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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-02-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
! United States Land Once.

I'LL.
No,ie. Ia hereby given that William Smith, who's.
,os,ofEc. sjirrsS is Bsk.r CITY. Raker county Ore
oon In behalf of himself and his co-ownerS, Ere
Hru,h W & pow.vx AMI lohn l. Sul,iy an has flied
an .rc,,c ,,ion TOR ra,eut tor the lode mining claim
r.,isI ,hs Mvr,. au,r,. mlr. Situated in NO orva.
ni,si mining district, BAKER county, Oregon, and
Sy she t;eiJ notes ami oScisi rst ON file
IN III, once as Mineral Survey No. ,,s in section two
,ownxhip nine >outh range thjrty- SIX e. W. M Saii
Mineral Survey No ,,x te,np Described As follows
variation being from 40 degrees ,s mjnu,eS
!" M i.v,.sx "a minut.x .,xtC
Commencing ,or a ie,cviptiop Of the exterior toun-
y.,isx nj ,hs Ny1il ouartr claim a, Cor No Of this
surysy Identical with the NE cor Of location the Y
,.c cor between sections and tp o :, X 10 z. W.
Al hss,x Al n, degree, ., minutes 4 600 n. Thence
degrees ,s minutes 4 var 40 degrees q, minutes
,,s n IN center ro,, set A ,amsvack most In
$, ~ i, long ,s in in the ground with mound OF
ss,,n nrouni MARKED A ''Nyrile T. C. y, re for
.nx, cents, ro,, s,,, n IN cor No a. Identical with
IN. 81 en-, ri ioe ,tion 81. tamsrsck po,t In so y,
n Iony "a In in m. v,olnI with mound Of rarth
a,ouna h, marked n 5Myrtjr cor a. ,,x tor cor No.
@, ,his survey, Thence N ,, degrees o, minutes W
On, n, s.v,.., a, mInu,.s 4 ,,t I, Mnmmoth (iulch
cour,s So,thw.x,eTIy I.o.. n To cor No a. set t,r
nos, In 50 AZ II long Is in In the ground with
mouna n, s.,,b n,o,nI n marked n .:Nyrtir Cor A.
,,," ior cor Nh I, n mi, survey the SW cor o., To-
cation hears N A.. degrees W ,,a H. Thence /, de-
gree, ,s minutes Wvsr 40 degrees ., minutes L 100
II 10 ives, center SET pine nos, in 81 A., II long Is
in in m. vrouni With mound Of stones and earth
around n. marked /, "Wyr,I. W. C. s. ne tor west
ievye., " AS n 40, /, 10 cor No A, set a IN pos,
in 50 az n long ,s In In the ground with mound o
stones AMI .aY,h around msrn.J N .Myrile cor A.
a.. ,or cor No =. Of thiS survey, Thence N ~ De.
y,,.s a, m,nu,. 4 ya, ., degree, ,s minutes L TAO n,
IN cor M .. iien,ie, al with inc NV cor OF LEGATION
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-02-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
United States Land Once.


