisrung finost
in Der seiammtsn prsils ungst5eiitsn
geifdG.
Die 8eeiibigung ber 8 T be-
Hetruten.
8ei osr bersits erlpd6nten, geItrigen
gssioisuns Der @aroe>Rsfruten i'm
2uItaarten belt Der eDangeliide 0ipiz
lionszprsoissr Srieoria bon Der srltsn
@dros<s <sSnfantsriez zOipi lipn eine 4nz
fppacbe IN Die eoungsliifsn Hetruten
lnb Der fiiralib aus osm gllab nad
Berlin parlebts tatboiil4e Oioilionsz
pfarsr Operbamm an bic tatboliz
i4sn. Dunn ergriff Der aaiier gu Ell
nsr fur5sn, ternigsn 9lnipra9s oas
Dort, in Der sr Iaeie. osrSolbat mihs
iein Dprt in Srsue bdlten unb audi i'm
sSr;eoen iid bemiibsn, our4 e6rllGe II.
fDn;sstraue @sIinnung Ieine pTl!Ht
uls autsp So!oat uno G6riit au thlml.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-23

# you are In need Of Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Envelopes,
Business Cards or anything in
the Stationary line remember
that we do such work at the "Ad-
vertiser" Office promptly, and
neatly, at rock-bottom prices:
Satisfaction guaranteed ormoney
refunded. Give us a trial.
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c. & N: W. R'y.
LoCAt FINE CARD.

LoCAL FINE CARD.
Arrive mixed train 4:50 p. m.
Leave mixed train .5:15 y. m.
fArriye passenger .1:45 p. m.
fLeave passenger S;1S p. m.
Wednesdays.
Y. H. JOHNS, Agent.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-23
SCHOOL OFFICERS.
rowS oe oAvouR.

TOWN OF cAvorR.
II. f. CARTER =. ..t,.t,.....P Pfes'
sIAfcHoN McEACHIN Vice-Pres.
II. w. STEWART. Sec.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-23
County Board Proceedings.

ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING.
8 a. M, Jan. ), 1899.
Continued from last week.
DISBURSEMENTS
Pd. treas town of Crandon delin-
quent returns. 1000
Pd. treas. town of Cavour delin-
quent returpsT o6.00
Pd. treas. toEn IF Crandon school
fund ipcftlded. 1913
fd. Marshall &; Ilsley Bank Jail
bond and int, 100000
i'd. Co. officers salaries. Feb, '9s
to Sept 9s 2199. IS
f'd. county orders. S6i9.3i
Pd. Jurors certifcatec. 655. So
Pd. witness = 81 v
Pd. illegal certificates with int. ~ II
Pd illegal certificates cancelled. 253. .0s
fd. state treas. interest on special
loan. llb.b5
pd. treas. town of Gagan taxes on
20. lands. l43. SO
pd treas. town of Schoepl1e taxes
on co. lands. lo2. IS
I'D. treas. town of Eagle River
Sayes on co lands ia.47
ID tfeas, town of Crandon drain,
Age fund. TDl, a
Pd treas. town of Cavour drain.
age fund 40s. SO
i'd for posting notices Of tax sale. loo
Pd. miscellaneous bills AS per
statement. Ga. IS
Certificates handed county clerk
for deed l3l7.70
Personal property tax not col.
lected. s4.o9
Delinquent roll short and not col.
leeteR +.s5
Land nd advertised CT sold. Go. 81
Tax eertiheHtes on hand Jan, q
1899, 22iSl ~
Cash on hand and in bunk. 1918. Is
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s4o3os.8a
Respectfully submitted,

State of Wisconsin, ss.
Forest County.
l, A. E. Himley, Trearurer
of Forest County, Wisconsin, do
hereby certify that be foregoing
is true and just acdoabt of all
monies received an&,disbursed,
in this office, during. the time,
from February 16, 1893, to Jan
nary 2nd, 1899,
A. E. HIMLEY, Go. Treas, =
(To be contlnued,) - ]
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-23
COUNTY BOARD.

