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genera. ~ r"ase in The prosperity .. ~
country bu, tie year 1850 especially tn
last six months. showed symptoms o.:
chang" our foreign trade during ~
year considerably increased. but In value
irtih"e t1tH To- rJ.I'nc
"As 20 obtaining contributions from
III" TrluSvtll Sir DAVID Harbour" re-
ports are nor encourag,ns AZ present ]
ihluk inc House will see III" war Il>
'FousAl m. country % thr %rrSr -
RUN Q-.'lsl,ton cheers greeted ny
"n,n". loubI" the cost OF 'ac G'-im"nA
War, ,
,icni Reasonable Within the mex ten
Years htv" tried 90 pu' before 81"
ti"us" /, tru" account ~ our ilnAn.r'
rpr the prcsen, aud immol'lic 'uinr'
In our time no Chancellor ~ The ~;
non" has had uorr tndulS'ni mi
"uC"'
rne British dericl u c51,:o1.c"H wns
one ~ the largest 10 thr history ~ 20"
Kingdom. Tn" government loan 90 si>iy
millions sterling II Nu,hnrlz.A wiil ~
,br largest single issu" ~ modern 'lm"s,
except lr great Frrnch ndgmlity loan.
Tina, loan 6prc PER cent Interest u
was offered considerably under par ana
was undcrWritftu hy an OF iH' reading
bankers Of Europe,
Local bankers express tn" np.aion that
few, II ANY, sub. rr!p,iun- VIII ," made
cr-ns!ng the Income tax By Two pence
VIII hut Intensity the opposition OF
Americans 10 thrs. bands. II IL thought.
The British Government bonds brought
ar, last su,nmcr were subscribed Tor
here to tho extent Of t:s.ooo,ooo.
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.I..t.l.l.l...,...l.(. 10 10000:

u !pn't tax. Int siock IN that letter,
~ ~ hhE' spi 90 ipI!ow NJ every clue.
so shlll not disregard H. In II day or =,
nN2tTt to S'l al sorts o! answers. but
DuuCp !.iturs
"iut ~ civ" IT out now that / viii
may" no correspondence. IN this cns.
IT, ncgntiiinrs must meet me fac. to
FAC: ana talk 10 me Any man wh,
knows m" ana has confidcnc. enough to
tel! IN" what ne knows about this case.
stands
! IN going 10 Bura'o Tomorrow
night. ard expect - b" there six month,
during tn. exposition. have an IN.
trrcst IN several concessions ,h.r, ard
ans clues or Information can h" son, to
NJ" lihrf' care pf III" Irouunfs No.,
'MicnIcl Mccormick has told me the
Who'd. story ana given me every po4sIhl.
description Thcrc'l he rp chance n,
m" making mistake. you can rest
Easy on That.
boz had leased, bn, personally an.
ntrhi1 the boy was not kidnapped for a
reward. fear 1t is n case u revenge
IN mat event h. chances are no, 70
Fer instance. y the Italian took him
~" Italian woEidn', know Pa, shccdy
rom y yellow dog
Fear lie IIrs u~cn Drowned.
Durctu. smiled ,n- Afternoon when
asked what he thought ~ Pa, She.iy
~ tho gO-hsiwccn.
We'll. rant say mucA about that.
ne stsi ''as ! hav" no O'iirl,l .uotIf,ca
ton ;ha, Mr.. Shcc iy l. 10 act a. thr
.|'I"",'n but | hop" the hoy WHY
20 you near nv that that you nave
a c!n" 20 his whereabouts - ne was
asked
"Ai can say Is ,nn, we ar. SIN
WORKING on tho case, bus I fear thnt
n" boy has been drowned
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,d ~ Jrn,u.r man ,a1
~ ~ '''"S
M','"'' '"'F." -, g., S.v.,.
''o'S' '"c'N"S ~ ~ '''
'''h'h street ms afternoon
Lying dead upon 'he Noor WITH A"f
eighteen. mon,h-oli baby c!n-pcd in her
,,-,r, ,,,. .n,iry,,ts 80, ka,,
,, 49,, ,
Sh"llNoE va. u" drunken ma" WI"
had plotted IN. detectives 20 IN" scrn"
,,, ,r,.,,,, IN h. n ,rIyrdy-pul.-
~ VIZ
h'p~ murder
See, There sh" = Shcs my vie.
a.. uuInd h.,.e,r WIN carbide
anu I'll" h'l''' 'i'''' "'''
acid" shouted Sh".ir"y
keen ,,ui,,' +nih IN" detectives
80. 49,, ,h,v, ,hr small
Ih'h th'N ''pN'"
rooms. Evcry~her" th"y '"ahh W.
icnc. ~ , ,crrir, struggle or q maniac. $
,,,.,or ,,-,I,u-, AMI cookery
rage h'o""h 'H''''I' , 80,
Uttered the oln"" and we're h"apr' Wy
even within a few zee, OF me BODY
m. d.,d woman. her arm. clasv!ns
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men. That is his opinion Of course.
but could nam" half dozen other
men or more who would H. equal,
faithful to their word with criminals .!
eny man.
For instance. there are AL smith
'D!cL' Roche. Richard Garfield John
DAILY. Henry Sicick"r or Ike Thomp.
son. " any On" OF these men can be
trusted BY the kihnnpp"rs | would turn
III" money oyer 10 him without a word
II hay. not heard anything yet.
was awakened last night hy "A mcsscn-
ger from Mr. Mccormick who came 20
n" regarding this letter from Washing.
ton:
Nl Micha. Mccormick. Holman i,u.c, Nov
Nofs s.
S,r lpuT Fo>ard ~ TO rrx. can ,ou Jay j,
~ T.iNCr win Snu haze plenty n tim. At
p''Fn, esh lurus'h proc. N lent ihat =. holl
boz.
What good 10 further -ar-h you h,v1 tain.
~ far. but look nut ou sIil submit our i-rrrs /.
you have ary further Information " Wish any
'Hriher put ~ ~ oaai sunday al
Your.
Wellington ,rr,l Il N A. &c
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C. AMPIONS SCORE
SIX IN FIRST INNING.
Donovan in the.Box for
Champions to Face
OeIehanty and the
Other Philadelphia
SIuggers.

