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New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

WILL Alta OK ASPHALT TRUST
JACOB A CANTOR, BOROUGH PRESI-
DENT-ELECT, SAYS WIDE COMPETI-
TION WILL BE ENCOURAGED.

IF there is such thing Asphalt Trust.
and told there is said ex-senator Can
tor, the President-elect of he Borough of Man
haitian, 'it has got to go. L most thankful
that Commissioner Heating has been restrained
from letting any more asphalt contracts. so that
they will have TO come up for consideration un-
der the new administration. The trust must
go. One way that has occurred to me as most
practical and most just is that the specifca-
tions should permit the widest competition. At
present. I understand, the specifications pre-
clude the bids of many who could otherwise
compete and thus the contracts go to one COM
pany- With perfect freedom in the matter or
SpeCfcat tions, l believe the paving of the city
can be brought down from the eXtortionate
rates that have prevailed for several years, and
thus the Improvement of the streets can be
greatly accelerated"
Mr. Cantor paused moment, as If to add en-
phasis to what he going to say, and then
he added:
And If the trust cannot be overthrown in any
other way, the city another KIND OF
pavement. I am not saying that | recommend
anything else although there have been many
complaints that asphalt is too soft in summer
for heavy trucking and too slippery IN winter
for horses have not studied this sub
iect as thoroughly as l desire to, and do not
want to decide the advisability of such change
which from what I hear. is not wanted oy
he
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
HEAD SEAS BUTT DEUTSCHLAND.
BIG LINER REDUCES SPEED FOR THE COM
FORT OF HER PASSENGERS.

Stiff gales and heavy head seas were the lot OF
the steamer Deutschland, which arrived here from
Hamburg Southampton and Cherbourg yesterday
On several occasions for the comfort of the pas
senrers who were having bad enough time of 1t
ui,hout anv piIing on of the agony. the speed was
reduced Notwithstanding these speed curtaiiinS
incidents the powerful engines of the steamer
brought her over the 30i4 miles to port In days L
hours and So minutes. nine and one-half hours be-
hind her best record
The Deutschland brought 3SS passengers IN ner
cabins and 425 in the steerage. one or the pas
sengers was General Isaac Kahn, the Persian MIN
lister AT Washington. who, since June l. mas oeeh
at Paris and Carlsbad. Another was Eugene
Zimmerman who has been visiting his daughter
the Duchess of Manchester. at Kimbolton Castle
near Huntington. England. A granddaughter was
horn while he was at kimbOton Castle.
Rripa dier General A. G. NJ. Pennington. T. . A.
retired and his wife returned from a year and a a
c. jenkins and L. Jones. the jockeys: Eugene
Fischof DR. A. L. Allaben, Mrs Dewet clinton
Rlair CAPTAIN and Mrs {. j. Bertelson I;idy
briggs Mr. and Mrs. John Chester Emo. MISS Mary
p Emo Dr. and Mrs. Robert Emerson MI ana
Mrs Charles f. Dimond Richard Hall. the artist
9 Augustus Havtland Mr. and Mrs A > hins.
Mrs & Iathrop. Mrs. John q. Moore Baroness
de- PaIIandt DR. Hugh Pitcairn. United States Con
snI AT Hamburg Mrs. Freeda W. Redmond Edwin
NJ G Tower J. Ullmann, Mrs; Blanche Cllmann
Miss Lucille Ullmann, Mr. and Mrs Alpheus H.
Wriqht Henry a Wise Wood Louis A. Stern,
George 3 Williams H. s Hull. Mr. and Mrs A
b. Hilton DR.. Howard Ayers and George E. Bent
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
HIS LEG WAS NOT DUTIABLE.

MAN WHO BOUGHT ARTIFICIAL SUPPORT ABROAD
WAS TOLD TO DECLARE IT
Ono Messenger in the second cabin of the Deutsch-
land Yesterday discovered that there was one OFF,
cial in the customs service who was not fully
ACQUAINTED with list OF undutiabe articles
Iose-b J,effkofsky of Detroit. to Germany
tbree months ago treatment for of his legs
II was necessary amputate the limb, and he
bought two artificial legs. One of these he brought
in his trunk This the only thing, OUTSIDE
of necessary clothing, that he had bought while
abroad =
Did you buy anything while you ,aS were IRE IN IN
customs officer they sat at the table in the
dining saloon, preparing the declaration
'Er-r-r yes an artificial leg.
you'd better put that down with the price, was
After the steamer docked it found that the
leg ca me under the head of Household Supplies
which are not dutiable-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
PURCHASED AWAY FROM HOME.

