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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-29
mind OF the ommander-im-chief, as shown.
by he language OF his Sdlepatc h
80. How lCng md you 1nlcnd to remain at

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mind OF the ommander-im-chief, as shown
by the language OF his zdlspatc ten
So How lCng nd you 1nlcnd to remain at
EC1entue &c -
.Aiy intention was to remain until We
got something more definite.
How did you expect to get more def
mite information ~
a. From the Auula, when she came out
What other steps had you then in
mind to ascertain the presence OF the
enemy,s ships p
In the me antime ATcCalla came up. If
he had not come and the Adula had not
come out should have probably sent
one of the smaller vessels to the west
ward on account of the McCa1la memoran-
dum.''
The memorandum had arrived on the
sd. had it not?'
Yes
Had You sent out boat?''
mad not, largely because OF the SURF
which made it hazardous
III reply to questions from Captain Lem
~, Admiral Schley said that on May ed
3 he had gene in near enough to the shore
at Cienfuegos to see things distinctly on
the shore.
was there ANYTHING to prevent you
going nearer the Shore
Nothing except that the land was very
low. and did not give room to maneuvre.
SENI. lMARBLEHEADz IN.
Did YOU make any effort to communi-
cate with the insurgents on May 25d or
May 9th. before the arrival of the Mar
blehead?'
NO: I sent the Marblehead into the
harbor. I regarded that as the best
method for ascertaining whether the fleet
was inside'
when Captain McCalla gave you the
information with regard to the Spanish
fleet not being in Cienfuegos, did you de-
termine to leave for Santiago That day,
81 think 1 did That is my impression
I remember to have sent dispatch In
which I said that I might leave IN the
morning. I had in view at that time the
return OF the Scorpion. which | sent
east. feeling that she might BRING me
some necessary information.
Captain Lemly here introduced two dis
patches. dated May 23d in which Admit
raj Schey said he would proceed east
ward the next day. Closing his testimo-
ny for the day, Admiral Schey said he
had anticipated difficulties in coaling at
Santiago. and while these difficulties mad
been encountered they had also been over
come. He said he had detached the Ea-
gle from the squadron. as she was an
impeachment and could not get along fast
enough. He said likewise. that he dld
not think it would be wise to detach the
Vixen and NIerrimac from the f1eet Ell
route to Santiago. He also defended his
line of formation on the cruise from Clen-
fuegos as the wisest possible one
Admiral Schley said that he had asked
to have Golfers sent to Gonives Bay be-
cause he did not believe they would be
able to coal in the open sea. He said he
had never contemplated taking more than
one vessel at a time away from the
bloc!lading line.
The court then adjourned for the day
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ABANDONING Big FARMS.
Labor is Scarce, But the tlan Who Works
Himself klakes Money.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

ELLERSON, VA, October 2S.-Many
city, but their places are filled by people
moving from the back country. Smaller
crops are being put in this fall than
usual, owing to the scarcity of labor and
vegetables will probably be much higher
another year.
More building is being done in this sec
ton than for many years past, showing
that the farmer who works in the field
himself, and does not depend in the negro,
is making money. AS many of the larger
farmers will discontinue trucking on ac-
count Of scarcity of labor, the smaller
farmer who does his own work will do
well.
Very little interest is being taken in the
coming election.
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WALLACE AND PARKS.
Mr.. Funkhouser Declares Roosevelt Has Hurt
the Republican Party.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.