Special 10 n. Evening wn,A.)
LEAGUE BALI. PARK. PHILADEl..
PHIA. April ls.-Edward Dciehanty, the
mighty. he Of the ample sirth and ths
clEic eye. s,roled over from the playcrs'
bench to the plate. his trusty club In
hard
''See tina; fellow" asked Ned Hnnlon.
tnn Wise. o. T"irler Billy Donovan.
''Surc. replied Billy.
"Frow him asEcd Hanlon.
Cert Thats my old friend Col. Ed
SmhshcmoG; Delchanty. amt IT,
That's him, replied Hanlon. That's
tho mar with The fivc-Found bat and tho
copyrighted recipe Ter turning slow
drops and nigh fast ones into thrce-bas,
me-
Think YOU" asked Hanlon. that
you can keep the sphere from connect.
IN: Hirh h- -tirk9" II nigh: II had
n chance 10 warm up" replied Dono-
van AS no tucked his fists under his
sweater in an "rort 70 keep comfort.
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STORM SWEEPS
OVER ; STATES.
so-elal 10 The E,,aiag World. F.,

Mon rGoIERT Ma Arr!l ls-In
In" heavy wind and thunder storm
wlich prevailed herr to-day commun!.
cation with Nor'n Alabama vas su--
.iyaicd for hours and considerable minor
ptgp.r'y damage was done.
SELMA. Ala. April ia wind and
rain storm ncrr tp-iny damaged the
electric light plant and several other
buildings and aprpD;od several great
oaks In the hear, of the city.
NEW ORLEANS. April IA heavy
wind ana rain storm prevailed her. dur.
inS the night. SIS inches OF rain fell
graph service WAS crippled for time.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. April 49,
A storm swept this section last night
Roofs were blown on houses and one u
two. SUBURBAN school.huses dismantlsd.
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BRITISH LOAN
is $3OO,OOO,OO
Sinking Fund Also to Be Suspended to Nee
the Deficit Created by the War.

