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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09
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AN OFFICIAL RECEPTION WAS RENDERED
To the Party OF Chicago Capitalists Who
Are Now Touring Texas.
GOV. SAVERS MADE THE WELCOME WARN
Response Was In Harmony Notwithstanding
of the Objects of the Party-Receptions
at Waco, Bryan and Temple.

AaHc1z, Texas N6reroa- s--Ths CniuEFe
zlGr1g arrived IL rh4 stuts fIrtul 1uulshl
They were mst II Vase hy Jps Lsa 1Eup-
BIZ and liner hY Whittier Il7Ts La z
tFhnE. Crrl II D-lkl and L u scHToui-
uuEn. Illuminated cEsx wee PROVIDED "
the stEf1un End pauugHe0 TIE Tnrtv II n1rH
20 lhs nuDllaL T.hcrH TCnn1pHu1 SiltR uii-
cnlR 1eudtlr ctrlzanH Aut q ruumittee "a
lIGlsk had 1aaaInhlsG. Iue eurlrt bu44aLIs
WIS Hrhpse and the hrnEd n0rra1nrs ana
sszED1RE lhUur with EyilHn5CC. IL Hscnno-
luF Capital E1u tbs ris.turf were heard 20
SAT- Ihrt the tsniTils "a Inc lIV-rzaklne ho4F
mBas TEENS pppshr s-Endgr 1hHr ePsI-
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reception rn11u and fhert Esnssraaa 10 Lht
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trRdAa Address, laying HupHEsls upon tpe
oEuBas lhui 3ed VI Is The 1uritlrioD hpc
the -iaasure Il afforded lEZ1A psulAe 10
recaire q rasrssaulEuvt BABY from En1lnsf
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spoke u The l1dustIlGl Ecltrtlg LAa1 u nov
Iiolla1oced ~ 1hs SEGue, ID lhe ErsEt IT,
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hanl u INDUSTRY ana LII hlrurA4 AdFAn-
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spoke q 1bE GiaEppaEraDcg q a. senaiuunl
Inns u Tbs csullrg 4u4 aa14 III o. l4ie
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devt.lgJ1osnt 4le spnIs Of Texas ussa t4f
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-hH uil-iu - ths -rsr ~ fhe -s11-s p.
Tlfirrrt fHieF hRaE T-- u,r-s 4hrr rst-
ny y Bowen believed -hrt -N,as --a-
cola p 1n3ueei 20 r.r-e M T4xEs ma
SCI taaut - ret ths rrr7-rtrrtr1 -frls ~,
Texas ~ ur-e them The -iluris yEU--,es =,
1uff'18 hFs'oiHtirr had 1euonFt-r+e5 a..
hie 10 -oek 1Zi9 TIA resources u Terms
u-4 mi newer 1IEGu Any nc.tsu rfEeis71r
-De ra1lInsrrlnl ciuhs e Te-rs Thar ~
E1l--ls1 Ind selected raurri-fss n rtts
cALies . fte DurlH. md sac 4 ,bs v-as
t.1et q In3ctEo busiuHRs raT-lpsfr.fr-37-..s
~ -LNifL-shte 4E1AE resources eutgd ma
- LINED Nj Bowen Wnf F1eetaH ~
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ID regard 70 tie srteas AZ u, ts,-s.
ne eEpaGsl01 q Tsxng Yes IN
- -ure hsS given Tou, rus - &.
are III king The Eaasr q & B5ts .
= lLEi II s e1i1e1IlT urs7af III Q
As-as q the largest city 8. ~ Z,
ne II closer t-ar-scI. . ora
5ce Nel8raus with fhe rrts,.f
eisssf SITE - the Uz3s-. al IA
44s12e1- Is The meaning e on r,s.a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09
A BANK WAS ROBBED
SAFE BLOWN INTO SITS AND
MONEY sEcuREo.
r. S. Luue9 q Roek isisns Cariss
Burglary Insurance. ans M5g Nes Lass
Arsah.ne-A Not Kn5~a.

