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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-09-20

Loved by the people. hated by
its wonld be rivals; the foeof dis
ease, the friend Of humanity
Rocky Mountain Tea, made by
the Madison Medicine Co Ask
your Druggist.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-09-20
NorIcE or THE COUNTY CONVENTION
AND CAUCUsEs,
NOTICE.
Forest County Convention ana Cau-
cuses.

cuSeS.
The county convention Of the Demo
cratic party OF Forest county win be
held at wabeno, Public School House,
on Saturday the 29th day Of September
1900, at 2:3o o'clock in the afternoon,
as determined by the county committee
to nominate county officers for Forest
county. and to elect new county COM
mittee for the Democratic party for the
ensuing two years and to transact such
other business as may legally come be
fore said convention.
The caucuses OF said party IN the
several wards, towns and villages Of
said county, to elect delegates to said
convention, win be held on Saturday
the 22nd day Of September, 1900, at the
places and as as required by chapter .,
wisconsin Statutes Of 1888, at Che hours
sesignated below respectively TO choose
the number Of delegates to said con-
vention, as determined by the county
committee, as follows:
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-09-20
Notice

/ Will DC at Wabeno on Friday
September 21st, 1900 prepared
to do dental work.
DR. F. w BRIccs,
Dentist.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-09-20

People who burn tbe lamp OF
.reason need Rocky Mountain tea.
Greatest reason producer known.
95c. Ask your Druggist
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-09-20
Post-Office.

Mail arrives at. ..4. .2.25 p. m.
Mail closes at. 400 p. m.
Office hours from ZOO a. m. to
800 p. m.
Sundays from 500 a. m. to IL:
90 noon.
". III JOINS, p. M.
G. G.. HIMLEY, Deputy.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-09-20
ATTORNEY CRYDERMAN.

Attorney Charles A. Cryder.
man of Milwaukee arrived here
Monday and shocking this coun
ty over with q view Of locating
either at Crandon or Wabeno.
Mr.. Cryderman. is a graduate of
the College Of Law at Madison
and comes well recommended.
For the past year be aas been
practising law in Milwaukee. 1t
is hoped he win decide to locate
in this village as Wabeno is in
need Of legal talent, and we see
no reason why it would not be a
good location for a lawyer.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-09-20
SOCIETY

WABENo CAMP, No. 6113, NJ. w A.
Meets on the first and third Friday
evening Of each month. at the M, w of
A. Hall, at 7:3o p. M Visiting neigh
bors are cordially invited.
y II. JoHNs, P. HOFFMAN,,
VIC. Clerk.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-09-20
COUNTY BOARD.

". McINN1s, Town of Cavour,
T. j. KANE, Town Of Crandon,
r. SHAY, Clerk.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-09-20
SCHOOL OFFICERS.
TOWN of cAvoUR.

q. q, F1IMLEY Pres.
MALCHoE McEAcH1N Vice-Pres.
FL. w. STEWART. 80. Sec.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-09-20

NSAAibSA i1AAAt. a. ~ AaNNs
John Hammer, wabeno
Henry Poppy, crandon
|C. I. II. Riggs, Crandon
Hiram Fessenden, North Crandon
W. L. waite Crandon
Charles wescott, North Crandon
N Carpenter, Crandon
Archia Mc1sac, Cayour
Otto LoPas, Laona
william Rice, Crandon
&. L. Bailey, North crandon
George Marshall, Carter
Fred Morey, wabeno
James stevenson, Armstrong Creek
Geo. LaFeerth, Laona
Dell warner, Laona
Charles Ross. Cayour
Gott struck, wabeno
L. e. Cook, Cralfdon,
a. = 'oiiison' Naoiia
Aioei' eoie' eai ~
i'i SNOW - W
'''o swanson '''oila
"''ii''in '7ii''in''i """sA'O
" i''''''i ''e"'S A'oi''
oeo' Ne'0s' NF"n''op
i'ei'' 'l' i'oi'''i'i' Aaoll''
= 'e'''ioii' ""Osio
""''iF '''''''s''''' ''AN''ii
"iii'aln NIaus' Nor'n Oran''on
0i'''' - : e'et'' ""Vsii0
Aii'on F'i''n' ""Oeno
"iiii'in 'ohn' Nsi -
hu'oApii i-a'aoii' N'A 'et
avg "'ie"'o"sNi' Nri'l''oli
'oi'ii Hei'oraio ''aoli"
Office ef Clerk OF Circuit ss
> ! - :
~ ~ ~ :. 80.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-09-20

Dated this 3Oth day Of August, 1900
BY order Of Committee.
JonN MAsBAoM JonE McHALE.
Chairman Co Com. Secretary.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-09-20
School Officers.