COMMITTEE FINDS THAT SOLDIERS HOME WAS
SUPPLIED FROM OTHER STATES
Rath Y Dec 5-The committee OF the Steu-
hen County Board of Supervisors appointed TO in
yestigate the charges contained in resolution of
Supervisor Mounce, of Hornellsville that butter
and Western beef were purchased FOR the state
Soldiers Home in preference to New-York State
nroducts found that large quantities OF products
are purchased, costing thousands of dollars, raised
outside of the State of New-York, which were in
former years produced and purchased within this
State" -,
The committee recommends that copy of the
report be mailed Governor Oden, and to Frank
= chairman O the Assembly Committee Of
the Soldiers Home. that they may use their infu-
ence to have Chapter 32 Laws OF 1893, strictly en-
a the institution
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
FRENCH BUDGET CRITICISED.
DECLARATION BY NJ. ALEXANDRA RlBoT
THAT FRANCE SHOULD RETRENCH.

THAT FRANCE SHOULD RETRENCH.
Paris, Dec 5.-The last three sittings OF the
Chamber of Deputies have been devoted 10 q
consideration of the budget The discussions
on the whole, Wee uninteresting until to-day
when NJ Alexandra Ribot CRep) made siash-
ing criticism of the bill
NJ Ribot argued that the present budget was
higher by 25900O,00O francs than that of 1880
that all the nations of Europe were reducing
e,,penses and that France must initiate dr tneiI
example as she cannot risk committing turtneI
faults The only way to assure the morai anu anu
material strength of the nation, arsueu 1he
snaaker was to prevent the expenditures from
xceeding the receipts. NJ. Ribot criticised tne
attempts to effect economy by abolishins tie
sugar bounties and the appropriations for punilc
worship He declared that most OF the ecoho.
mics proposed more fictitious than reai'
that the deficit a. the end of the year would De
I44 600 600 francs and that the government
owed the country the truth concerning the con-
dtion of its finances.
M Ribots speech made a great impression
upon the Chamber. and he was Warmly ap-
plauded when he concluded
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
CAPTURE OF BOERS.
--r,7,rE1AAGERs WITH TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY MEN ROUNDED UP

.-,. 1,ac 1.-THE largest capture of Beers
- IN many months occurred to-day, when
80 columns secured an aggregate of 2''o pris-
o,,ers General Bruce Hamilton near Ernleio'
Major Daxlins in the Waterbury district anu
General Nethuen. in Northwest Transvaai'
rounded UP three laagers with only few casual
-iac on either side.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
To AID BoER RECoNCENTRADOs,

s,r5ngfeId Ill. Dec. 5.-Governor Yates last night
sss,,e5 nrocIar1ation calling attention to the des-
ttute and helpless condition OF boer "oiitl -,
- -. ,.ha- ,on-corn batants now confined in
ti,isb military camps in South Africa. and eaii'as
,,nar all charitably disposed and humane clIzehs zen
Of Illinois 10 contribute money, medlct. Looa
-ra Of sick and mccoy prlSoneIs
in those camps He designates Judge t1i~aIu r. 7
I1,o.la nfaz-or Carter H Harrison of Chicago ail9
pe.a- w X-IissengAn as committee TO receive an
fnn9s and deposit them in the Corn 1Xchange 5 ~
tiora1 Bank Chicago. which VIII frolu 'ieiii ~
raw out on proper order
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
No DITCH INTERVENTION.

-r,h. t4ag,,e Dec. 5-The attempt Of the Social
ts-s in the Chamber TO induce the Foreign once
70 intervene in South Africa failed again To-
dav tie Foreign Minister, Melvl Van Lyndon
informing the interpellators that the govern
-nent could not interfere in regard 10 the CON
caT+rarion camps except TO relieve Its own SUD
iects. and could not take the initiative IN any
an 70 roMers.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
rycr1sH NAVAL CONSTRUCTION HEAD

r-,do, Dec 5-PhiIip Watts naval architect
a,d director of the warship building department OF
Sir w G. Armstrong Whitworth 4 Co.. has been
annointed Director of Naval Construction. IN sue
llsinn "a Sir William Henry White the respons-
HE designer all the British WarSniIs Since Aos'
who has resigned on account OK aa aeailo-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
suUGGLED CHINAHEN CAUGHT.