LONDON April i Tn. exceptional n.
;crcs, aiken IN this years Budget state
n-nt vas cvidcuccI b. N. crowded
condition o! me iIous. OF Commons
when /; reasonable! this afternoon
The members were unusually numerous.
white tn. appearance %, the galleries
,cstlacd TO the deep interest OF The pub
lie IN the fresh taxation proposals r.
lunr.i 20 NEE, the expenditure hnr lo.-
l.c. which totals Els7,Sc"' inclusive
OF war charges this being an .ncrcnH"
OF c1,. nj go over las; year
The national balance sheet tor l.p'iy'i.
stands as follows
ESp-ndtnF~ -.,,..s.ft-s .rt+sr..rat l'#s''- ~
Sei a-n.it ....,s. ........,, .r, t'd ~ q"
Sir Mi,nacl II, X. Reach rrrA he
bulge, showing that IA" ''a! rNieCi"t
weld o. II. n.W taxation /. L!lr",VS.
Of whicn I.,ini.n VIII he from yuNi
The income tHN i. to b" lurf"d-nh
two p-nc. The ,AN on spirsts. '.'rr t",,
and tobacco j. not changed sugar Z"
to h. ,nN.L four sh!llings two pence a
hundred weight
The Chancellor " tho ENchcGucr pro-
po..i tu suspend the sinking fund and
borrow G6O,"1."l ~" asked also Tor
permission 10 "Ntcirl the present hDr-
rowing p1N"rs Of ;hc Government 20
A. to make borrowing on conSrls pos
sIb,c The loan. II was announced. viii
be OH consOls,
"Durins the last i've years" aid tn.
Chancellor, I'VE have been Invariably
able TO congratulate tho House on
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FOr~rnst for tho thirty-.I>
hOurs ending At y. ". Fri
day for New York CITY aud
ririniiy-ltain Tonight AMI
friday colder Friday brisk
10 high rnstcriy winds, shift
Ing to n0rthrast Friday
morning.
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Man Who Recovered
t b e Gainsborough
Picture Takes aHand
in the Mccormick
Case and Will Pay
$4,000 Reward, Ask.
ing No Questions.

""crsOnally, ! am afraid Willie
Mccormick was not kidnapped for
reward, hut for revenge. IN
TINT case, the chances Of recover
Ing him arc not so prom isinE.
can our happiness in life con-
ststs In dOing good to Others, and
shall put forth every effort in
NJ power to restore the boy to
hts parents"
Patrick +. Shccdy. the gambler ~ IN
tsrnntional fame through whose offices
tho stolen Gainsborough painting was
restored 10 Its owners, made this state
ment to an Evening World reporter to-
day regarding Willie Mccormick. tho
Highbridge boy. who has been missing
since March q
Michael G. Mccormick. uncle o, tn"
boy and an old friend OF the sporting
man. has enlisted Sheeiy's services.
commissioning him 20 pay $500 for the
return OF the lad and no questions
asked
Keen Gambler Detective.
Mr.. Sheedy has entered tho case "tth
enthusiasm, combined with coolness and
o,ear.hcadcd judgment. characteristic Of
q man 50 long In his peculiar calling, In
taking up the case he mas thoroughly
.s,vipped @t!Snself from all points. Like
any shrcwd detective faced by prool m
that has baiiicd the police skill! o. the
greatest department In America, he has
looked FOR mos!vc IN the lives % the
ALCorrick family
lie has been placed In possession Of
every detail o. the business and PEI.
sonal lives OF the mother and father OF
tho missing hoy from childhood to the
present; he knows VINO are their ayo"sd
and their suspected enemies.
Wonu Ask Police Ala.
II am thoroughly IL earnest Hlih Mr..
Shcedy. and shall ~ Into tbs heart
and soul | am not stopping o CONSIDER
What The poll (. Will d.. shall act sole
~ on my own account and do as
please. | shall !c; the police do as ;hey
please.
Il shall not ask their aid. FOR am
not afraid to go anywhere. ! can take
care OF myself. !; Is u little HNi!r all ..
our own. You knoa they say IN ireland
80 decent family would nave anything
to do wi Ii the po!.cc.
III there /. any question raised. there
l.. no reward here. an Simply h...HuI-
ICED hy Mr. Mccormick TO give iyr
/, any one who brings information lc.d.
Ing ,ugthc recovery ~ tnc BOY. JUt
! must see the puy rIsnt AT hand, He
has got to be given to me before give
w n dollar. When am convinced.
then SPOT cash VIII be given. win nav.
II In my clothes.
1T won, b. a cheek. or exchange ~
any kind but Tinted !'R'ct money.
which II the l.,nenavc OF NJ. pc'p'. and
IL understood ~ TUX md 1tn ian,
Why tie was Selected.
'.2ir. Mccormick selected me to BIO the
go.bctwe0u because he thought WIS
most generally known VI all classes Of
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Donovan in tho t,oN.
"Wcll. you urnw the slab JOB Tor tho
Nr.t game OF the season. ANYHOW.
.aiI lIanlon. Bend 'cm az "'idd ana
send EN- as speedy A. you can ana u
your wing freezes before tho game 10
over IN send Hughes or Kennedy 20
your rescue.
'sheckard will probably play third
today" continued Hanlon. He DOESN'T
ike tho Job. but hell have TO tackle
it."
Hes aboq, tho only man yos'vs Sot !
Continued on E,GhxsFnOoA ~
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!i.st llapoltsd slss s.t cloudy ana opaque.
uALLASIiSE.s INDIA PALE Ali: nsvsr changes
from vsrtset eleaInerA. '''
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UneqddIIed by Any..

