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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

big forof ou en- Sang binoreoe mig at or9be en- Wanb.
Og it9 tommer tili9e for at seoe Dig ON S~il9ibelie. foroi
ieg belsnneOe big iaa b%aarlist.@ Mufafa pegebs paa ct
opbt qr gratens anfgt. San bu tilsipe mi92"
.3uinOe Gange. Mufafa qaidu for Ssfu
Gf9lb.4
5 bet famine IlprteOe en- lille. snarmet 0rens ben
irOO 0fieeren Og raabtc. iOet bans Zine %Itraaleoe:
ng2ufafa Paidal - 9agot. Der er ban. gafdaen.
iOm bialp mig Og 9aairit.
u9u Iepsr - file Ben og 6agob ---." Ru=
Iafa rate Oenne 6aanoen. Y0u er 9agob MuroOiun9~
r5a, Ruitafa 9aidu."
Oct er big, iom en- Sang blep - fom rs6beos BIT
2iD beb -
9agob rsbmebe.
.5o, 9af4u = ieg f%OrnaateOs engang min 6reier,
men hans RuaOe er tor = Itsrre end min Spnb. Son
bar after antdget fig mig, Og ie9 fal ulOrtg mere fOrnegtc
bans 0aon."
.enO lite NED osOsn for 9ie2~ fpurate Mufofo.
Rel eno life meo 0eOen for Zje - iaa fanot Sub
II trofaft og barmbe1tig."
rsao 0are 9egsn lOpt faa ere ri erpors, ungc
6asob iaa f%oranoret pua ban.
"a. ri ere 9rsors. Ogiaa je9 bar fuubet garmbjerz
tigbeo tattet pGre 6errsn 20 tattet pare ans De tro=
latte 8no. ban ienote mig tattet bare min 5uitru
% tattet oGre en- un9 abinOe, ION 6u tenoer = astpao
ours Batter"
~glariaml" tom bet meO ct 5orunbringsroab fra
9agob. gbu fenber bsnOe, qafda - 6Oor er bun Ie,
Der bun enbnu2@
"a bun leoer ca er mar berbeo = G1ifereb. Sen.
os 5jerts er meget uroli9t for bin Siplo."
gIt 9looet bar faret op 6aaobs ainoer. 6on bib,
3ape uo6ruot 3ubel. men ban bstoan9 fig og bbineoe blot
tile. ioet ban greb MluItafas 6aanb:
.6errea er COB - 5erren er goo."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