LURAY, VA. Oct. 2s.-Charlcs NJ. Wal
lace, Jr.. of Richmond, and r. S. Parks,
of this place, OH behalf of the Democrats,
and "A. p. Funkhouser of Harrsonburg,
for the Republicans, spoke to very large
crowds here to-day and were applaudec'
to the echo. Congressman James Hay,
r. Walton Moore, Col. j. Hampton Hoge,
Mr.. Dickerson, Republican candidate for
acknowledgements and Thos. l.. Moore
We're all l-lled to be on hand, but Col.
Hoge was sent elsewhere at the last min
ute. Mr.. Hay was called home by illness
En- his family and the others We're kept
away by various causes.
Both Democratic speakers declared IN
the strongest Terms that it was the in
tention OF the Constitutional Convention
thai no wmtc man should De disfran-
.chised while Mr.. Funkhouser took the
ground that very large percentage OF
white illiterates would lose their votes.
The former confined their speeches to
State issues, emphasizing their partys
past record and answering the charges
against the Constitution. The Republican
speaker made the only allusion to the
Observation-Disclosures dinner, and while
he partially excused it, Ly citing the ex-
ample Of social attentions shown negroes
by prominent white men, he said that he
Cd not approve of the Presidents course,
and that the incident would hurt the
party in the South.
There will be political speaking by both
parties in this county almost every night
till the election.
The contest for the Legislature is be-
tween r. Sparks. Democrat, and George
c. Elkins, Republican, being warm one
on account of Republican hopes raised
by the candidacy of 2. a. #Bickers. In
dependent Democrat.
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HONOR TO GRAND COMMANDER
Col. Smith Makes Statement Virginia Poll
ticiaas Cannot Understand.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

(SpcclaI BlSpitCn 10 IHc 1lnVs.J
SUFFOLK, VA, october 2S.-Veterans
OF the Civil and Spanish wars came to-
Gether do-ngnt in an informal celebra-
ton gotten up as mark OF honor to Col.
Thos w Smith, recently elected COM
mander of the Virginia. Grand Camp of
Confederate Veterans. The Suffolk
Greys, now Company f, Seventy-hrst
Regiment, whose lirsr captain Col. Smith
was went to his home with brass band
and met the Tom Smith Camp Of veter-
ans. There We're congratulatory addresses
by Captain Causey, of the Greys, and Adj
jutanu Boyllin, of the camp. Col. Smith
made a speech and asked everybody in
side to have something.
Col Smith said he had rather be COM
mander of the Grand Camp than Cover
nor of Virginia.
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PREPARING FOR A BIG TIME.
Grand Democratic Speaking and Oyster Din.
ner in Nansemond.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Timcs.)

SUFFOLK, VA, Oct 2s.-The most
pretentous Democratic rally Of the cam
paign in this section perhaps in the
Second District, will come off here to-
morrow. The speakers-Swanson, Mar
shall and Jeffries-will address the crowd
in the auditorium OF the City Hall Thea
tire. 1t is likely DR.. Thomas II. Barnes
will preside, if he is in town.
The audience will be given a big oyster
supper in the rear of the City Hall. a
brass band has been engaged. There is
an apathy hereabouts which needs dis
polling.
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N zz lVHYgNqIflaN2HestsrIl
- a. - Schedule in ETsct
JUNE 80, 1901.
EVE RICHMOND (DAILY.

JUNE go 1901.
IE.yE RICHMOND DAILY BYRD-sTREET
STATION.
300 A. M-NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrtvs ~
Norfolk it-2o a: n Stop, only IS feres'oa's.
" q o1 AM M.2 THE CHICAGO EXPRESS. Fee
1.1nebb burg. Roanoke Columbus snd Chicago
EnT Parlor Car Petersburg to Roanoke. Pull
man Sleeper Roauoke to Columbus also for Bris-
III Knoxville and Chattanooga Pullmas
Siseper Roanoke to Knoxville.
Il p M-OCEAN-SHOREE lMEIED Arrlst
SnrfoIk SIS P N. Stops only at PetersourS
waverIy and Suffolk Connects az Norfolk WIN
steamers TO Boston, Providence New YORK, BATH.
more ana 7" u asnis Suffolk. Norfolk and inter
o odi,a stations Arrive, Norfolk at ~ 40 p
eI0P. M-For Lynehburs and ROANOKE Sors
,scts.t lynch burg with Washington ana Chattt
nooga limited Pullman Sleepers LynchouIa
Mem phis and New Orleans CAFE rarlor p ann o9
sIssn ne-o" between Richmond and Lynchburs
Rerths ready for occupancy at $50 r NJ Alsa
PuIiman Sleeper Petersburg and i:oanoZe.
Trainsarrivs Richmond from Lynchomrs s an,
.he West daily at 1.35 A. IL. and 500 = NJ. ifotS
Norfolk and the East at n-laA- NJ II. q 4 W.
and so z. y.
NO f WAGNER, City Pass and TicSes AK
r a HosLEY District Passenger Agent
": r BEYILL. General Passenger Agent.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
CHEDrrE EFFECTIVE JCNE s. i9o
rp.INs LEAVE RICHMOND VA.