TOWN cif CRAND0N.
L. S. Wilcox . Pres,
s. j. Whybrew.. Vice Pres.
Il. w. Marquardt 49,. Sec
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-09-20
LIST or PETIT JURORS.
State 81 Wisconsin circuit Court Fol.

est County
List Of Petit Jurors Drawn Tor Sep
tember Term. A. d. 1900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-01
)fegcnltirme mo Sonnen(6irme.
1000
1000
Sbeile fr5i Scm orf ansefan unSen
Sbrisen ur Saite sepDbnlid1en Erciie
ueroen

Odmen Hsgenidme, 81 25 perb; oerren Ngnhrme $l2o
Bis $145 psrt9 anOsr @onnsndrm ie $l50 prt9 Or
fir Jc~.
5arbiss idpur3 Rgnifrme. 9Raiu, prnB 5atnz uno
pbantae gri mitsSoo u6er5ogn oau panenosn 1O
Sroppn R Bis gu $3.50 pertR,
arbige unO idpur3 Rnrme fir 0amn uno rren ie Biz
1929 pert4; iopte Spnnenifms i'm gbe bon $780, Ct 20
5arbige unb id3por3e 0anrsn= 6erren 8anIfirz
me- $3.50 Bis 1925 Drt1 Sor1enldme b; gu GssD s10
$500 perib, fir. CZ.ZJ
8or3ugd6e farbige idpa Rsgnirme nit Si6e
9rifn fir 0amen dnner 81 S. Dertb ope CD E0
Sonnenifme, p bis $3.50 pert6, fir. DOsCJ
eaS &91 M1''js'H ss ~ a5- So @ SnI H"'":" fir ' $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-01
sSDel OutmQu & G0mp.

million meloet mir ioeben, odb er gez
gen 1 ll6r yfa4mittags Ieinen Wsg
our6 sine iturte fetnoli4e G.reitna9t
geTperrt fano. pel9e eine felte Stelz
lung auf etli9en &opies uno Suaelz
ridden. etpu bret Meilen Iiioli9 bon
benz Ranp. eipndbm. Der 5einp bat
te 3ipei i9ipere &anonen, fntpie mebz
rere 5sloz uno S4nenfeuerz8eE 6iiBe.
Die @orbons eriffen auF bem rs6ten
5lueel unO Dertrieben bic 8osren na9
bartnddisem WiOerItanoe. Oas 1O4.
3egimtnt fano auf Dem ltnfen Sill
gel an Der SpiBe Der Sturmfolonne
unb berbielt fid nader. Die Cor
bons fpielten iebo6 bic 6auptrolle in
Dem Sreffen uno erlitten bic grDbten
8erlufe.
n6amilton befinbet Ti6 jebt gu 5loz
ribu. tpeItli9 BON Sobannsgbprg, uno
5ren9 etli6e Meilsn norbipeItli6. Die
9orbons. bic Sapalerie, Die berittene
Snfanterie unb bic 7. OibiIion 6alten
bic 9iigel por Sobannesburs beFeBt.
Die II. Oibiiion unb Die 8atterie'n 8
uno 9 BON Der f6neren Qrtielsris
fino nod iiioli6 bon Sobunnes6ur9.
Sn elmer MtueeingeT 3 / 0 +
fen.
2onoon, 81. Mdi. 4.26 Na6m.
= Cine Spe5idlbspeI6e aus Der So
bannes6urger @oritaot Germiiton
melbet. baB ms6rer 9unbsrt Mann
9oeren 3uflu6t in ainsm @rubentper=
fe iu6ten. ND britiife @rendoiere lie
um3inselt unb ale IusDese aur
5lu9t abeeidnitten 6absn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-01

