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from any standpoint, the advance to Ho
81 Wa. was of the utmost Importance
not only strategically. but also in show
ing that communication was open back
to Che Foo, that the expected opposition
from Chinese hordes had not been
sufficient to prevent the steady forward
movement ana in the influence it would
exert upon the Chinese government.
Brief as the despatch is, it conveys much
information beyond that specifically
contained in its few words
Although 1t is not stated what force
has arrived the War Department. accepts
1t to mean that this is the international
force which first took Pei Tsang and
then Yang Tsun. 1t has gone steadily
forward along the left bank of the Pei
river, keeping on the main road, which
skirts the river bank. At Yang Tsun
the railway crosses the river and
branches off to the west. Now that the
forces have lsft the railway far in the
rear, they are depending upon the high
way and the river, Ho ST Wu is place
of considerable size and the largest town
between Tien Ysin and Ching CHA Wan.
The latter place and Tung Chow are the
two cities Of considerable size IN the
line of advance after leaving Ho ST WI.
1t Is surrounded by orchards and gar
dens and is not a place likely to have
afforded opportunity for strong defense.
1t is the highest point on the Pei riv-
er, where the river water is depended on
as the native wells are the source OF
supply on the balance of the route to
Pekin AS 1t has taken five days for
Gen. Chaffee to report the advance to Ho
ST WI, it is evident that wire communi-
cation is not open to the front. This was
hardly to be expected and the safe arri-
val OF the message at least shows that
certain measure of communication is
open. One of the chief sources of con
graduation among officials is that the
fancied hordes OF China have not ma
teriaIized, or at least have not prevent
ed the international column from draw
ing close to the gates of Pekin.
Shortly after this dispatch arrived, an
other message from Gen. Chaffee, far
more lengthy, gave the melancholy re-
suit Of the fight at Yang Tsun. The
casualty list is given in detail, with the
additional information that the dead had
been buried at Yang Tsun and that the
wounded had been sent back to the hos
pital at Tien Tsin.
The reply Of the United States govern
ment to China's overture of peace was
made public early IN the day, showing
the firm and final position that had been
taken. While expressing satisfaction at
this pacific step, the reply states that
it is evident that 9Th ere can be no gen.
eral negotiations between China and the
powers so long as the ministers and Iega-
tioners are restrained ana in danger.
Then follows a specific statement OF
what the United States expects as a
condition precedent to a cessation Of hos
tilities, viz:
sThat a body Of the relief force be per-
mitted to 'enter Pekin unmolestedt' and
escort the ministers back to Tien Tsin j"
1t developed during the day that the
reference to the "powersi' employed in
the American reply was not without a
distinct meaning. Exchanges between
the various powers have Teen going on
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MANILA CASUALTY LIST.

Washington, August 13.-0eneraI Mac
Arthur cables a casualty list from Manila
containing the following deaths since last
report:
Spruce, Co. A, 25th volunteer infantry,
Joseph L Wright.
Malarlal fever, August s, Co. G, 46th
infantry, Henry J. Kranz.
Diarrhoea, August 18th, Co H, 46th
volunteer infantry, John W. Collins
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-14

Boston, August 13 Forecast for Tues
day: Threatening weather with occasion
al light rains; fresh TO brisk west winds.
Wednesday fair and warmer.
Washington, August 18.-Foreoast for
Tuesday for New England: Local rains
Tuesday; Wednesday fair; fresh, castor
~ winds.
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Dover, N. H., August l3.-SheriH
James Il. Hayes and Deputy Sheriff Cush-
man OF Dover, and Officers AIinehan and
Crayin of South Berwick tonight brought
here from Alfred jail the five men who
are charged with breaking and enter
ing a freight car at Rollinsford june
tion, August 3.
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Scraubte caS Grab.