The News Compan;c,' Official figures show
tina. The Word, regular daily New York
City circulation exceeds any othc: BY teaj
Of thousands.
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My tie was Selected.

'.3ir. Mccormick selected me to BIO the
go.bctwecu because he thought WIS
most EcnsEally known oe all classes Of
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GOSPEL OF LIFE
OF PAT" SREEDY.

NnnrS talks In u lUnxuRg~
Mt men understand.
The greatest hnppinrss IN
our i've. consists In masking
other lives hnpr>.
Wen must have GnIth In one
nnnthcr 10 successfully me-
H"iintc ANY hrnl-frOin pitch
Ihrrr ~ IN old ~nyinu IN
ireland that there nrr no
r"ii"""r" !" mn, decent Irish
family.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Observation-Disclosures
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tcon,lnued on z.sa.ts'Rasse
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SIKH RACE ar hQuEDyCT.

SIKH aaco-r~sreoa .o.u,te Dummy I Rs. u.
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7aPLL NvNcIo ID Gun P0R1ga1L
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-03-14
Mrs. d. Bowman OF Carter vis-
ted friends here yesterday

Mrs, D. Bowman OF Carter vis-
tied friends liers yesterday
FoR SALE Good House ana
Lot III village Of Wabeno. For
terms apply 10 ADVERTISER Office.
Frank Bonesho returned from
Campbellsport Wednesday, here
had been TO attena the funeral OF
his brother Peter. John did not
return ana will 60 to Iowa short
~
Ny heart and hand another
claimed,
His plea had come too late.
Il is eyer thus with people
without pluck and vim,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea,
don't get left again. Ask
your druggist
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-03-14
Appeal to gain $40 900.

Creditors of the firm Of Rrsch
Bros, Waoeno lumber dealers
recently declafed Ban'yfnpes have
appealed from the decision Of the
United States district court Of
Eastern Wisconsin, which gave
the Jones Lumber Co. Of Apple
ton property aggregating . val
ne OF 100000 on claim Of being
preferred creditors, and the case
will be argued before the United
States Circuit Court of appeals
at Chicago in April.
At the time Of the failure the
Jones Lumber Company under
and pursuant tc mortgages held
claimed practically alfthe assets
Of the banKrupts. Upona con
tract made III August 1899, they
entered lien on lumber and on
real estate BY mortgages, leaving
but little TO other creditors The
court sustained the claim of
priority and gave decision in fa
vor Of the Jones Go. The appeal
is taken on ground tlat the de-
cision was erroneous and il rel
versed will mean some $4,000
for the creditors, this being the
value Of the property which
is now in the hands Of the Jones
Lumber Company In case the
decision Of the district court is af-
fifmed creditors will receive lit
tie or nothing, the assets on ha nd
being barely sufficient to meet
the preferred claims AMI costs Of
litigation Several Manitowoc
people are intere.Stedas creditors
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-03-14
County Board Proceedings.
Crandon. Wis, IAN. j. 1901.

