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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-27
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON

PoMon is the most degrading and destructive Of II diseases ash viMes sand onps tee entire system
The first sore or ulcer is followed by little red pmpso on the body mouth and mat become SORE
glands enlngea and Mfame copper coked pdchesa appear and hair and eyebrows fl out Theea
OF the lder symptoms; they increase in severity finally atackngh the vital organs; the body
tortured with Rheumatic pans ind covered with offensive eating sores
tisa pcuia olson and soh ghvc contagious. that an innocent person handhngt the same ace
uedb ~ onei Infected with this ohhsome disease maybe inocMaedw with virus fcn etansnlte
from en to child appeinga the same dhse on al modified form Eczema or Scofua
Many an oil sore or ubbons skin trouble appearing in middle Ee, is duean dtroabe to bloc
poison conhaaedi in early life Youm may have taken potash and mercury faithfully fgtwo or theey ea
drive it from the outside but it is dng its work on the inside and wills show up again sooner or late
You nay not recognize it as the anne I'D tntb but it is. S S S has cured thousands of c@st
SonuAgous. H0oa foon, ana VIII cure YOU. u ID the oy purely egeaIoe owu PHne,, AU"
p0an - here is never any rtrn f the disease
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-08-27
CURE YOURSELF AT HOME.

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close study of blood poison land actual experience in treat
it. You can cure yourself perfectly md permanently .
at home and your secret is your wn. Should you need - u"
infomatono or medical ahGe at any lime write to -
our physicians They have made a life study of blood ~BM
diseases and will give your letter prompt and careful 4 49,
Consult them as ohena as you please we max
10 charge whaNver for this s1Wc. III correspondence is T.
conducted in the nat confidence
Address. SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. G
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22

Robt Schoenberger spent
Wednesday in Laona-
Our town is now the proud
posssssor Of q barber shop
Emmett Bros Of the Wisconsin
Lumber GO are putting up 4
building on il oonnor cos land
and preparing TO work for the
company IN the future
Girls, If you wish to be a June
bride with red lips, laughing
eyes, . lovely complexion, take
Rocky Mountain Tea this month
85c Ask your Druggist
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22
County Convention

Notice is hereby given that a
Republican County convention
fJr Forest county will be heid ii
5he court house in tho village Of
1randon on Saturday, April u,
100, al 2o'clock p m for the pur.
pose Of electing one delegate 70
attend the Ninth Congressional
District Republican Convention.
called at Hurley, Wis, on ApIii
10Th, 1909 The various precincts
are entitled to the number Of
delegates opposite their respec-
i've names, Town of Crandon,
Precinct No 1.-TWO; Town ol
Cyandon, Precinct No three
'Iown Of Cavour, Precinct M
four; Town Of cayour, Pre-
cinct No 2--thrce
Signed, NJ S Barker, chairman,
TT Kane, Secty
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22
L0(3AL LOGIC.
.dr. Herb Harris spent Friday

cir Herb Harris spent Friday
Il Garter.
Air. 4 Rollman Is spending i
fsw days il shawano.
NIL. 9. songlaub ofnIanlto-
voc, is visiting 1t The home 81
his son Q. II senglaub.
Mr. I. j. Neveid Of Giltett,
topped oil on his return from
L.aona Friday
Clerk ofcourt MeGinley was
n the village Friday having Just
returned from the County scat,
Nj W. IL. Harris of Laona.
was here Saturday returning
Sunday.
George Boohm begun work fol
Foreman newman or the section
Monday.
Mr. Joe Melchoir Of Gillet.
made q flying trip 10 Wabonc
Tuesday
Miss Nellie Magaurn is spend
ing q few weeks in Gillett after
which She will return to her
home in Black Creek.
Mr. Hugh Edwards passed
through Wabeno enroute for Ka
Sauna Wednesay returning
Thursday.
6 G. IIimley attended the
semi-annual meeting Of the
school board at Armstrong Creek
Monday, returning Tuesday.
Mr and mrs N Dickinson
went to Chicago FridF.y evening
where Mr. Dickenson win pur-
chase anew stock # goods.
Louis Reinlle who has been
working on the section for some
months commenced working for
tusch Bros, Monday.
March wind and April sun
aifl spoil the beauty Of any one
reserve your beauty BY pur
yhaslng q ven Of A. J. Dicken-
son.
Although the roads in Wabepo
and vicinity are not to be boasted
II, some Of our young people
mad q very enjoyable sleign ride
Sunday evening
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Senglaub cele-
brated their tirst years annieel.
sary Saturday evening Ths
doors were open to the many
guests who were received by the
host and hostess, both being at.
tired in their wedding costumes.
The special feature Of the even
ing was music furnished by the
Wabeno band Of which Mr. Seng-
Iaub Is leader. A number Of
selections were also furnished by
a gramophone. II being a paper
anniversary, many suitable gifts
were given. Refreshments were
served after which all returned
to their respective homes wish.
ing Mr. and Mrs. Singlaube
many happy returns reporting
them pleasant entertainers, who
will ever be remembered bJ
their large circle Of friends.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22
Carter