Serr Sobn Slioer bon 8bilaoels
pbia, Ya., beribtet BON einem lbred'
li1en 3pildenfall tpie folgt: SD
befano mid in elmer eeraoeSu uer=
stpeifelten Sage. Wteine Saut bate
cine total eelbe ,Sarbe angenommen,
id bate tieflieeenoe gluaen, belegte
i3unae, inn Hiiden uno in ben Sei=
ten idredlihe Sbmersen, 81 oenen
iih nod cine allmdlis iih iteiaernoe
Sbpdbe unO glppetitloligfeit ae=
iellte. Grei 9lerSte batten mid in
Bebanolung. unb tie ale gaben meis
nen Sail als boffnungslos aui. Gs
ipurbe mir bann anaeratben. "Elec-
tric Bitters" einsunebmen, mb 81
meiner sruBen 5reuoe ueridaiite idon
Die erite sSlaibe mir beoeutenoe Gin=
berung. 9rei @uhen iebte id) ben
@ebraub bes ertpdbnten Electric
Bitters" fort unb bin iebt elm ges
lumber Mann. Sd) ipeiB, baB bic
les Wlittel oas Grab zines ieiner
iiheren Spfer beraubt bat. aeln
2eioenoer iullte perfeblen, oieles
Wiittel 81 periuben. gtur 30 ets.
3u baben bel s. 8alteper q Spbn,
Drueuiiten.
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nit mauriihen pirdten, oenen er ieoOA
enttam. 9ir Reiie bis Yraiilien odusrte
40 Sage. aber bas S6iff mar nidt
gang obne Sealeitlna. Gin Eslpbin
folats Der .Sprap' uno be9nii9ie lid
nit Nbfdllsn. bic i6 bon meinem Slide
iiber gprh Qtiuorien bate; henn bas
Sber Dar bsrmunoet iuoroen uno
ipnnte nidt uuf &aub ausgeben. Sd
fannte ben 9elpbin al ieinen 9larben.
hatte mid oil i'm gem0bnt uno Der.
miBis i'm. iuenn er Nusilii9e ma9te.
gines 9a9es fam sr nit brei geeleitern
suriid. uno Die tleine 8eiellI6aIt bislt
auiammsn. Sbr 0ebsn mar oft bon
bunsrigsn Saiiiden beorobi, bann
ifoiien lie fort, isosr in elmer anoersn
Ridtuna. 10 oab Der Sai, menn er sin
Sbisr bsrfulete, BON ben anosren tueg=
asiiibrt ruroe. glad einiger 3eit famen
iie bann suriid uno eabsn lid ein
&snbs,=pous bel meinem goote. 3tpei.
nal lsnlie id ibre @stfolaer bur9 eine
8lsdpfanne ab, bic bic Saifiibe fiir
einen aldnsenoen Slid bieltsn, uno id
idoB ibnen cine 9uael ourd ben 9ppf.
9lm 2ap Sorn irnf Slocum luieber
Sssrduber. .Ga i6 lie nidt niiisn laI-
ZEN ipollie, eab i6 allsin mar, ging i'd
IN Die Sabine. uno iue6ielte meine
2leioer; 10 tuoren Siusi Mann on
Goro. Damn aoa id) elm Stiif 9ua.
ipriet als Sesmann oil, 10 baB mir
brsi iparen. 9lls fie 80 Oarbs enifernt
iparen, idob it. lie iamsn aber nod
ndber, ib feuerte alio Elm ,fueites Mlal.
ba febrten lie nm. Bei Qlnbru9 Der
0untelbeit beifreute id bas 9ed NIT
ilsinsn 9ldeeln. 9lls oas Sdiff 9biebes
gap paiiirt batie, folaten mir suei
Ganoes. gines 9iadts nun, ar5 id
idlafsno in meiner Sabine lag, famen
Wiloe an 9ed, lie beulien aber tuie Die
Sunoe, als lie aui bic 9ldael troien, in