bar ban fsrt mig. 9armbitrti9bsO sr bet O9Iad, Ilariam.
at ie9 Dag MAJ fOOe Der peb SiOen at big"
rSpOrfor BET, 9agob2"
m5oroi ieg bar bsOst 0erren - min itGrte Sub -
e:rom. Gn9an9 bob ieg berOm Tom ct uartigi Barn -
jog bab ON big for bin egen Stplb aIene. Wlen fben Der
rem fit min SiaI Og One mine 9rGfter, bar ie9 beoet ban
ON big, ia, Rariam - ~tadbeligt at negte bet ogIaa
for mig ieIp - forbi is elfeoe big, men iHc blot for
mig alsus, life for min sgen enttes Stblb, men for at fa
en- @aps fra Sub, en- Meobialp ben @erning. Iom Cub
bar taloet mig til. -"
9un tspebe liot. iaa fortfatte ban:
rUlaridm, min bprebare Mefters Batter, Sub Itilie
CO ab, men ban beparebe os unber ale 5r1ng1er og fsrte
8 Ianmen igen. Mdriam, bore @eie babe bejet fig fam
men = ON Ou bill, bsbsOe Ri alorig at titles mere"
Sum iuareot life. men lab og itirreoe ~brsmmenbe 10
ooer 8iergene. iom Ipfe bet fierne.
g41ariam, %begpnOte 6agob igen. On ipurer m,9
lie - % iea er bet beler lite barb. SEQ er life ben
RaaOe parb, ION 6errsu bar pitt mig. Ulsn jss brsmte
Dog 0rsmme. 09 / oisis 9rsmms bar bu meb. - Seq
"a mine ga bine grpores grb. Bore mprbebe 8rebres
Blob rodber iii 9imlen % til oS, ON garmbertigbeo
aoo BET ~forfulgtc Soft. 5ra @ra0em raabes Der meo
falnofoIoig 9eit. Der raabes fra De soelagte StGber %
9~anbsbpsr, fra belle ben brimlenoe Stdre At fdosrIsie o.
ienoige runot ON os. ~ 90 Raabet bar naaet nit 9jerts.
g bet bar naaei bit. 90. Mariam. at funne fslgss ab i
oenne Corning. tienenOe Dor fanss 6erre fam bans minofe
3reOre berom brsmie jeg. 9tal min 0rsm OBJ
4loes2"
mariam Ipfteos fine flare. merts Zine op til barr.
Saa rate bun BAN 9aonOen og iugOe:
rSa, 5agob. min slfeoe Ben. Sefu arifi Rdon.
zen fal o%pfpIoes. Seq bs9pnoer life ferft nu at fplges
neo big. Sea bar ful9t big li9e fra. bin Qften. ou reboeoe
1i9 fra S~fGnoitI fulgt big meo min 5ante og meD
hin Bon. ~lnberIige bare oglaa mine BEE Darst. Wsn
3ubs 9sie bar BET pGret, oo oerfor pars De Tube at hi
%lunobeO."
aSaa bare CUB pclfgHet for benne Stunb. do6rco
5agob og Taa op mob ben l1ie, 6laa 6inmel. .Sa,
9erre, priiet pare Ou for Din Uifmb6eO. Sign bu Dor
9p9t Os T9n DOR @ernins. qlmagtig, CUB. Dor ane n
%lenbi9es gaab. Gorbdrsenbe 5reIier. ber bine greores
5tri9. CAB De 10 bare ct gao fra Dig til Dem = ct gub
ub BIT Orb, BIZ 0rOs araft co 5rsf.-
qrm / Urn fulgtes De 10 unge, Ipttelige @uOs 9srn
ND til gpsn.
rM0riam." iagOs 9agOb. ,feg trOsOe en- Sang, at
Sub babe forIabt bort lille Jolt. men mn tror icg Del lite
mere
Sun iaa tarIi9t pua BAN.
~9raR9ielsn barer a~aigepel 6mgt - en- Friqenbs
0ungsr efter 9ibsts Orb, en- M 4anoeus slb. 5olftt
Il tommsn n9rmere Sub"
ga, 5oqob. min elfeoe Ben, oq Def er 10 Maalet
Def er altio Subs benige 2anfe. 3Grmere Sub. bet fal.
o9aa bare port Gins Woal - UIauiet for Dor oagliqe
Ben. gGrmere Cub inbiiI ri en- Gang fu1e pure
enigt / bans Ror6eb."
5 9agobs Sial funs Der ct ioIigt amen.
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
yiin Wior.

qoa 5iertets 9unb Der lisser gent
et tibet, fdsert Orb,
fom fun til abel 8aab bar ftemt,
ct Orb, Tom alorie ian bliOe glemt.
forbi bets Nabn er Mnr.
: off at abelt, fort Os fanbt.
fom banbt fig qlabs pau Sorb,
| bber en- 0ranbe Blob, Iom ranot
at aGrlisbeo, mar nltib fanbt
en- beaig Qrb fra Wor.
Oft. Tom bar bragt os l9nger frem
/ Sdnbbebs frie Spor,
er 5rugter fra bort 9arnbomsbiem.
er 9lomften al, o ulbris glenn.
BET 5re, Ri FIT af Wor.
9af berfor Sub 3 a1e, iom
fra 8drn6omsbjemmet for
| 8erben ub meb Minoet ON
en abel Sjal, en- aDinbe from.
fom Cub ier CAB til Wor!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03
Din SroSer5 Sloo.
Sra INT DO
paltor Z. 2. ~llId6fen
(Sluiist.)

