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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Bepia13aa; week beginning Snndo,.
i i,'itltn r. Ray, pastor ''1"! April 10 Rev
WOW a. NJ PREACHING
-. ~ y m Sunday school
S .%T ?. M Preaching
Suprpnn W;oi Morning Sermon nc,,, ..
SUNDAY ,1 ',[SS to Immortality IlS'' Inc
cert given by The mere will be an Easter oo,,
iCttSSl''N 200 D. N IIipio- E
Aid Society 'ei "ooh' Meeting of the LadisaS
Mr. Trnd + v " Wood Farm prayer nicotine
ThurSday 7:$o i =, u
1--WE have saved many doctor hin.
since we began using Ch nuo f oils
1b Ho5t1 kemedy in home. We We 'I I,nan
4 oottle open all the time and w he Keep
, any q my family or myself he 1ITN 81
uae ,e elle C9ush Remdy, and as Ta ar ~
~, ~ ~ ~, 81 udNe to send away for 5oa
G Tor ana incur large docfor rJ Ii;i d ooc-
fails ih = 4o oe,Ialn Cough Remedy never yer
Ia afi'S IocQre 1t is certainly a meri Hcie1
~ Ma great merit and worth ~
l l9nonIhie' General Merchant on -
9n ~ l III ,MartlG, Bedford county DIV
! =, SAFE by t, L. Steib & Co, | d.
:, Mrs. \ J. Boyles is on > yf~i+
!,G III WauSau. She ' vii ~ Her
h hononI dGout three weeks. Mr. BovIoe
'ells quite timid and afraid If nHUSleS
5aS invited his friends G. g H =, SllostS
ienry L. Fitch to stav w, wye and
oeen wen protected. " ~ D. has
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12
tIOPED,
"iSs lille Schumacher FIees With Her
brand Rapids the Young Gallant. u
IFrom the Nerrfu Aor,oo. ;,

-Aeii4Ii AQvOcatel
hr Niles and miles to the west +o.,o
Nun minnesota, young e sUpner STATE STATE
IN o9e Eli way Happy in the G anficina made
Ii a1 early marriage the voun wrph hri6
ItI0 the scene of her labors G in W;G pride
SIN SIN and flew with her hero herr ia "a m h?
d deSS Sa ana contentment. Miss IS nMa af}l
I'D SCHUMACHER, who has 1iSS nra Ma1li,
Louis Louis Fried household for sama at tn; the
eloped during the forepart Of fU Iast tlme
M napids, Wis John had been q con mfdnd
SM aa1a for some time and and , uoulting
so Impressed that She in spi t oe &c me
.lanWllllngness of her n spl,e VI the
, ,eside at Pine River. e eansansoS who
accompany John secretly TO Wiu 70
fsr A secPefT iyt She departed from
ler Intended having gone before ens Efs
5lned him at some point oT bolen She
icy went together to NnrSb anu
,lniiitsota' where they were nar rmeln
ie Indicating the same in q ia1.
ried. ana Mrs. L.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12
NEKOOSA SUBURBS