naB id mein 8sipsbr taum notbig
batte. Sic ipransen Gals iiber aopf in
ibre GanDes uno siniee Iislsn alIh in
bic See.' Sn allen auIlraliiden 6dIen
muroe Gloeum nit aruBsn Gbren auf.
eenommsn, in Mauritius aber bislten
bic gingeborenen i'm fir ben goien In
perIOn. Gins eieenartiae gpiIooe mar
msin Beiud beim prdioent 3riiger.
.eeins gresllsn3 empfins mid iebr
heralid, absr als mein Sreunb Ridisr
8epsrs, Der mid uorsenellt bate, er.
mdbnts. baB id cine @eiie um Die WeH
made, berbsiierte 2riiser i'm unb
madts ibn barauf auimertiani, baB Die
gros flnd iei. ,Gie iiIeinen nidt nm
bic Wslt, oas III unm0slib! sic nei-
nen in Der Welt.' llno !ueiter duBerte
sr isin Wort 81 uns.' 9lls Sloeum
iid Der Seimatb ndberte, mar inauiiden
Der 9ries nit Spanien aussebroden.
mas sr nidt wubte, ba er einen Wlonat
nitbt an 2ano astusien mar. Sm Gan.
gen bat oas GdiIf mebr ols $4,000
6eemeilen aemadt.
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ihDn Der glnblid, 5pg er mid opd
nibt BON Der itillen 8euba9tung Die
Ter Wtenihen ab, Die unipeit oes bon
mir oetudblten Sibes on Der galll-
Itraoe itanoen. Der Wfann neigte
ieinen 9ppf tieier uno iprab einige
@urte. Ia iiberflog eine &0tbe,
tiefer nod als Die slbenoalitb, oas
reisenoe @e1i6t leiner @efdbrtin.
Sn bielem Wiumente ertannte ih,
Die Veioen ieien bod Wann lmo
@eib, uno sueleib iprane glei6lam
cine sSeber suriid uno 0ffnete ben
bartholomew Sbrein meines @e=
bdhtnilies, llntpillfiirlid, ents
i6liipfte mir Der &usrul:
,Dpftpr Steotmann!"
Gr tpenoete ben &opf. Gin fur
ses 3Dqern, oann bate er audi mid
erfannt uno trat, meinen gtamen alti
ben 2ippen beran. 0erdnoert bat=
ten mir uns beioe. Nuf mein 9aupt
mar inspiiben Sdnee gefaaen, Der
Itattlibe, nit lbDnem Nollbart @e=
idlnliidte, elib Dem ibnlddtieen
Sierinbspansigidbri9e nur ettpa 10,
pie Elm dlterer Yruoer oem jiinge<
rem aleihen mag.
gSir tau16ten ein paar CUTE gSorte,
bann ipanbte Steotmann iib 5u lei
ner iiinaen Srau suriid, faBte ibre
6ano unb fiibrte iie 81 mir bin.
Limb oas lit 6ennp", laete er
uno lab mid ertpartungspoll an.
Sic bob ibre itrablenoen slugen
uno ldhelte mid an.
vDas 3upput Wirbenl" rief ib
gang iiberraibt. nIber oas lit ia
cine Splpbe getporoen!"
n@eber gtire, nod Splppbe"
iaete er aliidlih, raber elm redter,
ed)ter Menid. grinnern Sic lib,
endbiee Srau, mas ib Sbnen elm
mai BON ibr iaste?" - gr 5og mid
gang ipenia beileite uno ioate balb=
laut an meinem DIR: n0as Weib
bat benz 3inoe @urt aebalten. 6ennp
fann, mas nur ipenige perrnDgen =
lie fann lieten!"
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MiiKcn aurfbelme babem.