Quite q number Of camps are
breaking UP nowadays.
John Hooper being on the
siek hst Nr 4 few days left for
his home IL Shawano.
hyou arc in want Of any thing
in the line Of dry goods. gro
ceries and hardware call al
Minors new store.
Taken This month keeps Won
well all summer Greatest spring
tonic known. Rocky Mountain
Teas made by the Madison Medi
cino Go. 85c
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22
Notice

Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned will commence
70 manufacture brick It's sean Is
POSSIBLE in the spring ana thane.
liter brick and lime will bo kept
on hand for sale
GILLETT BRicK MFG Co,
GilleiL Ms
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22

Vic Johnson passed through
our village Tuesday on lis way
70 Oconto.
Among those on the sick lis
ire Mrs NJ u Jones and Nj
5chirm.
Mrs Beinlse was called 10 Wes
Bond on account Of the illness ot
ler daughter
MI Dock Bennett just returned
from few days soiourn in Gin.
tonville.
Gabe Bouck and james Lyon
were here from North Cfandon
Thursday returning Friday
they drove as fur us Laona
Hon. Leslie G. Harvey mem
Der Of the legislature from Ocon-
10 transacted business in this
village Friday last The Adyer-
user office acknowledges a pies
ant cali.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22


f09o years have we waited for
the sreatcst spring blessingever
offered. II doubles your joys
tnl halves your SORROWS. That's
what Rocky Mountain Tea does.
s3c. Ask yoia Druggist.
sunday school was re-or.
iEnizod March llth with the fol.
owing oaicers and teachers.
5upt Mrs. Richardson, Asst
5apt Kathyrine Walsh, Sect,
nd Tres. Mrs. Morrey.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22
NOTION

| will Sc at Dr Woods Office
on Sunday and Monday March
25th and 26th, 1900, prepared q
attend to dental work b aIl
Kinds.
DR. Fired w BRIGcas
Dentist
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22
ZOE sALE

A e5 horse power Birdsall Skid
Engine, rs good as new, used
about one year. Will sell for
cash or take lumber ia exchange.
SCHMIDT q SToRK.
Wabeno, Wis.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22
County Board Proceedings.

Amt Amt
No Namc Nature. clm'd ARD
i.9o n q Woodbury. storm sash ts
III Egbert Tynan atstsaet work 100
fea Town of crandon paupcr acct 9a.sl
l93 clarls 8 Lennon tin so
ts4 sS Clifford lndso for court house N Il
ia5 erandon Pub eo printing $50
l2G ls.0i
l list a6a.a;
l2s aes6,
leo v Isl
so rlS. Nen intiug aoos
tsl = q Whgarex justice report lal
3s q T. Il. i,iggs
Joe Tasbirde witness fees Inc
Sc p. shay ex. to 0coato 1917
"a com. woslS, board meeting si,oe
is5 I. ]. Kane a9.s
ls6 w McInnis a7.sC
On motion boasd adjourned
antil 10 a III tomorrow, Jan 9 i
1900
10 a. m. Board met pursuant
o adjournment and called to
rder by L J Kane, chairman
III members present On mo
ion board adjourned until / p m.
ID. M. Board met pursuant
10 adjournment and called to
rider by L J KaneJ chairman.
All members present The fol-
owing resolution was adopted.
Ilesosved by the board Of super.
1isors ia and for the county OF
Forest that commencing with
,he first Monday in Jan 1901,
the sheriff of said county be
placed on a salary, that said sal
any be instead OF I'LL fees and
compensation for service rem
leFed within the limits Of sale
county, for which said count5
would be liable if no salary was
established. That for the com
pensation herein after stated
s5tii sherifkhallserve all papers
Ia all criminal actions III sai6
county, summon All Jurors, serve
and return all subpoenas all wal
rants placed in his hands b5
any magistrate Of said county
Ind al other papers which the
District Attorney shall deem
necessary in the prosecution anu
determination OF any criminel
ction Arrest all accused Grim
mails in said county against
whom complaint SHALL havc
oeen made ana a warrant ISSUED
aud to convey said accused Grim
inal from any point in salo
county Of the common jail 10
GATED in Crandon, Forestcounty, |
% provide transportation ana
meals for said prisoners while IN
tfansit from the place Of arrest
il in said county to the common
Jail Of said county. Attend the
sessions of all courts 'oi recoru
when the judge or judges ol
said court or the district uttor-
ney OF said county shall deem il
necessary for the propef trans
action of the criminal business
of SAID county. 10 be response
bic for the care and custody oi
all prisoners committed 70 the
common jail of said county To-
furnish said prisoners with
proper record ofaii arrestssfcom-
aitments and discharge Of all
prisoners and to perform such
Jther work as may by the laws
If our state be imposed on
herins generally. TO appoint
it least one deputy sheriff and
auring the sitting of the circuit
court Of said county as many all
shall be necessary for the trans.
lction of the business Of salo|
court. Ia consideration OF such.
services the board Of supervis-
ors binds said county to pay to
said sheriff ia monthly install
ments tlic sum Of tbirty-hve
hundred dollars per annum In
case Of tho occurance offany
plague, special and additional
compensation shall be given said
sheriff by said county
cTo be continued
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22
A. &. RUSSELL.
lTaxiderr11ist. II /.