! , Inc Rev. E. Casper met with omit,
, surprise on Saturday last ST. ~, Iili ! q
. efi;lNIng TO NekOoSa the horses bo "iilIt
~ at something bv tha raa5
sue ana started at ranid Iodu-
t th,d,ehtIy intending to leave All bohir !
IIi or put the Reverend nroro Jo1 t,,d1
nc I9uld ride as fast as they con1d o Ia.
+ at Lhally succeeded in brinoin ni t, IIll
10 malt. Fortunately thss o ae1li
G"!idSe sustained was a sIi9bt ,oliIy
n .I Cne rear axel caused by rn6nina pt 9nu
close 10 an oak tree. ''iliils 700
10 not allow dealers to sell ro,, so,
nroEs JqSt as good as Putnam FaS 9oIele
n1 SrI. Inere is no such thing on 49,
ImiaIket, Insist on hayinu p Tn une
ga TaoelesS Dyes. Sold by F. 1. : s teiaR n
Ihe ladies of the r p son.
society will hold church fair oie"lhg
1 ne" church on Friday eyeninn III Ine
90 90 Inese ladies have a finrs di "a 2rll
al Wearing apparel and fancy w n,JIpldt
a." Saio AlilQs OF which will be 0ffnroS 81 vi
"a e. cake and coffee will he Sor io5
IL ito e'a4>e wishing to satisfy the .n ,eu
llIe at ten cents each. 'ne appe-
we recently read 2 nos4os 49,. e
md ot i,orC cdIIle, horses, sheep, swine .
n nm Grder animals are RESTRAINED ' frnn
he toEn at at large on the highwav.so IN d
viii 'U Wnr, Oh Fort Edwards. The abor ~, II II
lckoo woih wb 6ad L with those living in n n
Iun TO run at large. AZ tho eApect II
:, on the north, west and y are ca
y Port Edwards. '0'0 dud south 1t
l me Old Grip Microbe: oe
a ILLS l1o p, olG aches and pains; ;.
" md h nnnl three times a dar n, M
III ~ ~, scare that Grip MicroFta az, III!
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12
arholio,1ro

= Carbolisalre.
The work.
John E. DAILY.
n,o Hiss Lizzie zwygart left Tuesdor
hm onn for Oxford, Wis. her r'u aIS
w uJnie 70 take care of an older hrn4 h oau
main TaE y 3 very sick. She expects 70 n rel
nrea e1I sunday Rev. Stevenson will
S p1I9on dt the hall at 800 o'ciock IN
1uyec' VIII be THE Resurrection "iS
Fr,e lsS Bertha Rozelle's cousin &c
enuShlp is visiting here this weep
Or rd Ha Latus is very sick this wool
NJ nougen was called Sunday. 'A'
with LIE hIeCerson Of Dover is VISITING
III 'ohh Sanders this week. 'iiis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12

: friend on the Pacific coo,t n.4.
"l.u Hl GATE OF April ,, saws. ''o "llClhg
we are just recoyarin,.
TO hear .I hil, ". ). Bryan. | went ont f.
me incra an last night. 1t seemed TO
hich ,hcfedIb Die that man seekin@ 10 20
If "iS ~; once of presidcnC could mai p ,,
tho cue r df2umentS attributed to hin, 'i ht5
n nv dni1Gr"SpaperS. | wanted to how i f oy
II' IaT'' Wen. he is a dcma C@, nor
fer fer" s,, IC1erly impossible il wnn13 o ho
Tho 1 Pon, q man to gain the hold nnon
hnC i'cpuollcm masses that tbir u ni"1
I n"n,a upoil--l was going 10 saw 'i ti1d
,Ipo!,locracy- but should sav tho cue ulIe
I7'IIi;lirI'IIon. He has rerantl, In
9elieFe, used Lincoln'S namo noiy, |
School I 5na eng himself in the same I"o
no 100 Inn VI class ass He should know '% AND
IL inc u3nnb does know. that Gnr %nu
i '1h'a'to 3 presidency the Brve u"tin ~
i"n u1tc-N aIlandingham, Niiiiin,uoi
n,, and Voorhees, were attssa an:
,ff, nL.i,coIi Just as -BrvanVic noH
' rat nn Mckinley on the adn 10 nrG"
had Davis. ASuihald0, they |
cannot agree with tboso ~
l> dot;> 'he opinion that Nr ,Ji VINO
vim no nor ~ ~ I ~ any doubt. The peo9Ie ~
rat r. .o ad 30 soon forget the last bempn- u
,iii =" ,dJnn1l,i,n,tlSGration. A 'burbear~
MI ~ io uouot be made of the s'fr TS4r fl
~. npo tlnperiaism" but thew viii IL pS u.s. Of
i I.a 1"IGotten that such thinoS DO rId ioC
NJ democratic times, mni,o 10 tIl 1lol, ,
"il&f| and naked" '''"Ne Ihem th
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12
NEN0OSA.