armes Sifjiere, tuelde ,u benz GnartiermeiIiers
Stabc eeborer, purosu ourh oas eeieu BON Sci
tuuas= 9spiaen be3hslid Der eeiosn Der ameriiani=
ihen Snppsn in Der SiBe in Gbina pcsen ibrer 6ate
iebr lberraidt. gean elaubts. OaB bic uab China
ecianoten Rseimsnter nit 9Ortbelmen equipirt uOr-
ben ludrsn, uno oaB Oeren Gelo,uG l,Hie abssdaiit
porcrn eien Die SonnsnbBc il eeidbrlid, oas
llebebiben Der geroauunssOreane il oas aber iOear
nod mebr I'm Resune uno anbere Waeenlsioen
i'll belctiecn. siebt ss nidts mas Oiieters glasen=
biiisrs slei6tontmt glsiduisl we lauee Sbr an
gertopfune 9eroauuns sIeioen. 9pspepiie. ionic ee=
ber= uno 9tierenii6ungen aetiiten baben moaet ons
gitters wirp Gnt iurireu. fyhnf,is Sabre lang bat
oas giticrs trob peler Aababmunaen iein i5elo be-
bauptet IS reiniet aud oas Suitem uno erjeuat
einen bejbaiten Appetit. rs II en ausae;eidnetes
9elebuna sinitel fur bic Terptn. gcriudlt es
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Sn 9onoon in ioeben Elm iebr interd.
iantes Bud eridieneu Sailing Alone
Around the World" bas 9apitdn
Soibua Gloeum gum 0erfaiisr bat.
Gs enibdlt bic ipannenbe grsdhlung
BON Der abentsuerlidsn Meltumieges
lung, bic Gloeum in ieinem fleinen
Sabraeua .Gprap" bonn "a. Npril 1895
Bis aum 8. Suli 1893 unternommen
bat. Tie 5ahrt begann In Bolton, eing
nod Gibraltar, bon bort nod Der
WaaeIbdensnrabe, bann bur9 bic Glib
Zee, iiber guliralien, burd ben Jn.
biiden Csean. um bas aap Der 0ufen
Soiinuna berum unb iuisber nod 0auft
iber St. 0elena, Mseeniion, 9rini.
bab unb Norto Rieo. Oas tleine
GGiff, gu beiisn Mnsriinuna Der aapi'
tdn l3 Monaie aebraudte, oa er gllles
ielbft anisrtieis, bat cine 2dnee bon 30
Sub 8 3oll, cine 9ieIs bon IA 6uB 2
3oll uno einen 8sbalt BON neun Sou'
nen. 9ladeem Sloeum iid ssniigeub
perptppianttrt batte. 9ing er gans allsir
in Gee; sr bate nidt einmal Elm Sbier
on goro, unb oas einjiae Snitrument.
bas als Gbroncmster aelten tonnis,
mar cine gDanoubr flr 81. gr iuar
nod nitt longe untertreas, als tr bic
Giniamieit idredlid su Iiiblen beaann.
.gDsnn es iiiirmifb mar uno i'd plel bll
ibun battle" idreibt er. .empfano i6
meine GinIamteit iueniser. Wenn es
ieoud iuieoer idonss Netter iuuroe,
braud)te id5 meine Stimme oft uno COB
9efebl ouf meinem SdiiIten, oa id)
aebort bate. oab i6 bel gidtaebraud]
msine Siimme psrlisrsn i0nnis. Stano
bic Sonue ouf Wittassh0be. 10 rief Id
| laut ,adt 8las.' Deer id rief BON
meiner Sabine einem nur in mstnsr
8ornelluns eriiiirsnoen Wanne am
Sieuer su: ,Wie IN Der aurs?' Wenn
id oann ober ieine glntuort betani,
muroe mir msine Gage nur nod fnbl'
barer. Uleine Stimms tIana bobl in oet
Ictrcn 2uIt; id nisoertolte bieie Der
iude nitt mebr." 9ie get0iiiguna an
gpro Der .Sprop4 mnr burdous MIDI
maasr. veines gadmittaas iiisb oas
Sdiii ouf cine srobe idlafsnbe Sdilo'
irOie. Sic ermndie nit msinsr 0arpun'
I'M @enid, wenn sis iibsrbaupt sr'
luadts. es mar isbr idwisrie. iis al
Ged 3u brinasn. Nbsr bas Sdilbtr6ten'
SSilst NOR gut. sd bate an Dem Rod
nidts gu iabeln. 9ln ienem @beno be-
lauo Der Speiissettel aus Gdiloirotsn'
Silst 5bee nit 5ooii. WratiartoIIeln,
asbdmpitsn 3miebsln. 9sidmorien Sir
n,n uno Snbus. Sloelm mollt
siaenilid ourd ods Nlitklldnoild,
9Dleer uno ben Sue,tanaI. otsr erfab
rene Ciiisiere risibsn ibm ab uno mnrn
ten ibn Dor hen Sssrdubern bss 9oibel
Nlesres. 9ln6 nuf tenn 4tlontiider
| Cpon bate sr einm 3uiommmhoi
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Die Snfluensa ais Seil.
mittsl. Die b0ie SnflusnSa bat lid
enolid BON elmer auisn Settle geseigt.
gDie Elm 9risdiider ar3t Namsns
Gopeos Der Wonatsidriit .ea 0rees
msoicole" miiibeili. tpurbe Elm Bebn'
id6riaer 2nobs our6 einsn aubsroroent.
lid ibwsren Snflusnia-9lniall bon
Gpilspiis 9ebeiIt er boite ieit ieinem
britten Sabre untsr epilsptiiden anfdl.
len aeiitien, Die mad ieinsr 9eriislIung
BON Der Snilusnaa ausblisben. gis
oabin bniten iid bic gnidlls jsosn siuei-
ten 9aa pisosrbolt uno botten ben
anaben bis gu isinsm adien Sa1r in
polliaer 9siliiser 3uriidgsblisbenbeit
qebalt,n. iie warcn stpar immsr auf oas
GeIidt beidrdnit in allen anoeren
WsrlmaIen absr tppiit. Nadoem Der
Qnabe bic Snilusnsa iibsrianoen bate,
isbrie isiue gsifiias 6dbi9tsit gum nOs-
mal,n 3uItano ;uriid, isoe Spur osi
gpilspiie itiuano. uno baIo oaraul
bate sr isinsn gruosr in Der Sduls
iibsrboli
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3u ben WeItfirmen erhen
Ranges adblt oas aaufbaus Bon
Warde" in paris. Seine Saassein.
nabme betrdat burdidniiilid 700,0 900
Granes.
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- @hte Wtc9laeiter, gaale YaB-
unb 9tntbracit=S =SDblen 81 Den bill
tighten Wtarftpreilen bel Der
Sunlet gSupo 60.
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Ole @ebriioer GriBer
baben in ibrem 8eif)ditslDfal in Der
GunlmercesSraBe cine Iusitelllng
uun Iiamanten, 8plb= uno Silber=
ipaaren, ,SaucpsNrtiteln &C., Die Ses
Der leben lpllte. Der sur Snternatio=
nalen 5air nah San GntUnio
fomlnt,
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U b { q B T I.