Birds and Came Heads 4 spe
cialty F'm Rugs with Tnll d
Half Head. All Specimens are
'motli proof Send for Photo.
of Antlers on Shield.
Cor, Forest Ave. and WiadEall ST.
WABENo, WIS.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22
Among the Social Circle.

Mrs. A. Richardson was "At
Home" to d number Of her lady
friends Saturday afternoon and
a pleasant time was voted by all
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22
ICE -s1 CONT sEBIE rs


c9snlJAl trsoNs is this papes
a'.a ge aiileasea to the NoRrHERs
se9sIS ApTEaflsEn, Habeno, Wis.
sstA as afe lor publication shout
real as veil as the assnmet
Riaae 40 anonymous communication
@tss printed - this paper. unless ac.
NaA ned III the real name which
laaJ Y taay MT IS printed according IL
thewish od the writer.
q H communications for publication
shoiild reach Us BY Tuesday evening e
insure . place ii the currant issue.
Communications received after that viii
AeYe to go over until the following
weels.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22
5 COUNTY BOARD.

n. j. KANE, Town Of Crandon,
M. AcINEls, Town OF Cavour,
p SHAY Clerk
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22

Although the roads in Wabepo
AID vicinity are not to be boasted
ii, some OF our young people
nad a very enjoyable sleign ride
Sunday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-02
THE WAR IN AFRICA,

The record of British reverses 10 the
South African war has at last been
broken by Gen. J. d. P. French, who,
as stated yesterday, has captured Coles-
burg, an important town 10 northern
Cape Colony, Is miles south of the Or
ange river by rail.
Gen. French, commanding what is
described as Large force" made a
feint on the Boer front at Colesburg,
attacking chiefly with artillery. In the
meantime he bad sent force OF cavalry
and mou lted infantry around to turn
the right flank of the Boers. This Op-
GRAFTON was successful, the Beers being
forced to retreat. The loss OF the Brit
ish is described as slight.
The Beers appear TO have retreated
20 the eastward and northward. This
indicates that they fell back along the
railroad leading to the Orange Free
State.
Gen. French, it is believed, has not
enough men at present to advance into
me Free State, and, besides, his force is
needed 10 Cape Colony to protect Gen.
Methuen's rear. Should ne attempt q
further advance, the Beers would
doubtless again oppose him along the
railroad line or at the Orange river.
The Smelling of Ladysmith, Natal
was still 10 progress yesterday. A
force from Gen. Buffers camp recor =
noitered to Colenso and exchanged VOL
legs with the Beers. An early advance
on Colenso is still confidently expected
in London.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-02
Serious Railroad Accident.