Ogdensburg n. Y, Dec. 5.-Fcurteen Cinnamon.
arrested near Rouses Point were brought here to-
day and committed by Commissioner Gray to JaiI
for trial for uuIawfully entering this country Two
boys eight years old among them
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
MINISTER SILVA AT STATE DEPARTMENT

MINISTER SILVA AT STATE DEfAN l NJ EN- l
Washington. Dec 5-Dr. Carlos MARTINEZ SilNa'
the Colombian Minister to Washington, called d
th. State Department to-day To see Secfe'H'S -
this being his first visit TO the department SINCE
~ rarurr from the Pan-American Conference at
the City of Mexico. DR.. Silva feels that ne n,
o7 rounds for the belief that the unsettled sta'e
81 affairs in his country Is now to give way 10 -
General return of peace and prosperity
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
DENSE FOG IN PARIS.
FIVE PASSENGERS HURT IN RAILROAD COLI
I.TSION.

IISION.
Paris Dec 5-There has been thick fog over
paris all day long, and street traffic was considera
blv impeded Traffic the river was stopped
-rh.ra was a collision between suburban tram
I'D light ngtne at Clichy Station. Five passen-
gers injured
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
ASSIGNMENT OF DRESDEN SAVINGS BANK

Dras5sp Dec 5-The Dresden Savings and Loan
paru ba. made an assignment. The banks snare
canita1 is 1ooo OOo marks. Its depositors NUMBER
CO with aggregate deposits OF Looo0" ma1A
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
poRTo Rrc4y LEGISLATURE TO MEET-

st,-sro>- c,,,Eo FOR JANUARY BY ACTING
GOVERNOR HARTZELL-
San Juan Porto Rico. Dec. 5-Charies HartzeIi
Secretary Of Porto Rico. who is acting as 'ToVeroi
in the absence of Governor Hunt, who Is no" on
yist 10 ,b T-,i-ad States has issued call for the
legislature 10 convene New Years Day
The CITY Council has passed a resoiuIioh Pio.
vfding that cal bic dispatch be sent to Fresldent
Roosevelt thanking him for his kindly lnterest IN
the affairs OF Porto Rico, as set forth IN llS
sage 10 Congress which causes an aHecuonatss
expression Of gratitude from the country toWa[4
YOU The Council also tenders an expression OI
its affection and asks the Presidents support III
behalf Of the erection Of a naval station mere
HONE FOR ANERTCAN COLLEGE Al Rohh'
Rome Dec 5-The Rev DR. Thomas Kennedy.
rector Of the American College here, has just ur-
chased q building nea- the Pilotta Palace, where
the American College viii be installed
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

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New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

Edward F. McSweeney. Assistant Commissioner
of immigration at this port. to-day will address
the convention on immigration problems. and as
sist the committee resolutions in the prepara-
ton of the resolutions on the subject.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

7,7,zra < considerable scepticisrn in Manches'eI
viii, regard TO the official estimate OF Iie
can lotion crop. If the bureau hs - Itoas
- =. o,--ec+ there is an uneasy time ahead
anca shire.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-17
AUGUST FILlNggEER

s:1ttiR ifllilHiflg fact dsissss Ibit|f!.
||HaAtn, ssiahat iip .ili lIln yt4tiASaas iipall
|IrcaetF dfftale ssaqlf! .fpriale!eatttail eaase
II hive inst lII,tfsae people Having ,lsssd
||sss;;iseaI,s August Flleser f4hapa li.F olahar
remedy fixed ealpala, dlasapgH liver
lIatIlI stto laAlh, atial sfal constipation +
lldilHl fblr tourists ,itiai statesmen. or fp
qlsdilliIg difltse pssaisi,Hs, ~liihsaffre
IReassalaahes isM afasiissaaaSal ljaRp ftaiifsga
|rUQin ilfrssllIar Ilaplss esiAs., taisst
''GieasAr sisAilat ltiit5ssiaa. isa gzaiaal re-
IriltaJsx. Ht4Qss alstii iale system
lhy Reaailfstlt ,ilssss, and III eseaia4iat itar
sss,als sil iiRH iGaaiialsT ssan-
rnA baaFtt s fisae sstt ssaiaaBaatyss disillg
sfbsve
SsqllBEdlsal in civilized cddHIifte
EIfHss Geat ss4iil. " III s Al lflasisf.sii
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-17
4 WSnaafs kWfRs Peril