.Rasaret = file Qa3aret," uobrso Marium meo les
behbe gsDagclfe, rtsnber ou BAN, qai61 - bpOr er ham,"
sos 5efus for bbem ban MATTE ofre fit aio, %
| bOis 4dbn ban bsbe."
Sub Dare loOet O9 prifet. g2en fOrtaI mig ON bans
Dish
0efte siorOe @uftafa. meOens lldOu MI Os Ou inbs
fsb en- genartning.
pa 9egteparret rate Nurium 6oanbtn til 5urpel.
tspeoe bun ct 2ieblt o9 iaa ~fpsrgenoe pda benz.
p0u bar noget mere pau 9ierte?" ipurgte gluRafa.
pSa" = ioureOe Mariam, og benoss &inoer blepe
blo0reOe - LEG bar = min 6aOer 6aooe en- ung mano
/ I'm Sienefe / 9onItuntinopel - peo On intet ON bam24
9un leg 2jnene neb, og benOe5 6ierte bantebe. ibst
bun benteoe poa Sparet.
@laftafa grunOeOe libt. faa fpareoe ban fmilenbe:
so. tg 6prte en- glanO. fom 6eb ai6am, fortaQe
om en-, Der 6apOe rebbet QsfpaO3aours 0atter uo At en-
Sol0uts Bob. og fOen fp9te0e. er BET 6am2"
eSa," fparebe @ariam. ban reObeoe nit 9ib."
r9Dao BED ban?"
D9a9o6 Guardian
.6ogo6 - 9agOb" MuFafa farOt / santer -
n9agOb MuraOian. bet Qapn tenOer ieg fra - Char
put. - So pit bet bar ban -- tattels 9agob Mura.
bian."
r9OaO BED Ou ON BAN. guT8a2" fpurgte mariam
%danbelss. ver ban bsO - eIer er ban - bbao gub
fOrbpOe -
r5u ban - bar fDag i 6riitelfens @tunO ION
faa mango. oerDe0 Tpare6e ban lit Qip."
~6an Ieoer bon leoer men ION en- 5rafalben -
0, SUB, bet er u%muIigt. q tIagebe Wariam % fiulte qnTez
let tine 6anoer. n0g bu oeO intet mere ON BAN, Wus
fafa qafha?"
rRei, MARIAN, inttt bar ieg bprt fra BAN foen." -
pa De to 2Ggtefaasr bare gaasOe. ileoe Mariam inn
paa fit &ammer Og tafsOe ig paa 9nq.
80, 6erre, er bet muligt ere ans mine 9snnsr ba
forgebeS - 0, ni 6erre. bet er life muligt bu er 10
trofait Og fulo at Wtuitunobeo. Gr ban faloeu, Iaa bar
ban reift fig igen faa er bet Blot fRt for gennem 6alOet
at fnbe big for epig. 9aen igg BAN, 6erre, tag BAN "a
brag BAN til Dig. Sab bans Si9l pare iblanbt BEN, Der
fa Cob at itue hig %ebinoeli9."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-04-03

