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In the tweaty years ehdf y st 4 1891
oyers GOO. .0o0, 600 pound qz anon
were caught in Alaska. M
Commissioner Moser, pi ttse
Bulletin Of the United sh eS Fish
Commission forilSss, give sSe s history
Of the salmon fisheries cs AsEsEa
Most Of the enormous catch has been
made in the past few years. Fae pls
put of the Alaska eaanefies. for eaa1
pie, in the year 1897 was about s4S,,6 ,,6vej
600 cans. w Is us rs sssifs
1t is not to be wondered at thaf Che
streams OF Alaska are sbeee de-
pIeted of their salmon. Thts kesEet;
able; fact is. caused notify oysE sEAshlns
alone, but BY .'barrfcad ding, q pTocssg
whereby the fish are ACTUALLY prevent
ed from ascending the streams 70
spawn. They are thus eohpellel to
remain "a the lower Understanding
the pleasure OF the packers. Aithough
.barrtcading Is .punishahle by heavy
fine and imprisonm ent the laws have
hot yet peen $adea ateIy enforced and
ars pdustry nov yielding Sc, ,800, 600
aIs;aI us threat tened with extinction.
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4 Ts1as Raul
as Large Is d
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Observation-Disclosures

ST t.argest RANCH insthe world Us to-
bi Ind N Texas, This immense do:
nYll Is known as theSX. u e ranch
and Is owned by Chicag alIsts. # #
This ranch is so extensive that soI1a
States could not contain At. Connsctt
cut, for example could not hold sits bs$
several thousand acres. The tMos
States Of Rhode Island and DeiawaSe
combined could NOT contain this great:
ranch, which consists Of over 8, 600 O00a
acres, or almost 5000 square: miles szg
bout twelve years ago, when Texaaif
needed q new State capitol the Hagis3
lature adopted IA novel plan to bet f
A promise was held int q saat3
tractsqf unappropriat land would psf
given IN exchange efory b suitable grau
lite building at Austin Among tEgk
tempted by this ofer were aexSSenat6
:CharlesRB. Farwell and his
John, who ultimateIy formed q sy1 u u
cate in Chicago, and took sppo1 st
selves the responsib bility of ars6 81
the proposed capitol Gin Nd6e
they came into the posse si6hs sgf "
domain known as the
s The ranch is situated ia the sxtfe
northwest corner ofthe PAN hand
Texas and covers or touches linesdif1I
fereat Counties. Its mort hern gbonnd
JarySis no Mans Land y now a part of.|
me Territory of Oklahoma, and 1ts
western limit is the line betws25
Texas and New Mexico IN mi I(
from east to vest It. Sayerag len Hb
twenty-five miles. IN %lengt sit 9
about: 200 miles. TIE land Hes
is known as the Staked Plains
plateau The soil, Is mostly DC hlaS
or chocolate color very fertH
covered with a thick coat OF
mesquite, gramas and other
@hiehieure ON the ground and
winter Ms WellSas summer pasf
Hook M eli kinds: at the sS
end ofs tie ytrac tie aitisnde ~
1890 feet and Al; ;the NOT. .hsln end en
s47Oe. The climate iss prononnd
sbs Very delightful ths sif aeiR IL
sihk theugh dry e
When the Farwells obtained ING
they Enclosed It with q sss
sbarbed-wi e fences There
cross.fences upon s3 seratat1
tsffatory into from wsnt
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CHAPTER XIX.
CONTINUED. /,

s; Mr.. Vernon laid heavy hand on
1.-The young mans shoulder, and they
stood in silence, while the excited
! people went past them to- and fro.
The rain had ceased and theweaterr
ssun flashed ont fitfully between ssud-
ding clouds. .s =
4. 'sWhere were you goings" Mr, Vet-
non presently asked. IN
s'To General Jackson's headquar-
ters, sAhe answered. "l'he army is
moving" "" ;3g (
I'VE will go together. y IS
And arm III arm they went. n
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I.(To BE ooNTINuEb5l
Ferests iot;;. t;;.lt.ha.l lPhiilprinleai