Altoona, Pa, Jan. "A disastrous
and serious wreck occurred al Cressop,
IL miles west of this city. on the PeDl :
sylvania Railroad last evening in which
Is people narrowly escaped being kill
ed. A freight train was broken 10
three sections at Gallitziu, in the submit
OF the Alleghenies. The engineer OF
the first section pulled away to avoid
an accident, hut at CressOn the second
section, which bad gained a speed Of 35
miles an hour, crashed into il. In a
minute 20 cars were piled in the air
aud the tracks blockaded. The pat
sepger cars standing on the tracks 10
which were seated Is people, were
c,ught by the wrecked cars and top
pied over 10-foot embank ment. The
cries OF the injured added horror to The
wreck and the crowd standing around
the station hurried to their assistance.
All were quickly released aud their in
juries were given attention. All were
badly shaken up and bruised and some
OF them seriously injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-02
Herald,

A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT David BeI-
nett, o lsborer, removed his family
from Salem, N. j.. to Bridgeton, where
he had brighter prospects for steady
employment. The newcomers trav.
ersed the ten miles with their goods on
tho wagons and reached Bridgeton at 6
O'Clock last night, suffering severely
with the cold. The house into which
they moved had been unoccupied for
some time and the water pipes were
frozen. 10 ignorance of this fact fire
was started in the kitchen range ard
the family gathered around it to gather
some of the warmth. Suddenly there
was terrific explosion, ard the stove
was shattered 10 q thousand pieces, the
fire being scattered all over the room.
Mrs. Bennett was standing near the
stove with q babe in her arms. She
was horribly burned about the face.
neck and arms. A little boy was struck
10 the eye with live coal, and the eye.
burned out. A little girl, 2 years old,
was fatally injured. A piece OF tie
burst stove struck her full in the
face, carrying the most Of it away.
she was Immediately taken to the hos
pital, but she cannot recover. The
room wss set on fire and the flames
were extinguisbed with difficulty. TIE
cause of the accident was the failure of
the frozen pipes to feed water to the
waterback, which burst when il became
heated,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-02
General Wheeler.

Chicago, Jan. "A Washington
special to tho Record says Letter.
from Manila received at the War De-
partment and by friends of General
Wheeler indicate that the relations be-
tween him and his military superiors
and associates are not a. cordial as they
might be. General Wheeler appears 10
have grievance against the regular
army officers. He thinks there is a
conspiracy among them to prevent him
from active participation ia the Philip
pines campaign and thereby depriving
him Of the glory and qualification which
is the reward of the successful soldier.
General Wheeler has appealed to his
friends and even to the President TO
use their Influence 80 that Otis will give
him livelier job. There is, without
doubt, distinct prejudice against Gen.
eral Wheeler 10 the regular army. He
is regarded as q political general. 1t s
said that General Wheeler's latest mes
sages to the President, which are sent
through colleague 10 Congress-, were
severely critical in the comments upon
the management OF the campaign in
the Philippines and reflected directly
upon his superior officer, General Otls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-02
RICHMOND VS.. THE BELL TELE.
PHONE COMPANY.

Judge Nathan Gofi has rendered an
opinion in the suit of the city of Rich
mond against the Southern Bell Tele-
phone Company 10 its attemp. to have
the Bell Company remove its poles and
wires from the city. Judge Golf takes
the ground that If the southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Company, as
decided by the United States Supreme
Court, has no right upon the streets OF
Richmond, under an act of Congress,
passed 10 1866, regarding telegraph
lines, it has no right under the laws OF
Virginia or the ordinances OF the city Of
Richmond Use such streets. He, there
fore, will at later date issue decree
dismissing the bill of the complainant
company and dissolvDg the Injunction
restraining the city from removing the
poles aud wires of the Bell Company
from the Streets of Richmond. This
action Of Judge Golf does not neces-
sarily end the litigation. The Bel
Company can appeal from his judg-
ment TO the United States Circuit Court
of Appeals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-02

SCHOOL BUILDING DEDICATED
The new school building at Me-
nsssas was formally opened yes
terday with appropriate exercises in
which prominent paris were taken by
DR.. Il. NJ. GARRISON, Superintendent Of
Schools of Prince William county /;
Prof. Charles E. RufIner. priucipal OF
the school; Judge c. e. Nicol, Mr.. J..
B. T. Thornton, Commonwealth At
torney George c. Round, and Others.
Mr.. John a. Trimyer, Of this city, 10
an appropriate address, presented the
school a flag 10 behalf of Bull Run
Council, No. l04, J. o. q. A. NJ, which
was accepted by DR.. Clarkson, who re-
sponded.
Last summer Mr.. Andrew Carnegie.
through AR. George G. Round, offered
81 900 worth of books for the school.
provided the third floor of the new
building YVES reserved for a public L.
brary. This has been done, and the
library will soon be opened to the
public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-02
AGUINALDO's WIFE CAPTURE