NO9en lib efter bkO Ulufafa gaI6a bsbt. 6la
oqteoe aft for CAB mob bet at Dinbe 9rifus.
9u Mdrgarib bar bleDen rut, brog Den file 5amile
DiOsre til Maraf6.
Der tom De TO Gegtefauer inb ct Gin. be alOrig 6aOs
be tenbt.
Otter W2prberierne gf Der ct Ttarft Qanbens geir ben
oper 81en. Gopenbe Siale %paugnebe OF, og pilofarne
Jaar Isgte pg fanot oeres 9~uobommelige 6proe.
Der bar en- Sunger efier Gpan9eliet iom olbrig for.
Sig mig noget ON Seius Og ig glemmer ali an
bet - min leb, min 5ult og mine Smerter." iutteoe en-
gammel Some. Sun bolot fit fife garnebarn / fine arme
= garnets ainoer ~begpnote at bliDe butteoe, bet funoe
after fmile Og ibnge Sange ON Seius. 0g bets Sange
bteDe Oetfenbe agIter for Den gamIe.
Wlen Der bar enonu gieo paa Garbe = flor, ~ffri9en6e
9sb.
r@i bare ingen gfaos for big" iagoe ben benIi9e
DOftor paa 6ofpitalet til en- CANNED Manb. r@len Der r
at GtDffc greo og libt Mebtcin, mere tunne Ri life
giOe." 8@5s
Sngsn gfaOs 9oipitalet. " iamrebe ben gumle .in9en.
Geng, intel Steb at funne lpggs Fg til at Ob -o 0, gio mig
Blot en- qlabs paa 0prtrintt easr / 9uofn = Blot ct Sts0.
bOor ig fife bfper iuget iom ct uiOt DIR
Sottoren talbte paa Spferen.
Sci. Doftor bet qaar life. Wen bng ct mt
6ofpitaL Gaa6 Tau bit, at GDrOPa baagner Og tommer
fin 8roberpiqt / gu. CAB ane bioe, 6bor ftor Glenbig6es
ben en-. Sig. at beres grGbres Blob ruaber til 6imlen
ON gurm6iertiq6eo. U2en ie, ben gamIe glanb ct 10
Dsb at b%efpiner"
sun oreb BAN og fsrfc BAN til en- SiOt.
Dan er faa uDtaret, at ban life fan mere" Ioareos
9ottpren.
.gsr ct 9jprne 5tano til BAN. Gag GapPsrns at
min Seng og fosb bam ino Dem. 9an bill bog life ret
lqnge tr4nge til I1ennefs6jefp."
Den gamle W3anb laa en- &rog. 9an bdboe ipht 70
mat for fprfs Sang ianae 9ibsr % f9sfsOs at aafnsm-
meligbeb Ssnmen at GsFterens ajole.
.Du Ienber mig life bort - tg mda bliDe Der -.os
bu tiger ingen. bDOr jsg err" iagOe ban msO itroalenoe
2jne.
Rel gamle Manb, nsi."
.Sefus = Ssfus 9at =" bOilebe ban.
s6ar bu ingen Jamilie2" ipur9te SsHsren.
,Rei, be ere ane bsoe. = Min Sen fjulte mig unber
nogef So. Sam brabts be fsrft, og osrpad ale be andre.
aaen mig fdnbt be life"
ser BIZ iugsn fnOe big = grOber =. 5erren pti
beDare big. til ban fulOsr big biem." trsfteOe Ssftersn.
Sg bet siorDe ban.
Hogfs 0age efter bpbe ben gdutle be retf1rbiges Dgo.
I2en ifte Slot til 5ofpitalerne f~rpmmeoe Self. Sg'
fac, Girferte blebe b~steirsoe af elsnbige Og b~iaIpsIsie. Iii
Iiae bleo Der bolDt @nbstjeneIisr BET ffe. Sg ben gamie
qaItDr Obannes betjente Mangoen meo QiDets 8rso.
Gn Dag, ba Gubstienefen bar fOrbi, tom en- Wtan6
ben til BAN.
.aenber bu mig - puftor Obdnnes2"
ga, lea par Jet bit anfgt for"
.Mit aapn er uiuitafd, os jsg fonlmsr for at tatfe
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07

Rev Fr. j las. ] Woods left for st.
Paul YESTERDAY He will return
home Friday
Mrs. John Me- lreavie returned
home last Wednesday, the condition
Of. her son in the hospital having
improved. Miss Barbara McIlrea-
vie remains in the city IN care of
her brother.
AZ valuable combination Scottish
Rite and Knight Temnlar watch
charm was lost somewhere on the
streets of this city Sunday Finder
will beIiberally rewarded byreturn-
/ ing to this Office.
Saturday afternoon G. W. Mead,
an implement dealer of this city,
gave an exhibition of the working
OF the Dement, gang and sulky plows
sold by him, on the farm of Lewis
RAIN, located on the limits south
west OF this city. The exhibition
was in charge OF an expert. At 100
o'clock two teams driven abreast
belonging to Rudolph Rain and
Thomas Johnson, were hitched to
to tee gang plow, and as soon as the
ploHs could be properly adjusted,
y tmber Of burrows were turned
over to SHOW the excellent qualities
of the gang, After making several
rounds with the plow, Photographer
Lake took two views of the gang
pillow with the 12-year old daughter
of W. P. Tenney on the seat and
driving the four horses. About 25
or 80 persons Witnessed the exhib-
ton.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07