bant 8rouIe. Der 8eFeb.sba6er. einen
9sIu6 ob. gr Bat mid. nlsiaen ginz
aug nm "a @tunben gu Deri6ieben, ba
iid nod piele betpaffnete 9iir9er in
Der Gtant beTGnben. S4 pi1igte eitr
neil ih bic MDali9tsit eines @pn=
Hits in ber Stabt parnetben mO6te,
unb neil perI6iebene feinoli6eS6daz
rem nod bic 6iisel in Der unmittslbaz
rem umsebung beieBt 6dlten. Osselben
muiien pertrieben tperben, ebs mir elnz
5ieben.
uRunble beri6tet, bab CT cine ltarte
2lbtbeilung 9oersn am %. Mai nobe
Senetul angriff uno bab ieine Ser
LUTTE nt6t I6iper tparen.
u9rabaut meloet, oab 5tpei istnsr
9atroui(lsn. aus 5psi OFFi3isren unb
40 Maann beIte6eno, am %. Wtai bonn
lSeinbe iiberrumpelt unb gefangen ge=
nonlnlen fpurbsn."
Samilton unb 5ren3 5p L
F9en Sobannes burg unb
Yretoria.
Cine 5psi!e. ebenFalls bonn 30. Weoi
batirte Ospsi4s pes 2oro Robsrts
aus 9srn1titon meloet:
Scr I6psrIte Sbeil Deg seitrtgen
Samples fiel uuf General San 9az
mifton's &olonne. Sd 6atte i'm, pie
l6on ertpG6nt. beauFtragt. Sobannss=
burg i'm @eten gu um9eben uno
5ren6's 8opaGerie gu untsrltiiBen.
tpelde Yefsbl bate. Den na9 pretorlu
fii6rsnoen @es. nDroii4 BON Sohanz
nesburs. gu beIeben. Sd babe nod
feline Na9ri1t bon 5ren4, dasin 9as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-01
Slnne Snnntage in Nllcg6cnb=GitB.

9itts6urg, ga, 81. W}ai. -
Sn 9ittS6urg's S6peferItaot Qlz
lsg6enD, oeren 9epobnar gu einem
eroBm S6eils 0eutI6e ober oeutIder
9(btunFt Iinb, piro eB, penn Der
Staotrdt6 li6 in Ieiner nGhfen Sis
Bung 9egsn bic 2lb6oltun9 BON Sonns
tags Gpn3erten in Der ngarnegiez
WluIit 0o1e" srflGren Iollte, gu eis
rer erbitterten 5eboe 5pilden Den liz
beralen unb Den BON bem W}udereles
ment oufgebebten Wiit9liebern ieT1er
8DrperT6aft tommen, in pelAen bic
grIieren 9eraoe Die porIJnt5tutblj6en
r9lausn @eIebe" als @affe un3utpena
ben gebtnten.
Trunt 8. 8oegilD, Mlitglieo bes
r&ommon Council, bat cine Sroon@
nan5 dus9eur6sitet, pel6e ale peItlis
den 4rbeiten, tpel6e bonn 9eIeBe ni6t
ausorudlF6 ais eine 0ffentli6e Npt6z
penojgteit dnerfdnnt peroen, psrbiss
tet. Sans nun bic ISonntaos @puz
3erte oerboten tperoer, oil Die erz
pdbnte SroOnnan3 our Nnnabme gsz
bra4t fperben. uno bic liberalen
StaotrGt6e perben barn auf itrenge
0ur6Fubrung berIetben oringen, um
ben 8iirgern unO Ielbit ben Mudern
Die 9an5e 96Furbitdt Der yGiauen9es
febe" bor Iugen gu fii6ren.
Der 8etrieb Der Strabenba6nen II.
5u6riten, Der @ertauf BON SooarpaIs
Ter uno @iqdrrsn etc. IoG auf bas
Strengite inbi6irt perben Bis bieSuz
natter 3ur @inIi4t gefommen finO
uno benz 8olte bic W}uIit = 9aQe CUR
9l66ultung oon Gon3erten audi bes
Sonntags freigeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-01
16 Weilen hrn Etunne.