t-oel lslaal, IeHas- NgFrnnsr THE 81
; LunaT l@2k q this place vas nol,be.
4em might ~ Moving the safe opsn- uA,
rpaae7s mnde away Htyh thc 11oneg ana
20 Aet DQ3esi anything cise. The sue
Vas nSlHpiesfly demolished shty entered
NE iru1I dog ana mhae thros ,rVlasion.
70 se' iatn lhe rRuli SEVERN q me sss.
mems hsur1 lAs sEF3agauS bsi aia p,s
inoE WAR; ID wa
M J " Butles ~ clraa. repressufsns
ne ocshr AesiasatHi ana Gnlztries osm,
H1az & hire a. fhe present asas laossls
-. lfs ahe htuk u1x Insured IN
rs - 9e1F, - NJ Llnsr fees nrr-r-r-lr
SAL i1ai sFetgt1iar usl be al ,sshr ~.
80 - ePt1 tEEln u e few eIy1 ~
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LEE)IZ lI)a)I'
IIlN!S6|
s>ns Pairs, itssins, Ssas9
DISEASES


Cancers, Blood Troubles PISA
Se.DG1eltIy cared IT taxing B'.t-s
SGlI- j 5sstivTs TIE EerFe y
tss blood. y yua have sees "
= baGes. buck and solats lit2l4
SK-1. Bloo1 feels hot sEolt1
k-s11gs sn6 Bumps On tie SKI |.
Patches n Month, Sa-e Ih'olL Z
copper Caiore3 STiots, ell lur-1sT.s
O. 1oy p2rt q ire body. EAR g y
failing out csse
Botanic 5lood Balm, Gsarss
u sura even the worst am rA
seated cases where doctors, ptis-
clues ard hot Springs flA Seas u
stcps 1'4 aches and palms, reosss y
ll1c makes HOOD pure aid Ei,A y
y c11ugllc tie entire baay * !.
healthy cca15fscu. B 3. y
thousands AFTER rsIcalng lie as =
Sloo1 Fcisau
Old Ehsuraz@s-r, Cstzrhi sciss4
ins f7umors, Ssscsss
are caused " AZ zwtEl Possa5ea =
q he Blood 2. 3. r. stcrs ~
Splitting. iIcAlrS and scrffa-5''.
hlsulaT1sz1 Catsrrh- 1ea.s
SCI es ETupi3rnS NErsry t.s.''i
tasIe--lS Sores, hT giving 8 -i7
bl0r'5 supply 70 affected a1sA
6looc Barn Cures Csncsrs 2
Surpuratirg Sweaiags. EsIilS
AuZcrS, uclV Ulcers. il BIS v,
Poison and AeHs the sores q ~.
PER- tcisE- II yea hsTe 7sis.s., y,
Nzrf, SwpliuEs. Sha0t-1c- eLas "a
take Blood Balm and raeY ~
betars fheT asrelnr inta lAntt., :
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before IbGm since entering me state
@aurrs e, wilcox. uns q Ie1rple's hnnl.
era unaH HhnTT address, Eno arrar IL
cLlE1nr IL ie4raHhnal1s and ecrlinl Eeiaus
Lhe arElr was reluctantly anEr165
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09

.2Ehos-ts Numbering z65s. with & capituli-
zHtla1 Of a3ls f0dao ana AZ ourpLl u
-1r= uhEz Sl{tt lt03 900 ~ which the city
NJ g11olgR 1tszt ABd 6 product 1D012ttne
II EssL 81 Do fif7
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go. 80 - ls. 5. 2

octarI1 blcoc tsIni .
Pleasant and safe % tlse 4
tested for thirrr FeErS Cp- ~ !.
Botanic lnrrea3euis St0e-Stne-.s ID
negs and weak siolaarhs ei9
AoDFicIe direcIinls 20 via 8. "A
sample q r. q y sp6 pkM97...
~ writing Rlnoa Balm g.; $50
describe y0Er trouble, tna
meaicAl savics. 70 salt FolF 80
N saNla.t le.tsr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09