Ell OAbB
|S But tits I'd the forests of tie Philip,
pines that Ne ar q wholly su1sbI sste dn
justice limb ber eSists in,g tyariety
AID 6f 81 ahose eex elispt dnalisy; There
are tosBa fonnd Kin i ssdf S Ne9 suitable
ito every pdrposs any sasrsSsf { dense
and tough ABer isusce Bic of the
highest polish. ,.r Kinds are SO
heavy that water Will id q float them,
nor cam they 4 be- cat vi th ol dinary
saws One yariety IS go bright
emerald green, and ana othef i6h yelzz
low, and they retail sb S4s COD iaTs 8hen
polishsd Anoth S.s perikps
the prettisst, and linnesah nasil I'm fife
furniture, varies iia Color from light
straw toleep red: Il iis strong and
hard and tak es aS high potssbK Per
haps the belt kInoWns tss 81. 81 q
yefy heavy dark brown WOO R & used
ifor finishing. ins the inferlor 6t the
Jesuit ch1rSh sit anil ss.%h here it is'
said ths carving are lj mas ter lands
and sofssurpassing beanSy Ebony 81
There ass tie ;cacao tree;
the ,cocoanut palm lanlf Fam boo,s
ali invaluabieas III e natives, and also.
;atree which yisld ID kind Of cotton.
81 A pitcher plant 81 found with re-
ceptacles that hold sas much as adhart
,of water. There lis very curipus
plant with long pendent feelers shat
hang near the ground and havesre.,
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EIs l'5lE II ss'jl 81 ef I { rtch dark
I:enefrcli1g s Ii u 3 ~ Il II If1 fis ldms,
/ alS Is s
On the reyerse SD fig 6. de 4 centre
NJ, a panel with the siinS Scrip} }pn COM,
Il tie estab q u q Sent of the;
Govern tneni a a Hahington.n
l[ @ panel Eis a a View & tie Capt.,
al al no 10 ding ass As to- Day oSer which
Eaa s6tibsd United States Capitol,
stablet&is asyiew Of
Il stHs to allding ss itappsared 100
ja yjaeaats a 4 @ sago; q ciyers which ~ inscribed
nitads spitoI is00 > q
y Ths neil na y 4 Ga tie tls acture
isSi i iromy I3SIl io1s sf Capitol
Ding and some 1s 'that ss used at
HE White 8 s:ssss :3s 4; 4
chissss q 6 lasia; , 4
l!N' n satS = ~,
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80 ~
Only in London and Paris do we find
so queer a j1xtaposition as that .of
washington square north and Wash
.ington square south, In "a Limited.
small, narrow way the former is the
SFaubourg ST. German Of New York
CITY, containing the mansions the
saristocracys of blood, as distinguished
by our Faubourg ST. Honore and our
Champs Elysees Madison avenue and
;,Aiillionaires' Row upper Fifth ayenue)
Tlwhile TN. latter, taking in, as 1t is
geographically bound to do. .Bleecker
street, taIld parts Of South Broadway,
Greene, sullivan, Thompson, Wooster,
,Macdougal and Third streets, is a rare
mbinatfon Of the Latin. Quarter of
Paris and the Whitechapel district of
London. An .arlstocrat on the north
side of the square can pitch stone al
most into one Of the most squalid quar-
ters OF this city.-New York Press.
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tie sSel elis ISIS 6ed oser; 3;
head aga thes 81 's:I lR5|lssMe1 l5|l M 4 6etesly
around then 3:
{ It ID eIaimed tHa "a y W arS zofSdies snS
rifle Bits. or ss Y \ 81 81 sshai s6oots
ing ana fhe ss Use of1 u ssl Sdes
fensiYe card hMerEs wss
from olserYastt ION Of. 4e be 4 y
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Bible, of which book he is said to be so
fond. It is more than seven inches
thick, and was printed in i1772. The
grounds have an area OF te4 acres, laid
out by NJ. d'Aumerie, who alsoSdrew|
the sketch Of the chateauE and itsssur-
roundipgs accompanying fhis arti i
There are two odd coinfdenGf
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J AN Infa3alie sirnS =