9itt86urG 9a,, 81. W3ai. -
Cine geruoe3u lenldtiOnelle uno i'm
GiIenbabnoertebr ein3ig oalteben0e
2eiIiung bat Die Grie ga6n suStanz
be gebru6t. 9iefelbe bdt olle bisber
pogepeIertn 6ubrgeT4pinoigteitss
9ecorbs iibertroFFen, inoem lie geTtsrn
ppn bier na3 NepcaItle einen 3u9
Iaufen IieB, Der 76 Meilen proStun=
be, ooer eine Msile in AZ Setunpen
3urId,egte. Die nsue 2otOmotiOe, Die
BEL bieIer @elegenbeit gepriiTt purbe,
1T Elm tpubres WfonItrum. Sic piegt
$4,000 Yfuno uno Fat a4t rteIige
SriebrGber. 2ofomotibfii6rerO '@onz
nor, Der ben nf6t oerube gefobrlo{en
Muftrag 6atte, bic 9r0BtmDgli6lte@es
Tdpinbigteit nit Der Wtal6ine gu erz
rei6en, erFullte feline 2luFga6e 70 gut.
baB i6m BON Den duf Dem 3uge bes
finoli6en 8eamten Der 8abn dmGnz
be Der bfibdbnli6en Sabrt eir Sez
I6ent bon $1O0 iiberreidt nuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-01
$l1utr' 8
SSreitagS=
@pcjialitQttll>

$50 unb 800 icihsne Gcecni6irmt fir
Samen uno Wdnner, fir SOnncni6ein
urO Heeenipetter paHenb; an Greltn9.. oSc.
Bette 9aneafter s6irssn Ginsbams. pro
9urO :. ........................... 4sc
Seeriuder 8inebunts, bette 10c. Gualitdt,
bro garD ....................... &c
&dneemotten, erOb, NIT 2opftiHen. 49c
"a tpeibe Mesauito=Hebe - s 0arbg Stiits
fur &Sc'
45 bel SO fsrtiq 9cma6te eebleibte &opf=
ttncn=ucbcr3u9e, le .................... &c
45 bel y ferte acniadte 0eblebte 0ofsr=
lleber5iee better Utuslin, ie............ Soc
54 bel 90 iertig ocn,a6ts gsbleibte Scttz
tiid)er, better Wtuslin, le................ oSc
12!c. eeblci6tc sabOrbent' SunOtii6sr,
QroB, fur. %oc
Sc. Qeblei6ts Grepe= 6anDtii6er, rptbs 8ans
Der 3 tlr Observation-Disclosures. ~oc
1Oc. uno 129c Sriibiabrs= s=6lsiberitoffe oop=
pelfaltiQ pro Yurb ................--.. DC
gBeiBcs 9ltlas etftrsiftcs inbi6cs 9innen,
Sc. GualitGt, pro 2aro. ............... DC
36=30liqc qebleibtc Otuslin=GRefts pro @aro &c
3l=;0liQc ungcblcibte feline Qettuilte Wusz
lnz8efte, pro 0aro ................... sc
@oIsu ale farben, einise I'M 9reiie bis 3u
1876, gum suspertauf fir Die auspabl
le Observation-Disclosures. lc
Seine icioenc unb 6aur. Strob=Sraibs, ole
sSarbcn, pro 9arO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
eprinq =@aden=S6ube fir 8inOsr, GrDben 6
bis s; reouldrs &C., e6nbt; fir. r........ 25c
Srforb=5ies unb stripnn= Sunbulen, @r6=
Sen bis 8; ipursn 800; iur.......... soc
fir ....................... 25c
SnDpfifubc fir iunQe Mdo6cr, fbpertSobz
ltn nit @orbldttcru, Gr6bsn y bis 2;
fporsn s1 d: fir roc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-01
Jc<l 611tnta1t & @.
112 bis 1872 Nor0sGutan. .StraBe.
Tiir TrfitagS-i -iSinanrierS,

Gin 6nuncier it pi Sic pen, Semunb, Der groB 9eOge9de
maft idft Die aube Sereih Wtefdno le9en 9eue
DerOsn mir on enem gnancr mon Der uns 6iu onnS o
m in geB peroen, pun0erbple Omg nit S9em
elos er8sn Die au9fuen 4rti nb sgnif ms1 s 9Begpz
Ter fir d3n CUTE Bargains bic Sic om Department. na pron
berdhten-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-01