Notice Is hereby given that Fred Morley ami J. W.
Duck~orih. whose postofice address Is Slmpter.
Baker county. Oregon. have filed an application for
patent tor the loie mining claim called tine Lilac
quartz mine. situated In no organized mining district.
Baker county. Oregon. and designated hy the field
notes and Official plat on file In this Office Mineral
Survey 40. In sections and two In township nine
south, range thirty six e. W. ~. said Mineral Sur
vey No. 40 describing the saii Lilac quartz mine
follows tmagne'e variation being 30 degrees as min
utes eaStC
Commencing Tor q description Of the exterior houn-
iaries Of the Lilac quartz claim a. Corner No. Of
this survey. Identical with the NV COZ of location.
the sec cor between sections . and ~ . s. Y 70
t. W. NJ. bears ~ degrees minutes sol.l II.
thence south degrees IS minutes var 40 degrees
IS minutes along the hrs' course OF Myrtle lote
Sur ,,s. goo 10 west centre post. Identical with east
center post OF Myrtle Lode sur as. tamarack post
In 80 II above the ground with . mound OF earth
Lilac W. Z. - 40 tor west center post. ooo II 10
cor No .. Identical with the SW co OF location. set
tamArack post In 81 al long IS In In the ground
i, .n %GS"i "" OF earth os"s "'Ihs
70 degrees as minutes var 30 de-
grees as minutes .es". 4 in,sr,eet.
see"n "s Sssss" !" sS, iss9"t No. .%a
Of location. Identical with No. Bunker Hin Lode
sur ,.s. ioana ~ pos, " ,a y aec :. The gIoas.na IN.
cH o. earn s". h
minutes along the third course OF Bunker Hin Lode
s .u:. e. ;,s,:a s s s ss n:
sax, center post Of oca and poin, Of disco .e
Identical with the west center Bunker Mn Loie Sur
p,. iound . tr post In 5, ~ above the g!oini
40 C. $. tor cas-, center post. 6oo !, TO cor No.
Identical with the NE cor OF location Identical with
cor No. OF Bunker Hin Lote Sur ,s,. found 4 =
earth around II marked Bunker Hill Cor .. "a, D,
marked Lilac Cor A. ,y6" Tor cor No. a. Thence 5
70 degrees ., minutes w var 30 degrees IS minutes {
ana ip S. 4 70 I. w. N. course , degree o, min
uies W s,4ts II to NV cor sec .. isoAo II TO cor No
:. the place Of beginning. smbsacing Of I,sp
acres Of land.
The presumed course Of the loie Is nearly east and
vest. The number Of tset claimed on the lode Is
twelve hundred and ninety -four and six tenths linear
feet. extending along the center line Of Mineral Sur
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-02-28

vey No. ,,o, extending westerey from discovery
shaft a, east center end Of said claim. The surface
ground Is three hundred teet In width on the north
side Of the lode ami three hundred feet In width on
the south side Of the lode.
The notice Of location of said Lilac quartz mine Is
OF record In the Office Of the recorder Of conveyances
Of Baker county, Oregon, At Baker City. In hook Of
records ot quartz mining locations at page roo. .
Adjoining claims: On the east BY the Bunker Hl
Lode Sur ,so. on the west ty the Myrtle Lode Sur ,s
Adjacent claims. On the NV Is the Pedro Lode and
on the SW Is the Montesuma Lode.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the mining
ground, vein, ioie, premises or any portion thereof
so Described, surveyed. plated and applied tor. are
hereby notified that unless their adverse claims
duly filed according law and the regulations there
under Within the day period Of putlicaton hereof
La Grande Oregon. they will he barred ty virtue Of
the provisions Of the statute.
Z. W. BARTLETT. Register
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-02-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
United States Land Once.

Z,
Notice Is hereby given that William Smith. whose
ros,ofhce address Is Baker City. Baker county, Ore
gon In hehsli OF himself ani hts .o-a~ners. Jennie
snEas"n Il ,us'. ~ ~ sN .sSs vs. ss, ana ~, ,""s nm
ioie mining Claim called the bunker ,ll quarts mine.
situated In no organized mining district In Baker
oatia pla, on tile In this office as Mineral Survey No
J,J IN section townsh,p y, range 70 L. w, NJ, said
Mineral Survey No. ,,9 kc,ne desctihci ~ iol,os>
variation. magnetic. hc'na 90 degrees IS minutes
eas,)
Commencing tor = description o. the exterior toun-
dafirs Ut the Bunker iill quartz mine al Corner No.
In In the ground with mound Of earth >crhcl ,so.
whence the section corner On north side ot section
In township =. X 70 EsS, hears No, ,o.o East ,.s,
chains distant thence ~ degrees IS minutes East
~, tee, las, center end post, ooo tee, 10 No.
post In 81 I,s II long set IL In, In the ground with
mound " earth >criNcl s-,so. thence 70 degrees S
minutes W i,oo II to Cor No. 4 q post In 81 ~ u
long set ~ in In the ground with mound Of earth
Sctibci 4 tso. hr In. In dis hears ~ drg \,
dist tlasci and ss,,hed 100, thence n :, de.
gtccs Is minutes W ,oo II west ccntcc end post, 90,
Il tn cor No, pos, In 81 a., u long ,s IN. In the
ground with mound oi earth serhci =. iso; thence
70 degrees minutes 800 to cor No the place
ot beginning ami containing 1000 acres
the Pre- Sumci coutS, of the oic " nearly east ani
west Inc number oi icei claimed On the lode N TT
teen hundred ,se,, extending 700 70 degrees IS
minutes W IL W center end post. rAo II N II degrees
Is minutes to center end post, from discovery
snatL the suria,e ground claimed I, three hundred
feet In width on the north side NJ the oic. AMI three
hundred tee, In width On the south >i. oi the lode.
The notice NJ lotation o SAIL bunkci lii'' quartz
mine s ot record In the office VI the recorder ot con
vryances oi Baker county, At BAKER Civ In book o'
locations oi quartz mining claims At page io'.
Adjoining claims; On the cas-, Gone Case quartz
mine. and on the ives, the Lilac quartz mine.
ANY and all person. claiming adversely the , %,nny
NJ iescrthci sutveve !. plated and applied tor, ate
hcrrhy notified tina, unless their adverse caIm, are
gon. AMI within the Or iay pr,ioi oi public alton
hctco,. with the register o the United States Land
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-02-28