aIhe average womau will think a man
wants to- marry hersif he tells her She
seems 50 different from other GIRLS
NeH York PRESS, q
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80 - - -
impossible to:ssop or turr
le tate of j Jackson .s army, the
al New Orleans might be de.
ding on the success Of this recon
fsaa hils2 General Skson was
secting his line Of bsttl and pre-.
ing for an advance 4pon the en-.
Livingston was at his side sall
time and more than jonce res
he'd that 1whan Mr.. Vernon Sre;
ne with s report fheswhole plan
attackS Il; hate t0 be changed.
hey heara S firing md sckHon
Skad uneSi9s "a s2 & u 4
Don Is Hull ! gsne D BID Liyings
6 Hey viii NOT J "a % Die Vernon:
Knows what he's about 7 assure
yon. N Il 81 ~ 3;} 81 .si$.
en, we shall have to waitfiH be
get& back ~ ., ';s.i;. Is.
1.-THE wait was not long. Mr.. Yer.
non with Yasseur still clinging on at
the crupper came straight 70 e,asppt.
Jackson, who at the time sdss NOT
mounted; leaned ON the sweating neck
kofths old mans hoSse and heard the
story, Of what had been seen alengthe
British front. y; q s. !.
"We must turn their fig flank, /"
Mr. Vernon added, after giving q rapid
report. ."'We must drive Them to-
ward the river" r.
"Zat Pierre Rameau, Sat Colonel
Loring vat pull yo' nose, heis over
lzare, mo'sieu lie generalp cried Vas,
lsenr, jumping Snimbly and lightly to
Ethe ground. ST see 'eem zare, zat
colonel, yah, sare!" g,
he skipped around Ikea jay, his
gesticulations coming in the proper
ton of about three to- q word.
tsYah, sure, ZEE pull 2yo nose am
slap 10, ), an zen zee 60 to ;ze Anglais
an sheet at ns!'' ,.E :
He knew that Jackson could not
| understand French; therefore his eff
fort TO make himself plain in English. !!
'tShut your mouth or I'll smash it!'
was all the notice that the general
gave to him. ....
"Go to your place with Major Dac-,
quinl" Mr.. Vernon ordered, and Vas
senr went. sSf.fs
"We had been planning" said
Jackson, "and your suggestion islqbt
what we were agreeing upon when
You arrived Your men are INST Ito
the left OF us4here. When you hear
the guns of the Carolina ont there in
the river, march straight to the Britt
ish lines. General Coffee is on oui
extreme left. He will turn tlle3e9
-emy's hank and drive them towtrd
the river. You know your menij You
know what to do when you find the,
]redcoats. Blow 'em sky high, sF-
skY-high" ~
Just fore'going to the place as
signed to him, Mr.. Vernon stopped
from his saddle and, speaking loE in
General Jackson's ear, said: 4
s .sI am glad that you refused stohayc
tany thing to do with Colonel Adina
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Motors For Market Gardens.

The idea Of utilizing a motor haul
he in connection with the market gar
- ear metropolis has been s'ls.
Of late. Motor vehicles would
some of the difficulties that
NVyset gardeners have now to encouD.
ter in getting their produce to market,
and it would certainly pay some en-
terprising carrier to make the venture.
American and English Flour.
Seven pounds OF American -four
equal eight pounds Of EnglIsh IN bread, ID,
1l pecofne a ssrnoo
bard pressed. @
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troop had passed,
- TO Da,ezac, another
= aids. and said, while
lsundiced face glowed
tartling passion:
invincible, sir. absolutely
We win drive these red
tthe gdlf!" ~.
how hei signaled to all the
6nd said: =
lome on! Come onl We will
lash them''S z, ~.
And away they went at gallop,
following thewell. l.beaten road taken
by tho troops. :s5
j. Mr., Vernon reached the neighbor-
!: hood Of the Villere plantation before
snndown, and by the tInasthat Gem
/. eral, Jackson and his staff had arrived,
I he had formed plan of$reconnois-
!. sanos of the enenEs lines; 4 plan
& shieh, when presented 70. the COM
sSs,.nas57 IA, Mas M accepted at once. He
iaas S1IeHsa u choose fifty mounted
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A number Of Scottish grouse have
been imported by the Canadian GoY4
ernment from the highlands of Scofs
land for the purpose Of stocking the:
provincial parks. nnSins1,l
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S5sB 81 b FEa \ I'I;| lgs. &
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Newspapers of Regiments.


Most of the British regiments have
their own newspapers, published once
month. The news consists chiefly Of
matters pertaining to the officers and
men of the regiment and their. fam;'
lies, but the papers also devote regu'
lar columns to sporting news, humor,
poetry or other departments. All con-
tributions are from members Of the
regiment. These papers are much in
favor among the officers and soldiers,
and many Of them are very well edit
ed. ~ :.
q with Sthe deaf mutes actions always
speae louder Alan, words, -. s. !.
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CHAPTER XXI.

:. RECOGNITION By F1Br-LraHr AND apN-
go FLASH.
81 It was the afternoon Of the 23d OF
December, 1914. Iieutenant Bal
ianche and Mr.. Vernon were not the
only friends of the American css,ss
no had ssS1aa -
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Tie Iutll e Home
81 Bsls ~ Is .s.s:
|||E'|x I aPlFs|s|'Rles ! / ! | | ! gsar'

Bcecooco sc0sp 10000
VI Il ssoon ) ii ID 81 & sjss M dent Ksascr'
lsa reaches aBelgsa hs wiil md hIss future,
horne alj gead for hin; 4 tp
the generosity of OswalgI az Aunnerte a
Beer sympat thizer i gtph,,, satfs
Ehateau a Anaeslee hasjb jbecn 'gii gpif at
hei.d iiposai Soff t6e sre eaxs Presis
Int III bE SitsS q, q S,uer;. III Il q q 1slmef5e HAS.
ne sffiis NJ only two gears;
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bard pressed.
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0raination Services.