fhep& is 6aiy 6ifts ,s1ihaalce to save ySp
life ;asN tRa.t ~ fihfosss,Ah "a Cpefatiiea,
wel'e the s&aptalilPg words Eaessaatdd by MEg
fB H,Nat 0f di1le FSislge, Wis. 6F8app aseaF
d@at0p after he ah.aa ssaaiiIpls tfIisa a9caFs
lher6a g flightftl case ofst oRassla tlS5ge
apd yellow jisssssasqli,ess Gssll Stones bad
formed @sI sallee con stqtptly sgrew verse
IhAep she sssega,p to slae eslsahsiis bfteesS
isillfeaA ,Shs6stA tl1sea RRqeg ftts e E61hsaef-
iflq sSt50ittsstss.1i Il7s1' aStsi sk IL AD2qy-'
6sslref sfBbssfiss.a- ts4 oH ;i;9SSetlfde Fry
pit @gV 5ds f5fsiaal,tll}ases. F,oass salslee IVY
e. Reatri{ls..eN.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-17
PlIlES! RlllES! RllIEN

I BQrp GanhN saIXe VII sure IblllAlda
ltsleedipg qriit aHing lpi ltasFhAF sall tpahsr
eqintHeRts have Gailed. Atas5aaaahs tahIge
ttApaars, .sgllaXs tale itching astaIass sstts
like ,patYHrlee ,atna gives iiinat;sI gallsf
B'qro zqanha lSa5s il lsasai llaayssy
|iftpr IIitas ltAstAr, eestfala AMI all skia
Isalssasases EsSArF ileS warranted abtec:.
I,Rar tppx #. IBeaiHtsley..
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-17
stanss SCHOOL NOTES
5IsIesM ROOM

Work wins.
Lest Hlifialg Glsare was o spelling
Icaautaatiin THE Hitch School, Marvel
QGsinniss,ll llssiing victorious
MIR. Perry, Of Lac dsp Fltasfabssaal,
visited tihe school last week and made
Ia saIsaitt Stay iin oaasf rBeatn.
R..ifaisaals tssqlse llilaae every evening
after school for exercises which aties to-
Ib,e held ;ablasat Hsab. Il.
Bessie CsaNilar WHO mas haan 0ap THE
Ididk lfstiisitsaek i'm Hear odd lpaaa.
MeaeeAtastall lip tnfe lifiallfb tsa'inl
|of taie .pssi;. ii1l tliLs TENN most Of tile
Iuul,lk isasapll, aail pea'sJai conn
ling npli ae mahsing d. short call would
llsaae what NVea are dlsiiag
Denomination paeptans were p,stninsasl
ltafis week alld tile results were good
sultesasruiisa llstastis which, was given
I5w tide High School on MEnitle keailhie
lyfasfiigilLg successful aaid everybody
|earij.ssals a rsaswl pleasant eayniiIg We
saillvaiah tpezskadi cur thanks To NH,
ssssIlil Mrs. Hzellh1aa. s. { I
lsee Ca Sod
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-17
sToaY or ct1iMAsS NEED

At the toms; ;ssaa #ieaSal <9hhtsisela sselal;
dizzy eve. 1884 the eAiadasl OF the
school will give d concert e&sH,sEsts.
esaaitllesd., AsElhe STORY of GhiiasaSs Need
NANNY lartelesd6ng fsets es9aee nafag tlaAs
t.sanites,y. essstosals, lit$asataA@ aifl6l
assllssasasaa santsod THE Chinese people wan
he presented. Alls0am outline history
of christian missions Jim the EsnAliine
with india ants fnlm the recent asassa,
ones. An the ns,nning at 1880 the Pas
tor will speak on 'sThe RetigiOas 81
China" All ere welcome 10 these
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-17


