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Building Materials.
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Lumber, 7. & G.. N W. Ike. per NJ.
Lumber. R. w. surfaced. per NJ.
Shingles. R. W, per II.
Battens, Ex3, r w. per NJ.
Fence posts, q. W.. each.
Doors, 2x6x6. ~, each.
Window sash, lOx12, 1Oxl4. per pair
Nails. iron cut, 10d basis, per keg.
Nails, galvanized, Sd and Sd, per keg.
Boiled oil, Hubbueks. Fer gallon.
White lead, Hubbuck's Genuine, per
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Turpentine, per sslloa.
Cemsat, White Bros Portland, per
barrel.
Lime, per barrel.
Galvanized iron roofing. per pound.
Provisions and Supplies.
Bread, medium, samples to be fur
nished, up to 500 cases.
Baking powder, Royal or Schilling's
Best, OF. tins: up TO 80 gross.
Bran, wheat. Per ton; up TO 10 toas.
Coffee, green Kona; up TO u sacks.
Charcoal, guava; up to 200 bags.
Coal, Departure Bay, in sacks, short
ton; up 70 20 tons.
Flour, No. L; up to coo barrels; brand
to be specified.
Matches, Bcstoa ioag card; Up to 800
gross.
Milk. condensed, Milkmaid Brand;
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Oil, kerosene; up to 800 cases.
Rice, No. /; Up to 500 bags.
Sugar. raw, No. /; Up to 20e bags.
Salmon. best grade: up to 80 barrels.
Soap, brown, 10o-lb, boxes, 2-lb. bars:
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Salt, coarse, per ton; up to 500 bags.
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Hay. wheat or cat; up to Geo bales.
Oats. up to iCO bags
Bran, wheat, Up to $50 bags.
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ties required and subject 10 inspection
and approval of the Medical superin-
terdent:
Beef. l forequarter rumps and
rounds; about i5o pounds per day. per
pound.
Beefsteak. loin. pounds per day.
Bread. fresh, 1-pound loaf: about 80
loayls rer day.
Bread. medium. per pound; 4 cases
per month.
Deans, Bayo; 100 pounds per Ecnta.
BaAing powder. Royal, or tins; l
cczcn per month.
Brocns. steamboat or mill: / dozen
rer month
Coffee, green Kona; 100 pounds PER
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Flour. C. c. or Crown; barrel per
Onions. / crate per month.
Potatoes, Island: 10 bags per month.
Pork. extra clear: half barrel per
month.
Rice. No /. bags per month.
Sslnon. best grade. barrels per
month.
Sugar, No. l. raw; bags per month
Tea. China Pouchong. chest per
Tomatoes. canned. per dozen; cases
,e- month
Coal. Departure Bay. / ton psr
acnth.
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-07-02

and seven wounded in an ambuscade
near Tien Tsin. The commander OF
British cruiser Balfour was killed and
500 foreign casualties are reported.
The Chinese have 5000 foreigners
surrounded.
The German foreign officer says, the
powers are agreed as to three points
only-the relief of Tien Ts1n and
Pekin, adequate satisfaction for the
severe injuries European interests
have sustained, and the establishment
Of guarantees against the repetition OF
of such outrages."
Eight thousand allied troops nave
landed at Tauk, including 1,2O0 Ger
mans. A French officer, who has Sue
eeeded in getting through from Tien-
Tsin to Taku, says that the Russians
alone have lost $50 killed and 800
wounded. The German gunboat Tits,
up the Tien-Tsin river, reports that
masses of Chinese are nearing Tong
Ku and that an immediate attack is
expected.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-07-02

in order that the defendant might file
a bill of exceptions.
When the steamship Augusta Vic
toria sailed from Hoboken she car
ried among her passengers one who
was an object OF special interest to
the few who knew her story. She was
Miss Erna hide Of Milwaukee, and
she was on her way to Berlin to claim
a fortune Of 100000 marks, or near
ly SO, 100000, left her by wealthy
clothing merchant, whom she had at
one time nursed in hospital.
A movement has been started in
Indiana to combine the two enterprises
Of erecting a monument to Nancy
Hanks, the mother of Abraham
Lincoln, and the establishment of a
national school Of domestic science.
The proposition is ito build a great
training school for teachers of dOmes tic
science near the grave Of the woman
whose whole life was spent in the home
and whose influence, so potent in the
future history of the country, was ex-
erted in the home"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-07-02
FASHION FANCIES.

