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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-08
HEsTER's WEEKLY STATEMENT.
His Figures Show that This Seasons
Yiald Was Above the Averane.

New Orleans February 7.-Secrctsry Hes
ter's weekly New Orleans cotton exchange
statement issued before the close OF bust
ness today, shows a decrease In the move,
ment into sight compared with the seven
days ending this date last year In round
figures of $1,000 bales; decrease ulleI
the same days year before last OF 0O.OjV
aud under the same time IN 1899 OF 3t,Oyy
baJes
For the seven days Of February the to.
tails show decrease under last year o.
5O,bcV, q decrease uuder the same perinu
ELI betore last OF 5000 ana unuer lsJJ O..
3I,UOO.
For the 100 days Of the season that nave
elapsed the aFgrega.te IS ahead q the A..
days year before last py SoEVlU ana behinu
| lsaD Oy 5DTVyu.
The amount brought into sight during the
4 ~. la Tor tine seven days ending FeDruars
( last year; -, $40 year bciOte last ans
1899 same time 10 1885,. and for tue seven
against ls2,134 last year, 222 400 year be
fore last AMI 1850 same time ia lesJ.
The movement since September I shows re
against 5.477 100 last year, 4,9u1,7l4 yea,
before last and B,04IlB4 same time IN 1893
overland To Northern mills and tauada
/ 754.GsT against s4j2l7 last year. $500
yeaY before last and 1,01j,2l3 same time d
( 1899; interior stocks IN excess OF those hci.
! nj the close of the commercial year 40.
I 9a2 against Ga5. So last wear, 3s3 10 yea
/ before last and 4Os,s02 same time In 1850
I Southern mill taking $4,000 against 40 -
last year Ts3. sos year before LAST and 6bIt
Cos same time In 1893.
These make the total for the 100 day
from September ] to date s.O0l Ilj agalna
/ 1870 025 last year. 1a34i3-2 year befoH
last and 0.o5S.91T same time IN ls,l9
Foreign exports Tor the week have beer
1I447G against ti3.8S9 last year, making
the total thus far for the season 3G3s.-s
against 4.O56,6S2 last year. an Increase o
Gi1.SIl.
Northern mill takngs ana Canada durlnI
The past seven days shows decrease Q
period last year. and their total taking
since September ] have Increased S4,32i.
The total takings Of American mills
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DprGs AND CHEMICALs.

ouinIne. 4A042c per ounce bottle; NOR,
mine 1 5562 so per ounce: cocaine, 500
p,nr oi,rice. borax. SIC per pound IN lOOlh
Packages; copperas 81 40 in barrels castor castor.
~, sIlts 81 - per 100 lbs in ban els
otcoboI - TOI3 90 per galloni sulphur
81 81 per loo lis tn barrels; alum zee per
- r,n W. IN barrels saltpeter, 20 per pound
l.N1t tt~"r,.srie canuhor roc; wood alcohor
Il 90, gnm opium SO So, powdered opium
"a 81. carbolic acid, 4oat2c per p92aa66d An IN
pptered TexRs common railway points.
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RECORD OF THE RICE MARKETS.
NEW YORK RICE.
Inaulries Well Distributed Over Dlffere
NaneNes.