5 Had the Z oungers been bankers
Eat the time ofthe5 NorthGeld raid the
bankers association Of Minnesota,
att their recent meeting il Duluth,
would have commende ed instead Of
condemned the action Of the board
Fof parole in granting the boys a
parole alter 25 years behind the
bars.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07

paetor DIV ,,,.o,,boe- l,;x. f,,,, ~ /
saro,on az .s1z;deon-tbo Double
I5Tastin ) -nayt s,,ndav MOI. =; ! !, $
the Christian c,,,rcb
A nnhlir racantion will ha Tor.
dared Rev = R,r, j, -, s s, !
bride navt Fr;dau. EVENING" ,,nar
Anp < =, nnle,s law !
Tha home. of M and Mrs S =:
Smith southeast of tho c;tv was
briuhtaned nv the aimee rance 81 J
baby .oirl one flav lastsw,ee
f Cant Anderson If The Salvation
Army visited with friends in Min
neapolis during a portion Of last
week, returning on Saturday after
noon.
'Ihe Marshall Reporter states that
"a. H. Morgan Of UnderWoodis short
SO, as the result OF q peddler visit
ing his place. The peddler entered
the house, when no one was at home,
and helped himself to the money.
Harold Stegner, the Eve year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper. T. Steg-
ner, passed away about nine q clock
Monday morn ing as a result Of paral-
ysls= OF the heart. The funeral was
private, the services at the grave
occurring about four o'clock Mon
day afternoon The little fellow had
been i'll for some time prior to his
demise. ard it was thought that he
was on the road to recovery.
The Renville county COMMISSIONERS
have changed the location for the
new court house is the block known
as Nester ParS, pavin az Olivia s., Ooo
for the same. Il has been generally
supposed that olivia would contribute
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07
1t isn't the Cooks Fault,
1t isn't your GroCer's Fault,

that the bulk coffee you just
purchased turns out to be differ
ent from,the "same kind" bought
before. Coffee purchased in
bulk is sure to vary.
The sealed package in which
LION COFFEE is sold insures
uniform flavor and strength. 1t
also keeps the coffee fresh and
insures absolute purity.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07

Representative Carl Wallace is
being mentioned as a probable can
didate for the Republican nomina-
ton for mayor Of Minneapolis. The
Repub licans. of that city could not
name a better man, both from the
stand point Of ability and from that
of a vote-getter.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07

The Lamb erton Star commenced
its ninth year last week. Under the
man cement Of W. G. Starr the. Star
has tWinkled brightly some Of its
thrusts cutting deep, and its pleas
ant words, which after all, are al
ways the best, caused many a ray
Of hap inesss to fall to its readers.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07
AN INJUSTICE TO MR.. EDDY. .

For some time past the papers
.throu ghout the State, including the.
daily papers at st. Paul, have given
currency to the rumor that Hon.
Frank N Eddy Of GlenWood had
secured an interest or control of
The GAZETTE. This rumor originat-
ed in the Sacred Heart Journal, and
was given additional circulation by
one or two newspaper men enVious
of the prosperity of The GAZETTE.
So absurd was the rumor, there not
having been the, slightest intimation
of a purchase by Mr.. Eddy or other
persons, or a sale by the publishers
of The GAZETTE, that it was deemed
unworthy of giving it any attention.
But when the rumor was started
Mr.. Eddy was in California. and he
only returned to his GlenWood home
last week, where he learned OF the
report. Under date of ] uly 10Th he
writes as follows
To THE EDITOR: have just returned
from the Pacific coast. and seeing numerous
reports that have purchased an interest in
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE, desire to state
that have not purchased an interest in The
REDWOOD GAZETTE or in any other news
paper, nor do intend doing so at any time
in the future. FRANK M. EDDY.
Inasmuch as it would require
about two years salary Of any rep
resentative in Congress TO acquire
The GAZETTE plant, it will be OBJ
served that a representative in con
gress would hardly be warranted
to pay such a price for even a posi-
bility of it sending him to congress-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07


9 here are three contested seats IN
the Fifty-seyenth Congress. Under
the new apportio nment there will be
an Increase Of tWenty nine members
IN the Fifty eighth House 81 Repre-
sentatiVes, making total member
ship OF S36. Twenty States share ii
the increase, twelve y orthern States
gaining nineteen and eight South
err States gaining ten eW York,
Texas and Illinois gained three al.
|ditional members each
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07
Under the new Con gressional ap-

Under the new Con gressional APP
portionment, est iriginia, a
closely contested State, will have
three Republican members Wash
ington and California are two States
which have not reached an agree
ment upon reapp ortionment t. Each
State gets one ad ditional Represen-
tative, and in the camp aign Of 1902
they will be elected at large
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07
The Prohibitionists of the United