BON oem San bon pretrria ii6er3eugt
oab Der 8ulonial=Setretdr Gbamber4
lain beute Wlorgen in elmer 8erIamm4
lung in Der llniperiitGt Birmingham
Elm 8lidpunf655sle 5ur Gina
nahme pOn johannesburg unO PretOa
ria an Die S0ni9in beantra9ts.
Die gtaAmittagsbIdtter Ipre6en nit
GROCER 2lnertennung bon Der prpmpten
9ereiiDilligteit bs5 dmerifaniI6eH
Sfonfuls in Pretoriu, Srn. 4oelbert
g. 9on, tpelfer bic 6reilaHung elmer
&n5abl britiI4er Offi3iere bsantrugte,
oamit bieTeIbsr bas COMMANDO iiber
Die britTI4sn 8tfangenen in @aterbal
ii6ernebmen t0nnsn, Inn aqfdQige llna
ruben 81 permeIoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-01
Saner's,
449, 451, 453, 2l.-@ap-Str,
Baltimore, 27. Wai 1900.
$3.50 SeIphuune ,rirh fir mir Su

Baltimore, 27. Wai 1900.
$3.50 SeInhnung mirh fir hir Su
formation bs3a6lt, Die 5ur Gerhaftun9
uno ueberfiibrung irgeno elmer 9erIon
oOer 9erionen fibrt, bic cine ungeiebz
li9e 5anblung boour4 pornimmt, in
bem iie irgenD einen 9ln9eIteuten Oleier
Sompagnie in Der grfuQung ielner
BFlidt oOer Yfli9tsn belditigt ooer
ongrsift, ooer fir SnFormdtion, Die
CUR 9erbaftung unO ue6erfiibrun9 irz
genb Semanoes fiibrt, Der Die pfolten,
OrGbte, 2ampen pOer Ipparate, 81
gentbum bieIer Gompagnie, in ir9eno
elmer Weife berni6tet, bei6doigt oosr
in irgenb elmer Weiie Deren Stdu9barz
felt besintrd6tigt.
United Electric Light and
Power Ce.
Sm 2luftrd9e:
y. =. Sscilbpit,
Q48-) gensraIzGeIddftsfubrsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-01
@tlpas Sertrlbt. !
ELssI @ ~. T-@sa--- ~
Sries nod ni6t 9ans poriiber.
9retpria mod nidbt gang einscnont=
men, aber johannesburg tpurbe
9eifcrn iiberaeben.

Die 9fu4ri9t ii6er bic Ql6reiIs bes
prdiibenten ariigsr BON Yretoria
beitatigt ii4. - 9usrsn Grm't
ouf Dem aiid5ug na4 benz 2Dosnz
burger 0iitritt. - Sbre SIdrte
pirb ouf 10000 Mann seIaaBt.
- 9orb Roberts bsrIdob ieinsn
Gin5ug in Johannesburg auf 8ez
iu6 bes gommanbantsn ardute
um "a Stunbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-01
Sino sic eiebbaber ton Slumeu ?

g2atiir1i9 tis6a1 Sic 8lumen u
6o6 pilltommen beiBen.
9ier nit guIen Wur3eln berieb:ne
tleine RoienIt0de in einem padet. IS
Ino oies feline, 6iibI4e uno gsiuaos
9fIur5en, nit genuge1O @rbe um bic
Wurseln. 9ier GarIetdten in jeoem
padst, oeutli4 etifettirt, SeOss pudet
nit bier foitet S6nen nur
25t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-01
llnter6eug llnO Striimp)e.