Inquiries Well Distributed Over Different
Varieties.
New York, February 7~Dan ralmogc
sons say: Notwithstanding the storms ot
tine mast week, there has bccu considerable
tpuuiry from local md out-oftnwn buyers.
THO emil was distributed over about nv
whole range Of markets, from orlhHfy 10
.ostrg fancy 10 domestic. Lower ana plBhD'
grades are iu fair supply ana wen ASHo.I
ed. medium STYLES are not az plenlhul ~"
.Irnflv pnrcc}s readily command rclatNt-
Is hbghcr fnures Assortments Ia iufclEh
rro Unor and tho trade pteicrrlhg hucns
,etc sporupIy OF styles Offering Tor I'M
rlsaiafs needs poetponlng the larger move.
mont untu arrival of new crop h 'he
''Ad,Iee. from the South note stcady DE-
,,lpI on the Atlantic coast VITA hArach.k
rr,ace ou medium grndes In the Houh.
,rrst the movement has been itet' tntIe
v.r. nufc ~ large amount SOFA lot SUI
nrut after the opening OF INC !Fh'! HllN
grliyery account thereof aud OF new Trims,
artious has kept the moremeht i"f "h'""
oil prcyipus years, equal aAlr. - .,.,.l
ra,lse and correspondence from abfohu
prto yenerally Quiet features pom tet e,l
ghrs nnd snot cleaned as wei rs totN9lu
Srarsertlnpa I'm the latter An eN'opuou
&C. tbis As On BENGAL slyi's Whl'h hgg y,
bcat In nnlte active request Tor u'lFe''
dining March and APRIL ,.r,,,s,
ANA crop movement To GATE. eSs 4,
ro,rh 1'f9j000 sacks; Inst yenI' e,';;3f
l""sN s1.s clc9upd $3.50 pockets, laS'
@ ro- te2 noakets Market sronE
rnnraro, Chotleston. trleELouhs 9,,n
tt,1 r-rr movement 20 dote' hC'H, ~,
81, barrels. Sales, - $50 barrels N"' '''
steady.
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THE ACTIVITY IN OIL STOCKS
SALES WERE SATISFACTORY.
VALUES DISTINCTLY STRONG.
The Anelo-Ameriean Advances-tliuans,
Spsnaler and Gladys and eeyser OF
Galveston Trade to Advantage.

The session Of the oil and stock lex.
change yesterday was characterized by
strength The limits SGT by holders were
frequently TOO siG for trading. but very
good total was finally footed no.
Ango-American advanced notch and
the new price level Of 17sc seemed as pro-
ductive Of trading as that Of lsic. Buy
ers exhausted every share obtalnablc at
Use which amounted to over $1,000. aud
small lot changed hands later az &c.
The asking price was arm at that ngurc
on the close Becky Sharp was slightly
weaker anu bidders only met onerlngs OF
2ac for limited quantity. Independence
fully kept its strength and could not be
uuu for 'ess than 2%c, There was al
abundance Of orders at 22sc. which codld
not Zoe dlcd, While the price asked was
paid for several blocks, Gladys OF Gal
weston gained one cent OH The day wiki
considerably increased activity and GeySer
Of Galveston sold right freely around zoe.
Higgins made advance over the preceding
transfers AMI the largest lot brought
$1,000 INGREDIENTS aud Mechanics SOLD at
lc increase, but later dropped TO the form
ei d1ys Lowell Spuugicr developed u sharp
dtmand and favorable prices were given
lor he stock Victor new increased llt
over the previous sale aud Empire state
" ouli have brought 1sc more.
Buffalo made a decline. selling at Iis0
tl!y Iltr lowest mark reached Ia SOM
uWo Traders on National oil and Pipe
came nearer together, but NOT sufficiently
$50 to cause results IF any consequences
he tcuduncy Nag owards weakness. Man
haitian, Fort Worth. Equitable Lana and
bil tud bIileE, were strong with a fcN
I#r-Irr, of each at formerly prevailing
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II, &. 9. Beers Cotton Letter.
Especial 10 The post,l

New Orleans, February 7,--As Liverpool
adN'ecs were net encouraging our market
opened unchanged. subsequently advanced
"A on the light movement, eased or later on
realizing closing at net gain of II points
Oh the day. As long as receipts continue
light the chances are values Will be sus.
tnlned. As facts are ignored for the mo-
ncnt we append below the movement OF = K
years tin thousandsl, showing that tbs
crop. with the smallest amount TO come in
CftCr February 4, 90 In 1898. would be
1O.f2S.OO0 aud with the largest amount
coming into sight would be l0sIs,oo0.
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Prominent operators who have been ldenti-
ted on the bull side OF the market FREE
Quently were reported heavy buyers OF
March IN New York today. and even when
the market bad advanced to so that price
was freely bid. Liverpool Is due 70 be
304 60 3la64 higher tomorrow,
Cargil & Richardson.
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pAINrs n1Ls AND GLAss.

