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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-10
NcOusierie Nabrprei;e.

MuBer lpfafen Grcuriipnen BIT rebuSterten Yreilen,
bic bel Der ebenen 6eiegenbeiteu getudbrt tperben,
beten bic gsnfplpania 2itien fir folgenbe Gelegen.
beiten beionbers billige &eieeele9enbeiteE:
y}ad) Sos Angelos nnb Com GranatSfo IN ealtfors
nieH gum geiube Der federation Der Srouen Slnbs
bonn 10. biz 26. apr1l einic1l.
gla9 3anesDile, o., anl 28 lno 20. Mpril ans Mn,
LAP ber Staatssgonpentinn Der 9robibittonssparte
BON Sbin.
ysada ct. 9auI unb wsinneopolis. Wtinn., bonn H.
bis 49, Wai etni1l,eb, bel 9ele9enbeit oeS National
8aptift Mnniperfartcs.
gtad3 Gan syraneiscp, Sos sIngeies. Gal. nrb Sort
lamb Ore. pD1 26. Wtai bis q Stunt einidlteBltd be
8elegeuheit BON Sfnperiai Council ytDbles pt Wtgfl
Gbrite WatlpnaI GDnpenttpn g. -. u. pf MHerift
iluO Guprerte 2pbge u. 8. Il. 70.
+ 9tacb 9enper Colorado Springs ooer Hneblo, Colo.
bonn 2l bis 90 Suni einIL, bel 1eIegenbet Der inter
nationaIen Contention Der Gonntogsihnie, arienHta
Convention.
gsadD Minneapolis wsimn.. BON g. Bis Z. Snli eirt
1lieBi geiegfntlih ber slotioHal Goueatsonai 10
ciotipr.
sladb Iaeonia, aDalb Doer 9ortlanb Ore, bonn Is
bS gum Suit endbl, aelegeutlid ner Mnnnnl 1teefnI
y. 49, s. H., Gpcetp pf l1niteb pres6pteriou @burd3.
Nad Gnu syrancisco ober Sos MugeleS, Sat. bon
|. bis ang einfdbl, 8elegentli1 Der BteHntm wtee
ting GfigbtS nnf Hptbin8
gad3 gdlt Safe Git1 lItab, bont s. bis 8. Mn9ni
elnldf gelesen.lid ber Mnunal 9euutOn sSrauo Soog
giir ndbere Musfanft iiber 5abrpreiIe nrb amber
giilseLbeiteu menoe mon ii an bic IictsNgsnt g
YennIpluaniasSin
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-10
Nrr arnBe idiredlidle Gumpf

in @irsinicn III Elm Grseusunssbcpen BON
Malaria<&eimen. Da6elbe 1T AUDI nie~
BRIGGS, naiIes ODER lumpfses sano irseno.
100. Diele Seine Serur1ahen Sbwahe,
Sdattelfrpit unp Jieber, Gdmer3en tn
ben @liepern unp fii6ren oft su 9efabr-
lihen grfranfunsen. electric gitters Yer-
feblen nie, bieielben gu pertreiben uno
Ialaria> 5ieber au furiren. Sie Yerbiiten
5spbus Sieber. nsSir prrbirten Yiele
Mepisinen fit Walari: unb @iager= u.
2eberleipen". ifrctst Spbn Gbarleltrn
Ypn gpersille, g., naber mic fanben mir
etipas beiieres, ais ,,glectric Bitters".
Gerlilht lie. Yreis SOC. bel 6ranf Wfiaer
unD Sp9n. apptbefe. 3ufrienenleit saran-
tirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-10
Sse tta0ite Oetttofratiid)e
(sDtiaG4, GoteDettttott