CHEDITrE EFFECTIVE JUNE s. .9N
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA
900 A Mo Is. daily for Durham, n G.
and all stations between keysvills and Durham
connecting at Burkeviile for FarmsiiIs snt
sstatoss en TO
vile: at Oxford for Hendersohi at pufhani ="
Raleigh Geidseoro ana al ,ain daily for Chss
1otte " c.. connects st MoseieY Win fHInT ~ =
srd Pevhstan K Raj ar al Bansi
With No. IS. United states fast mail: solid train
New q1sa s Rs' sad
eonnectinr Tor Nassau and Havana Buffet draw draw
sleeper TO A.laa's 70 s S,5
ITO p Mo II. Southern Express daily fos
atlanta gpsaxiTe GREENSBORO saiisbnry and
Charlotte open =. Hiehmpna f, $40 81
sion wisa Limited which carries through
s sfsepers 10 Augusta saxannsh; JaeksonriiIa
Tampa e. Com piets dinins-ear service: also
pw1,man Tourist sleeper Mondays Wednesdayt
sra hanSe with connections for all points in
Teas Mexico and California sunday.
900 p Mo: Il. Local. daily except auauA''
" ,rp,ISS Apnrl-- r r-Crr>,">-'>
e.,o P. NJ and 600 a. M.-From Atlanta. Au-
.nsts and Asheville and al points South.
fn 500 Az. M-From Keysyilie and local stations,
sIS P. M.-From Durham. oxford AMI intss
mediate stations
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
Kos. q .ndsa. between Manchester aud Ne.
THE FAVORrrE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVES RICHMOND
1:3oP Mo. Is. baltimore Limited daily sS.
-, Sundays connecting at West Point wits
s si"msr for baltimore and York River Landings
stons only at stations between Quinton and Wei
POINT. =, ~, IN = o..Y E,nr... s,tv .,.a,,
SSay, for West Point and intermediate ststtons.
Snnnects with stage a. Lester Manor fol Wslkertos
ana nloa Mo Is. Local Mixed. Leaves daily,
80 SUNDAY for West Point and intermediate
ss,afipns connecting With stage az Lester 1snak
TO- Il al er,on and Tsppshannock
GINA. M.-Daiiy Eom West Point, with eoaass
lion from Eslt:nore, exsso: Mondays;
Io:4S A. M.-E1ceps Sundays and MondsyS.
6I5 p M.-DaiIy. except Sunday. from wsss
Point and intermediate stations.
days, $50 P. II = arriving BalsimoreAso a. ~.
Steamers call at Almonds and YORK toun iaes.
dsYs.Z Thursdays and Saturdays: Clay Sank ana
Gloucester, Mondays. Wednesdays ana fFidaJh
No. s2H T.. Main ST.. kichmtnd, Va
$sH UAEpwIcx. Gen. Pass. Ast.=s55
T. s.. G. ,SSaSs sd 5ri"s.p ~~.t. En,t Gen ManSr..
5' = : -vashiastan-n n @.
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OCTOBER u, 1901.
OCTOBER II, rlsot
o.. 80 CHESAPEAKE
Sas ~, 49, OHIO RAIL WAY.

LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION EASTBoUND
600 A. NJ. Daily. Local to Norfolk, Old
Point. &c. Connects at Norfolk with Old dominion
a4s =. NJ. DAILY. Local. 10 Norfolk, Old
Point, &c. Pullman to Old Point.
4:fo T. ~. sxcent Sunday, "Atlantic Limited
Connects at old Point with Washington. Cape
Charles and Baltimore steamers
wEsTBoUND.
ro.,o A. NJ, Local c1cep: Sunday, TO Clifton
80 P. NJ. Daily. st. Louis Limit ID hin ns-car
Train, witt! Pullman for Cincinnati, Lousy lie
AMI St. Louis. Connects for irrinia Hot springs
and Chicago Five 10 eight hours quicst s. line
west Local ,in;inl sowS tic ST: Louis Limited
f ON Gorlonsvill. 10 stanton. exert Sunday,
$40 P. Nj. boswell Accommodation Exert
10 SOP NJ L. F. Y. Daily. Connects for Viz
gin a no, springs. Pullman to Hinton, e3rn,ci-
ing with Parlor Car to Cincinnati, and WITH Suil-
mans to Cincinnati, Louisville and west, al!
meals in dining car.
LEAVE EIGHTH STREET STATION.
Va ana Clifton Forge Except SUNDAY tor Ros
ney AIberene and New Casle. Par!or Car.
5.l5 P. ~, Except Sunday for nrsn;o
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION.
$50 NJ. and $50 P. NJ, Daily. from Cinciu
natl.
IoiOP. NJ, Except Sunday, from Norfolk.
1000 A. NJ. and 5.2o P. ~. Daily from Nor
ss5P NJ Local. except Sunday from Clifton
Forge.
ARRIVE EIGHTH sTREETsTATIoS.
$40 a. NJ, E1ccot Sunday, from n mo.
G.a5 z. NJ. Daily. from clifton Forge sna
istinaiob 2 snu and nGeR Rosn "s rom nc
Apply at 500 East Main Street. e75 East Main
Street and Iurphy's Hotel for further informa'
i: W FuLGEF, 'So. = 3 r 6. T
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Train No 41leaves Richmond $3.50 a M. daily,
for Petersburg, Norlina. N c.. aGd all intr:medit
ate points. Connections at Norlina win s IRAN I.
arriving Henderson 2:lo p. m. and Raleigh e:eo p
M daily. and Durham 4l5 p. ~. daily except sun
day.
Trains leave Richmond for Washington New
York and the East daily. No. IL at eao q. NJ ano
No. s5 at 3:S5 r. m. ,
Connections at Jacksonville and Tampa for Az
Florida Ea,: Coast points. and Cuba and Porto
Rico At New Orleans for all points in Texas.
Mexico and California.
TEAMS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND DAILY
r:se a. M, No. 81 From all points souta an'i
$751; p. NJ No. IS Southwest.
SAG o. m No se-From Norliua, n. c.. Peterl
burg Ind local points.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
Nos. 81 and 34-Florida and Metropolitan Lin.
Ited Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars and
Through Day Coaches between New ork anu
T. mpa. Through Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping
Cars between New York and Atlanta
Nos. 81 and ee-Florida and Atlanta Fast MAIL
Through Drawing Room Buffet sleeplng Cars s %
tween New York and TAMPA. connecting ut Ham
let with Sleeping Car 10 and from Atlanta IN
connection with which Through pullman IicAeS
sre sold Finest Day Coaches.
T. P. SMITH. District Pass. Agent.
sss East Main Street. fhone fe'-
J. NJ. BARR. &. E. l. LUNCH
1st V. P. & Gen'l Mang'r. Genl Pass. ASshs-
Portsmouth. Va.
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g.. Old Dominion
r. &<>Steamship Co
! ally Line for New York. the Mort.
and East
FROM RICHMOND

PASSENGERS can leave bAlLi, eN-
ceu1 ou.iut,s W LueSop-aRc ..Iu Oli.o
aa,lway at $ A. Nj. VIA NorIolk ors a.
nj and 3:l5 z. NJ. by ". x w. Railway
via Norfolk both lines connecting with
direct steamers sailing same day:
Steerage passengers can leave by AUX
;,iarv steamer Monday, "Wednesday and
n'riday sailing from Rockets at . z. NJ.
and chaugin. to mainline ship at Nor-
lo ER EIGHT for all northern. eastern ard
+ara;~n p,rts received and forwarded
daiiv except Sunday. at companvs
wharf, Rockets.
wa FROM NEW YORK
PASSENGERS can ;,,ii e.. nx IA! y
,en1 Sunday. from company PEE, NJ. :,
Gpr,h River at ) a. a., for Old .pou,
c.on,fnrt and Norfolk. c"nnectinE with y
~ md II & w. trains Tor Richmond.
I" E8EiGHT received ana forwarded d:.t.y
excep. .t su IN sale at company's office. No
,,,a nj Main Street; Richmond Trans
az Gn,n,nv No 9O3 East Main Street;
,5ohH's Hotel, G. & o. and r. 6 T..
Murphy Richmond Baggage checked
through to all points.
70 f,rther Information apply~to
u JOHN f. MAYER. Agent.
No 1912 East Main Street, Richmond, Va
General offices: No. 81 Beach Street. cor
So West Street. New York. N. 7.
nei J.:J. BROWN,
up WALKER Gen. Pas. Agt.
M To az -
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Eastern, II; Massanutten, 0.