White lead, per sNt, strictly pure, $50;
Tnrnentine, per case, two 5-galon. cans
81 b.. barrel lots AZ per gallon, Mineral
paints, IN barrel lots per ewt' zoe; ven
per cwt. 81 90 lAuseel oil best boiled,
G4c. Ready mixed house paints S cor
20 per gallon. according - brand; mineral
paints zoe per gallon window Eldss. ~
her cent of January list.
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sges plns 1883 tho largest amount comm
tptG glaht after January 81; crop i0G3,yo
il the smallest amount Ps In la,S, $3.50 , piSdi
NJ ,rtnIi as ner New Orleans cotton eN
change. With tie exception OF southern con
sumption for the balAnce Of this. ssa2sSInSS
witch is estimated hased o" 4o'o''
against l,G2l,WN last yeat p,or
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APPLES Fancy Ben Davis, 50 25aS So
BANANAs-Loose. 1,G5d1.75; packed
NtRANBERRIEs- So. OOG3. - per bushel
crate; barrels 80 .O0li9 90 al. o.,
C0COANITTS- Per sack OF 100, So 2JN
20. less quantities 50 80. -oo,
LEMONS MeSsin1s. new CROP Sd'uut<
aT5: CALIFORNIA; S250@2.15. $500, ~,
0RANGES-Ca California navels 81. 1850
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chronlcIe,a Weathet Report.

tApeclhi 70 lilt "Ftsi
N.w York. February THE Commercial
ami Financial ChroaIcle says; Reports %
Us by telegraph this evening" indicate thnt
he weather has been unfavorabIe over the
greater part OF tile sonth during the week
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TRADE DEVELOPMENTS GOOD.

OF previous weeks } A good trade IN linens
and silk Is also reported at New York. Raw
wool has remained steady On moderate de-
mnud aud restricted supplies
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mEFAlR. ..,o v0vrvrNy
Aoain-oranges Selling
rs'i.ss p.ranas--Weakness IN
Grain Prices Lower

S....-crsIn Prices Lower
4. rholesale market yester-
4 "a ! well distributed moNe-
!. q ! , I'd throughout
.ooslderably nrmer and are
a Y rItn prices ranging Ss'7'@
.,.u,,nt Of pincappies was
= 1. q, ,seeipts and were very well
-,,ed ii grain prices, causing
...s.. 10 he marked down Hoo
l " nd oats re less aud corn
\ bFtr
A.v. pronounccd weakness IN
.srsdance in supplies and some
...,Erlay occurred below quota
~ hpuFpgpW tnAI Htil-
as iboosh'' ,.,..,,od ON account
rsss ore niu'n ~ nrtccs are ouly
btesss' anu ~"
BIZ
,.rssa again. The receipts were
Mss an average, but demand
III, i excessively low ebh. Prices
siss Al 9l622c, while some sales
gsa Al zoe. "l look for q CON
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-08
The WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY
IN Estimate Made Up from the very
afest Teepraphic Advces.

LATEST GlFhtl tAl1tI'N- 80
Vow Oreans February Secretary
1icstors statement Of the worlds visible
snr,lr Of cotton, made no from special
caldc and toioernphic adyIccs compares the
rrpros of this week with last week, lasi
wear and the year before 1T shows a no.
rrc1se for tho week just closed Of llLno9
roiss against q decrease Of Gs.d10 bales
,asf wear. ana nu Increase Of 31ai the ye"r
nesore last The total visible is 4,45LIl5'
agoipst 4.5638T7 last week, Al56o85 Iast
war and 4,l4a.5s9 year before last or ihis
a., tn,nl Of American eo.tpn e 3.aiht }J.
saslrst 3 suS3IT last woeS d,@iAoW i"at
l,,r gad 3.a12. $50 yenr uetore lea'' 4hl ID
XII ottet kinds including bEypl i"4N''
tnai9 rfc gIegNo against el w, u.s.
wc.E $4,000 lost yrr and isl'Vo year
Dg1-b fo'I worlds visible supply q eot
Ton shows a deateose compared Win iaa
,-rat ~ hi $50 balps. an iueloHse compared
I'm iapt year Of 2j1ues bales ana an ne
crease rompatcd with rear before last OF
a. fbe w0ri5s visible supply. If cotton as
es,oya There h nov uHUat auG hrll "a Ileal
uriisln and Continental Europe 2ia-5 w,
a9,jnst 10000 last year ana l,SlONVO
War before losf; In E8ypt 2t4Wn' agnihsl
1te OoD last graf. Gnd 2UvuOO year uflplc
AZ. In India $4,000. against 4Z2WO last
,.ar ond $4,000 year before latt ana -
M" Tif,ifcd states $500 against l,VsI
6G0 last year and 1919 COO year before last.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-08