berIprint reDt interehant su tperben.
Cine ftattIithe aeibe bon Ganoibaten
haben Ildo Ihon gemeIoet uno anbere
tperoen iiD NOD einItellen. IS fino i'm
Gpdtiahr neu gu ertDdblen.
Gin BrDbate Gi9ter,
ein @eriGtsldreiber,
Elm 5taatsonmalt,
ein gommiillondr,
! Elm Nrmen6a,ts=3ire
elm Heeoroer.
gis jebt finn f9on ats Ganbioater
getlannt tn0roen
ssiir 4robate= Gi9ter Sarbep 8arn=
hlG lnb Mi1ael Steam bon Stem pbi=
fabelphia, gnparb 6. 6idel bon Canal
Eober uno Samuel Gobinion bon Nep
gonlerstotptl.
Sir @erihtsfbreiber s. 6. Stoaer
unO Srpin ainfeD BON Stem pbilaoel-
p6ia.
Sir @taatsantpalt 5amuel Moore
bon Nep philadelphia uno - QlnieD
bon Metp gomerstoipn.
6iir @ecoroer: Watbias Gbneiber
Don Neiu gbilabelpbid, %. Bed bon
Bort Maibington unb S. =. 2ino bon
Baltic.
sir Goulniilfioniir g. Sdnei3el
bon QgIniiels, go. Snberiaia bon Groo.
feo Mnil, Qa;iis GinfeD bon lnior
4nnnIbip tirO sSObn Dill bon llbrids.
bile.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-10
Cecil 3boOes' Seitantemt.

9as 5eltament bes berltorbenen St.
premiers uno Miliondrs Cecil &booes
perma1t prattiid ieinen 9anSen gea6,
laB gu grsiebnngs3pefen. Weit bem
Mufmanb BON etma $40, 900, 600 bat
er stipenbien an ber Srforber uni=
perlitdt pDreeieben. berunter 5fpei fir
jeoen etaat uno iebes Serritorium Der
amerifanilhen linton, louie fir Die
britilhen 2olonien un0 Deutihlano.
Das S6riftItiif giebt Der 9offnuna
auf Elm ginperltdnoniB atpiiben @ng=
Lamb, 9euti6lano uno ben Ser. Staa=
ten als Biirsibaft Des Weltfrieoens
Mnsoruf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-10
g9Iimmtr 3aItans tines Mrjtss.

,,Vpr 3pti 9abrtn ptrlcr ID in UCl9t
einer narfen Grtaltnns rneins 9prahe", !,
lAreitt Or. 80. 8. SeartrcuSb ron
5etrcn, Sbio, uunp parauf tstam Id
einen bartnddisen 5ufen. SepsS mir
in meiner 35jdbrissn yroris befanntc
6eilmittel perfeblte, unp wurpr ih ta9lih
lhlimmer. Ghlie6lid setrauhte i'd auf
Gmpfsbluns Or. 8ins's glew Discovery
fur bic Mussebruns, 5nittn nno grtal-
tungen; ID, fanb fhnelle GrlDlnng, nao
flble i1 mid felt ben lebten ;ebn lasen
better, ais felt srei Sabren." pciitiO ga,
ranttrt fir alle 5als- unp eunsenleiben.
BON Granf Mitler u. Sctn, Mpctbefe.
SOC. unb 81 90. YrctesNlaldhen frei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-10
@eftorHe.t.

ain 8. Mpril in Buds 3p. 0eOra
Benoer an ben GolseH zines 5dlaaon.
fans i'm Mlter pon 10 Sabren. Der
Nernorbene ,pollte fiir einen Nahbdr.
oer bon Buds 9p. rlab @ofbocton 500.
cine 2abung Dausgerdtbfhaften nab
benz neuen WobnfB brinaen. liei absr
pl0blid pon ieinem WagenliBe uno
obDObl er iOfort nod Baltic su einem
Mrste aebra9t lpurne 10 mar npda
menidlihe 0iilfe su fpdt.
Mm 2. Mpril in Stem Pbilaoelpbio
5heo. 9. @rpin i'm 9llter bon 81 Sab
rem an elmer 2unaenentsiinouna. Der
9eritorbene binterldbt cine Wittme uni
fiinf Ginoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-10
s.g. nriers store
Nenisfeiten.
0Die man ein Gbetlano Ronp fnifens
frei befnmmt.