WOODSTOCK, VA, Oct. 2S.-The Mas
sanutten Academy football team was &c
feated here this afternoon by the Fact
ern Normal College, Front Royal, q % 0.
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Racing at Laionia.
fRy Associated Press.)


CINCINNATI. O., Oct 2S.-Erema was
the medium of big plunge at Latonia to-
day. being played both at the track and
in the pool-rooms. In a driving finish,
however, Erema lost the decision by
short margin to Lyror Belle and lola.
Summary:
First race-selling, six furlonss-Jlm
Nap 40 to y first Jena " to - second,
salIle J.. eco to y third Time. 1:1oA
Second race-five furlongs-LeenJa @ 70
lO) first, Luretta Birke % to u SECOND
Lulu Flight, a to y third Time, l;o2He
Third race-selling, one m1le-Adeiahts#
Is to y first G. w. w. g to y second
Dolly Wagner % to . third Time 40
Fourth race-selling. one mile ana an
eighth-Woodtrice Il to y first, Governor
Boyd a to 81 second. Elsie Bramble Qo to
u third. Time, 1855.
Fifth racc-fve and a half furlonss-
Hermis Is to II first, Inventor G3 to 81
second, Harry New Is to p third. Tine.
1:Os
Sixth race-selling. six furlongs-Lyror
Belle e to y first. lola 90 to u second
Erema Is to . third. Time. 1857.
Piles CURED WITHOUT THE
KNIFE.
itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
piles. Your druggist will refund your
money IL PAZO OINTMENT falls =
cure you. so cents.
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COLLEGE AGAINST
TIE REAL {. THING.
Richmond Boys Literally Run Over by.
Y. NJ. !. Cadets.
WERE NEVER IN The GAMEAT ALL
In Ten aud Twenty Minute Halves Cadets Piled
Up a Score of 70 to 0, Averaging Touch
down for Every Two Minutes of Play.
Men from Second Team Used.
WERE. NEVER IN THE GAMEAT ALL
Especial Dispatch to The Times


LEXINGTON, VA, Oct. 2S.-Richmond
College ran up against the real thing in
football when they met the Virginia
Military Institute cadets this afternoon
in 20 and 10 minute halves, and had a.
score piled up against them 70 to 0. The
cadets averaged a touchdown every two
minutes of play, and had ball on 5-yarI
line When time was called. Collegians
kicked off and Cadets rushed pigskin to
3-yard line, where Perry fumbled and
Broaddus carried ball on long run to
Cadets 10-yard line, when Perry caught
him.
Collegians opened game with spirit, but
had to yield to superior playing. Cadets
ran ends for long gains and for only
one touchdown did they hammer Rich
nonds line. Perrys long runs, so, 20,
and 80 yards, for touchdowns were feat
ures. Rawn sustained his Georgetown
reputation. Whole Cadet team played
quick ball. For Collegians the tackling
of Hudgins brothers was good.
Cadets scored 10 in first half and 81 in
second. They played seven substitutes
from second team in second half Line
up:
Institute. Position. College.
Wise... left end ........... Collier.
Tucker. left tackle ....E. Hudgins.
, Morgan.
I. Johnson. left guard ..........-Rowe
(Captain)
Wright. ........... center .........Webster.
Smiley. right guard Williams.
Dickinson.
Rhinehart..... right tackle ........ Smith.
Miton........... right end ........Giliam
Tucker
Perry.......... quarter back $50. Kerfoot.
Desteiger.
Rawn left half back fraser.
Dewey (Captain.)
Tutwiler. right half back. L. Hudsins.
Mourning.
Glenn. full back ..... .Broaddus.
Perry.
Umpire, Captain Derbyslire. Institute.
u it11fe IL
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Umpire, Captain Derbyslrire. Institute.
Referee, Mr.. Hudson, Institute. Touch
downs, Smiley. Wise, Tutwiler, Tucker,
]. Johnson, Rhinehart 81. e. Johnson tO,
Perry 90. Goals from touchdowns. Perry
co.. Twenty and ten minute halves.
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The Reliaious Herald Com many
RAJ. Hoi#s
S. 81. l.. r ailsNay.
CAPITAL cITY-RouTE."