Some of the prettiest new gowns aes
of black net of grenadine over blad1
silk, with the overdress profuseE
ruffled. The ruff1es number from tire
to five, and vary in width from -four
to six. They are applied eithe
straight around the skirt of curvi Is
slightly upward to the back A charms
ing effect is produced by edging the
ruffles at both upper and lower. edges
with narrow white or colored velvet
ribbon, repeating the treatment on the
waist
Gold braid gives very chic touch
to many of the new gowns 1t is only
touch at the belt and wrists, however,
and very artistically arranged with
black velvet on a soft pale color
Linen and cotton are combined with
many handsome silk gowns. A pretty
little corn colored silk bodice has
collars and cuffs of white linen, with
applications of black velvet. En-
broidered cream batiste is charming
for chemisettes and yokes with silk or
cotton gowns of contrasting shades.
The new artificial flowers are dreams
of beauty in pastel colorings delicate
standings and exquisite daintiness Of
texture Many of them are made of
gauzy silk and chiffon. The
hydrangea, not specially dainty
flower in it's natural state, is a charm
ing exponent of the seasons scheme of
coloring, but every imaginable flower
is reproduced in tints which almost
surpass nature itself. There are
chiffon roses, the daintiest silk peoples
and the most beautiful foliage of all
kinds, including shaded leaves.
A pretty jacket for a child is of rel
cloth. cut in box shape, with a wide
sailor-like collar. There is trimming
of white braid in scallop effect all
around the iaunty little coat, and the
skirt that goes with it is of red serge.
with rows of white stitching on the
hem. The same idea can be carried cut
in blue with either white or RED
scallops, or white serge with blue or
red trimming.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-07-02
A GIRL WITH A BARITONE VOICE

Black diphtheria has given a 81.
Louis girl wonderful baritone voice.
Two years ago, it is claimed, her voice
had no quality and she did not pretend
to sing. There was nothing but the
high querulous key of the singer of no
lay. Today she stands on the TIRES
hold of musical career. Judges of
musical technique have told the
possessor of this strange new voice, she
may have the lovers of harmony at her
feet if she will cultivate her oddly
given genius. For six months she
could not speak above a whisper. and
then only with great pain. She was
even given up at one time, but strong
constitution and brave will enabled
her to live One day, seated at the
piano, she dreamily touched the keys,
opened her lips and awoke. A voice
she had never heard stirred the still
room. It was the birth of the new
voice. There is nothing of the female
contralto about it; it is described as
having the genuine baritone quality.
Offers have been made to the young
woman to place herself in the best
musical preparatory schools in Ameri-
ca.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-07-02
I'll make it twelve. "

I'll make 1t twelve.
That's purity steep, amt it@ says
Nubbins, leanin' over the counter an
helpin himself to a sample hunk OF the
cheese. L hear the storekeeDer over
at Buckwheat Ridge is selIin the best
cream cheese sliced fer shillin' a
pound
Well, says l, you can buy cheese
jest ez cheap here ez you kin at Buck
wheat Ridge. If the price is a shillin'
there you kin have it fer the same.
All you've got to do is to say how much
you want Don't want to take hull
one fer eleven cents a pound, do your
Guess not to-day, says Nubbins:
not at that figger. How do you sell
your skim-milk cheese?'
Il told him the price was ten cents.
in slices, or eight cents a pound fer
hui cheese, an Nubbins said:
Couldn't make it eight cents
pound?'
:. I might. seem it's fer you, says 1;
but there amt much profit in it at
that fgger. About how much of it
shall I cut off fer your
Waal, says Nubb1ns, in his SLOW
easy-goin drawl, ez he fished two
cent piece out of his pocket and plank
ed down on the counter, 7 reckon you
kin slice off a quarter of pound an
do it up fer me. All need ter-day is
enough to bait a couple of mouse-traps.
with, an if I should happen ter want
any more later on I'll call ag'1n -
Will S. Gidley in Woman's Home
Companion
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-07-02
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
sPANIsH-AMERICAN ISLANDS.