WIRE NAILS-S2o5 base per reg
BARBER WIRE Galvanized Glilden.
81 20 per 100 lbs. galvanized Baker $3.50
per 100 lbs.
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ca,oiII 3. Riohardson's Letter,

Houston, Texas. February This was
esl3 dav for the bulls ia cotton Liver
.rcoi continued Inc Improvement In thd9
market. lir6lths being added to the price
ON contracts. Spots were reported quiet
and drne, quotations unchanged. sales 5000
bales In our markets the early session
AS practically the same az for several
days past liberal renlizlng by longs holding
prices pltil near the close, when the bnlis
for both accounts. prices advancing rarid
IN, closing at the best OF fhc day, 10 To -
~ In Nov York ana ~ t. II NJ 10 New
Orleans Spots nrm, Lie higher ia Ne@
York Galveston aud Houston, ana revised
In New Orleans. The movement for the da9
was only moderate, ana when the amount
brought Into sight f1r the week was posted
~ wing only t22,bG7, against IS2,i54 last
year the bears courage failed them. The
total amount brought into sighf % date H.
aO0l, Tl5, against 7.73n625 last year Mem
phis nnd Augusta received GA9 against 1856
last year The market shows wonderful
absorbing power. large blocks of contracts
having been iiquidated during the past few
DAYS aud prices are at the top notch To-
the season, yet II can not be said there Is a
weak feature apparent. The visible s1p-
ply decreased 10000 bales for the week.
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So Consol tT3r.l, Hayre.
SIS Irada tBrl, Liverpool
So Montauk dBrl, Hsyre and Rotterdam,
Ss Citta d! Messina ltal), Genoa
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4 ,t..
4 sifanageS III laF'E or .l'"u>'"-l "7
H. market. When tine buyer cousid-
4 Aspfi,s In II, derived from uws
,s,St rstse lie NTH nv. mat CIV.
4 M Se6fobja Bc,rp4 "a. other mar
4 ! haer The rrl.e finally patd is
i N gea,er. The 'pIl,rs are those lWl-
w 49, nID S,ji,. "'''' ny
4
FAMED GOODS
srn ,,,pt.rg,e ,,-l.. an, o-ce7
.ap ~ nj 5,H. ANNE. ana
- Y fi1S3' si' ..trd q ,,t,l
s.s sreg Sih - SIN, N harries NJ
s d SSl,, : ''' s"e 40
s.n5yi S MI ',55Irre .r,,.,.o,g OH,
lSsgi a. r1 = : /. H. - (,I yrni-bt Il -
sah a9e, o. ~, l,-l "ay.-Nl' li.t--.
~. stsol'us' '..t .,', ~ W n, M.
' t,s5 ~ inu W-57 ~. y, ,ifl. nj,
las,; Sip, l@', J.. ~, Sa,lI q ~.
3Issras tlrs e. oo Iatod I2nn4 XIX
~ ' glE beans Sc, ~ kidgrg,E a,
&rt.t MEMS H Il, III, snIerit,n M n
&Ns<il N, Al H. 'c,,, Il ~ w 5Jin Tpr,e
ON Sic PH5e NJ Ni,ryI7ud a..
"Vi bettef lhan uo.d, S'e4t
,rnpx,, ,,n,.,,
& F tsiNAA Fruit Extra standard,
esa9s iemgn gi,gg 5 l'9dA,,'oi
s2saee5 ,vhi-c .n.rrfc'.. Co. a,i1
lTlcois s1ll,.f 40. 't'.,,..l, ,.,.f,
siB plums lg-a1 IL, ly.5nns NJ "a
4 ,. assaaS lea per dozen loss than
3,,ii.a MoL a S,SSES p. & Il. old Fash
i ~ is ss,s = W her ease - gallons
RE- sgram ON cans. a00a5g cold
I, @a a tanGy table syrup. Quart jars,
n. dozen; ; p q Co.. cold Medal,
~ sfo' Sl.35' 5-.o, $2.25; 10lb,
gp.vv cT,n,
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gona. i6at7c per ID in sacks; California
almohds, 1Jc; pecans, Zoe; chestnuts Pied
nlnni nS So.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRr OF GALVESTON, Tcbruary I,


Arrived.
None.
Cleared.
So Irada (Br), Liverpool.
SIS Thurland Castle IBID, Antwerp
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I-IverpooI WeekIy Statement.
No. York pry Goods.