Dennis shaw, who has been spend
ing the past six weeks in this village
visiting his friend John Green, left for
Eau Claire Yesterday, to visit his son,
after his visit there he win leave for
his home ct Lackhaven. Pa
Senator Riordan came up from Mad
ison Saturday and spent Sunday with
his family. Senator Rlosdan II re-
garded az one OF the strongest mem
bers of-the upper house. md has been
chosen to acton five standing commit
tees Of the Senate. viz: judiciary, As
sesstnent and Collection OF Taxes. Town
and County Organizations, Appottfon-
msnt and the Joint Committee on Fore
estry and Timber, He IL chairman of
the third and fourth as named above,
When the stomach 10 tired ont it1nHsf
have resi-, but we can't live without
food, Kodol dyspepsia cure dfgests whit
you eat so that Won eiea estt &Ff the
good food YOU want while itfsrest 0efag'
the digestive organs 10 tealts. 81 Is
toe only preparation that digests al
kinds off food. r. BeaF0sley,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-17

II wv, W., 'A-~lf..tts'h Waars Camp Mo.
VI S w al4.s ttzofst,ih HtliiitsM att .Iiolss
n, MAJ ".fdi6ng Nai gliiimrs;us9nof-
q. .luua~. II, IT, c;,,,,,iinssl,an.
81: e m@u.. 0lhlk.
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DOING WELL

SENATOR ID. d. Ri@t@aM feared we'll RR
appOimtaaeatss being made
ehadtman of two committees appOf~
'ticmaneapt aata town and county @stgaA-
izatdosn. HeRs also member OF the jul.
daaeaaeY eommadtt@e. he most imp ftaa1t,
eesaaasditseae i'm this senate. Mr.. Ri@tdsia
is ann able mam and ONE of the coming
mem i'm Wieeonsita In, Merrill Advocate
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-17

y ~ II Eapdh Ifshmae lDalat
F E'7 a"anH asauumf AMID if4atIrsh
a's'isM an tGInih iliilIl tnWet. iUiGts-
,,'S'll q 0,y'iSss satnxe. Wibifairrn Heruth-
r. S,% ~ a-illNiiSaH. *. N. Giulniisun,
''A| -Hf7Nisn. w. MI. Sicily
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-17
Personal and GENERAL.
Social, Personal and General Happen
ings Of the Week.

va AAAC ktNAAAs
Morgan leads them all in groceries.
John Frank left Saturday for Ash.
land.
DON'T forget the lecture at the Rink
thiS evening
Will Dockeray is visiting relatives
in this city
Mrs. EEL. IN Walden has beee on the
sick list the past two weeks
Carl Kruger the tailor left to-day
for RhineaanGer ON business
Call ON Beardsley for Photo graphic
Supplies.
r. Stewart visited his camps ant
Static Lime Tuesday
-SHiss Lemle Cavner visited friends
atThree Lakes Saturday.
Tim Domahwe- of State Lime, spent
Tuesasy nm this viIlage ON business
James LamgiHl went mp to Rmmm lis
.aesAay TO hook over tract oil pwlp-
ATTY Jomas Radcliffe off MIm0cqla
is INN town to- -alay @ln legal bulSamess-
Martim D0ckaHay haas been Hslhd mp
with ann aaHaek off time grHWpe
Wm KNOX wh0 lis tem1imgs har f0e
PETER LIN Chance at State Line, spent
yesterday Inn town.
If y0u brimg uls splme wood am subj
stssriiEHH@m lit MiHR be tHamk fully received
TRY tine ssgsarsm Hsssasaayr walton 10 g0lu
ane seselims uanMesll- Nt0t sale at Eesalagl-
|ssbey S.
FLOR SSS,llles Amy ONE dktesilfiingsss ito pun
asfesese lrsem miik COWS ossrn qsitotsslats kss1
Same bg aa1ll;iiRg AT HH8tea sssssIaa,i1h
Mrs. Mliat KIramsH. Beit MasndsaW don
.AslhlalndL, ueo be ulresatea by DR. Rheihni-
ihmrft..
A. W.. R0ageat$, tine RihaDAEmndan
horse DEALER waB INN ulUmm Monday ON
business.
Fired RapdbDamn, OF Sdaae Lime,
pasaea itlspDnRsh IIsese MLa,naagn ON lhls
I way TO Minneapolis.
Mrs. Gibbons off T1Ilhrse Haalzessapant
sSnnaw i'm this wlllage, tdhe &sslitsat dil
sAannftar s.a,ral MlnH. KdiDpllan:
Fined Hlimnfisils wuaH down ffiltam @'snr
Icma,r Eenfisy lit lib ssldid tiiiluit Inc WIFI
line tlIm na,stt ul,ssnmlsiatartfifaHa
MIR. anna Mhrs. Mkiniiiik Altlnlsih, GU
Ilh,ass sisass, ssaant1 ssiifuillulp nm nils
Isiilh4ese iilse,fniltnass
Ipias1. Army. Geo. ID. % Common was
o,u.,rtsD MEnnsug llla Ssaafnlaldhw om ciiilntal
lbnHiiiHaaS.
(,l,aH S,htHts,w lhfh Ilirsaliasg mn
lrflhffra .nn ~ am,iiing tstllr. ais =
ltsp l,seasys.as aa,,u,ft tnwe nrnnfai~'
q,,,aua,ata tffausaveli inalelilils nHs' te'as'ee
,S, .v;a Il i EltGte ea,lA iiasilsA. % lss aase's'i
4 ,,;;isss. H' BHsnadask ss
syr q ,aaNirrsm s,lsBlttas compile 81 a.ssass
|tafa lhttaar punt off hsat Wesa6 gu nass
Il,,,n,sstaulln, Cannssell;;, ll'liaas'lg w
iotnsisynattl.
g, II ssatsr. off NKaisaals, aaatlxstl III
I,ass.ai IN .aa.,,slhgs aal1n ih spanning 'alse
|waelaS Visiting his lisssa aff MS. 0''i's7
|lhnlffa
i lssl,.Ias off Jlassfaa Raanias a''s
|,pSil1rallaalli iins esats e sseel1os
a,.s IL tss .Hall i,viiuO HIS l'se.ll ssals
,,s.., ,,..,,t ,syto weed ssyifih redatsAs'ss
s. u a. an a reslli Homes 'saa'ia
..n,upaf HIaads oil niils'ss e.. liz IN
o,.,nesu,p bniay easalll' " ~, ], Z
|lIaoisi ng lbrnoso iin tiise se''aa s.
|lbillHs
- Se 100 III fSeS <rscs
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-17