w. E. WEBB, Town of Crandon,
w. MCINNIs, Town of Cavour,
Z p. SHAY, Clerk.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-23

Ing at the Exchange,
John Carlson is heiping Chas,
Swensm cut cedar.
John Schmitt was in in from
the siding Tuesday.
Joo GrattAn assisted Dock
Rennett Tuesday.
Next comes the dreaded month
of March,
The snow nearly all gone and
the roads are commencing to get
Remember Woodmen, Camp
meets Saturday night at Pagan
& McDonald's Hall.
l.. ]. Newald, the Gillett horse
dealer was in our burg on busi-
ness yesterday.
VIM. Conklin, of Shawano was
in the village on business Tues
day, returning on the special
the following morning.
Mrs. Paul Newman and Mrs.
Thos. Moore and daughter Mad
gle drove out the Swan home
The loggers are hustling in
their logs now for all they are
worth for fear that there will
soon be ID break up.
Have you seen the engaving
on Toms bar-room mirror: that's
some of Goodwin Johnson's ar
tistic work and if yop ever Want
any sign painting done Johnson
IS the man you want to see.
1t is said that when John
Jacob Astor Was once congratu
ated for his wealth he replied by
pointing to the bonds and maps
If property, at the same time in
luiring, Would you like to man
lge these matters for your bed
md board?"
The man demurred.
"Sir," continued the rich man,
1T is all that | can get.
Erick 0. Morstad, of Witten
'urg, who is conducting a mis-
'ionary school out at the Chip
,wa Indian settlement about 13l
EAST of here came in Tuesday
and leaves for his
lome st Wittenburg this evening
o spend few days with his fam
ly. Mr.. Morstad has now mas
cred then Chippewa language and
5 doing some excellent work for
.he ''red man Of the forest.
Daniel Graham, the enterpris-
ng real estate dealer, Of. EAGLE
River, who is now acting us
private Secretary during the
session of the Legislature, for
Senator Riordan at Mndisn, came
up from the capitol city one day
ass. week to look over some land
md timber in this locality and
while in town paid the Advertis.
er Office a very pleasant call.
Mr.. Graham has geat deal Of
in the future Of North
ern Wisconsin and says 1t is only
4 matter of time when this part
If the state Wilt be settled: he
also spoke very highly of the
and and timber In this vicinity
and predicted d bright and pros.
porous future for our booming /
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-23

Gust Nordvall left here Mon.
day evening for his home in
Rockford, ILL.,, where he will
spend the summer. He intends
moving here NTH his family
next fall
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-23
LOCAL LOGIC.

Joe Grattau helped H. W.
Swan log few days last week.
Charley Switzer transacted
business IN the village Saturday
e. F. Carter was in the village
Monday.
Rusch Bros. intend starting
their mill in about q week.
County Board met Tuesday, at
the county seat.
Pat Corcoran was in town on
Sunday last,
Charley Swenson spent sever
al days of last weeek in the vii
age.
Mr.. and MIS-. Shirm and
niece visited with the Moore
family Sunday.
Mr.. Manning returned to his
home at Soldiers Grove, Mon.
day.
August Rusoh has just pur-
chased an elegant piano for his
wife.
Mrs. Fred Culver and daughter
Ethel visited at Lakewood over
Sunday.
Herbert Wade was somewhat
under the weather the forepart
Of the week.
4 Chairman McInnis returned to
his home at Armstrong Creek
Friday morning.
T. w. Wade did carpnter work
for Pagan & Mcdonald few
days of last week.
Victor Johnson returned from
his trip to Stiles Wednesday ev-
ening.
Frank Moser, of Reedsville,
this state, is in the village taking
orders for cigars.
Thos. Wade, Doc. Naylor and
Goodwin Johnson have been busy
this week putting up a supply of
ice for Pagan & Mcdonald.
Billy Chilson departed Mon
day for Gillett, where he may
decide to locate. We are sorry
to see you so, Billy.
Barney Mckinley has sold his
logs to Rusch Bros. He had in
the neighborhood of 100000 #.
of fine pine.
Schmidt & Stork are clearing
up their mill site, which makes
quite an Improvement to their
plant, besides thereby getting
much better view of the village.
Fagan & Mcdonald have lust
put down a good, hardwood floor
ip their hall and later on are 90.
fng to remodel and fix up the
the entire building.
Just received at the Hotel
Wabeno stand, choice lot of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars, also
Beef-Tea and a new, healthful,
Notwithstanding, hot drink called
NO-SKEE.
Gust Nordvall left here Mon.
day evening for his home In
Rockford. IN. usbaso Ia NIL,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-23