New York Dry Goods.
New York, February DRY goods5-Ihe
market has shown no material improY 49, Wy ~
ia general qaet In staples and seascnabii y.
fancies Print cloths are hard 70 bNf "a
anv position, but prices are rhehapsea
COFFEE.
New York. February 7.-Cofee-Spot ITO
daft. 40. invoice ~ Mild Quiet t ..r
lava SGila Futures closed steady Elt1
n,icet s6f10 points lower: total sales il,VN
hags. Including February 5,l5: Marca oszsi
tnrii 535; Mey $40. July $50; septemnsf
necs,sber 595Gt8,0o; January 60A
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GALVESTON STOCK.

Malcolm b. seayey, Atkins, ......
neutrality-suspicious., .cld Norfolk 2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-08

.,nt Of pincapples was
y !. .seslpts and were very wei
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-08

,asiderably nrmer and are
= Whip, riih prices ranging sa'75@
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-08

-,rei ii grain prices, causing
n 49,, N, 10 he marked down 4@5c'
ll." "a oats &c less aud corn
4. hrfr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-08

u. xbolesale market yester-
b 4 "a ! well distributed move
" sisepce throughout
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-11-29
\ SrArsrr.1Nn es1trKIs.lr.

Very few could believe in looking at
X. I. Headley, a healthy, robust black
smith of Tilden, Ind, that for ten years
he suffered such fortunes from rheuma-
tiem as few could endure and live. But
a wonderful change followed his taking
Electric Bitters. CIV bottles wholly
cured ne, he writes, and have not
felt twinge in over u year, They
regulate the kidneys, purify the blood
and cure Rheumatism, neuralgia, ner.
vousness, improve digestion and give
perfect health Try them. Only 50cts
ut BeardsleyAs drug store.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-11-29
LCCIDENTLLT KILLED,

Albert Kuorr, OF Wausau, brother OF
Emil L. Knorr, of this city, was shot
and killed Friday afternoon BY COM
panion while out hpnting near Wausau,
The Wausau Record gives the follow
inc ace 5uut Of the accident.
"While hunting rabbits this after
noon Albert was accidently shot and
killed by August Holf The two yonng
men were hunting rabbits and were
accompanied by Otto Jueres and Otto
TFabeck. Knorr and Habeck were to-
cether and started rabbit, They
shouted TO Hofr aud Jueres to he ready
and when the rabbit came along Hot
attempted to shoot and found he could
not raise the hammrro OF his gun. Jueres
shot but did not get the game. While
Iloif was explaining why he did not
shoot Knorr came up and walked IN
front Of the muzzle OF the gun, being
about ten feet away. Hotf was trying
to raise the hammer when the gun was
in some manner discharged, the charge
of shot taking effect under Knorr's left
arm. He fell to the ground and exclaim-
ed. oh my God, August you have
shot men' The wounded boy was pick
cd up carried 20 the road but was dead
when the party arrived there.-The
Merrill Advocate.
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SUMMONS
IN JUSTICE COURT, Villas COUNT

IN JUSTICE COURT, Villas COUNTY.
Villas County
Town of Eagle River ! -
10 Matt Christianson
You are hereby notified that a garn-
ishee Summons has been issued against
you and your property garniahed &c
satisfy the the demand OF II. Zander,
amounting to twenty-five 1921 dollars
Now unless you shall appear before
N. NJ Emmons, y justice Of 1.-THE peece
in and for said county, vt his office III
said town on the 18th day of November
1902 at two o'clock in the afternoon
Judgment will be rendered against
you and your property sold TO pay the
bebt.
Dated this 18th day Of October, 1902
II. LANDER, Plaintiff.
Nov l22
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ASLEEP AMID FLAMES.

Breaking into u blazing home, some
fremen lately dragged the sleeping
mates from death. fancied security.
and death near. It's that way whtn you
neglect coughs and colds. Don't do it..
Or. Kings New Discovery for consump-
tion gives perfect protection against
all throat, chest and lung troubles.
Keep il near, and avoid suffering, death
and doctors bills A teaspoonfulstops
late cough, persistent use the most
stubborn. Harmless and nice tasting,
it's guaranteed to satisfy by F. Beard
sley. Price soc and Sl.0o. Trial bot
ties free.
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STA Su1IN. BUT TRUE.