on the i wee, OF IT. one thousand people strotos
eight mics oank Of the Wisconsin, rive stH aztec
seat soan G5 GT'n IS RqPPid he eoa3Y
also on me or Iy from New Lisbon to r " 81 Ry
running from a"rSnfed 4 south Western iiS" =
HNSkoos Paper NS S6%pan1 to hMaFs6@eld The
qbTr ana Sulphite plant iocatanTde their Pulp
lnStitutionand promi Hg5e ana It is
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12

,ur me' lhe undersigned, do boroh,
r6n te 10 10 refund the money on no1e9 ~
Sum- S,rn nottIe Of Grecne:s Wa ur d 81
cH iup oI Far If it fails TO cnr a., " tid
h boz = we also guarantee p - your your
Ic IfI,e 10 prove satisfactory or ~ no 0enC
jnfii91 D'd. John +. DAILY John llIUley
nlrh1lnn1
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12

il h me proposed oppose plan of issuing stamns
tween D"oH 40 form, with paratine paper ' he
from TIo cliG sheets, to keep the Stano nG
mnntins5, eCGlng stuck on themselves +? 20
nr o1J,nS wv WIN great favor among fh 10
them T WIZ ID are already inquirine for for
b 5mfin Ihey Ill be ready for dix dist l r
fnt IITl' 10 poStmasters in the near
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12

lima 'l'd t was arrested in South Caro-
''l ,'t. q lew days ago for breakino C az
: WIS Posl once and stealing 2 nnwl9no inCo
w, iicll asked what he did if far 1n pc per;
~ ~ wanted to read the advertienn n1 ndtu
l So ,nG paper. He was cyidnntI ,Tli ID
- ' OF the location of KeeIn Ily cn III
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12

x Mr.. and Mrs. Henry po,,a,
: recently adopted fonr S noa behnke
MoGd nIGr IRON; from the state school die,
servicay u naighC With spasms. Funera
8 sc fi tL was held Wednesday a fternon d
aG The Catholic church. tT fh"auerilooI
me sympathy of the commI y 10
Uhelf bereavement. " III
of h = 81 righteous man regards tho 1ifo
lot mp 10; oeast." Such a man will not
hr,ii miS morse suffer from cnts ar
the a'' Co gdlls, etc, and will appreciat 70
ramod 1alue OF the old and reIiahIe
a l9iTnooy' Goes Veterinary Carhoii
"l'o' oold by John E. DAILY.
ooa the first of May Jacob Knto, ni,
