Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-02-01

Makes fat, blood, and muscles more
rapidly than any known remedy It's
food for the blood, brain and nerves.
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea is
Ask your druggist.
Frank Goodwill and T. B. butcher
were in town Tuesday. They have fin
lshed their logging job for R. Stewart
near State Line and have taken another
contract.
Attention is called to Mart Hirzel
that If he needs anotherS man to help
him harvest his ice he can procure the
same by calling on young ], j. r.
-Chas. LaForge of Rhinelander, the
Woodruff & Mcguire 8 Co.'S head man
was in this city Wednesday looking
after their business interests in this VII
cinity:
Jas Langill has finished his logging
job. The last logs were put in Monday.
His family who have been staying at
the camp with him will move back to
town in day or two.
"Thou changest not-yet. / am al
ways changing" said the substitute to
Rocky Mountain Tea. Made by the
Madison Medicine Co. 35c. Ask your
druggist.
Sheriff Loughlin was over in the
western part OF the county the fore
part of the week summoing jurors for
the next term OF the circuiecourt which
meets here next week.
u. j. Roderick is one OF the proud
est men in town and all because he is
the papa OF bouncing eleven pound
baby boy who arrived Tuesday even
ing. Mother and child are doing as
nicely as could be expected.
Our open winter caught severe
cold the fore part of the week, the
thermometers registered some twenty
below Tuesday and Wednesday. The
cold wave was general all over the
Northwest.
If fortune disregard thy claim.
Don'thang thy head in fear and shame
But marry the girl you love best
Rocky Mountain Tea will do the rest
Ask your druggist.
as Miss Viola Mcintyre
was returning from herschool the pony
which she was driving ran away with
her and running over stump over
turned the cutter throwing her out and
breaking the thills. She WAS consider
ably frightened but not very badly hurt
-W..J: Walsh received letter Tues
day from his brother James who is TAX
ing the law course at the State Univer-
sity From it he learned that mis- broth
er is Just recovering from severe at
tacEo the grip.
Colman left Monday for Chi
cago to visit his sister. From there
he will go to Downing to spend few
days with his parents after which he
will leave on another "Trip 10 Dawson
City. From there he expects to go
down the Ukon river and finally bring
up at the gold fields of Cape Nome.
This is the third trip Mr.. Colman has
made to the Klondike. ~
Numerous letters of inquiry in re-
gard to the lands in Villas county are
being received. We received one few
DAYS ago from Mankota, Mimi. from a
party of six who sail they were tired
of pfairies and desired farms in the tim
Der regions of this state aud asking in.
formation in regard to the lands around
here and said they intended coming
here in. the spring to look the country
over. All indications point to am in
tiux Of settlers here the coming year.
We, have room for lots of them and will
be glad to- welcome sflf who may come
Ex-Assemb1yinan Charles Hall of
.Oconto. who was in .the city saturday,
thinks the Democrats vii. find it diff
cult to get the workingtnem oftflorthern1,
Wisconsin, tovote:the De,noccratic ticket
this yeah The workingfnsgns khow.how
hard it was to procure employment and
how meagerswages We're under Demo
cratic. rule. They realize what added
disas tel. would have hefallen the coun-
trysif the wild financial policy of the
Chicago, platform had been attempted.
They appreciate the extent, to which
the .unexampled prosperity that the
country isnow enjoying is due to the
conservative and level-headtsd admins
tration IN powerat Washington which
has maintained sound money and re-en-
acted the protectivs tariff. AT Mon
leo Junction, in Forest county, said
Mr.. Hall. "a firm is advertising for one
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