The Prohibitionists Of the United
States express great elation over
the fact that in the fiscal year of
1899, 2,19O Illicit. distilleries were
seized by marshals, 2,101 of which
were destroyed and the remainder
carried away. In these raids I'll
persons were arrested, one man was
killed and three wounded, and what
is very suggestive, every one of the
seized was in licensed
State and not a solitary one in any
prohibition State" Unfortunately
for this argument, the number of
illicit stills seized last year was
j, $50, and by far the largestnumber
Of these in a single State, were in
Georgia, 675, and with the exception
of four cities, Georgia is a prohibit
ton State at the present time. OF
5S5 arrests made for violation OF. the
Internal Revenue laws as to wills
key manufacture, 245 were in Geor-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07


The Olivia Times started On its
Both year last week, dating back to
the first issue ofthe Renville Times.
founded by Oar. S. Hall. The latter
gives some early history Of the ups
and downs Of the Times, while Hen
sry Kelsey, the old newspaper pat
riot who never received the reward
he was entitled to, and whosueceed-
ed Mr. Hall also contributes an e1-
5ceIlent article. Oar. Hall Jared well
IN that section, and may the career
of Editor Wilson beas rosy as that
of Oar.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07

& Larger contracts at minimum rate of 1o
cents per inch each insertion. Rates for
preferred position. metal base electros or
alternate insertions furnished at Office
Reading notices in local paragraphs 10c.
per line. Other reading notices over shines,
.7cents per line.
Legal notices at legal rates. rs and So cts.
per folio.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07
OVERFLOW LOCALS S.

WHEAT No. |. Aug. g.. .595 cents
No. z, ....s......... .579 cents
No 81 ,ents
Flax III cents
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-07
Elge s.
Redwood Oo3c1te
BY AIKEN & scHMAHL
WEDNESDAY. AUG 1901.
ADVERTISING RATES

Commencing July 4, 1898. the following
rates viii be strictly enforced on all new
contracts made for advertising in THE RED
WOOD GAZETTE:
Less than 2Oinches q co11 per inch. 2oc
Twenty incnes or more. per inch 4 sc.
Discounts will be allowed on contracts for
advertising running confirm usly::
SIS. ooto $500. discount s. 90 per cent
s15.OOto 1000 ......25 IS z4 -
1000 to 1900, s 80 ~ -
1890 or over, = 33 70 u s.
Average weekly circulation, II Goeopies
For convenience, q full year of SO weeks
will be allowed at 5Usinserti lions. thus:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-14
County Board

The members of the county board ar
rived in town Monday to attend the an
nual meeting which had been ad journed
until that day. They have spent the
greater part of the week in looking
over and passing on bills. The small
poX cases of last winter and spring
have entailed no little expense on the
county. The most of these were in the
lumber camps around Star Lake and
Arbor Vitae The board will probably
be in session the greater. part of next
week if not longer as they have still to
settle with the county officers, make
the levy for the ensuing year and ap-
portion the county and state tax among
the several towns. Another very i'm
portant matter which will come before
them is the electing of a supervisor of
assessment. This is a very important
officer and the board should not be too
careful tn making the selection. We
understand that there are three avowed
candidates for the position, c. F. Col
man of Eagle River, A. j. Bulger of
Minocqua and Win j. Kyes of Arbor
Vitae.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-14
SAVED HIS LIFE.

:" wish to say that feel owe my
life to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure" writes
He. Crestenson of Hayfeld. MINI.
For three years I was troubled with
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finally was confined to my bed. Doc
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gests your food. Cures all stomach
troubles. F. Beardsiey.
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.

Dear Sir--I received a trial bottle
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which you sent to my address. My
wife has been troubled with lung dis
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now get our medicine through John
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Yours respectfully, REV. j. B. FLY.
Brookline Station No. SUSAN E. FLY.
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SAW DEATH NEAR.

cit often made my heart ache y
writes L. &. Overotfeet, OF Elgln, Fem,
"to hear my wife cough until it seemed
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Good doctors said she was so far gone
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DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
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CONGREG ATIONAL.

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Sunday School Immediately after morn
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