menee ~ degrees IS m'hutes W ~ zee. r"s. r,.
maIked A-r1 =, re,ng corner NO OF me va
W'ddcman quartz claim, hence so degrees ~ MN
u'eS ooA feet to pos, marked IS 'o' A. re,ng cor
ner NO Sof he O'd M'ddeman quartz .'a'm' thenee
y 90 degrees 70 minutes v aus tee' 10 rnst marked
"a, ,o' a, being corner No OF the Tin horn auari
cia'm' hence u ~ deHtceS 20 minutes 'S'o 'ee' "
place OF beginning.
Oesenrnon ot l'n rom m"' s"~- Mneta' survey
80 20, u, to W.T. ~. M r.. u
neR'nn'ng ~ corner NO o. we I'm torn quartz
Claim. post marked e' u. ne,ng corner NO
OF I'm torn m'u SIZE thenee 90 degrees 70 minutes
enss iset 10 corner 70 sol 'he o'i Midcmn,
posi- marked o' " hehee 50 icgirvs ., m'n-
quartz mine, post married ,o' hen.e y
degrees IS minutes SO 'ect To 'n'etseSon WIN east
tine o' AppomaMoS quartz CLAIM ~ - NO o4. posi-
MARKED - ,o' u, tnen,e u 90 degrees 70 m'"ues
S'e 'eet TO place OF teginn'ny, ,..
uesSnpuon o' We SSS'one m''' >''r-M'ne'M SURVEY
NO yoI Il, 10 Wit .
beg'nning Al corner No of the oi M'ii'emsn
quartz cM'm, mcnee " degrees IS minutes 100
Ieet. pos, marked tor u, tcng corner NO o o'
the Iyc'one mi sue. thence 20 degrees % mlnuts,
600 'cet ~ post marked - to' b' rcnH corner
NO, o' me Sy''one mn N'c' urnse " lIeH.ee, ~
minutes " 3p lee' 70 poM mukei A-of u. rehH
corner NO :, Iye,one mi, sue; hsnse aeytses
70 IN nu'es = ooe 'ee,, ros, rI muNes 10Y ~ W'"g
to'net No' u SyS'one M" >"e' 'heh,es deg'ec'
A. minutes 20, zee, TO place OF teynn'ng'
wneh sa.i ~ uotn auuu s'a'm " h,'ren nun
dIea us"I he! W 'engn aha eNenI, seven nun i,sa
ahd my l!SoI 'ee' nof'nea,'r'N ana 80 zee, sol'h
westerly along the I'm Horn oie, bearing gold, IRON
"'e s'N"se'S Vo", We'.o'' WIZ s"''.'e H'"",a '"''
hlhdei l1o') ee''n M,i'h' rc'ng 40 zee, nofh"es'
cry ani u" ce' soaheaswtl rom >a'i 'odc' ana
wy "o"se w us""o" W WING" " 'e'oISca "" F,ee
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nakei SounN' oregon, IN we ONCE o' we 's."Is.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-03-01
GET CERTIFICATES THIS MONTH.
Wood County Teachers Examinations and
institute Eor The Spring of 1900,