Last Tuesday d Council OF Congrega
tional churches of this vicinity was held
here for the purpose of ordaining Rev.
Mr.. Pinkney pastor OF this church.
| The following churches We're represen-
| ted by their pastors: Amigo. Rev. j.
| W. Helmuth; Clintonville, Rev. W. FL.
| Chandler: Birmanwood, Rev. j.. Lloyd
Smith; Tomahawk, Rev. Geo. Jones;
There were also present Rev. FL. w.
Carter of Beloit, Secretary of the Con-
gregational Home Missionary Society
and Rev. j. Mcneil of Tomahawk.
A business session of the council was
held in the afternoon Rev. j. MacNeill
being modera or and Rev. j w. Hell
muth scribe. The call of this church
TO Mr.. Pinkney and his acceptance was
laid before the council and Mr.. Pink
ney was examined for ordination, the
council were satisfied with the proceed
ings and examination and voted to pro-
coed with the ordination recess was
taken TO 40 in the evening for the
public ordination. The church was
wellfiiled for the evening service which
was begun by the reading of the min
utes of the afternoon meeting by the
scribe. Rev. j. W. Helmuth. Then fol-
lowed singing BY the choir. After
which Rev. Geo. Jones offered prayer
and read q lesson from the scriptures.
After hymn lsev. H. w. Carter prea-
ched the ordination sermon. Then fol-
lowed the ordaining prayer by Rev.
j. Helmuth and the laying on of hands
The right hand of fellowship was pre-
sented by the Rev. J !. Lloyd Smith. Rev.
S. MacNeill gave the charge TO the pas
tor and the Rev. w. Fl. Chandler the
address to the people. The meeting
closed with the singing Of the doxology
md benedicfion BIZ the pastor.
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3
Our. blood goes through body with
jumps aud beunds, carrying warmth
and active life to every part of your
body If you take:Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist.
James G. Monahan of Darlington
Wisconsin, will address the people of
this vicinity this evening at the rink
on the political issues of the day from
a republican stand point. Mr.. Mona
han has the reputation of being one OF
the most entertaing speakers in the
state and everyone, no matter what
their politics are should turn out and
hear him.
If you want four more years OF adver-
sity. such as You had under the last de-
mocratic administration vote for Bryan
When democrat begins to talk to
you about trusts. ask him what his
party has ever done to regulate or put
an end to them: Ask him why it was If
the democratic party is such an enemy
of trusts that every democratic con
gresham but five voted against the re-
solution for an amendment to the con
situation which -wouId have done away
with trusts.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TOWN
MEETING

Notice is hereby given to the cleo
tors of the Town of Eagle River, in the
County of Villas and State of Wisconsin
that a special town meeting will be
held.in said town at the Town Hall in
the Village of Eagle River on the 10Th
day of October 1900, for the purpose of
authorizing the Board of Supervisors Of
said Town of Eagle River to make APP
plication to the Commissioners of the
Public Lands Of the State of Wisconsin
for loan of Seven Thousand ISL 100000
Dollars from the Trust Funds to the
Town of Eagle River, for the purpose
of constructing a permanent bridge,
consisting of stone abutments and stone
piers and steel spans across the Eagle
river at the foot of Railroad street in
the Village of Eagle River. in said
Town of Eagle River, said loan to be
payable within seven years, in seven
equal installments CT One Thousand
Isl .O00} Dollars each, with interest
thereon at the rate of three and one
half per cent per anRum, payable in adj
vance from the date OF the making of the
loan to.the first day OF next January and
thereafter annually in advance as pro
vided by law.
timed on page 81
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Fepuplicar county ticket