sacaCe the Grand View houSe VIZ
n nIGIe into his own house H. anu
81 0f9l I TO give up hotel life on acconnt
Its u1 WIS. huter'S health. She iS i1,nt
nio from an attack of pneu }noC
bn az Cne last meeting of the viIlaoo
board the following annnin+ ,r,dage
were were made: NightWatch and TiiI Mau
siaaI FoOtit Street Com mda-
'ig ns Jacob kuter. Health Ofinnr {
DR.. 5. A. McGregor. Dl0n o'nceF {
Miss Ida Tnni nul Pr 'Se party was given
n % bn nna LaPlne the first of the week
aron ,0r n1In, Il her 18th birthday. A \
resent nu I'll OF her friends were p
vent ~ iielp her celebrate the
f. eul nl1ig sores, ulcers, boils, pimnlns NJ
no. No. o qulckly cured by Banner Salye r
q i ntbon nea 5l!g salve in the world
onnt Uo Rr Just as good" Wood r
1 ~ Drug 20. and John E. DaIv Wv" -
IT, Z ne eb Ladies Aid society of the Cath
~ ~ 1Tlu[Ch Will give an ice croon, g.
ordl at Brooks Bros hall ThnrsS JaIi wa
~ II ~ from 500 O'Clock until 500 y ",
nd All are cordially invited to to- al +. !
MSS VI Is Clara Staten, a gradupto of Id ID
! ilo BUSINESS college in WanSa ~ :
oolyS d. engaged as book-keeper nv wa
o o Bros. She commenced Wo ny he1
esday morning. 0'''eu work \
m. Leroy of TomabawLy woo visi
dav N : h Gti sunday; He celebrated N
81 10y ~; Ia ms old fashioned wav and was
% nave enjoyed his visit here "''' 7,
us ' f3 Bert Chamberlain will danart MeT
p S+ ,uI ilef nome in Necedah
,n a stay or six months with har
I'll rnd bur ,Ilte of the town of Saratoo, the
lneu nome Monday from . ia a col
\ 'lSlC with his sister in Marsh rJo and
'Ve nc i the Easter dance in Brooks
e nan f Monday night Apri TJ IA
'nC Tor local brass band. ~ !" TO- A tbri
e ice cleared out of tha wisoo. rredl
at this noin+ vi Gli1 w iScOnSln Rapi
m dawn, poiilU on Monday. Anril & 81
y "dLldSe dOne. plan
nlo,, o. farm
l p,ieh o Snyder has sold his farm in
i konv ol Saratoga to Geo Preston ABB
the
y emma Huber of Marshtield ic Boynt
y 0eSV Oh her brother Peter and join
} ''''' tWent
;, M,akely is improving from = t tilarTl
illness with pneumonia Ololls
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12
BuCkIen'S Arn;co coI,

