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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED--To lease or rent restaurant Or
hotel references given. Address w. A.
Shepherd, zwalla. La. y
Afs'TED-Tlaree Furnished rooms for llgh.
he lsekeeplng. Address 1856. chs offee. Y
WANTED TO RENT-Fonr or hye-room
collage, or would take four rooms unfuf-
nished With old couple as company; best
rsferences can be given. Address A. W.
r., this en!ca ~
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WANTED-Good stock Of dry goods, shoes.
etc. $4,000 to $4,000 II cheap for spot cash;
Address 1919, this office. ~
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WANTED-Finy young men 20 attend ONT
OF the best telegraph schools IN America
Address INNS Business COLLEGE, Waeo, Tex,
as. &-4o-V
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WE OFFER THIS WEEK 10000 pounds Cal
iOrnia prize taker onion seed at 81 pe:
pound made 800 bushels to acre last year;
1000 bushels hand p! ked and sholled seed
corn 81 a bushel. Kansas Nebraska and
Iowa grown; catalogue free Holloway
seed and Gran o., Dallas. Texas
TFE undersigned lie pre2Ared to furnish
limestone rough or cut Write Cor prices.
Francis Fischer. Austin, Texas. 4
ELECTRIC SuPPLIES-The Bsrden Electric
and Machinery CO. 1909 Texas avenue, car
ries the larees. line of electric supplies
in South Texas. They also do all kinds
of electrical contracting and have large
repair shop fully equipped for repairing
dynamos motors, fans. etc. 4
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WANTED--station men on the Gulf, Colo
RADIO and Santa Fe railroad Mt Koun,zo.
Texas: good work; ali embankment FROM
two IN four feet. Apply on the workh
John Scott g. Scue. contractors. ID
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u! Use Chcheiter's English .'eanyro,sl Pills,
Safest; Only Relinbiei Take 30 ether.
ygtr Druggiatl Of srud &C., stamps, for parties
h,hsi NJ lAiies, Ia le,tcr ~ return mail.
ateesss Csea,,eai o., phlIsda., S'r.
u WEsTPHAL'S Partisan Mosque
's'unes for rent. 513ia Main street
lG
nhh AGENCY - Trained detectives
~ lot civil and criminal invest,ga-
reasonable rates; correspondence So
'ales hcCsne, Box 1870, Houston,
Il
lp.paplls TO study shorthand al
Apply at 1920 Walker avenue. lG
,saA.LREE-spiritual medium, 9O7
.sse.. %
KuPLE, PALMlST-The Bristol no.
s1ls from 9 to p. IN. II
l9ar photographs and tin types copied
s'ssd 10 any Size desired by w. IL.
4. roolographer 400 Travis. IS
~ tIusses and syrlnges In assort-
pvsest prices. At Lewyn's, Main.
..ss.9n. 10
fAL mineral water in Jugs 81; for
s.9 q. Lewyn's Drug Store. 10
,aouS American widow. alone with
~. ~, would Ike to correspond with
ry OF country; object matr.-
eea-ess Boy 1865, this office. 20
siNGs Buildings, mans labels
u,sM etc. Write Thos. owen En-.
@.9s. Congress avenue. "a
PnATHY CURES ,-i,a,, ---iI--iIS-z
our success cess ha whsn an else mas
t,res constipation, derangei
b. unaie weakness and ali
Ata,Ion 49, correspondence solicited,
truirk tss se, DTS. VIM. Clark Blanche
~ ~ 9ason block. l6
mATIS OF Galveston. cIaIryoyan1
~ medium. 1907 Congress. 3-6
Iss Little Liver P1II-,--57---------------,-------
t.anel &c hollis w no. s5Ips'
Preston. at be"yh MAN,
tpIF -T--------- y
~, ne. paie for men for female
Bls Drns eureka Elixir; $l.O0 bottles, at
IN .------- --ols II
|rr A,ssnaiEhro-The famous Egyptian
Bsn, ,hseeiyes students In hypRotisin,
y inietpreens. pmlir nd rsgS p9Imistry,
EeL fortune telling 1sSs S e., nsS ps'e 20
k.MAL AGENISy- ~
n Buy, sell or A. .i.li.llloym eht iur-
Marriage p vr eAehange anything you
kjgp a - oelsAl, l9O0 Congress. II
i snias BALL is the most pleasing
ls.s, masks I ;elva, complete DISCUSSES,
Isal; mall orders ,e s, mar goods; etc..
Company. s1s Tr,sis st nise u leAas
- laws street, h 20 3,
|HeTCHFNc S,-------z-- --o-gl
|fss a saivs NsVasota. Texas, manu-
ringwn,,, mat will cure letter. ee-
;le NJ, or Old sores OF any kind.
AID pot poh.- ANY one buying this
lsr testimoniais money refunded;
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED everywhere TO sell I'M
proved second edition OF Galveston Before
and After the orn, IN English and Ger
mar WITH maps supplement- and ll5 hand
some views sells on S.sne for 70 cents:
liberal terms 10 agents. Address w W.
Dexter Houston. Texas. 70
AGENTs-Groatest money making PROPOSE
ton az the Twentieth century. no expert
enoe required; investigate this. Call on or
address C. r. A., Eagle Hotel, Houston,
Texas. 70
AGENTS WANTED--Male or female. 10 sell
the best line OF medic mes in the world on
guarantee; special remedies; large com :
MISSIONS Boz 49, 10
AGENTs-All gas lamp and other agents
write for Improvement on gasoline gas
lamps; viii double your sales; gas lamp
Without mantle or chimney. generates and
Lights with single match, agents wls for
them: also gravity and 1000 candle poYer
arc pressure lamp retailing up 70 Nv All
brass: Dggest money makgIs cut' sl9Vo Gaze
premiums 70 best agents 1901 projected bS
pafen. laws American Lighting Co., chi.
cago. - ~
ARE YOU A HUSTLER or dronel want
an agent h every town ana cl,y in Texas
10 sell life Insurance for the Hartford Lie.
Noes taken al our risk payable We oDel
l. or cash ia 60 days or on the SPOT.
Answer quick. W. II. Patterson. Manager,
Dallas. Texas. o-o
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WANTED TO BUY--A lO-horsepower en-
CINE must DO in good repair. Y, +. Jones,
202 Milan street. ~
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DR.. c. S. DeVOLL