ITuTas Texas, Sorenbsr E-Ilbs ufup
q 1he Chicago party II Isulds wat ruf
shri7 ~ TIE late Er-sTEl n the urniu An
elEaurtie reception vRs arranged fer nua
enrr2hseH nEtitsd then Scr 4 dr1ue rp the
filnc71 paints q l1Hrefa rhh ferture
~as ouitte1 Eat the ruestF vtrs tubsn he
~ AtA - ihs raEraad Young Mems Clirss
--'n Aispeiaiiun- eHbtE wore -lveu re-
t,Ialfn here o. Rt5h tht lHUiss unrtle8-
1919 Aitte tagstsg 1hEu % nr1 t1bHr 1luue
- tAt aoErut1 THIS ulInlaiun WIS 1nf-
-Ne--sAitt lieasilr tb lhr Dgrrv ind 4 tshs.or
MAs Hr w1h lhrf sHme Eldrf 20 rom rH-
Ie.4 lht als4urs htHvc whenever nenng
y 1lL-l l4oi'aa b represented Ii,t Indins as
1l-lltt4 souNfl4ns 81 she Fv1rrn a,an rnd
A-ttIA ~. Brown Hu9 F az HHnrul
iittAp.lti 81 The Temple hunra 81 frrae
- - 70 htnn g. meet Lbg uHrir Hns r. A.
=. Nnts Lrra-nfiHg1h1 them from oulare
etAthtti M AHNues acted as 1aHFier ~
e1ilt -A'lAtk Hu1 MADE Iht HdEress ~ ufl,
1.1e - HT'aEf % aHmE3e az hRrinE 1uurt
= - tAstf and % mills than ErT suwr N
ltAhs ~ rs Eizs he rF7tsr-s,t ~ y A. a
si'ct fsa9sure tn Erhei 1ht reu-nEriin-
n'tt ~ INDUSTRY from q ftfr ufnsss "A r.s
% ms respect Il rrETll wlita II prf
~ - urnt1 The ttGIks 81 lh4 Tfhlurrurl1s
= zsv Tti rhnssn rs11srks ant p u
1t-ntifnnE 1rslsraE Ere rpnnu1tet ths rnss
ttiSaA.-alt aszEs xEk1l khAI kkrt naIa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-09

Z Ware Texas. EgrzmaHI s--hs Chi
z 1Esn aferU1la1 EriaVa5 nj WHsc at .
CLOCK Lhis evening il w4t ting nrcu-
4 si0l 1u- EAct1 - Demonstration u TezIF
4 basgIIIlJr Shnqslr T. loss w-er1 TO
srema1t ITO meet 1nH purity and nrco1a-
pLl4s3 Them be1s- TIE lncrl rece7LlDr
cazutt1ee w5th Allen D. Sanford nj TIE
head were Z. the asTut They provided
aLir1I Fes for ne entire pu-ty and arlrs
- --4Aee ever lie CITY l1tg were IaEsu
70 lie rooms q 1hs Business Msr's club
Apa received BY a humber q Ire c1ilzsns
~LlE 4Ilof1ey Sanford trfrno1red MHror
: AlES-ns lu tIptD6lur g welcome
e lttl them L1ey were -GHT the caccrsN MI
1ct- ctIrsr q lhE stHse. 1hR1 Tfrs Is
lhs Sub q Texas hid especial delight n
@I.ftluc Ch4eaEa, the huh n 3ncnstry-
VIRGO WIS 1Elf II NE sturdy strokes ~
her SENS ana Chicago t,y the snda1nl.atgs
Rl- mai luAkas 8 louDl City great
w. FarUeA 9r-, responded In s. aEvpr
ltlGE he DtEht hive Thought the wQrld
WIS round. aut be Wau}a ret hure under
lAkt1 lEF 1ruuna IT, q hsTH seen
thai guur hugTiiuHf1y Is lIEs vaur y-Ha
W1tsac1 imL We hare satn the besurifal
lhliies ~ Texas o fuir sguTle n The
Fflh tt lht An-acululr1f ara Mechanical
oa.ltce i1ls morning.. When We sea SIS
enterprise IA city IKE this we Encw
500 nlre Oh 5he requisites Tor Eehievlu-
air IhtlEE
TE-MaTtr EnrAs n Chiurra WIS called
-N.taA sfflA nc
use E Nhco. tc SPOKE ~ 80
tl1sndll SNORING commercially and irs rlrh
tSl'el Eru3 sLruUuDt lrEs re referred 40
.-lr lutfT ~ SUI hess There awe
ott- 50 uA1v lhluEs 10 lutereEl as thlt
~ sclrcelr En1W WhEt 70 SAY. where Voc
ttts hhdut square miles ans acres we
ti4k hHuUf nra-lt feet We IRE hu-,h hssF5rtr
ia}f W shan 1Hrars hJ1eft tfv trade with
Ton ms Tal sEuIl ne Identified tF trade rau
VIZ rec51re from U.s. u me IL ironas
can 1AEe THuf e0f.ur ~ MGssn chuHpfIs ahsv
u 10 . .HaH-a A
want tl1s. but -1auF oihgr - vuuf rrDs-
etS We want % enlarge nur trRGs with
Ssnt retfashZftnts we're se-ra1 and The
uHrIy WIS 6rdFBn hpcF 4. Fte tryln wee
Eel1saEt uew scLr1 nuusR ~ ErIEnuru :
cnt1IF' neE-eNg oumTitrun wa nulutet
utt - ne nErTT ans ffn lHrre u-unler 4
nlllt we're tie sssart - nuyricuiH- arfsr. 4
sHl.
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oUR GUARANTEE