Wood County Teachers Examinations and
institute Fer The Spring of 1900
Teachers examinations for the
spring Of 1900 will be held as follows:
In the city of Pittsville, March L,
13 and II.
In the city Of Centralia, March 10,
Is and Il, Third grade the 10th and
18th, second and first grade the 10Th. J
In the city of MarShteld, March 20,
p and D.
All persons who intend to teach this
spring and not holding certificates
must attend one of the regular eXami-
nations. The law allows no ''exten-
sionS" or 'permitS,' so don't ask for
them. No papers from other counties
will be accepted unless the applicant
holds first grade certificate and has
a minimum standing Of not less than
IS. School boards will note the fore
going, for a contract made with per-
son not holding d certificate in this
county, or beyond the life of the certi-
fcate, is void. All applicants for
certificates are expected to have a
| thorough knowledge of the Manual
and to have studied at least one good
book on pedagogy.
No more certificates will be granted
than there are schools to be supplied
with teachers.
Pupils who wish to write for COM
mon school diplomas may do so at any
| of the regular examinations
Examinations will begin at $50 a.
m.
INSTITUTE AT MARSHFIELD.
There will be a teachers institute
held in the high school building at
Marshfeld Friday and Saturday,
March % and 24. Prof. G. E. Patzer
| Of the Milwaukee Normal school will
be the principal conductor. On Fri
day evening Prof. Patzer will give a
lecture on "The Country Schools"
Teachers should bring their manuals
and. at the request of Prof. Patzer,
study sections y, ii, 30, 81. 30, 40. 81,
50 and 80. Also bring written out any
questions you wish to ask on any,
tthing connected with your work. for
| this is your institute and everv tea
cher, who possibly can, should attend
| it.
\ cordial invitation is extended to
school officers, all friends of education
and to teachers in adjoining counties.
| Patrons. if you can't come to the day
sessions come to the lecture. Show
your interest in the schools. Sessions
will begin at 900 a, N,
Very truly yours,
0. J. LEU.
Co. Supt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-03-01
WILL OPEN SATURDAY EVENING.
Bowlning Alleys ofCentraia Fire Company
Dedicated With Match Contest.

| The new bowling alleys of the Cen
| tralia Fire company, in the special
| building erected for the purpose on
Cranberry street next to the city hall,
will be opened for play on Saturday
evening, March 3. Work at this pub
lie amusement corner is near enough
| finished for the connOisseur to give
the verdict that said alleys are very
smooth in every articular-tracks
aud appurtenanceS, furniture and
fXings in toto. The more creditable
| is this fact when it becomes known to
you that building and alleys in their
entirety are a home product, only the
pins and balls being purchased out
side. Material il the alleys is of the
finest sorted hard maple timber,
dressed in inch strips and three inches
deep, at the Oberbecil furniture
| factory. This lumber was perfectly
seasoned, having stood in the yard of
above firm for nine years, being kiln
dried more than week before used.
Seyenty-four bolts in each allev hold
the strips tightly cemented together
as if the track were cut from one
huge log. A runway OF sixteen feet
back of the foul line is arranged. the
bed of which is Just like the track it.
self. Liberal provisions for seating
spectators has been planned and no
detail left undOne that would help to
make this a comfortable and firstclasS
resort for patrons of the latest en-
ticing game. A. n. Palmer will be
manager and collector at the new
alleys and will enforce rules of deco
rum as given below. Ladies' are
especially urged to try the game and
to attend the opening Saturday night
to witness a contest between teams
from Centralia and Grand Rapids,
including the following players:
Centrala-MeSsrs. Samuel Church,
Dan McKercher. Dr.. A. L. Ridgman,
DR.. J. c. Commit, Raymond G. Love,
G.. E. LaVigne.
Grand Rapids-Messrs. Eugene
Miller, George LaBreche, John B.
Arpin, Geo. w. Baker, JOSEPH Martin,
B. J. ClOsuit.
d. E. Roberts, cigar manufacturer
in Centralia has an extra large cigar
made from finest havana, that will be
awarded to the player scoring highest
total in any game. Next Thursday
afternoon, Feb. s. all ladies will be
privileged to play on the alleys free of
charge and a good crowd is anticipated.
Following is list OF
BOWLING ALLEY RULES
l. Positively no cigarette smoking
allowed.
:. Profane or vulgar language will
not be tolerated.
3. Gentlemen will not spit on the
floor
4. intoxicated persons will be
refused admittance.
5. No disorderly conduct whatever
will be allowed.
6. Smoking on ladies' day or when
ladies are present will not be permit
ted.
: .. !. ladies' days will .3.3 be THURSDAY ~
week.
8. Spectators will not be allowed
inside of railing but must take seats
on side of alleys,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-03-01