The republican county ticket is made
up OF men qualified to fill the positions
forswhich they are nominated and the
nominees are fairly well distributed
throughout the county Eagle River
gets fonr. Minocqua four and Arbor
Vitae one. 1t has been charged that
Arbor Vitae with seven delegates out
of the fifteen delegates in the conven-
ton dictated the nominations. il so it
cannot be said that she used her powei
selfshly as she took but one OF the Off
ces. 1t has also been said that Mlnoc-
qua did not have the representation she
was entitled to- Even if this was SO
she has no just cause to find fault With
the treatment she received in the con-
vention as with but three delegates
She carried Off four of the nominations
As we have said before the ticket is
one that the republicans Of the county
should support from the top to the bot
tom. Take nominees one by one and
! they Will compare fstvorably with their
democratic opponents in personal char
acter and ability. We do not claim
/ that the nominees in every case are
any betterqualifled to fill the positi q
for which they were chosen than Others
who might have been named but we a.
! claim that they are ut least tire eqH "a
of their democratic opponents and to
being the case they are entitled TO the
loyal support OF every republican and
have the right to expect it, and every
republican owes it to himself and his
party that he gives the entire ticket
his enthusiastic support. iftliis is done
there can be no question as TO the re-
suit The democrats admit that the
county will go republican on the state
and nationa. ticket and their only hope
of electing their county ticket.is by the
did Of republican votes. Two years
ago the county went republican by over
one hundred majority and yet he de-
moclats elected their entire county
ticket This was due 10 "a faetional
fight in the republican party. This
year both parties have been recognized
in the make up OF the ticket and they
should unite and give it Il rousing ma
jority
IF you prefer Sis. 90 month to SO.
vote for Bryan.
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Is Your aCk Brelking2

Does it feel that way? It's warning
that your kidneys are giving Help them
they need it or they would mt ask so
sharply for aid Keep the kidneys right
and good health will always be your
portion. How will you do.that2 Take
bright's kidney pills, ohe modern sci
entific uptodate medicine that Danish
kidney backache kidney ailments sleep
lessness and uniary disturbances in eth
err adults or children. 25cts box F.
Beardslev
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Full line of Stationery at Beard

Full line of Stationery at Beard
sleys.
II you want TO terrorize capital and
pauperize labor, vote for Bryan.
Jack Bowers was called to Ripon
Saturday on account of the illness of a
near relatives.
Mart Hirzel has just put in "a new
set of Fairbanks hay scales. They are
an extra fine set, will weigh six tons
and are as accurate with single pound
as the scales in a-meat maIket. They
cost him two hundred dollars.
If you want to send the workingman
to the free soup house instead of to his
own table loaded with plenty, vote for
Bryan.
Finn Lawler the republican cam
didate for county clerk left Monday
for the western part of the. county on
a campaigning tour Finn is probably
the besr qualified man in Villas county
for the place and should win hands
down.
1t brings to the little ones that
priceless gift OF healthy flesh. solid
bone and muscle That's what Rocky
Mountoin Tea does 81 cents Ask your
druggist.
Geo. O'Connor ha, been putting in
the past week or ten days in the wes-
tern part of the county looking for
votes for district attorney. George
has demonstrated his hustling quail
ties in more than one hard fought cam
paign and has proved himself hard
man to run against.
You little knew when first we met
| That some day you would be
The luckyfellow / chosse to let
Pay for my Rocky Mountain Tea.
| Rev. Chandler of Clintonville has
been spending couple of days in town
He came up for the double purpose of
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Pinkney
and to attend the ordination services
of his son-in-law
j.. j. Roderick has been having
some very fine extensive repairs added
! TO his living apartments on his store
and when completed he will have as
liine place as there is in the town
/ +. Il. Morley of GAINESVILLE arrived
in town Yesterday morning With party
! Of FIVE men from the southern part of
| the state. MIR Morley represents the
the company which recently purchased
the Stubbins lands in this vicinity and
he brought the men up to Try and To-
cate them on some Of these lands. Yes
terday they were looking over tho
lands near Rice lake.
Fred Flanders is putting up IL brick
building at the brick yard at Conover
TO bc used for Il depot, the station hay
ing been moved from Howlets down to
the brick yard. A petition is also in
circulation to remove the post office
from Howlet's to the brick yard and
have Mr.. FLANDERS appointed postmas
ter in place OF Mrs. Hewlett r.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!

Boro carbol salve viii cure blind
bleeding or itching pileswhere all other
ointments have failed. 1t absorbs the
tumors, aAays The itching at once acts
like popItice and gives instant relief
Boro- carbol Salve is prepared expressly
for piles letter, eczema, and ali skin
diseases. Every box warranted 25c.
per box. +. Beapdsley.
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Feelings of safety prevades the house
hold that uses one minute cough cure,
the only harmless remedy that produ-
ces immediate results. 1t lsinfallible for
coughs, Group and all throat and lung
troubles. 1t will prevent consumption
f. Beardslev.