Short Line to Principal Cities of the South an
southw est, Florida. Cuba. Texas California an''
Mexico reaching the Capitals of six states
Schedule in Effect May IS, 1901
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would fight the ships by signal"

would fight the ships by signal.
The judge-advocate then questioned Ac-
miral Schiey as to the conference IN the
cabin Of the New York at Key West. "nen
he talked over the campaign with Ad-
miral Sampson.
Did Admiral Sampson exhibit to you
any or all the instructions he had lad
from the Navy Department.
mo; he simply spoke of his confidential
instructions from the Secretary OF the
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en- p NJ and 600 A. M.-From Atlanta. Au-
&c and Asheyille and all points South
S.tnA M-From Keysyille and local statior%
s:IS p. M.-From Durham. oxford AMI tntes.
mediate stations
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-03-21
AUGUST FLOWER

ut is surprising fact" says Prnf.
Houton, ''that in all my travels in all
ports of the world, for the last ten years
| have met NOSE people having used
Green's August Flower than any other
remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged liver
and stomach, and for constipation l
find for tourists and statesmen, or for
persons filling Office positions. where
headaches and general bah feelings
rom irregular habits exist, hat
Green's August Flower is a grand re-
medy. 1t does not injure the the system
by frequent use, and is excellent for
sour stomtches and Indigestion" Sam
pie BOTTLES free at Beardsley's drug
store
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Land Office at Wausau, Wis.
Feb. Is. 1901.

Feb. Is, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make fl
nal proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made
brfore the Clerk of the Circuit
Court at Rhinelander, Wis, on
April 4th 1901. Viz: William
Persohn who made FL. E. No.
6s02 for the S. E. ! N. w. / =.
] S. w. ! and n. w. / 5. E. }
Sec. 90, T. 50 n. r. 10 E
He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous re-
sidence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz:
A. A. Denton,
James Langill,
Mat, Scheribel allof Eagle River,
Wis. and Charles Robbins of
Robbins, P. @.
Edgar { Wheelock,
Register
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Oyer-WOrk Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
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Hotice OF 3noictal Election.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, 90
Department of State.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the
judicial Election, to be held IN the
several towns, wards, villages and
election districts of the State OF Wis
consin, on the first Tuesday OF April
A. D. 1901, being the second day OF
said month, the following officers are
to be elected, to-wit:
A Justice Of the Supreme Court IN
place of Joshua Eric Dodge, whose
term will expire on the first Monday
in January, A. d. 1902.
A County Judge for Villas county,
in place of Niles A. Colman, whose
term of office will expire on the hrst
Monday in January, A. D. 1902.
Said election shall be held and con-
Quoted, votes canvassed and returns
made in accordance with law.
Given under my hand and official
seal at the Capitol, in the City OF
Madison, this twenty-seventh day OF
February, A. d. 1901.
TSEAL] WM. H. FRoEHLIcH,
Secretary of State.
To the County Clerk OF Villas Co.:
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
Villas county.
Eagle River, Wis, March 10, 1901.
Take notice that judicial Election
will be held in the several towns in the
County of Villas on the Tuesday next
succeeding the first Monday being the
I'd day of April, 1901, at which are 70
be elected the officers specified above
in the notice received from the Score
tary of State.
[SEALl FINN LAwLER,
County Clerk,
Villas Co., Wis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-03-21
Town Board Proceedings.
Continued from last week J

Eagle River, wis., Jan. %, 1901
Mrs Cayer board of Rietter s II 90
Goman Coman legal and making deeds asked VIZ aid %
rambling labor timber for float bridge and use OF
steamboat 90
Upon the following bills laid over until next meeting
Truax Green & Co leg for H Zebell SS5 80
+ Bowser hoard Of F Mitchell 90
BARNES e Weesner insurance town hall % 90
A G Rchison supplies y 81
A G Rchison supplies 70 20
f Lawler satisfaction of jud gment etc 90 %
T Beartsley medicine for poor % 50
NJ r Sanborn medical services
Upon motion the Board adjourned
] DIAMn TnwnC Clerk