Rheumatism, catarrh. Bronchitis. Chronic
Constipation Diseases Of the Lungs. Heart,
Liver, Kidneys. Bczema and Blood diseases OF
whatever character cured, and blood mads
DrOpay and all oedemiG conditions perma-
nonily remoyed--no tapping, Sterilv and
ali diseases Of the Generatlye Organs Of
either sex treated with perfect success. Pies
and Rsfuia cured promptly. LADIES: DR..
DEVON positively cures Displacement Leu
eorrhoea, Irregular or Suppressed PERIODS
and al diseases peculiar TO your eek. Con-
sultatlon confidential and free.
Office ooSH rlain St, Houston. Tex.
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WANTED TO BUY.

A GOOD gentle horse on iustalments, 500
cash, $500 per week. Willie Ellis. care
Captain b. Barrett, 1911 Congress avenue
Houston, Texas. y
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CASH for old gold and silver. Send postal
Will call. q. a. Ray. Gen. Del. ~
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FOR sALE-22c5 acres, part in L.nerly and
part In Montgomery county; railroad runs
through It; price 81 % per acre, l-3 cash.
three sections IN Non gomery county; neer
railroad; price 81. IS ash. John u. whey,
10TH Congress avenue. Houston, IeAas -
FOk sALE-A four-room cottage in Second
ward. good outhouses GOOD nelghDorhoon
Address S3i5, ms olnce. 10
FOR sALE-Nine-room house; two lots;
modern canyeniences; paved street, on car
line: 5 minutes walk to Capitol hotel. Ad-
dress Box 81. city. 10
FOR sALE-At a bargain for eight days only,
6ajhx150 feet corner Mckinney ana Caro-
line; 2l2 feet fagstone sidewalk Beetle
Bryan. 70
FOR sALE-cottage and land, ioxl25 feet;
1871 Clay avenue. Apply 1873 Carolihs
FARM FOR SALE or rem cheap, 40 Travis
street. B MaiorowiLz -
IN CONFORMITY with a resolution OF the
board OF directors, the Young Men Au-
tual Real Estate sad Building Association,
properties are o1ered for sale OIL easy
terms Sealed proposals viii be received
until March ?, 1901; the rishI % reject any
or all bids reserved; perfect titles; BLOCK
No. 80 and ave houses fronting on sixtn
street FIRST ward. ga acres adjoining
Houston and Texas Central railroad. IN
The First ward. house aud lot. &c "a ,eet
on Mckinney street, Third ward 8: ares
adjoining Evergreen cemetery and front
ing 2i06 feet on Galveston. Houston and
Henderson railroad; i5 acres on Slaughter
Pen bayou, near Allen Farm; p acres In
Magnolia park. fronting on the bayou 6
blocks, ~ lots, Young Mems Addition. For
further information call upon or address
the undersigned T. U. Lubbock, Pres.-
dent o. C. Drew. Secretary. 3-i-0l
FOR sALE-Twenty- acres OF land, With
new eght-room house, wind mill and tank,
situated in the town of Maria; everything
10 frst-clasS condition. For particulars
address r. Z. Giliett Marta, Texas as
FOR SALE, cheap. 1873 acres fine rice land
In wharton county; all fenced; good house
20 acres under pillow; close 70 two deoots
Address the owner. W. ]. Groom. wharton
Texas I'll
REEL EsTATB for sale: houses to rent;
ncney to lend. r. N. Little. 9l9h Main
ttfeer. -. SS
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WANTED-EnergetIc workers, house to house
canyuss: best seller OF tho Twentieth cent
ury Call on or address Sou hwestern
Book Co. 400 Binx building Houston. 20
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WE HAVE one OF tho finest departments OF
biography IN the United States. Write fo7
full information. Metropolitan Business
COLLEGE. Dallas Texas. u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grading ioremen on
the EaSl Texas railroad az Lufkn. Texas
Apply on tue works. Il. j. smith i
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FIRE PROOF sAFE-Apply ioe KAN build,
ing. ~
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RICE FARM-Tonauts wanted; good chance.
wr.to CLARK Fairfield. Devers. Texas, 2-lS-Oi
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NOTWITHSTANDING tors and teamsters on
the East Texas railroad: 100000 yards o.
good dry work TO sublot, Apply to Il. J.:
Smith Luflyin. Texas. IN