General Macarthur proclaimed a
general amnesty to Filipinos, as direct
ed by President Mckinley.
Each municipality will eject a
representative to the Cuban constl-
tutional convention in October.
The United States transport Burn
side will bring 100 native teachers
from Cienfuegos, Cuba, to Boston.
The postmaster general dismissed q.
G. Rathbone from the Cuban postal
service and he will not be permitted to
leave the island at present.
The authorities are thinking OF
applying for the extradition OF man
named Taylor, now in Columbia, VINO
is alleged to be implicated with Nicely
in the Cuban postal frauds.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-07-02
REMEDY FOR SERVANT VEXA-
TONS
solution of Time-Weary Problem OF
Domestic Service in Sight.


We all know the usual method of
servants training They secure a
position first as general Homework,
then after stumbling through duties
never before heard of, and handling
foods and utensils the value of which
is utterly unknown to them, desert
further instructions from the new
mistress they leave her also for higher
wages and still further Instructions
elsewhere. This condition of things is
9. disgrace to the Intelligence of house
keepers.
IL stating the case have not negla t.
ed to find tault with misCresses as well
as maids Indeed, the largest blame
rests with the former, for their intelli-
gence is greater, and intelligence has
its responsibilities. Servants them
selves are not going to take the trouble
or go to the expense of acquiring
proper training If they can be just as.
we'll remunerated without Therefore,
it remains for the mistress to make
improvement possible, and to insist
upon it.
With all the fire of an exasperated
|
housekeeper would | preach the doct-
rine of education first to the mistress,
for only from that can come education
of the maid. A foreman in foundry
or oVerseer in a building knows how
to do the work of the men under him,
otherwise they would slight it, partly
because he could not recognize good
work, and partly because he would not
discover faults. 1t is not exactly SO
with domestic service? Then there is
another thing to consider. Many of US.
have no servants at all, or only for
part of the time, and then is the
necessity for domestic knowledge
doubled.
The remedy for the domestic problem
is the school for domestic science, an
institution which brings about the de-
sired results of making Housekeeping
a science, homework trade. The
most successful school for domestic
science in this country is simply
well-equipped kitchen accommodating
sixteen pupils being taught sys-
tematic housekeeping Helen G. Can
dee in Woman's Home Companion.
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A CAREFUL BUSINESS MAN.

"Talkin about mean men," remark
ed the Cranberry Corners storekeeper
during a temporary lull in the even
ing's discussion, 81 don't know as you
could call Josh Nubbins (the old chap,
you remember, who used to live on the
Hawkins place. mean exactly, but he
was about the closest iggerer I ever
had any dealings with. One day Nub-
bins came into the store and wanted
to know if had any cheese for sale.
Full cream or skim-milk?' says L.
How much is the full cream?' says
he.
Fourteen cents a pound in slices,
says I, but if you want a hull cheese
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-07-02
FOREIGN.
Arab .Pasha's pardon is expected.
BudaPesth street car men struck.
More British troops are to go t