Have you subscribed for the
Advertiser If not you ought
to. It is only Sl.50 per year
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NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.

Al. toNsiuNIcArIoSs to this paper
should he addressed to the NcEq1E ~
WISCONSIN ADVERTISER. Waheno. Nis
and such rs are for publication should
near the real as well as the assumed
name. NJ anonymous communications
viii be printed in this pap y. unless ac-
companied by the real name. which
may or may not be printed according to
The wish Of the writer.
All communications for publication
Should reach Us ny Tuesday evening to
lsure a place in the eurrant issue
communications received after that will
J ave to 90 over until the following
,,eek.
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School Officers.

TOWN oe cRANDoN.
L, S. Wilcox ox...,y... Eres.
JOS, Houle. ...... ,.Vice-Pres.
F, w. Marquardt. =. See.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-23

iABEN0 CAMP. No. s!;5. y. " W. A..
eets every saturday evening. at the
gan & Mcdonald Hall, at $50 p N.
sitting neighbors are cordially invit-
a.
Y. II. Johns. NJ. j. Dickinson.
V. c. Clerk.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-23

Armstrong Greek.
John Dullivan returned from
Jrandon Monday.
Miss Lora DeLano returned
rom BEookside Thursday,
Billy Tracy and Mike Fltz.
gibbons returned from Crandon
Tuesday.
Frank Page, of Marinettee is
visiting Scofield & Arnold's
camps of the Popple River.
VIM. Herman, of Green Bay
came in on the log train Mon
day,
H. w. Stewart = ade "A trip to
Crandon Monday, returning Tues
day a. IN.
A. M. Murphy, of Green Bay
is visintng the camps here this
week. SAA~~as~
Mr.. Foster, Of the Foster
Lumber Company of Cavour
was in town Tuesday.
Chairman McIunis drove to
Wabeno Wednesday, returning
Friday.
s.ss--z,-ssi s,.-s,g,ee.E-
Advertise in the Advertiser.
Barney mckinley was in tow
Tuesday.
Wanted: In Forest County 30,
400 actual settlers.
Doc. Naylor is hauling logs for
Schmidt & Stork.
Thos. Wade left ontlle special
yesterday for Shawano on busi-
less.
Fred Schmidt look in the
lights at Lakewood yesterday, |
eturning in the evening.
Thos. Moore left for De Pere |
yesterday to visit his father who
5 quite low. Herbert Harris
will tend bar during Toms ab-
ence.
John Hughes lost a valuable
lorse yasterdey, it dropped dead
n the road Heart desease is
to have been the
rouble. To bad, John.
The local band under the lead
'rship OF Prof. Senglaub treated
'ur village to seme fine music a.
rain Sunday. They are pro
wonderfully.
A public wrestling match took
,lace last Saturday night at
faQan d McDonuld's Hall, be-
ween Goodwin Johnson and
ohm Carlson. V. II Johns was
hosen referee, NJ. j. Dickinson
cted as second for Carlson, Doc.
Jaylor as second for Johnson
nd Thos. Wade as ii me.keeper
he rules observed We're; catch |
$ catch can, three points down
nd three minutes time between |
ach round. The first round re-
ulted In favor of Carlson, sec.
nd and third rounds in favol Of
ohnson, W. + dlpon Johnson
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-23
COUNTY OFFICERS.