Buy & large Ssttls for 81 * ~
z4st. tlEe as directed. 5cs-., 4
Rain n. 3 b. always entss :.
r4EAf qubut3ey Is tEEe.; Y ~.
gc1r ElcreF vii 7rc1oFfiF y 80
without Ergumelt. 80
Botanic Blood Balm a. B -
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-02-27

Advertise in the ADVERTISER.
Joseph Boehm did business at
Padus today.
The loggers are happy over
the arrival of sufficient snow to
continue logging.
A. j. johnson, Harry Predeth
and Tony Wettstein are putting
up ice for Landlord Moore this
week.
Frank Farrell resigned his po-
sitlon as manager Of the board
ing house for the Indiana Co.
at Padus, and with his family
left for Surfing.
FOR SALE-A row boat, in
good condition, dirt cheap for
cash; cause for selling, dead
broke and need money. Apply
to Himley at the Advertiser Of.
fee.
Reader-You will confer a last.
ing favor and receive a reward,
if you viii report the name OF
dealers trying to sell you a sub
stitute for the Madison Medicine
Cos. Rocky Mountain Tea. Ask
your druggist.
Subscribe for the ADVERTISER
and you will have a complete
record of the proceedings Of the
County Board, Town Board and
the Board of School Directors,
which alone is worth the sub
pscrition price of $3.50 per year,
besides all the other items ot
lCeal and general interest,"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-02-27
hiIehead accepts the call,

Janesville, Wis, Feb "a, 1902,
To the Sentinel: Permit me,
through you, to acknowledge to
thousands of Wisconsin Repub-
licapS the receipt of their call to
become Il candidate before the
next Republican state convention
for the nomination for governor.
The call bears the names of M n
of many nationalitjes, of diverse
ayocatiOns, of party leaders, old
and young. OF the rank and file
of the party, it is strongly repre-
sentative. The party movement
in which these Republicans are
cooperating is one the origin of
which they fully comprehend and
the necessity for which they
clearly recognize.
Ny confidence in the men who
extend this call and my faith in
the cause which they have es
poused, both alike, make my duty
plain, and | shall endeavor to
discharge it.
The people of Wisconsin are
themselves making up the issues
of the approaching campaign
The questions preliminary to the
campaign shall discuss in due
time.
With the highest appreciation
of the honor shown me, / accept
the call.
JOHN M. WHITEHEAD.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-02-27

Mrs. Charlie Wettstein is Wis
iting her husband, who has a
good position in the mill AZ Noun
tain.
CircuitCourt conyenes at Gran
don Tuesday, March 18th A.
T.. Burgan, II. A. Brenner and
Emil Birkle are drawn as jurors
from this village
The sky looks bluer, the sun
shines brighter, feeling OF
youth and strength cre"po over
tine soul after taking Rocky
Mountain Tea made by the Mad
ison Medicine Co. IS cts, ASK
your druggist.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-02-27
Home Seekers. It VIII Pay You TO
Look Up Lands in Northern Wis
consiH.