GieIes NAL hietsl IIiA einem nnierer
4unoen Beleaenbeit. Elm Sbetlanb
ponp toitenfrei sa bsto,nii,en. Oas
ponp lit Ihon 9etanff ttnb miro nod
9uscaralpas gpuntp gebradt meroen.
Qllle Rinoer, lpelhe Elm plar 25 Gents
gtriimpTe in unIerm Store faufen,
baben bas Rebt, auf oas 8enibt zines
ribtigen Gbetlano ponp gu ratben.
lDer oas ridtige Gemiht errdtb ober
benlelben an nddlten fommt, erbdlt
oas Bonn ablolut tnfenftei.
eSeberlnann III es erlaubt, einnal 5u
ratben fir jebes paar strilnpfe. Die
bon jeBt bis gum 26. SUM- aetauft
meroen. Dann miro Der Wettbe,perb
oeTblonen, uno oas 8onp miro am
4. Suli Dem sliifIi9en 8ewinner iiber=
eeben.
Gnoben, tpelhe 3eben, SJerien unb
Gnie our1 ibre 5triinpie briiden, ioa=
ten gonp=Striinpfe tra9en. 8ieIelben
linb belisr als anoere gum llamlihen
preiIe uno tDnnen Die 9ufeaben. pel6e
Elm lebbafter Rnabe ibrer Wioerlfanbs=
fdbiafeit lte0t, am beiten ausbalten.
Sas bette 8arn tplro all ponn
striimpfen perlpenoet uno audi Die bette
Ssarbe. Die 2ebtere perblabt niht, lc
oab Die Striimpfe ibren Slang bebalten.
neln lie au9 9enaiAen tueroen.
Seine anoeren Striimpfe fDnnen elmer
Gereleid nit unleren ponD Striimpfer
ausholteu.
gair baben bieielben in f6werem uni
mittlerem @euidt fir 3naber uno ieb
| quite fir Mfdohen.
MGeben t0nnen eoet,ioluobl mi
Rnaben ratben uno ba5en bic ndnli6
Gelegenbeit, uie lestere su geminnen.
=. 9. ltrfers groBer store,
cHssohfraEe. Ne,usVbiianelpbit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-10
Sci einent Sribiinen= s3ttSattt=
menit,trs fantet 2f Yeriomet
tattt'S Sebctt.

WV " NGVkW$
gei einem internationalen Subbaafpiel
spiihen Shotten uno gngIdnoern, oas
am eamltas g3admittas in Glasaop,
Gdottlano. ftattfano, brad bic Men=
idenmense, tpelde auf70.O00 perionen
9el1dbt tpuroe, bic 8arrieren nieoer,
uno in Dem fur6tbaren Durdeinanoer,
oas oann entltano, itiirste eine Sribiine
suiammen.
Nidt nenieer als 2l perionen fan.
ben babel ibren SOB uno ettpa ESQ
purben perlebt. Don ben leBteren
muBten nabeau 200 in 0olpltdlern
bebanoelt uno perbunoen peroen. 3mel=
felsobne Miro nod cine Mnsabl Der yer-
leBten iterben.
Sn ben Solpitdlern ipielten lib Sonn=
tag erereifenbe Seenen ab, als Ser=
tDanbte ppn gielen, tuelhe als oerlebt
semeloet tparen. erfubren, oab bieielber
lnsluilden peritorbeu ieien.
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Grcmriionen.
Teittage fur sduien, Ocielibatten
unD anDere Sraatliiatinnem.

arrangements fir Nus fliige mad be-
tannten @rbolunasplGben pie&odgoint,
@ascaba Bart, Gof Springs uno anoes
rem beliebten garts fir einen Sag tOn=
nen nun eemadt tueroen olrA germit=
teluna bon 9iftritt paiiaaier slsent S.
e. Dillon bon ben penniploania 2inien.
Rirhen=Gomites. S9ul=@omites uno
perionen, Die nit Der guswa1l bon
BldBen uno Der 3eitbeitimmung fur
iolde Nusfliige befannt iino. iollten lid
an oenielben menben. Office Hoom
306, part Building, gittsbura, pa.
so
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-10
Seirathsbe,uilIi9nttGett.