Crandon. Wis Jan. :. l9nl
CouNTs TREAsURER's REPORT.
1900.
To the Honorable Board Of
Supervisors, Forest County, was.
GENTLEMEN: In accordance
with the requirements of law, I
have the honor to saSuit here.
With certified statemeiF'Sof all
received and disbnsed
by me as c9uaty treasurer from
January 18TH, 1900, 70 Iannarv
7th, 1901. "
Respectfully yours,
A. IT, HlMLEl,
Treas. Forest Co, Wis
1900.
1.l5 Cash on hand q per last Set
Element si,sso.44
l-l5 Certificates "a hand last Set
tlement saoo4
I-i5 Reed. cash treiis, town 81 Ca
vour i,isaas
1-is Recdl cash treas town If
crandon l.ss4o4
Els Reed cash treas. town IF Ca
vorn II i,o6foo
81 Reed cash treas. town If ca
yoar f-aoo.oo
ssss Reed. cash treas. town Of tia
voar i,4Vo.oo
9ss Reed. cash treas town Of
crandon s,7ss.7
3-5 Reed, cash treas, town of
crandon Go. orders 5so.se
BIS Reed cash del roll real estate
town q erapaon G.sls.s Il
a-5 Reed cash del. roil personal
prop town Of crandon i7.et
so Reed cash del roll personal
prop. town Of cavour soi :;
s-6 Reed. cash del. roll reai estate
town Of Cavour i.4gs Il
80 Reed cash 1920
a-e Reed. county orders 5aas
8.0 Reed easy Wm Ritter acct
tin etc s.se
5e5 Reed VI W Waite acct. sta
tionary lsypewritcrl 100
Reed collection fees on tax
collected before sale ISIS
Reed interest on tax collect
cd before sale s62o
Reed advertising on tax col
lecJed before SAFE 5o.2a
Reed. advertising, fees and in
terest on certificates 1900 ! sa4.34
Reed for sale pf Co lands 7aa u
Reed.,suit tax from cleris Of
circuit court 1900
Reed deed and redemption
ices from county clerk m %
Rsca advertising fees from
county clerk 1890
Reed redemptions not called
for from county clerl. 1888
Reed. marriage liceuce ices
from county clerk $50
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-03-14
g3354.
no be continued.

A new line Of hardware at the
waoeno Hafdware 60.
FOR SALE lEonse and Lot,
in VILLAGE u Wabeno. apply 70
O. II. SESsTaaUs.
Messrs. Moore. McGuire and
Himley were Madison last week.
They there just in time to see bill
2e4 a. pass the ASS mbly
Mrs Conradin Jeckiin is put
ting in a stock Of millinery and
will open up the first Of next
week.
Results Immediate ana last.
ing Before ano after trying
other remedies use Rocky Noun
tain Tea this month. Twill keep
you well All summer. A great
spring blessing. Ask your drug
gist
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-03-14
SOCIETY,".

NJ AiiENs, CAMP. 10. el1s. N. N. A..
Meriss'n the FIRST and third Friday
eEening VI each month. at the NJ. W of
n iall 1T $40 p. N. Visiting neigh
bplS ale cordially invited
VI p JoNEs. CoNRApIN JEcKLIS.
n g. Clerk
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-03-14
G0TE Sp0ndeRce:
Carter

Joseph Boyea left for his home
Al De Pen. Monday
Goodwin Johnson transacted
business il Wabei,c today
Earnest Martin, II +. r Mar
tin y sons did business At Wa.
beno Yesterday
The greatest snowstorm of the
season struck this village sun,
day.
u. I Martin & Sons black
smith returned Monday Any
one wishing blacksmith work
done should call at the shop.
Quite i number of our Young
people made an attempt of going
to Wabeno Sunday bni on ac
court Of the storm we're unable
70 reach there.
The sad news OF the death u
Peter Bonesho, Of campellspoft
a brother OF Frank and Joha
Bonesho, who are employed by
the Wabeno Lumber q Mfg, CO.
has been received here He VAS
we'll known by q number of oul
citizens.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-03-14
Barber Shop.