hr, Inc pest Salve in the world for cnts
s -, Uses, sores, ulcers salt rheum fe uI
IT1fS, letter, chapped hands I che
Infn 'I1; Gof rms and all skin eruptions
to rira apIe Tor piles: 1t is guaranteaJ
nor S h"y perfect satisfaction. Price 25c
pei ooN. For sale by John T. Dali IT -oc
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12

ore ~ plll mas a. been introduced by Com
IiV I1@iit IA stokes to give free mail DE-
fhrn2y , ~ all towns having as many G az
%rn.c ,lloilSahd inhabitants or Who"n
? 'o'' iecelptS amount to 81. O00 "i'o0o
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12

About sixty invited pueS+c
the home of Mr.. and Mus Ms met met at
boynton last Wednesday eron oanuel
JOIN with them in ceiob 1,I,llng TO
IWenty-ffth anniversarv a of Inc
marriage. About a hundroJ Clelr
lions were issued but distance .ai'aIa,
eAOIelhe unfavOrable cOnditio dilu
toaus prevented many from attendi,oi
very pleasant evening enIivenadi ~ |
music and dancing was snent by uy
oMlng 10 the lenten season ut nuC
~ tlIllHlehces too early and lasts too i int
iIie ldUCer amusement was mat tou idI
nhIerfered with. Supper wa aIa' eay
doout twelve o'clock and to Co ne !
~ ~ was was IN Mr.. Boynton's best coy ctn Gllat
~ ueli thoSe acquainted with b ers a ie is
nary skill thatit was evervthinr Jul
of iI 1'a LOT. Among the large nnn NJ NC l
n ~ tn"alusome and valuable presentn ud :
I' 'iSb as IolloWs: Elias BoyntOn y Nv we l
Nn SUon' !ve dollars: c. B. Crand .IH
W. L!Spon, silver butter tnifo,.
1al anu Mrs. ID. P. Bisbee. Corvinie G.
on 'tSSal spoon; n. Girard. Stonnb' 2
o q Low CnIee dollars: Mr.. and NJ 7
rand d Pon nr. and Mrs. G. +. KeljoSS v
IilI and ' opus PfuS' pudding spoon: Geo
poons. u g We III U Grand Rapids, set tea
On fp,,i - II. Narnera and wife. Apnlen Oh
ICGer knife and sugar shnIi. ld m ", n
ri I0lN er ana wife, tooth pick Set. M 60.
al7 c. Otto, Hamilton na n,l,, set; "a
essier Gilmaster J. Yescbte D.u daen, br
,n1aoek' Perch, Alex, Messerrsa iii p
,idsg, 7. J. Flanagan 'et - 2 :. !
,luSHMo[thy, e. S. Bailey H. ma
1zelIe, Joe Adams, T. !. WITT a L. CHI
tea set. V nue. John As.
~, dh Is is, Is too much, John T WON'T Pea
nu IL any longer. Tomorrow T Won Won Cha
vi ln{ pl mothers, unless Won oct ted ave Cha
ne, ne noc6y Mountain Tea" SenSib tie
u, nhan' SOC. John E. DAILY. '0"Siole
! me election passed off without on T
t nEaIalI3 At the business meet iny is b
,eVeIIooped that the town was nii T pile:
;: III was voted TO hn;15 III ueOt teed
n THpei aero across the Hemlock. to cos JONI
i niTle + IMAM $500. They also yo 49, -,
' ,mnno Iiree other bridges to c cost III
nlore tnan 5000 each naar ~ C1 IosC cry 6
is ;, ana enc on the road rI1n mn IL is no
rom Cahill's switch to cost t" : Ing cry g
s undqt 81 l that the county viii TO b
On, 5Aeu 70 pear one half the expense ~ oonn
IN Sanders commenced 49,
mop which he is going u "ork on
DTS west of the ss nPi,, " erect on Tai
ing Harve Dunken wan+ Monday Syrup
ran after the boiler. ' uo"n 10 earth.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12
~ l. fO"IAiHE, Editor and pyonyjoto.

md ~ 1862 g., there were less than 400
S 13ieS o[aer offices in the Tnit ovG
rand n Now there are thirty V th"n
n1lLut ana the number ncreasing e e1iou
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12
PORT EDWARDS

r iiUeat e on the west bank of tho w,...
1Guf miles south of Grand Randi Isc {,
With 1Hd of about 800 people spG II mas
Marsheid fa and son the c n St vG and
located here up d Paper Mills are
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12
COnSumDtion Curo

the " baSt aG,, White Wine of Tar syrun
que nai pest cough re medy on earth c,, ~
az o9l "a IN one day if taken in time ui q %
anu oo Gus John E. DAILY. drueniSt %
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12

erv Ia aeo Grand Opening Sale Of ni,,,n
e az now g"o on The finest line Of @i1 HGs
t try g goods in the city. 4 GOOD oc n lin
bonnet. iidCty Easter hat or
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12