Gn Eorth~Western Line has large
tracts 81 land for sale along its lines in
Northern Wisconsin AT low prices and
easy terms OF payment.
II you are looking for a new location
where good and is cheap, this your op-
portuuity and now is the time to buy.
Markets near are: Minneapolis. st.
Paul. Duluth, Superior, Milwaukee,
Chicago. The land is well timbered
with a mixed hardwood growth, the
.oil fertile and easy OF cultivation, and
there IS great abundance Of Pure cold
water
Remember the above points when you
sre looking for land.
For Illustrated Folder and futher fret
information address
Geo ". Bell, Land Commissioner
Hudson. Wis. or 6. r. MaeBae. As,
sistant General Passenger Agent, 1t,
'aul, Man
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-02-27

Town To1n' of dUHnis Wabeno. ss In Justice Court.
TO w. Mauritz:
You are hereby notified that a sum-
mons and garnishee has been issued a.
gainst you. and your property garnish-
eed to satisfy the demand of Len Sarg-
ent amounting to Seveen and Eighty
five one-hundredths (s7. So Dollars; now
unless you shall appear before Oryille
e. Lutz, Esq, Justice of the Peace in
and for said county, at his office in said
Town of Wabeno, on the cath day OF
February A. d. 1902, at o'clock in the
afternoon, judgement will be rendered
against you and your property sold to
pay the debt.
Dated this 3Oth day of January A. D,
1902, at Laona, Wis.
LEN. SARGENT, Plaintiff.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-02-27
Notice.

Jos. Trompczynski will be at
the Palmer House at Laoua every
Wednesday with a full line OF
drugs, J. rs. twenty years ex-
perience in the drug line empow-
ers him to treat any kind of sick
ness with good sue, ess.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-02-27
Excursion Rates to the Mardri Gras
and Winter Resorts.

oHA " fHbSi tNoObto'
Via the North Western Line. On
account OF, the Mardi Gras at New
Orleans excursion tickets will be
sold February 3 to 9, inclusive.
at very low rates, with final limit
for return passage until February
2s inclusive, Excursion tickets
ar6 also on sale daily, atreduced
rates, to the principal winter re-
sorts in the United States and
Mexico. For full information ap-
ply to ticket agents Chicago q
North Western Ry.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-02-27
Come TO Forest County.

| wish to state that | consider
irall rotabout legislating in favor
of any particular calibre of gun
for hunting deer. Nov | own a
5000 GALORE Marlin, and with a
soft nose bullet there is no mere
danger than with black powder
and a lead bullet. ] don't think
any person will use full metal
iacketed ball for hunting deer,
for the reason that it will often
bore a hole through bone al
most as smooth as if made with
a drill.
The softnoSe has the smashing
qualities, and is universally used.
If anyone doubts this, let him
take a 5000 cahbre rifle iany
malle) and try TO shoot through
q sound tree nine inches in diam
eter with soft nose bullet, and
he will be convinced that it is
ike driving Il nail head first into
wood.
| have heard Il great many men
say that Il man that shoots a.
mother in the woods ought to be
hung or sent to state prison for
life, etc. Now, for the sake OF
argument; | have been told that
according TO examinations of the
Eyes of railway employees an av-
arage Of one man in six has some
lffection of the eyes. Often he
is not aware of it himself. |
would ask: Are railway men
| lifferent from other men in this
respect? In conclusion ! will
say, for safety during the hunt.
ing season come to Forest coun-
| Jy, and | will prove it in this way.
There are thirty-tw townships
in Forest county, and that makes
| 1852 square miles. Now this
season there were 2l7 licences
issued in Forest county, only one
county (Florence) having less.
AT the last census the population
Of Forest county was 1,3SG or
just about enough people in the
county to make a nice little viii
lage, q little over one inhabitant
to the square mile. 1t is less than
six months since the railroad was
built to Crandon, which is the
county seat. If you want to
hunt; if you want to fish; if you
want to get flash light pic Gres
Of deer at night in summer: if
you want to study nature inwiid.
est form; if you want TO see the
indians, their camps, ponies, and
node Of living, the,r handiwork
n making bark canoes and doing
bead work on buckskin; il you
want any of these, then don't fail
20 come TO Forest county, and
particularly TO Wabeuo. which is
The most beautifully located vii
lage on the line. "A. q. RUSSELL
in the February number Of The
Northwestern Sportsman.
| -~-...-------------~--~---.-.-
Mrs. Charlie Wettslein is Wis
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G. G. HIMLEY,
Notary Public
WABEN0, WISCONSIN.
Notice.