AGUINALDO's WIFE CAPTURED.
Bontoc, Luzou, one of the last recent
refugees of Aguir aldo, has bsen captur.
ed by Major March's battalion of the
Thirty-third infantry. Two bsttalions
OF the Thirty-ninth have captured Ca.
buUsv. TIE Americans landed under
cov'r OF the guns of the Laguna de Bay.
The Insurgents occupied strong posi
ton. Shrapnel was used and they re-
treated, fighting to Santa Rosa, where
they were soon routed by REINFORCE
ments from Calambs. The American
loss was two killed and four wounded.
The loss Of the insurgents was severe.
One hundred prisoners were taken.
AguiDaldO's wife, sisters aud Is Fill
pinos, inclu ding three officers, surrer =
dered to Major March. The Fllipin. 9
gave up two Spanish aud two American
prisoners. 1t was recently reported
and generally bel we'd hat Aguinaldo's
wife WAS dead, but Major Msrch's car
ture proves this Incorrect. Her ward
robe was captured by Americans some
time ago.
The American campaign to subdue
the filipinos south OF Manila has be
gun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-02
TUEsDAY EVENING. JAN. 2 1900

In FORMER times nearly all the Sen
ators and Representatives in Washing
ton Oh New Years Day called at the
White House and paid their respects to
the President; but in those times
every citizen of the country, no
matter to what political party ne be-
louged, respected the man who hao
been elected President BY fair ma
jority Of the unbought votes OF dis
fsllow-citizsns. But all that has been
changed, and as the election OF Presi'
dents is now bought with price, and
not fairly decided by the votes OF the
people, few, except those who have
some selfish interest to promote. retain
any of that respect, and so the cor
gressional callers at the Executive
Mansion" yesterday were by no means
numerous, and the democrats among
them could be counted upon ones
fingers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-02
Signal Corps Men Captured.

Marila, Jan. 2.-Ten members of the
signal corps, under Lieutenant Duffy
have disappeared south Of Vigan and are
believed TO have been taken prisoners
by the insurgents. The men were
stringing wire south Of Vigan to cor :
nect with a party under Lieutenant
Lenoir, who were constructing line
northward. When Duffy's men failed
to appear, a search Was made and it
was discovered his wires had been Cut
and telegraph poles destroyed.
Manila, Jan. 2.-Archbishop Chapelle,
laI al delegate 70 the Philippines, and
Father McKipnoD, formally chaplain OF
the California volunteers, arrived here
today.
Manila, jan. 2.-Captain Leary,
naval governor Of Guam, has issued b
proclamation abolshiDg The practise OF
slavery in that island, The proclama.
ton will take effect February %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-02
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The Longfellow mansion 10 Portland
Me-, built by Alexander Lougfellow. a
brother of the poet, Henry w. Longfel-
low, was burned this morning, loss
81 900.
This entire rolling stock, car barns and re.
p4ir shops Of the Grsensburg, Pittsburg and
Jeanette electric line ut Greensburg, Pr.
were destroyed by fire Of mysterious origin
at midnight. Loss $4,000. The road il
seriously crippled.
The barn of John &. Dodge, treasurer OF
the Arkwright Mills, at Fall River, Mass
was burned this morning. The chsrred body
OF negro coachman was found in the ruins
Four horses snd hall dozen stylish traps
were slsc burned.
This morning the Fl fifteen feet wall OF earth
Chicago drainage canal was completely cut
away by a cam dredge, aud water Was turn.
ID into the immense new canal.
Two saw mills belonging to the Lsckawana
Lumber Company were burned at Cross
Fords. Ps., today. Four hundred men are
thrown out OF employment. The loss is
100000.
Mrs. Frederick Hal daughter of G. 8.
NoyCs OF the Washington ID. g. Star. drop
ped dead of heart disease at Oakland, CAL,
lat night while on her way to church.
A sixmonths'oll baby was smothered to
death ana ten persons wer, injured 10 a fire
early this morning in tenement house
on First av.nue, New York
The schooner Eve L. Ross, loaded with pig
iron, was discovered this nor ing ashore 1t
Cold Spring Hsrbor, N. j., by life savers, who
have gone to her assistance.
Roland Reed, the &C or, who has been seri-
ously i'll in New York, is improving and his
recovery is anticipated.
The ice harvest began today at Chicago and
ice twelve inches thick is being taken from
the Takers and rivers.