consin university has ever had in the
east, VIII De an important one. the
results OF which will be watched with
lnterestin every college circle. George
town law school is a strong institution
and stands high in argumentatiye
powers. A bond of sympathy between
1t an0 Wisconsin has been established
ny the fact that GeOrgetOwn'S base
ball team has been coached for a num-
Der of seasons by the same coach that
has handled the Badger foot ball
eleven-Phil King. Wisconsin like
wise is strong in debate and it has
elected an excellent team to visit the
east, all three being men of experience
on the platform. Theodore Brazeau
was member Of the Philomathia
Joint Debate teams of 1885 and 1896:
kleS Of the Athenae team of 1898. Nc
Grath has had no experience in Joint
debates but has attained an enviable
reputation as debater in the Column
bla Law Society at Madison. of which
ne has been member for three years.
Georgetown agrees to pay all expenses
OF the debate, all the expenses OF the
Wisconsin team while in Washington,
and will give 800 cash toward the rail
road fare of the team, which will be
about S120. These are liberal terms.
Whatever further expense is incurred
will bemet by contributions of the law
students at Madison. SO that the
team representing Wisconsin will get
the trip free of cost to themselves
with all the pleasant and profitable
features added.
The honor that has thus befallen
our Grand Rapids boy, Mr.. Brazeau.
we know to be full merited-the re-
ward Of earnest, energetic and un-
tIrlng- mpanionship with books.
This latest attainment in a splendid
credit to our friend Theodore, right
in line with all his ambitions, the goal
Of his continued endeavOrS while
attending school at Madison. His
selection meets the delighted approval
of relatives and many friends here at
home. The REPORTER Joins with
them all in heartiest congratulations.
Mr.. Brazeau is a graduate Of Howe
High school, class of 81. He entered
the state university as member of
the class of So. The writer hereof
was a companion with him in both
above instances. 1t is a pleasant
coincidence for us to be able to state
that we hope and expect to be present
at the coming debate in Washington,
to lend all the collegiate enthusiasm
there is left in US for the good Cardi-
nal of . W. and the cause of the
Grand Rapids speaker. We have a
minds picture already portrayed of
that comparative handful of loyal
Badgers in the eastern audience. en-
cOurdging to successful issue the
contest that will give to Wisconsin a
high standing in the eastern halls of
college OratOry, as we'll as on the
eastern gridiron and along the eastern
boat courses.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-03-01

Going to New Mexico.

From Stevens Point Journal.
\. G. Cary will leave Sunday night
for albuquerque, \. NJ, where he
expects to spend several months or
remain permanently if his health i'm
proves. \ few weeks ago he went to
New York city to take the cote
fOrmaldehyde electric baths for con-
sumption. He took several treatments
without benefit and was finally warned
by the physicians of St. Luke'S hospital
to give up further treatment unless
he had plenty Of money to spend, as
after a long series of experiments with
the treatment they had concluded
that while the cure might appear
reasonable, it had failed in practice
Since returning home he has been
advised that the cure has been
abandoned. 1t was widely advertised
aud many invalids threw away good
money in experimenting with it.
Mr.. Cary above referred to is the
second son Of former resident OF She
twin cities.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-03-01
The New Kind Of timetable,