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POSITIONS secured and help furnished
southern Employment ,Rpreau, Mason
hlonk NnnEtNn. ...-L 10
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WA NTED-- PantsmskeS one that under
Biggs Manor Texas. Hh u
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UNiJ-.valuaple Masonic lockoi with ini-
ti0is l.. r.; owner can recover same by pay
ing suitable reward. n. IL. Halter. tbs
Webster avenue Houston. "
STRAYEn OR STOLEN--A bay mare mule :
scar on nose: no brand; reward II returned
10 Neutrality-suspicious. NarhMare Co. e
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tnth AGENCY - Trained detectives
~ lot civil and criminal iuvest,ga-
reasonable rates; correspondence So
1 James hcCsne, Box 1870, Houston,
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WANTED--A man with family TO work on
farm also to make hay; house furnished
party must furnish team. Address j. ~,
Davidson, pcarlaud, Texas. ~
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WANTED-An efficient settled white woman
as cook IN family OF two; best references
required splendid homo for right party
AddreNa BoN 4 INDEPENDENCE. TeXaa. ll
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wANTED--To buy secondhand goods OF all
descriptions Frank Manno. 1917 Congress,
| nhoua fifa 81
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REAL ESTATE Tor sale: houses TO rent:
money to lend. r. N. Little. 9l9h Main
street. ~. SS
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FURNITURE and household goods; we have
always paid best prices: both phones.
Wright & Coombs. HAAS Milan. u
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" WESTPHAL'S Partisan Masque-
|ssstures for rent. 513ia Main street.
liz
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y. Use Chlehe;ter's English 'sanyro,sl Pills,
safest! Only Rulinbiel Take 20 ether.
yytr DruggihiI o. suud &C., stamps, for part!c'
ii,Is..s. csss,,smsii Ger s IStdnFn 1al'
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REFRICERAToRs- viii pay best prices
both phones. Wright & Coombs.
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ENGINES AND BOILERS
For all classes of service;
Only the best;
Prices right;
Terms liberal;
Low freight rates.
Let us quote you
O. L, Vickers,
Houston, Texas 5-6-isol
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| WANTED--white man TO cook In boarding
| hnnsn MnEnolla House. 1a20 Congress. "
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COOK sTOVES--All sizes: viii pay 5
or ces. Wright e. Coombs.
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yyANTED--To buy secondhand goods OF all
descriptions. Frank Manno. 1917 Congress.
phone iii3, 81
REFRIGERAToRs-w pay best prices:
both phones, Wright Coombs. Is
COOK sTOvEs--All sizes: will pay good
or ces. Wright & Coombs. 10
FURNITURE and household goods; we have
always paid best prices; both phones.
Wright & coombs lli-4l6 Milan y
HIGHEST PRICES paid for old feather beds,
feathers all kinds Send postal Box Ssi.
Houston will call 10
IN. CAPTAIN, at 2Gi Milan ST.. near Frank.
lin, nays highest prices for gentlemen >
old. clothing and shoes. send postal caro-
VIII call. q
A. ZUBER, 708 Congress-I pay highest price
for gentlemeDs second hand clothing,
shoes. etc Send a postal VII call. 2-2g-9l
WANTED-In quantities from. $4,000 to
j. 900. 900 feet OF hardwood lumber; can use
ash, oak elm cottonwood and pecan: can
be delivered In lots during next siA
months; payment OH delivery; iD writing
quote prices, I. o. b. BRENNAN, condition
and when cut. Address Tho Brenham Fur
nture Mfg. Co.. Brenhsln, Texas q
PAY HIGH PRICE CASH for old clothing,
ladies' and gentlemen's clothes. hats, shoes
etc drop card and will call. 81.
verherg bl6 Milan. 2-y-ol
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| HIGHEST PRICES paid for old feather beds,
| feathers all Kinds. Send postal Box $50.
! Houston will call 10
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LosT, FoUNp. STOLEN.