u l.
Nad) gsaco, Sort gSurtb. Dallas, aanlas
gitp. ct. 9puis uno Gbicasp, tdglif.
70. u. & VI. 3. 9epoD .7:45 Ytsrgens.
gtab @aeo. Sort @prtb. Dallas &c. tpom
Suniet.9epDt) ......... 800 Nbenos.
antunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. 9ouis, aanias Gitp
Dallas, Sort @ortb uno gsaco, ta9lidl
(Suniet 9epot) ...S $50 BORN.
Bon g9acp, Sort @urtb. Dallas &C. e..
u. & q. Z. 9eputl -. 1920 Nbenos.
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Nntunft.

WOn Walpeitun. 30uitOn un6 enero tag
lib. 1:UO Nbenos.
Bon Corpus Gbriiti, Nranias TaB uno
8eeuille tdglid,. LOO Naebm.
Bon 86rne mnb aerrpiqe. tdglidl. aus
aenpmmen Sonntags. =. 1888 Born.
Bon Borne uno aerroiqe. Sonntags, -.
800 Nbenbs.
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,,@rubmntter's Thee" beilt Der
ffppfnmg. 25c BET allen 7ruaniifen.
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5eGgontmeme @efnno6eit.

Saltsu 2it 9bren StOrper burd osn
q lesentIiden Gsbraud pOa Gn.t's Yf'
bsrpiasn poaitan6ig in SrSnuug. z e
rtgulileu 6eu 1arnitanal uno er;sustn
Ginsn krdfiiarn Gdrpjr.
GOpiidmer;enr glularin. GaasaltiO,u,
9etitcpiuns nno dbnIide &rantteI:su
pussn poltdnbis furirt burd
2mtt'S &cbcr Yiuen.
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,,G,rpsmntter'S Thee" uerid11nert
ben 3eimt. 25c bei alien Trpsniiten.
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Wmlf Sbpre Sabn.


Hadj Stodoale. taelidl, auseenpmmen
Spnntaos 500 Born.
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Spmtberm Yacific Nabn.
gbfohrt.
u nj II n 1T.
0~Seroa. at. Qpuis uub ghlcaoD

8un aorb,3eras. ct. 9ouis unb Chicago
katy Flyer ........ $3.50 Morgens.
Bon 9ieiu Orleans, Souiton uno Gal
peiton t1elid] d]........... .4:45 Had1m.
Bon 81 gaio. Californian uno Werito
.7:30 Nbenos.
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Nntunft
Bon Stodbale. tdelih. auseenommen
Sonntaas s..,...........3:0 800 gtathm.
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2. u. & u. =. 8abn.
VI bio hrt.