Emil Birkle our een1el and eff
cent barbef has purchased the lot
lying between the Manitowoc
House and NJ. w. 4. Hall and viii
go to work at once to erect q
building on the same 1892 which
he will use as his shop:
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-03-14
Advert Sc in the ADVERTISER.

Advert Sc ia the ADVERTISER
Moore Bros. completed their
contract ana broke up camp Sat
urday
Puny children with weak csn-
stitufions can attain an unusual
degrer of bodily and mental Wig.
or by taking Rocky Mountain
Tea this month made by the Mad
ison Medicine C). 35c Ask
your druggist
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-03-14
SCHOOL OFFICERS.
tow oE GANogR

G. Gf. HlMLEY Pres.
aIlLCHoN McEACHIN VicerP Pres.
81, III. STEWART Sec.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-03-14
L0GAL t,GltIC.
Eli 2O4 A. WAS killed ii 1ne Senate,
SO the Evening Wisconsin says.


The Wabeno Lumber Y Mfg
Sa. started their mil this week.
, m
6 4. ! IL u
.l,,p,t;an, 4ll
Mike Moore returned 70 this
village after several months tb-
.sence.
,,, ..,.,- ,f a,,,.,; 4, II.
pa. am.a sroro rall ana soo
tl,an
,
canto
,t.
!,
a.
M. and Mrs. Ed. Moore and
rs { !, 'S''''
S. As'N''"i O7ol' n''p eiai 3
e s'i9 e ''''li' 'ne ~
7siee = ~ is 'iai ioi0e- -
renoefea so''o ssfSlce'
is $50 !. 'Ai'''0's' ous'.
'''7 = = iA'g'0 80 "9eA' Aiosio
l'''7 ~ = 81 - - a''u ~
'''' + ''' i'''''
ihe 0olhOt o'l'fsily q l'a-
olia nave olie eflFef sei'ihg pll-
iii = 'lish poaa = Doom 'he'f
-'ss ''i'nS "a.si '7'uiiAeo
lloul ~ ''on'e a. isnine'anael
!" eu'issa'y' WEI siio wa o'''iea
! ~ es1'o'' 'i'''ss' '''' e'0''n
& mi s's'-
Pr ana Mrs. briggs ana llttie
daugh'er We're II me Viilase ffl-
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-03-14
Notice.

L will be at Wabeno on Friday
and Saturday, Marci Is aad l6,
1901. prepared for dental work.
DR.. +. w. BRfGGs.
Dentist.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-03-14
COUNTY BOARD.

Il. J. KANE, Town 81 crandon,
CHAs. Ross, Town OF Cavour,
p. SHAY, Clerk.
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-01-08

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this to others who may be in need OF such help
and you may refer them to me would be
glad to tell of the good of such valuable
medicine"
DR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free or
receipt of 81 one cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only Address Dr.
r. " Pierce, Buffalo. n. Y
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-01-08

SECRETARY RooT has decided that the
report made to him by A. L. Lawshe, an
expert accountant, on the handling and
disbursing of Cuban funds, contains
matter which would be against public
interest to make public at this time.
Consequently the senate resolution ask
ing for copy of the report will not be
complied with. Individual senators who
care to read the report will have no
trouble in doing so. Those who see
anything sensational in Secretary Roots
failure to send the report to the senate
have short memories. 1t is very ire
quent occurrence. Sometimes the men,
bers OF the cabinet when asked for do
cument merely ignore the request, and
sometimes the president answers by
saying that TO comply would be PERU
dicial to public interests.
r
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-01-08

ATTEMPTS are being made to unite the
senators who are opposed to the army
reorganization bill on substitute CON
tinuing the law under which the volun-
teers now in service were enlisted two
years from the first of next july, when
it will expire by limitation, but it can
not succeed without getting a number OF
republican votes, and there is little pro-
liability of that. There is going to be a
hot fight on the bill in the senate, but
there is no doubt of its passage.
Arizona daily citizen. (Tucson, Ariz. Territory [i.e. Ariz.]) 1884-1901, 1901-01-08
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