I hereby give notice that l
have the agency for selling the
Chicago & North Western Rail
way Company lands for Crandon
and vicinity. For further par
ticularS and terms call on or adj
dress, A. 9. H1MLEY,
Craudon, Wis.
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LOCAL LOGIC.

at Laona Friday.
Captain Schroeder returned
from a trip down the line We'd
nesday.
john Brenner shipped u car,
load of wood to Fond du Lac
Saturday.
Supervisor Martin of Carter
! passed through here on his way
TO Laona Friday.
| Under Sheriff Andrews of Gran
don was in town this week to
summon jurors for the spring
term of circuit court
Judge Boland, the we'll known
matrimonial justice of Carter cir
culated among friends here Sat
urday.
Mrs. W. L. Boehm of Noun
Gain visited her sons Joseph and
George at the Manitowoc House
this week
Erwin Hemen@ay of Carter was
a business visitor in town Satur-
day, and while here made the
ADVERTISER sanctum = friendly
visit.
Miss Cunningham who has
been visiting her sister Mrs.
Frank Holdridge for some time
departed for her home in Perry,
Iowa last week.
Miss Grace Fletcher, who has
been spending the past two
months with her parents at Pa
dus returned to Clintonville Fri
day,
Mrs. Paul Mcdonald and her
daughter Miss Flonnie returned
to their home at Oconto Friday,
after visiting for few days with
the Dickinson family.
Mr.. Kraus of the Connor Lum-
Der & Land Co. of Laona return
ed to Marshfeld Friday, after
having spent a few days at La
ona looking after business mat
ters.
Fred Morey received % tele-
gram Saturday with the sad news
announcing the death of his little
boy at Davis junction, Illinois,
where his wife has been spend
ing the winter. He hastened
down to attend the funeral.
Last Thursday morning, Mrs.
N. w. johnson narrowly escaped
being severely burned. She at
tempted to extlnguish lamp by
blowing in tie top of the chin
ney, which caused the flames 10
leap Up and set fire to her hair
Mrs. Johnson showed great pres
ence of mind by continuing her
hold on the exploding lamp and
extinguishing the flames, while
Mr. Johnson meekly stood by
with pail of water in each hand
The first cese of smallpox ap-
peared at Laona last week. The
unfortunate victim is George
Noel, formerly of the Town OF
Pensaukee in Oconto county, who
recently begun working for the
Connor Lumber & Land Com.
pany, although the case is a very
mild one, the board of health
promptly took the matter in
charge and is maintaining u strict
quarantine, SO as to prevent the
dreaded disease from spreading.
DR.. Lackner is the attending
physician and at this writing re
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SOCIETY,".

WABENO CAMP. No. Glib. NJ. W. A
Meets ON the first and third Saturda,
evening of each month, at the NJ. W. o
A. Hall, at 500 p. m. Visiting neigh
bors are cordially invited
CoSRADIS JEcKLIN, A. ii. SrRoHM,
Y. c. Clerk