giad) @alpeiton. Souiton unb 9nero tag.
fla. .S:45 Born.
Nah Corpus Ghriiti. slranios Bob uno
8eeuille tdalidl. 2:20 Rahm.
Taf Borne uno aerrpile. tdglidl. auss
aeuummen Sonntags j. 2:45 Nahm.
Nad Borne unb aerrpille, Sonnta9s.
$3.50 Born.
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Mrs. Luces spent Sunday with
her husband who is working at
Laona.
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Laona

g. Philips from Cavour paid
us a friendly visit on Monday.
M. Il. Kieffer arrived here
from Stratford to take charge of
the R Connor Co.'S, store.
Miss Mabel Osborne visited
over Sunday with he parents
at Crandon. ~
Mrs. John Emmett and
daughter Vera left S sunday morn
ing TO visit friends in wolcott-
vide Ind.
Frank Johnson who has been
engaged by The 4 cohhor Co.
in saving out their timbers, has
finished work and is going to re
move his mill to. woodville Ind
care pleased to note the ar
rival of Mr.. Delemater from
Oshkosh where he went tc ge
medical assistance. He CAM
back much improved in healtl
and claims an advoirdupois
six pounds greater then whei
! he departed
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-14
FOURTH OF JULY RATES.

On July 3 and 4 the North
Western Line will sell excursion
tickets at low rates to points on
the North Western System. with.
in 200 miles of Sling station,
good returning until July 2,
inclusive. Apply 70 agents
chicago and North Western R'Y,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-14
HALF FARF TO NORTHERN WIS.
CONSIN SAENGERfESt
GREEn. RaY

Viathe North Western Line,
Excursions tickets WILDE sold
at one fare for the round trip,
June q to "a, inclusive, limited
to June 25. Apply to agents
Chicago and North Western R'Y.
Miss Mabel Osborne walked tc
her home in Crandon Saturday.
returning 10 her school in Laon,
| Monday morning.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-14
HALF RATES TO CHICAGO.

Via the North Western Line.
Excurs ions tickets will be sold
at cne fare for the round trip,
June %, 26 and 27, limited to
July 2, on account of Prohibition
National Convention. Apply to
agents Chica go s. North Western
R'y.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-14
LOCAL LOGIC.

Mrs. Luces spent Sunday with
her husband who is working al
Laona.
Miss Dora Smith passed
through here Monday on hel
way to Gillett.
George Truscott spent a short
time in town wednesday.
c. S. Townsend spent Sunday
with his family in Clintonville
returning wednesday.
The North western Company
has purchased some tracts of land
South of wabeno,
Emil Birkle returned from a
visit to GAINESVILLE wednesday
He reports a very pleasant
time.
Mrs. scholl arrived here
Monday from Lakewood She
will assist at the Hotel Wabeno
for time.
Mr.. Melchoir and brother from
Gillett are spendiag a short
time fishing in our village this
week
Fred Archibald passed through
here wednesday on his way to
Oconto,
Messrs. Tompkins and Lille
who have been looking over some
land around here spent a few
days in town.
Mrs, Johnson of Lakewood
spent Sunday with her sister
at Laona, and visited friends in
this place Tuesday.
The G. & N. W. R,Y. had a
crew at work wednesday taxi
ing down the turntable. They
have put in a new crossing on
the road leading north from
wabeno.
G. S. Pierce, General Land
agent for the G. & N. W. R'Y.
was in town last week and located
two settlers in Section 90 35 IA.
Tie former is from Dodge
county and the latter from
Brown County.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-14
EXCURSION TICKETS 10
WATERTOWN WIS.

Via the North Western Line
will be sold at reduced rates
June 16, II and 1S, limited to
June 90, on account of Annual
Reunion, Deutsher Kriegerbund,
Of Wisconsin Apply to agents
Ghicagc & North Western RY
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-14
Half Rates 70 9. 4, 3, fnsshp-
ment at west superior, Wis.

Via the North western Line.
Excursions tickets will be sold
at one fare for the round trip,
June 10 to % inclusive, limited
to June %. Apply to agents
Chicago & North western sly.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-14
HALF RATES lG DEs MONIES Iowa.

Via the North western Line.
Excursions tickets viii de sold at
one fare for the round trip, June
la to %. inclusive, limited TO
June 20, on account of Music
Teachers Nationrl Convention
Apply to the agents Chicago
and North Western R'y.