un rguIdrsn 50 rro 9roBsn oisIr 3prn nrbmOen fir 0a
nebrier 6as feline Qeren pe neoriger 6als fur OSn
Iermsu Sir beute Srsiag 3fur $780, OCC.
@dpar3e 2isr pirn 0amea 5rcots bic fir $3.50 pro OSr
9aa pertaut einn @0Bn gum Iusoerfuuf zck.
2lngbofen 4orie 0amen lnerbsmbn mir niOrgm 9als
Seioe, Qser nit SpBn biebe 2isr I6par3,
bluu peB Deie 4art purbs S1OO Bis $500 80
fault. Wr pdufen ot6en bu, 5reidg, cIs
9ngboene 4arie Oamenz MGnner oltrumpen, Gro
Ban Bis II; feline in oer parit purben uner $100 C0r
tau. unier qrets quar.
Sd3par3e WGnnerzStrumpe NIT peBen JIben, bobr e'az
gFuger 9adn oppel So6ln; unre 35c. Nualid sDSr
4aa fir Ack.
fer. as4: 7 3sn1 oo gn9 an55 P % $b" o "o 25
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-01
Wu(C66are S6irt= Waid ifs.

Sie neneen dDnen Die Sic eben lne babel Die bnisen
Psrcule uno zs1irtWuts, aa gobsr ausna9l EOr
bon neuenIauIn gbln unb gsrt f $125 tsrtR fir cJt.
GprbeO 3epbDrs, Peras unO MaOras nit QS~
ldhtn fran3Oin Gudsn je $379 pertb CCk.
Slt ifpar5 2apn peiBs 2ann nit Stidersin gan, aig;
Waoras, @5umbraD percale geFrTt geblmt uno 0Qr
WB 2ann NIT boiler bo6lidumor ronte qsleiFt 0mp Re-
p9qrs o0ras uno percdles; dQ nit Dem neuten ufz IN
ten. je $175 Dert6, fir. OIL
Sang ge6Iim 8monos nit btten Fatigen 3Gnbern; 0Or
$3.50 4peri6, JCk.
Hapn Sre1ing SdcqueS pB ar6iq NIT Slide f.f q
retn ooer SpBn beieBt; il $165 par6 fir. 20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-01
9ro6e Spiben=B0raQins

Sas uabreno
nnS nit Hcdjt Saben Sic prpftirt?
Sfpdr3e aanen uno @indBe bis oG brett uno &c. -
bis 129c pro garO per1, fir. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CCs
pldtt BAL unb 9On arjs &antsn @nGBe Bis s11~
3ou brett uno 18c bis 3O PRO garb perh, fir IG2ls
QBeB uno 1fnar5e @91nilpfantn unb GnIGbe, Bis 10r
3ou brett uno soc. Bis $50. 2)arb prt6, fir zJls
SSS pa 5 a53 '5i s9 oo P 9 gso 9sea : 49c
GpsGe parti einen 9on 9ence 8dnten unb Gin >Or
idbn Big 3oq 6rt 81 pro arb psrt6 fir ~.
NBe unb @cru 5uaiofF fir SaQn, in 5e6n 0sIFns S0r
75. Bis $1O0 pro YarO pert5 Observation-Disclosures. fir. CJl.
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Nbfplut siftfrei.

llud6nli3 10 osl,u 0attnt=WeoiJntn entbllten
Die ptltbttaHnten st. 9srnarOsRrauitrpiltn abiolut
fsiue oiitatn 9ehanotb,il. potr i6dDlits Snerts
oieu,ien Sieislbtn iuo aus o:R reiueH unD'tfdllb=
ten eaten uon Rrdutcrn bretiicat, ptbt BON ieb:s
in Der mtoi5inibea y8iH.ni6dit as bttlfrattig ans
trtannt tuurotn fno 9eDsrmdnu Der oit 9ilen ecs
braudi bat iit esreit III btjsu9en oaB olelapfn IN
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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-11-16
eambIIna Houses In London.

There were in 1924 in London alone
S5 well-known gambling houses. Near
ly all our most respectable West End
clubs were originally gambling houses,
as the Cocoa Tree, which is still -four
ishing as a club at No. "a st. James
street. One night late in the last
century there was a cast at hazard,
the difference Of which was e1SO.OOO.
That present pink of perfection,
Whites" was perhaps the most ap-
palling gambling hell in Europe. THE
young men OF the age" says Walpole.
lose there 10000, $4,000, ego. 900
In an evening" The play at this club
is only for rouleaux of ESQ each, and
generally there was 10000 in gold
on the table. The gamesters began
by pulling off their embroidered
clothes and put on frieze garments or
turned their clothes inside out for
luck. They put on pieces Of leather
to save their lace rufies, and to guard
their eyes from the light, and to pre-
vent tumbling their hair wore high
crowned straw hats with broad brims,
and sometimes masks to conceal their
emotions. Almaek's afterward was
known as the Goose Tree Club-a
rather significant name-and Pitt was
one of its moss constant frequenters.
and there met his adherents. Gibbon
was also a member, when the club was
still Almack's, which, indeed, was the
name OF its founder and original pro.
prietor-Saturday Review.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-11-16
Women In Washington.