Buda-Pesth street car men struck.
More British troops are to go to
Ashanti.
Mayence celebrated Gutenberg's
500th anniversary.
At Rio Janeiro four new cases of
plague and five deaths are reported.
Jean de Reszke is singing badly, and
many believe he is losing his voice.
Lady Curzon says the Indian famine
is greater than any previous vista
ton.
Saracco announced an italian min
istry, which will be controlled by
Crispi
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon is shocked
at the amount of drunkenness in Great
Britain.
The French chamber of deputies
voted 22,O0O,00O francs for coast forth
fications.
Count Muravieff, Russian minister
Of foreign affairs, died suddenly of
apoplexy.
The sultan thinks Chinese complica-
ton will prevent Russia from pressing
it's claims.
Martial law has been proclaimed in
the province of Madrid owing to the
resistance to tax payments.
The marriage of Lady Randolph
Churchill and Lieutenant CORVALLIS
West will take place in July.
Sir William Conway. who is to go
on an exploring expedition in the Bo-
livian Andes, sailed from London.
The Duke of Westminster will marry
Miss Shelaga West, sister of Princess
Henry of Piess, and herself beauty.
Three men are on trial at Leipsic
charged with high treason in attempt
ing to restore the kingdom of Pc
land
The famine situation in India is I'M
changed and copious rains are needed
in order that the natives may pillow and
SOW.
A false rumor was circulated in Ber-
lin and other German cities that an
attempt had been made to assassinate
| the kaiser.
Franz Ferdinand, heir to the Aus
tria-H Hungarian throne, gave formal
notice of his intention to wed Sophie
Chotek morganatically.
The situation at Coomassie is pre-
carious. The investment of the town
| is complete, food is scarce and there
| is no prospect of relief.
The khedive of Egypt arrived at
Port Victoria, England, but was I'M
able to proceed to London because OF
illness. The khediye, it is said, has
symptoms of diphtheria.
w. S. Gilbert, author of Pygmalion
and Galatea, seeks an injunction
against jeanette Steer, an American
| actress, for presentation of that play,
| in which she alters the business as
| he wrote it,
Mertel, member of the reichstag and
editor of an agrarian organ, said that
agrarians voted for the naval bill be-
cause the government assured them
Germany's next war would be against
England.
Sir Francis Hodgson, governor OF
| the Gold Coast colony, according to
reports from Kumassia, was wounded
| in the shoulder during a sortie from
| the fort. It is also rumored that eight
! officers were killed. Provisions at
Kumassi are scarce and there are many
wounded. Day by day the position is
| becoming more precarious, and there
are no prospects of relief.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY NIGHT.

Mr.. Mulcahey-Begob. an thin
Romans moosht how loved excoitment
aft they used thin things fer candles
m. Y. Journal.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-07-02

The marriage of Miss Mary M. Nc
Kinley of West Salem to Youlen Elwel
of New Lisbon will take place at the
residence of the brides parents June
81.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-03-23

monthly for this service have employ
ment elsewhere. The scrubber Is a
sort Of wheeled vehicle with rubber
tires. carrying a mechanism which
spreads brushes over the floor. Each
machine requires two or three women
to drive Il, but they do not have to got
upon their knees to move Il.
The charwomen at first refused TO
run the machines. saying that they
preferred to get down upon their knees
and do the s%orubbing. They we're in-
formed that there would be 10 reduc-
ton In the force: that the machines
were merely intended as humanitarian
devices, and not for the purpose Of les
sening the number Of those employed.
and we're then glad to use them.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-03-23

OF gorgeous swords which are not so
much weapons as settings for precious
stones, the most valuable in England
is said to be the one presented by the
Egyptians to Lord Wolseley and val
ued at $4,000; but this sum is COM
p%aratively little for a bejeweled sword
If the value Of the sword brought over
to Europe by the late Shah Of Persia
on his first visit-namely, 10000
can be taken as a standard of what a
diamond-hilted weapon ought to cost.
Those who can recall that wonderful
sabre will be somewhat skeptical about
the existence of the Gaikwer Of Bar
oda's gorgeous blade. which is suppos-
ed to be worth more than twenty
swords Of equal beauty and value to
the shah's; but it is popularity suppos-
ed that the diamonds, Tubies and em-
eralds with which it is thiekly incrust-
ed brings up its value to about e22O,-
600, which at 4 per cent represents an
income Of almost $4,000 a year and
renders the possession of such a sword
something more than a mere luxury
Chambers Journal.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-03-23
JULIA MORRISON JAMES.

Julia Morrison James is for the pres
ent probably one of the best advertised
actresses in the country, owing to her
acquittal at Chattanooga, Tenn, on the
charge of murder. She shot and killed
Frank Leiden, a member of the com
pany. The shooting took place on the
stage before a large audience, and pro-
duced a great sensation. AS developed
at the trial, Mrs. James seems to have
been made desperate by the insults and
advances of Leiden, and while her feel
ings were thus worked upon she did the
killing. The jury took the view of her
counsel, that at the time Of the shoot
ing Mrs. James was suffering from
emotional insanity. The verdict gives
general satisfaction. Julia Morrison
James is well known in the theatrical
world, and her friends and %acquain-
tances in and near New York city all
testify to her former good character
and her pleasant and agreeable dispo-
sition. During her cross-examination
she stated that she had no money with
which to hire lawyers, but that her hus-
band had money. Her husband has
accompanied her on her professional
tours since their marriage, and was in
the city Of Chattanooga at the time OF
the shooting. Mrs. James concealed