f. @. WOODBURY., Sheriff.
p. SHAY, Clerk.
A. E. HIMLEY, Treasurer.
b. MCKINLEY, Clerk of Court.
]. F. HOOPER, District Atty.
w. w. WAITE, Register of Deeds.
r. A. EDGAR, Sup't of Schools.
M. S. BARKER, Judge.
r. E. Cook, Surveyor.
VIM. VANzILE. Coroner.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-27

there are some fields OK wheat and oats
yet In the bloom, the bulk OF the crop is
in the milk or dough stage. Some very
early wheat is ripening. and some fields
OF early oats have been harvested.
Winter rye harvest is about Completed,
and a fair 70 good yield is Indicated
The harvesting OF early spring rye and
barley Is in progress. and fair 70 very
good yield is anticipated.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-27
SICK SOLDIERS,
40 South DakOtans Ar.
rive at San Francisco.
Among Them Are Six lad
ison Boys-.Ou Local
Fatalities.

The hospital ship Morgan Cit! which
arrived ut San Francisco on the oath
inst. brought i,3 sick and wounded
soldiers from Manila. She started with
i.5, three OF whom died on the way.
One OF these latter was Sergeant j. l..
Rundell OF the First South Dakota
volunteers. There were 10 Of the First
South Dakota boys on the transport, and
there we're no doubt as many more left
IN the hospitals 10 the Philippines as the
longes. sick and most severely wounded
are sent home first as c~onvepieuces can
be- provided. Dysentery, malarial levers
and such like diseases are most pre-
yaleut among the men. aud nearly al!
improved by the ocean 70! age after
leaving Manila bay. The Morgan CITY
Was run TO government quarantine after
passing into Larbor q. San Francisco
aud thoroughly inspected, ou. 10 'I'
iec,.ous disease Was found among tue
troops and they We're speedily u~n.oaded
and taken In the government, hospits! at
the Preside. or military camp. Madl-
sou boys IN the list are: Sergeant
Arthur A. Northrop aud Private Ivan
Void Of Co. T.; Walter W. Jellis. Go. Z.
the latter is q Brant Lake boy; Herman
r. Kruger, Frank &. Fuller. Nels Simon
son. Co. n. Others OF the Madison boys
heretofore in the list OF casualties are:
Fred Willard, Go. X, at home on sick
leave, Frank Schroeder, musician. killed.
w. q. Loves, Co. !, killed; Hiram Fay.
Co. I, Winfred. died u wounds; Leroy
Anderson, Co. X, Winfred. died OF small
pox; j. 4. Lizer; Co. X, killed. 1t is to
he hoped that all the sick and wounded
boys lately returned will speedily re-
cover IN the free aud healthy air OF their
native land.
4 famous dish for breakfast. keeps
the whole family well, costs only 80 cents
one package OF Rocky Mountain Lea.
FRANK SMITH.
Go to the Hospital for sott'wa'eF
bsths. Is oents. MRS. CALi'iNAN'
C;tv residence lots for sale. els to STU
ELMER SHERIDAN.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-27

Backache should never be neglected.
I,means kidney disorder which, il allow
10 run too long will result ia Brieht's
diabetes or other serious and
fatal complaints. Fo'ey's kidney
is q .rauteed Tor kidney disorder.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-27

Guu-shot wounds aud powder-burne,
outs, bruises, sprsins, wounds and rusty
nails, insect stings and ivy poisoning
quickly healed by DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Positively prevents blood poison.
ing. Beware OF counterteite. "De-
Wits" is safe and sure.
Cook I ODER
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-27

n.w;t.,s Little Early Risers 0enent
,~.,wsnently. They lend 9ent'e
p-s.;...rcato nature, causing 20 paios OF
permanently curing consul
patton nun Cook s ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-27

Large house. stable aud quarter block
ground to trade tor land.
CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-27

For sores, ulcers, burns, gale, piles.
nothing 80 good as Banner Salve the
most healing msdic,ns in the world. $50.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-27

Fine residence property tor sale Q
easy terms. OhAe
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. b. Lackamp. E!ston'
Mo. writes: 'One Minute Cough cure
s.vSd the lie OF our little boy ne
nearly dead with GROUP o,,r