CO - large circle of Mrs. Chris po+o
Son trends gathered at her h eUe
s 3dUuLday evening and took hor riol u
o poag IS: All tie visitors renor, .
SUou Cime and Mrs. Peterson nod poiC
handsome remembrance u, iiaIiiC loE
left her. - aiice winch the.
FOR lack of attention. pir1O .,.
70 never NOPE. "'uil
i i3 CoIe ehe r. &C. complexion they used
oold by John E. DAILY.
,tt mr. and Mrs. Jos. LaMade1ino an5
G 1ra,e p lankIe Noel came down frn rru
tho ail a. hdpldS last Wednesday 70 sna ND
NooI "dy with Mr.. and Mrs. FranIl
dnr, NJ creW or men have been husv
iuurlng The past week in hIaStino, 'tSy
ne above the dam. The i lam n one
'''r ousll tuesday causing no damaGa
7. mo. Cumberland came from strona,.
faTaiT to spend Sunday w, With hI1ong ;s
taamiIy here and has been conf rd MS
'ile mouse by illness since his arriVaI 70
,t 0o NoI MEDALS aI to HARPER wbiskev
y rbica ne" n orleans & Words Far
,Ld"ag7 Try 1T, you will endorse t ttl
Ira66d : R seiuLct; Sold by Chas. GougeT
Mrs: JOS Demroe departed for b, \
e un,e IN Grand Rapids FRIDAY, bav i,Hr +
,1ri ~ nursing at the home of r. Cahiiii L
~ iiis Che past two weeks. ''''ii A
H. Inc infant child of Mr.. and Mr., Sc
ldhk Noel was chrstened Snn ~ ., F."
10 iono many OF their Grand R anidSy
iehdS were present. A'apluS
NJ Uses Belle and FLOW Oni,, WOO. M
a Philip Canning snent Iant' CASSIE CI
; R %s u1ie nome of Mr.. and Mrs. W DC
a. ". sweat returned Tuesday from, !
~, ~ gone where he had been Snendl CHI;
- niS vacation at his home, ma
= n 4. Bean and Miss Mary Hannah 9 8n,
II iia4sen visited the latters siStor "
IS Matte, last Sunday. ''''er'
9ckon not the seasons, +
or The years that come and ,,o cha
: an ali-around pleasure to mo len
lnce taking Rocky Manu- ~ li1S, Ere
, I "a geo. Brazeau went to Tomab Iva
her parents. al udys II
ION Willard of Mansion. Vic t. VA CIdl
ivy iin III Hls uncle Bert Millard and Ca CT
1nou p,, seller
lucy burrows has returned from
again. !" Uie mill FO
s, Franz Noo, man,
1rs in Gro n9FI ana children were Clerk
80 a"u 'aplds on Tuesday. Meye
IS thG nc; Boyle of Grand Rapids
IL Che village Tuesday. -" i''o' Eo,
III this week. l"iiiiiy 10 Clerk
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12
Noted Healer In To,.,

is Ra ae gle a healer of modern ti,oos
pIes aed save a, for cuts, wounds sores SORES
iced Ted "I val al skin diseases. Gn sUreo'
Jefu, 7 Wood County Drug G Go an
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12
VESpER.

ten m Village Of humid
HE4Pi1s located ON the G. N, & St st ot Grand
arm ing mil and surrounded BY S fsrt ana
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12

on the
milk to the
OF the farmers in
lie coming summer at
ger hundred weight.
ninbs1 Ia ai OF MauSton, agent for the
| this vici Wei ijtan4s and organs, canvassed
Mr., CAS- nit ~ Inc fore part of the week
while here ' thh. one order for a piano
scho nG Ieacher and pupils in the LYNN
sn nouI ar are planning for iuyeni Hn
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12
10 Cure a Cold in nno D.

Sv Like warmers White Vino oer
esrt ~ the best cough ren,o ~ Lar
Daly, druggist. n'S John E.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12
Alter LaGrippe-What2

ers IlSu fanIyi racking cough and a pan-
money and Tar is guaranteed - : oIey
81 Cne grippe cough" and ma 10 cure '
STRONG and we'll. Wood Count aNG you
20. and John E. DaIv oounty Drug
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12
.C:ASTORIA
FOR Infants and Children.
Inc KIND You Have Always Bought
signature enc Of &MzZzZ-
ELECTION AFTERMATH.

many BACK Districts Heard From-wbo ~
New Officers Are.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12

,,t ~ o. ana H Mrs. JOS. LaMadeline and
G 1iraie p tanEIe Noel came down fr %nu
the ail da hapids last Wednesday to SPEND rn1
Noel Noe oay with Mr.. and Mrs. Fr p.np
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-04-12

sons id re; circle of Mrs. Chris Peter.
Satnrd I1Iends gathered at her home
smrnri uay evening and took her h lT
GOOD p t tie, Al the visitors renort y y
; han cIme and Mrs. Peterson mentions utC d
Z Iaf fia hsome remembrance which t tbaE
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-09-29
GEN. LEES COFFIN.
Casket which Contains the Remains was
Washed Ashore.