9aperio 2uigi - Sriolina Gugbati,
beioe bon geioler.
Gorurin Wbalep. 5berooanoile. ga.
- glunb aaufnann. garnbia.
Gbriltian Maurer = Sophia gefer,
beioe bon Canal 9oper.
Siaac Slinser, Sbanespille - 9uloab
2orms, Seem philadelphia.
Senrp giebl, Canal Sooer - Sella
2orens, Stem philadelphia.
Geo. 8. 2anBer = &atDarine usbel,
Canal 9oDer.
0arlano G. NaraAan. Sberabbile, ..
= Ghena q. 2appin, Jtem @umber=
lano.
Wilton 6. lltterba6 = &betta 8. Sail,
beioe bon Canal Soper.
Gobert W1. gbapmann = geliie M.
@aroner, beioe bon Stem Gomers=
tonn.
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Burnlioe's
Department Store.
Snpctc1t

fir Giden, edlaf5immer, Wosnsimz
mer, Sdle uno 8eiudsSimmer at 121,
Is, II, 20 unb 25 Gents bic Stole,
aaes in prd9tisen 5arben, rotb, grim,
blau. braun uno golofarbig.
9apeten fir 20 uno 25 gents. bie
oas 9oppelte tpertb iino.
Wir bertaufen liniere 5apeten billia,
unb mir ipollen, oab Sbr bies tuiBt.
Wir perfaufen fiinfmaI iopiel 9apeten,
als ie5ubor.
Burnainrs
Department. sftnre.
gleip @eilaoelpbia, 8.
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Gin bImtDiiritiger Wegcr.

Gm 5pnntae mubten in 9useumbta,
gla., brei Menideu Den Werluh bes
-Gberiffs 8aNawan, gSi0 &epnolos,
einen cesperlten 9teser, gu perbatten,
nit Den. Seben besablen. Srei anoere
YerIpren puroen t6otlib uno bier
Idbper perlebt. 8ie Sooten lino J!
Suab espnes, e9uB b;lrb ben appf i
Bob Wollace @i1. Gepnolos. SDots
Hid peruunOet wuroen Sb'riH @bas.
@a6aman, ourb Den 9trm uno llnter=
leib oeIdoNen g9il 8a0amap, ourb
ben unterleib seiholen y. u. Brout.
our1 ben Wa9en seldonsn. Shiper
permunoet puroen Gin Mann 9tas
mems paine, burh Die 8ruit seIhoi=
lien; Sim sSinnep, ourd Die re1te
edulter eeidofen; Robert Qatterlon,
Ourd oas gein 9eldollen ; Spleph y.
Gapis, our6 Die &intllaoe aeldD1en.
| Mit Nusnabme pon Gepnolos lelbt
felen idnlmtli6e Der 8enannten Dem
t6otli1en 6euer oes perfolsten Negers
|sum Gpfer, tuelder iie nit elnem 45=
talibrigen @inbelfersemebre ansr1tt.
| Sheriff Sahauap begab lth naa
elmer Neseranlieoluns, v&narotpmn"
eenannt, I'm Nlll Gepnolos su oer=
baften, mel6er beIduloigt noroen mar.
gDaaren unter faliden GorIpieaelnngen
erlanot su baben. Ser 8sante traf
: Den Neger, pelter fofort aus elnen
J @inheltsr9etpebr Jeuer anf lhn erbtt=
. nete uno ibn pertpunoete. Nuh Der
I DeputpIberiff Wia @anamop, welder
! etma breibunoert Oaros entfernt tpar.
] erbielt einen S9ub uno tpuroe tootllf
berlebt.
Sobalo oies m09lid mar, uuroe le:
. Der Dtann I'M Srte, melher Gin 0e.
pebr erreiben tonnte, in Sienft ae'
r felt, aber Niemauo maete ltb offer
I eeeen ben perfplgten gieser auf5utre'
: ten. Nan ibleppte TDnanlit herbei
uno es nuroe auf oas Saus, in mel;
t dem Der Neser ii9 befano, sefeuert
8 aber alles bate teinen @rfolg. I'm
\ | llbr traf @apitdn simpiOn BON Der
Wbeeler Gifles Elm init smDlf Selpeb'
rem unb tauieno qatrOnen, pel9e un'
!. fer spDlf auserleiene Seute pertbell
q tpuroen. 9ieie wuroen Tim oas Sau!
berum poftirt uno er6Hneten Elm idar'
: fes 6euer auf oaiielbe; aber 8epmolos
E bate 3uflu1t i'm Seller 9efunoen, Il
i oab ibm Die Rugeln ni6ts anbober
: tonnten, pdbreno er ielbit NIT tOotli.
r der Siberbeit feline @el6olle per'
I ianote. Sones nuroe BON ibm eridoi
\ len uno 6innep pernunbet. qetro
s leum puroe oann in Sienit aelte0t
/ uno nod pierftiinoiser 9lrbeit MURDER
B Die 8ebduoe, tpel1e an oas bela9ert
) anerenaten, in yrano 9elebt. Der Siege,
+ iu6te Shub in einem Shuppen uni
erDffnete SSeuer BON bier aus, tpel6en
. Nalace uno 9apis gum Spier fielen
: Dies mar aber oas gnoe beS 9iegers
. bon ben 9useln Der giireer uno be'
: MilisIoloaten setrDHen. lant er gu 30
! ben, uno es uaren iofort bilfrei6
!, 0dnbe sur 0anb, lpelhe ibn in oi
6lammen bes brennenoen Gebdu0e!
tparfen.
. Wauace befano lif i'm glnmarid
> auf ben Neger, als Dieier ibm elm
&usel ourh ben 2eib jaate. gr fie
! auf Die brennenoen 5riimmer, aber 6!
> selans ben 2euten, ieine 2ei6e Dor be
, yersebruns ourf Die 6lammen su be
iuabren. 9abis, 6altner uno Wal
lace tparen Die 2eute, ne!be oas @e
| bD,So -, SpxoS,S fob4c.,
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\ gei Der Rr0nune gotuaros oes z.
tperben Die Ser. Gtaaten bas Sriegs=
itiff ,Sllinois" nit Grotpinibielo als
@ommanoanten bertreten iein.
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Das uunbsrSariie gras auf
5 Grbeis. 8 1cn1ess ben unk
tteIe, tteIe @tibe kass, per
N6er. 0ebsibt iiberat auf
jebens Dohen, In iebem Staai
beS 1lntsts. Das Iptnt Hdl
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Ilta&t SGaie-, G1treins- antI
Btstbu1t su ! Gent per Nfuub
N cgli1. unbefHreibti4
truHtsar ,inh iaabrtaft, Da5
Iubnt fd3i
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Oiefprfo @oro