L0ST--ln First ward on Houston Avenue.
one heavy ovorcoal with rubber lnlhg.
velvet lar TWO ply black, weigat NJ
Teen pounos, Will give s. 80 10 any one
that viii return Il 10 l6QS Dart street
Perry Anderson. ~
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~, nsa PSaie for men for female
1is Drns eureka s Elixir; $l.O0 bottles, at
store. II
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FOR SADE-Soda fountains cheaper than in
history. Goose necks, ice shavers. milk
shakes, etc. Cheap show cases at Waco
Show Case Factory. Waco, Texas. s-l-0i
BICYCLES. TlRES--si.50 per pair: Morgan
g. Wright inner tubes 81; gents second
hand bicycles $40 and 81. March Culmore.
Houston. u
P1NE I.UMBER-For short prices write s..
~ Barnes. Trinity, Texas. 2-2l-0l
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-, uusses and syringes in assert
lowest prices. at Lewyn's, Main
tststOn II
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,yus photographs and tin types copied
s'ssu TO any Size desired by w. II.
S-., photographer, 400 Travis lG
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pFaplls 10 study shorthand al
Apply at 1920 Walker avenue. II
vALREE-spiritual medium, eOI
$50. q
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ular postage rates are to be charged.
The government is to assume no
more responsibility for the books
than it does in the case of second
class matter.
The plar is very likely to meet
with more or less opposition, but Mr.
jenkins believes the bill will pass,
and ali who are interested in the
library movement will hope it will.
Objections can be raised, but they
are not of much movement com
pared with the benefits of the plan,
which would extend library priv
ileges to very large class who are
now denied them.
No class of people appreciate
books more thoroughly or read them
more carefully. than farmers families
and yet "a large percentage of the
rural population does not enjoy
library privileges. Mr.. jenkins
estimates that sixty percent. of the
population of Wisconsin is without
such privileges and that the ratio
will hold good throughout the
United States.
The benefits of a plan that will
bring books within the reach Of
millions Of people who are now de-
prived of them will far outweigh
such objections as the overlooking
of carriers, increased expense Of
mail delivery or discrimination
agains5 city patrons of libraries.
The possible good that it may do is
beyond calculations Milwaukee Sen
tinel
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The HOME GOLD CURE.
An Ingenious Treatment by which
Drunkards are cured Daily in
Spite of Themselves.
No Noxious Doses. No Weakening
of the Nerves. A pleasant and
Positive Cure for the Liquor
Habit.