II w. w, %. iF,-lEae|le Btiunl Iio,ltse. Me-.
II ifR1 ma:itr eaUetw Ntunlgs Iii, tallai
Ms '0en. H.. t8garlhtew'ss dAllun fssorite.
[2'N'llhR~ i3'om @tdiml' linllges aalte aUi,-
Fsali& inWilg,l-. MEtrtt flfIii,me!.
/" IL, SN'439rm, X. Gt. saHf'M.
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Full line Of Stationery az Beard

$500 49, - - - ees~>s~
NJ. 6. Severance purchased Dewitt
Punches farm yesterday.
= Beardsley as a DeW stock Of spec
tacles and has now i complete line.
M. S. Moran spent acouple OF days
the latter part Of last week, at bis
/ h0mestead near Conover.
l/Ch;rles Chase, who some time ago
met with the misfortune Of shooting
his foot, left Monday for Ashland, to
have it treated by DIR. Rheinhart.
"A surprise was rendered to Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. S. johnson, at their home
last Friday evening. All present re-
port having most excellent time.
Assemblyma L. f. McGili, of Flor
ence came up from Madison Saturday
and spent Sunday in the village visit
inaHvith relatives and friends.
iN-Aibert Budde, who Is cooking at
Bunker and Bakers camp at C0nOvcr
came to town Tue sday to attend the
wedding OF his sister.
Miss Sadie cDougali of Saginaw
Mactl., arrived in this village Saturday
and is spending few days visiting her
sister Mrs II. D. Mcleod.
YOur baooa goes through body with
Jumps and bounds, carrying warmth
amid active life 10 every part OF your
| body il gega tslSe Rocky mountain Tea
Ask YOUR druggist
4 You little knew when FIRST We met
Y Talat SOME clay YOU would be
4 sdaae aaaeas y fellow eh0sSe to Let
4 %sy for my Rocky mountain Tea
SsSsemat0r Kiordam has engaged the
services OF MIR O. f. Bowen o p2aesa-
cal newspaper imam to look after them
/ te9,asE of tine News
d Punches has Femted the bsaaJdk.
img ON WALL street which lis knDw& %
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AIRY R,smDias are completed
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lIbas been ~Rss4aaiiiing the past TWO weeks
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-17
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