II bas berrIi9ite SntteY auf|
Erbeil. 80 Blu. @efreine 1Sn6
Tcn,tett 9e,s per Mder. Das,
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S!yEz rs
33S

USOrOeb NSet6eue
GrBeb tn 80 Staeten berl
Union In 1901 iiber 10 Hu. perl
Mder. 9abeu aud ben BEL
ruhmtets Weaccorcni @eiasts, 4
tpeIHer 6uf itnierer 6arm 81
Bu. per Mdey er9ab. OnSl
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20
MONICO.

Mrs. Daniel Dixon of Three Lakes
was in town Monday enjoying call
upon her friends.
Sam1 Stone an employee of the N. w.
Ry., left for his home in Chicago last
Sunday. He will spend the holidays in
that city,
Fred Nablau fireman between Mon
leo and Watersmeet has been transfer
red to the south end of the line. He
left last Monday for his new location.
Mrs. James Greene spent Tuesday
with her daughter, Mrs. Murphy, in
Rhinelander.
Mrs. W. w. Kleckner was guest at
Hotel Farley last Tuesday
Master William Farley and sister
Annie visited Rhinelander last Wed
nesday.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20
WASHINGTON D. C.
Written for the Review and The Villas
- Cousy Democrat.

In connection with the territorial
fight it is claimed by the democrats
that the republicans would be glad to
have the territorial bill occupy SO much
time in the Senate as to render i'm
possible the consideration of any anti.
trust legislation at this session and
that they are urging on both sides to
the controversy.
The opposition to the Presidents
policy of modifying the tariff by the
negotiation of reciprocity treaties, in
accordance with the original intention
OF the trainers of the Dingley law,
found expression yesterday when sena-
tor Cullom gave notice in executive
session of his intention to ask consid-
GRAFTON of the French reciprocity
treaty. Senators Hoar, Aldrich, Lodge
and Depew gave notice of their OBJ
jections to such course and expressed
the wish that the treaty be referred to
the Finance ECommittee for further
consideration, it being we'll known
| that reference to the Finance Com
mittee would mean that the treaty
would never again be heard of in the
Senate. Senator Cullom adhered to
his Intention, saying that he was acting
in accordance with his own convictions
and the wishes of the President.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20
FIRE AT THE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.
Effective Of the Fire Department Saves the Building