1t is now generally known and understood
that Drunkenness is a disease and not weakness.
body filled with poison, and nerves cOmplet-
Iy shattered by periodical or constant use of
intoxicating liquors, requires an antidOte cap
able of neutralizing and eradicating this poi
son. and destroying the craving for the intox-
icants. Sufferers may now cure themselves at
home without publicity or loss of time from
business by this wonderful HOME GOLD
CURE which has been perfected after many
years of close study and treatment of inebri-
ates. The faithful use according to directions
of this wonderful discovery is positively guar
anteed to cure the most obstinate case no
matter how hard driEker. Our records show
the marvellous transformation of thousands of
DrunKards into sober, Industrious and upright
men.
WIVES CURE YOUR HUSBANDSm Chill
dren cure your fathers !! ! This remedy is in
no sense nostrum but is specific for this de-
sease only, and is so sklllfully devised and pre-
pared that it is thoroughly soluaDle and plea.
SAINT to the TASTE so that it can be given in a
cup of tea or coffee without the knowledge of
the person taking it. Thousands of Drunkards
have cured themselves with this priceless
remedy. and as many more have been cured of
and made temperate men by having the
CURE" administered by loving friends
and relatives without their knowledge in
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continued drinking of their OWN tree will. Do
NOT WAIT. Do not be deluded by appar-
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HOME GOLD CURE'' is sold at the extreme
ly low price of One Dollar, thus placing within
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accompany each package. Special advice by
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EDWIN b. GILES 81 COMP ANY, 1880 and 2
1872 Market Street, Philadelphia.
A Ii correspondence strictly confidential.
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Evolution of The Library Idea.

Congressman Jenkins proposition
to make the free rural delivery routes
agencies for the distribution of
library books is one that will receive
a great deal ofattention. 1t is also
one that will be very attractive to
book loving people who reside in the
country districts.
It is the congressman S intention
to introduce a bill.at the next session
of congress which will authorize in
the carriers on the rural routes to
deliver library books free of charge.
If the books are returned by mail reg
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Published Every Thursday.
$500 A YEAR. The Only All Home
Print Weekly Newspaper in Bayfield,
County.
Official Paper of Bayfield, County, City of
Washburn and Board of School Directors.
And Thus it Changes Hands.