Casket which Contains the Remains was
Washed Ashore.
Rschmond, Ya., Correspondence in Neao
Orleans Times Democrat.
II was not known uutil very recently
that Gen. Robert E. Lee, the great
Southern commander, was buried at
Lexington in coffin that was washed
to than place by the great food of
1870 Col. Craighill, who knew Gen.
Lce we'll, and who is one of the most
prominent engineers in this country,
gives this statement of this heretofore
but Ii tie known subject:
GA curious scrap Of history has
rec 'ntly come to my knowledge in
connection with The burial Of Gen.
Robert E. LIE. Ger. Lee died Otto
ber -, 1870. A few days before his
death the great food of that year in
James River hod swept ev' rything
before it, and Lexington was cut of
from communication with the outside
world. 1t was found that there Was
not coffin IN thn town suitable for
ttc occasion. In this dilemma some
one found box which had floated
down the liver and stranded Upon
opening it beautiful casket was found
in the box, and in this the body "f the
great commander was buried. Should
be disposed 10 doubt these
facts I am prepared to verify them
absolutely"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-09-29
REDUCED RATES.

To the National Convention Of the,
Christian Church, which meets at Kan
sas City, Mo-, October 1919, the
Southern Railway will sell round trip
tickets from all points on its lines at
the rate Of one frst-:lass fare for the
round trip, plus 81 90 Tickets will
be sold October Sth, 9th and 10th,
with finsl return limit to October
23rd, inclusive. Persons at non-coupon
stations should notify ticket agent
ceveral dars in advance Of their con-
tt nplsted departure. in order that he
may supply himself with proper form
of tickets.
Also round trip tickets to the Annual
Convention, National Baptist Associa.
ton, at Richmond, Va, September
l2th-20th, at the rate of one frst-class
fare, from all points on its lines, ex-
cept from Washington. D. O., and
Va. Tickets will be sold
September 10Th, 11th and 18th, with
final limit September 22nd, inclusive.
To the annual convention Of the
Colored Odd Fellows, Louisville. KY,
October 81. round trip tickets will be
sold from all stations on the Southern
RAILWAY. Tickets to be sold Septem-
ber 9sasb. S0fh, and October 1st, with
final iiI1fr~4stober 9th. Persons at
non-coupon stations -sAaa1ald notify
ticket agent several days in advance
Of their contemplated departure so
that he moy supply himself with
proper form Of tickets.
The Mississippi Va ley Medical As
sociation meets at Ashville, N. c.,
October 9th-11th. The Southern Rail-
way will sell round trip tickets from
all stations on its lines October 9Th to
9Th, inclusive. with final limit Ooto-
Der 18th,
For further information call on or
write any agent of the Southern Rail-
way or its connections.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-09-29
COLLEGE BRED MEN.
GrseRSiJLe NeUS


President Mckinley has shown a
decided appreciation Of the superb
qualifications of college men in politi-
cal affairs. % the commission that he
sent to the Philippines last year TO in.
vestigate aud report upon the condi-
ton of affairs in those islands were
President Schurman. Of Cornell Uni
ver.ity, and Prof. Dean Worcester
of Yale, we think. President Seth
Low. of Columbia University, is to be
offered one Of the places on the COM
mission to negotiate peace with China.
President Eliot, OF Harvard, is spoken
of fer ambassador to Italy, and will
probably be offered the position.
1t has not been many years since
popular impression prevailed that col
lege-bred men and college professors
were impractical, that they knew moth
ing outside of their studies and recita-
tion.rooms. It was always a mistake.
It is a greater mistake now than it
ever was before, for the reason that
eellege.br men are taking more in
terest in public affairs than formerly.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-09-29

John H. McMastcr & Co., Winnsboro,
S c.; 7. w. Woodward q Co., Rockton,
:. T.; w. N. Patrick, Woodward. 5. c !;
7. e. Patrick &; Co., White Oak, s. G.