About $50 Wednesday morning fire
broke out in the high school building
which had it not been for effective work
of the fire department. would have
proved fatal to the building. The fire
originated in one of the cold-air rooms
situated in the west side of the base
ment, and was caused by defective
pipe leading from the furnace through
one corner of The cold-air room to the
chimney. Mr.. Severance, the janitor,
had been at the school house all the
morning, had the rooms we'll warmed,
About twenty minutes before the fire
was discovered he entered the room
in which the fire originated, turned on
the cold-air, and then went home to
breakfast, He was just returning to
the building when he was met at the
gate by some of the pupils who told
him the schoolhouse was on FIRE. Mr..
Severance ran to the building and with
the aid of some Of the boys and men
who had assembled, held the flames in
check by means of pals of water car
ried from the pump. until the fire COM
pany arrived.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20
e.vee ut Crave. Brink

~ know | would long ago have been
in my grave" writes Mrs. S. FL. New
som, of Decatur, Ala, "if it had not
been for Electric Bltters. For three
years | suffered untold agony from the
worst forms of Indigestion, Waterbrash
Stomach and Bowel Dyspepsia. But
this excellent medicine did me a world
OF good. Since using it l can eat heart
lily and have gained 35 pounds" For
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Stomach.
Liverand Kidney troubles Electric Bit
tiers are positive, guaranteed cure.
Only soc az +. Beardsley, drug store.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20
WHATS In * Manner

Everything is in the name when it
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. G. De
Witt & Co. of Chicago, discovered,
some years ago, how tomake salve from
Witch Hazel that is a specific for Piles.
For Blind, bleeding, itching and pro-
truding Piles, eczema, cuts, burns,
Salve has no equal. This has given
rise to numerous worthless counterfeits
Ask for De Witt's-the genuine F.
Beardsley.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20

Notwithstanding the prompt re-
Spouse of the fire company to the call
'of the big whistle ut the waterworks,
when Ghey arrived the cold air room
was TILED with flames, and the floors
and partitions on west side of build
ing were on fire. The flames were pour
ing through the registers on the west
side OF main hall, library and one of the
hesitation rooms. The company did fine
work and the fire was soon under con-
troll, as long as possible teachers and
pupils carried books out of the library
but were prevented by the flames and
smoke from removing about one hund'
red of them, which were either badly
damaged or destroyed.
Altho the damage is estimated at a.
bout $1,000 the loss will be made good
by the Insurance Companies. The
school board will endeavor to have the
repairs made during the coming holl
day vacation, so that the school vii
not be interrupted to any great extent
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-20
N Cold Wave

The forecast Of sudden changes in the
weather serves notice that. a hoarse
voice and heavy cough may invade
the sancity. Of health in. your own
home. Cautious people have a. bottle
ofOne Minute Cough Cure always at
hand. E. 81. Wise, Madison. Ga. writes
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To the Editor of the Review:

The fire that started in our High
School building yesterday aud came So
near destroying it has set US to thinking
of some method to prevent catastro-
phe in the future. The furnaces that
are in the building are old and will soon
have to be replaced by new ones.
There seems to be a general opinion
by all classes of citizens that we should
substitute steam heat in the place of
hot air. The saving of fuel in a few
years will pay for the plant. The writer
visited the Farragut school at Iron
Mountain, Michigan; some three years
ago; this building is the same size as
our High School building and has the
same number of rooms. They have
steam heat in it with return fues and
register for school buildings. | was
informed by the secretary of the school
board that the cost for fuel for three
years was less than $3.50 year, and
they burned anthracite coal, at that.
In our building we can use the ventil
ators just the same with steam heat.
There would be no danger of fire With.
steam heat and the cost will be less than
to replace with old out--of-date furnaces
l understand from good authority
that the whole building can be'equip-
ped with steam heat, for about $500,
the furnaces originally cost $500. !. !
,t. Yours,
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NEW MINISTER FOR THE CoNCRE-
cATIoNAl CHURCH.

The members OF The Congregational
church have engaged the Rev. Dickson
of Williams Bay Wisconsin, as their
pastor at q salary of 500 per year.
The church has been closed, except
for the Sunday School services, since
the resignation of Rev. Pickney early
in the summer MIR. Dickson, who
has been here on trial the past two
Sundays was chosen by unanimous
vote