That good women have, by proper
appeals and the presentation of causes
in their true light to congress and
executives, attracted their attention
and caused reforms and favorable
considerations, there is no doubt. But
in the general acceptance of the term
and the appointment of women by
any organization to influence congress
or executives to do this, that and the
other thing, no greater mistakes could
be made. or greater indlgnity offered.
For many years we have had an op-
portunity to know the effect upon
members and senators of such at
stempts to influence them," resulting
always in bitter opposition to the
measures advocated. Designing men
have employed women as unscrupu-
lous as themselves to try to accom-
plish their schemes. but as a rule they
have signally failed, as few women
are astute enough to play such parts
successfully.
What man in the United States
would not be Influenced by Clara Bar
ton, should she approach him in be-
half of the great work she has been
and is doing? 1t has been difficult for
the sturdiest statesman this country
has had to resist the appeals Of that
noble woman, Susan B. Anthony, and
her colleagues in behalf of woman
suffrage through national legisla-
tions. The noble women who have
gone before the committee of congress
soliciting appropriations for charity,
for the unfortunate are the women
who have Influenced such guardians
of the treasury as Allison, Cockrell,
Thaddeus Stevens, Holman and Can
non of Illinois. It is more the object
and the Righteousness OF the cause
than the sex Of the advocates that in
huences men in the right direction.
have always resented the reflection
upon my sex and the honesty Of the
opposite. when it has been claimed
that women could influence legislation.
Mrs. John A. Logan, in Frank Les
lies Popular Monthly.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-11-16
Wise and Otherwise.

Some promising young musicians are
unable to fulfill their promises.
After winning a woman's hand a
man sometimes finds himself under her
thumb.
No man can be happy who has more
time and money than he knows how
to use.
An Irish philosopher says the only
way to keep a baby quiet is to let it
howl.
Investigation is the art Of hunting up
a lot Of blame and putting it on some
body else.
A mans wife is apt to get him into
bad scrape when she uses his razor
to sharpen a lead pencil.
Ignorance isn't to blame when a
man has to make his mark in the world
because Of his inability to write his
name.
It's an easy matter for a young man
to support a wife if she doesn't object
to changing from one knee to the
other occasionally.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-11-16
Look for the Warning:

Heart disease kills suddenly, but
never without warning. The warn
ings may be faint and brief, o. may
be startling and extend over many
years, but they are none tae less
certain and positive. Too often the
victim is deceived by the thought,
''it will pass away" Alas, it never
passes away voluntarily. Once in
stalled, heart disease never gets bait
ter OF itself IL DR.. Miles' Heart
Cure is used in the early stages re-
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case where its use Is persisted In.
"FOr many years was q great suts
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to fainting and sinking spells, full
ness about the heart, and was Unable
to attend to my household duties.
tried nearly every remedy that was
recommended to me and GoctOred
with the leading physicians OF this
section but obtained no helR until /
began taking Dr.. Miles Heart Cure.
1t has done me more good than all
the medicine l ever took"
MRS. ANNA HOLLOWAY,
Geneva, Ind.
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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-11-16

Sunny Slope. Cal, enjoys the dis
tinetion of being the largest vineyard
in the world. 1t is situated amid the
most beautiful scenery OF that favored
land, two miles from San Gabriel. OF
a total Of 1900 acres, 735 are devoted
to grape vine. the remainder being
distributed among orange trees (of
which there are $1,000, lemon and
olive trees.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-11-16

Tortuling skin eruptions, burns
and sores are soothed at once and
promptly healed by applying De
Wits witch hazel salve, the best
known cure for piles. Beware Of
worthless counterfeits.