The TOmah correspondent in the
Sparta Advertiser contributed a
paragraph last week as follows:
"Another case Of disappointment
occurred here Wednesday morning
that eXemplitieS how awkward it rs to
have trains run as now upon the
Valley division. A gentleman came
over from Sparta Tuesday night, re-
tired at one Of the hotels, with an
alarm clock to warn him of the time
to arise to take the train. When he
aWOke he was chagrined to discover it
had been set wrong and the train had
been on the way one hour when he
reached the depot"
1t would be interesting to learn
what manner Of time schedule the
above correspondent. would PROFOUND
for the Valley division so that its
trains can run in harmony with all
the different alarm clocks that may be
set wrong. That fellow is much
wanted parsonage in official railway
circles.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-03-01
Open to Contributors.

We solicit a frank expression Of your
views in columns of the REPORTER in
favor Of Or against consolidation. All
we ask is that you sign your statement
so that readers NAV know the author.
cities should not be consolidated we
all want TO know what they are. On
the contrary we want to know all the
reasons in favor of consolidation that
we may be fully enlightened as to the
benefits we are to enjoy in cOnSOlida-
tiOn. We all know that lin union
there is strength, and in cooperation
nearly everything can be accomplished
as we have it eXemplitied in our local
telephone and electric light plants,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-03-01

DR.. r. II. SHeetman. Office in Steib'S
drug store. Telephone 35.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-03-01
SIX HUNDRED TO FEED
Ladies of Catholic Aid Society Overwhelmed
nv Attendance At French Rannuat

Ladies of Catholic Aid Society Overwhelmed
by Attendance at French Banquet,
The French banquet given by the
Ladies Aid society Of St Peter and st.
Paul's Catholic church in Forester
hall, Grand Rapids, last Thursday
evening supplied emphatic evidence
that lovers of ''sOupe aux pOiS ct petit
COcbOn rotie" are not dying out in
these communities. Attendance at
this supper almost doubled that of any
previous one in the series, all tending
to prove that the public is we'll fed
and entertained on these occasions.
Arts of the cuisine were as richly
prepared last Thursday as usual, but
the ladies and their clever corps of
Waiters-the garCOn heretofore named
were met with such an army of hun
Cry faces, such an unexpected large
crowd of people cIamOring for some
thing to eat, that it became simply
impossible to wait upon them all
properly. The hall also proved TOO
small to accommodate all cOmers. The
ladies therefore feel that an apology is
due to all patrons Of the French ban
quet for whatever incOnvenienceS were
experienced and they requested the
REPORTER to make such an apology
for them. They will be loaded for
every emergency next time and will
probably hold forth in the Opera
House. They cleared about $40 at
the last feast. The singing during
the evening by Mesdames Harteau nd
Meyer of Green Bay and Appleton was
highly appreciated. eliciting prolific
compliments from all listeners.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-03-01
CHOSEN FOR AN IMPORTANT DEBATE
T.W. Brazeau Elected on Team to Represent
Wisconsin Law School VS.. Georgetown.

The Wisconsin law school at Mad
ison has accepted d challenge to debate
with the law school OF Georgetown, a
suburb Of Washington, D. c, on the
Potomac river. The forensic event
will be held at Washington sometime
this spring. The Badger debaters
were chosen by members Of the state
law school last week. They are
William S. kIes of Oshkosh, Theodore
W. Brazaau of Grand Rapids. and
William =. Nc Grath OF Argyle. The
details of DEBATE have not yet been
settled. but are left to the debaterS
for arrangement.
This contest. le first debate Wis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-03-01

Above we present a picture IF the
new brick parish home Of st. Peter
and St. Paul's society, occupied by
Rev. VIM. Van ROSSmalen, since its
completion on October I, 1899 These
series of suppers are being given by
the Catholic Aid society to pay for
the furnishings in this handsome
home.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-03-01
A Card.

We. the undersigned, do hereby
agree :. refund the money on a sc
cent bottle Gf Greene's Warranted
Syrup Of Tar il it fails o ere your
cough. We also guarantee 4 % cent
bottle to prove satisfactory or money
refunded. John E. DAILY johnson s.
Hill Co. mch1m3
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-03-01

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