"li everyone knew what grand
medicine DIR. Kings New Life Pills
is" writes D. H. Turner, Dempsey
town, Pa, you'd sell all you have in a
day. Two weeks use has made a new
man of me- Infallible for constipa-
tion, stomach and liver troubles. DC
Beardsley's drug store.
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1n.n In trnrRrE my.

BY sending ID miles VIM: Spirey, OF
Walton Furnace, Vt, got q box OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, that wholly
cured horrible fever sore on his leg.
Nothing else could Positively cures
bruises, felons, ulcers eruptions, boils,
burns, corns and piles. Only 25cts,
Guaranteed By f. Beardsley, druggist,
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.,.u aGLno TOS. NtAAIo -
Eagle River, Wis, as second
class mail matter.
WASHINGTON D. {.
Written for The Review ana Inc
Villas County Democrat.

=, u,oe;dont encouraged by the
.t.,,,7o of the neople towards his Cuban
eorf General Bliss to Havana
P''i0J -, all Tho povers of a minis
~ a4a,tie,v 10 conclude a re-
bei f,nba This treaty
'lp' 90 49, +raro shall he no reduc-
P'o' 49, a.,t;aa on imports from
tlol " ,,,,4 tbo4 there shall
Inc ol''S" ~ 5,,.;oa b,, "a ner
be ah l"'i 40 c,rha from
ceilV VI s0'U' MT. !. i calculated
ouilet o'''', e,.,.aa p,onono1v
Will give 1''e = - - ,,ot,,rn con-
oil ttle Suo"i u ',N'o - - rra,t . con-
erai oi's7 . go - - necessary
ceS''oii W -, ;r,rorts from
:, ~
Supa' p;,,anason IL in
w ''''''''''', ..,.,a thot tho admin
w "7i'l"S '''' 80 democratie
iSV'"Vio'' w" So 40 s,,nort
mihorlVS ~ WY ,.;.1a,;on
oil any genuine GU -. .at
Mr. hicit'1. "'o'' a. .,,
me reP'oii.'''"' .n,s. intarests
'es 'Si"V'''' .,11a win marshal
'uV ,iopo' ~ tIansai - snnnort of IT,
no ~ W - ,,,, a,tornt
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-11-29
Petit Jurors.
STATE or WISCONSIN,,
la Circuit Court SIS.
Villas county.


STATE or WISCONSIN,
In Circuit Court SIS.
Villas county.
ri.trf pat;t 1nrors drawn for Decem-
- .ao,
Der TERM a. - l'o-'
John Turbin Star Lake
1as Vouoht Eagle River
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-11-29
lcGGING NoTES.

The Gilkey X Arson Co, have five
longing ealnps ia. The camps are To-
cUed as follows: one at liiNou in charge
u Joseph Dosan: three ut Goodnow, ia
ctAtge of john Anderson, Andy Smith
and James Jojce Dan Delaney has
charge Of one camp.-rhe Merrill Ad-
vtate,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-11-29

Il you are bilious and seek advisers,
axe peWiu's Little EARLY Risers,
y before going 10 bed.
"a viii ipd on the morrow.
pa are ria of your sorrow
aaa Is all just enough said,
famous pills DO no. gripe. hnt
the bowels gently and easily,
The aver. Their tonic effect
ea the Glands, preve1 t
lsonaer. L. Beard
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-04-03

II you wa1t sell coo.Dlt Woods
& Robinson.
See Morris & Cassidy Tor artistic
painting. grainiDs and p4periDs-
All the latest finishes and styles
in Photos at Flax Brothers.
&c 70 the Big Tent Store TO- bar
gains in AL kinds Of gods Furai-
tnrs a speciality.
Co to DOzzsit's for 6rst class
work IN blacksmith and wagon
work. The Old Red Front
See that new SIS White sewing
machine at the Big Tent Store IL
Is yours at bargain.
The City Meat Market il paying
the highest market price for hides
and fur.
FARM FOR SALE-One Of the
best on the prairie. See " J..
Ramey. at Nezperce. idaho.
See the Osborne Harrow at
Wilson & Davis. Before you buy
you should see this harrow. For
strength and durability it has no
Equal