Hayward Enterprise: The land
upon which the Ashland or Sugar
Bush" club house at Lac Court de
OReilles, owned by Ashland parties
for the most part, stands, has pass
ed from their hands to S. J. William
of this city, the latter metioned hav-
ing gone the road of the law and
made of it a homestead for himself.
The parties who possessed, or were
supposed to possess, the land upon
which they some time ago erected a
club house, failed to follow out the
letters of the law, hence the move
on the part of our county judge to
obtain a good thing Due notice
had been given to the first men tion-
ed parties to perfect their title,
sixty days time being given to
them. This they did not do, and
according to law they could not hold
the property from another. AS soon
as the sixty days were up, Mr.. Will
liams steps in, perfects, or arranges
the title satisfactorily unto himself,
takes possession of it as a home
steader, and now the question is
what will become of the club house?
Some people do say this is pretty
shrewd move on the part of the
party of the second part, Mr.. Will
liams.
And so il was. But
There has been much curb-stone
gossip, and all watch the outcome
with more thar passing interest.
We do not know that the Ashland
parties are aware that they are
homeless = so far as the land is con-
cerned
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The Glory of Man is strength

Life without vim is like champagne without
snap and sparkle, and life without nerve force
is like worn out electric battery; therefore we
propose to sell to run down men and women
s.Virtuma'' Improved Tablets which are
guaranteed and mailed by us
to cure all nervous diseases. dis
orders. vital weakness and general run down
nervous system, imparting VIM, nerve, vigor,
such as health and youth alone enjoy If you
do not feel as you used to try them and again
feel the joys of youth and perfect health. 81 q
package or for S. Mailed anywhere on re-
ceipt Of price. You don't expect to be cured
with cheaper remedy. do you? Free medi-
cine is sent until cured to those where guaran-
teed lot fails, by Druggists owen, Frost & Co.,
1.-TWO stores). Washburn; Bayfield, Pharmacy !;
H. G GielIe, Ashland; A. H. Miles, Iron
River Ligne &Sodergren, w. Superior;
Max Worth Duluth.
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STR. PLOWBOY
THE YACHT Ev 1

THE YACHT EVA
will make daily trips between Bayfield, and
La Pointe as follows
Leave Bayfield, at , 7:so a. m m-
: :. Sis D. m.
Leave La Pointe at 500 a. M.
g 8 $ 1900 noon.
g 8 $3.50 o. m.
Boat connects with all trains leaving and
arriving at Bayfield, over the G. ST. p. M &
o. Ry.
For full particulars apply to
CAPT. JOHN BASQUE,
Bayfield,, Wis.
Trains on c. st. P. M. & o. Ry. arrive at and
leave Bayfield, as follows:
Arrive l1:O5 a. m .-2so p. m.-5:O5 p. m .-1o:45
%. m.
Leave $50 a. m.-11:2O a. m-s:oo p. m-s:l5
p. m.
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G. St. P, NJ. & .. Ry.
W. B. s. I. R. Ry.

STATIONS:
Lv. Washburp 7:15 m. S:45 D. m
Arr. Iron River - 900 am. 500 {. m
Lv. Iron River 10 S5 am 6:O5 nm.
Arr Washburn ......... 1885 am. 1850 p. m .
Train leaving Washburn at 7:15 am.
makes connection at Iron River with North
ern Pacific train for Superior and Duluth.
Train leaving Washburn at 3:45 D. m.
makes connection at Iron River with D. S. S .
& A. trains for Superior and Duluth
Connections returning to Washburn are
made. at Iron River by ID. S. S. & q on
morning train and Northern Pacific on
evening train.
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STR. HUNTER.

Leave Washburn daily at $3.50 a. M. fol
trip awong islands.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-07-11
Chetek Lake Assembly.

For the Chetek Lake Assembly
tickets will be sold over the Omaha
July 18th to. 18th, good to return in
Guiding July 10Th at one fare for
the round trip. Tickets on sale at
the depot in this city.