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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-25

Berosus says that wheat grew wild
in Mesopotamia; Strabo said that it was
found growing wild on the Indus: Homer
thought that Sicily was its native home,
while in our own time Balansa found it
wild on Mount Sipylus. in AHA Minor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-25

She-I have noticed that the man who
whistles seldom swears.
He-that's right. 1t is the people who
are compelled to listen to him that do
the swearing.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-25
An Observation.

"That woman has yet to be born, ~
observed the man who occasionally
thinks aloud.
asked the inquisitive person who over
heard the remark.
1.-THE one who can look at a hole in a
newspaper without wondering what was
cut out" replied he of the noisy thoughts.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-25

Woman" remarked the smooth-faced
youth, sis q lovely dream"
EYES," sighed the man with the scan
ty hair, "but dreams always go by con-
traries."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-25
Do Your Feet Ache and Burn?

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder for the feet. 1t makes
Gg gn5 or sh0es feH Easy + cures npd
Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, Leroy, n. Y.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-25

S, n. easod. Hip, back. and
y,,.-s. Swelling Of the
&soS vanish.
!, ,>.3- ~ With brick dust sedi.
+. y. = excessive painin pass
Il H,,t, a,..ney, bed wctting.
a., 'S >, H-SSo.yo and remove
M Ne Relieve heart palpita-
|, headache, nervousness.
jail: .,2'e l.. s., I9o3.-I received
e,,e ~, A'tney Pills, and with
.ssle. y,1 lsom my druggist /
y Very lame back.-W.
Y q: 19 S!, 50, 19o3.-The sam
! g: b '...S came to hand. l
I'd, :, W. ,s from our druggist,
I hi = A.; say the pain across the
= Daer,$,,., 9,RSared like a snow
- van Pills reach the spot
+ S'-ey Pills have baar ~ 1s ,. r.ce
- 3 of, ss5ng them I have no oc-
,asbisis5IS at night. Ny com
q Lsg1aeF more when catching
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-25
|.aAL IN LITERATURE.

d the Rush and Strain Of
Naiern Life.
scNoD is fond of preach
s5lity Of the genial in art.
bis the salt Of literature
sage, He makes & very
,tr The survival Of genial
,1lI plays; and he is HIM
st Distinguished Object-les-
1FlticaI world of the con-
sN Of scnialiyy. The mean
term evidently in view by
a are such as the follow
7o.t or life; enliyening;
ring; contributing to
ta.neSS; supporting life.
11.r cordial in DISPOSE
,le1 kindly; sympathetic
~a' humanity has also an
he tragic, though there
oac4 Of geniaIity in this
-l& popularity; and it is
"a the harsh is not without
Nd acceptance. But in the
-o Of modern life is the
L.. -.@i especially valued.
has been of late warmly
Io.Iast to suaining mod
but the genial seems
.1 America to be living up
ID lIF laH.,......,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-25
Secret of Happiness

at is always good to obtain what one
DESIRES" said the citizen.
Yes" replied the philosopher, "out
it is better to desire only what one can
obtain"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-25

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES pro-
duce the brightest and fastest colofs'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-25

Find way or make one. Everything
is either pusher or pushed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-25
Undoubtedly.

Brownovich-My wife is a Jewel when
1t comes to making pie crust.
Smithinsky-Sort of paste diamond,
Ell?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-25

1.-THE Klean, Kool Kitchen Kind, OF
stoves make no smoke, smell, SCOT, ashes
or excessive heat. Always look tor trade
mark.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-25
Area under crop In Western Canada, 1909
1,9S7,GS0 acres.
Yield, 1902-117, 92o, 754 blu.

Free Homesteads Of I co Acres Plentiful. the onlT
charge being $40 for entry. Abundance of water sn@
fuel. cheap building material good grass for pasture
and hay, aferte soil sufficient rnnfa and climsts
giving assured and adequate OF growth
Send to the following for Atlas and other terHs
ture, and also for certificate giving you reduced
freight and passenger rates, etc, etc: The SuDss-
intendent Of immigration. Ottawa. Canada, or "a
O. J. B-oughton, 439 Quincy Bldg, Chicago; E. T.
Holmes, SIS jackson Street, st. Paul MINI; ". 2.
Bennett S01 New York Life Bldg, Omaha Neb; NJ. "
Mcfnnes No Avenue Theater Block. Detroit, Mick4s
Jas. Grieve, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich; j. g. Duncans
Room g. Big Four Bldg, indianapolis, Ind. j. &
Crawford, 2I4 W. 9th ST, Kansas ity, Mo-; j. NJ
MacLachlan, Wausau. Wis the authorized CGlsdIAA
Governm ent Agents.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-25

WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS PLEASE SAY
" Won saw the advertisement In this paoer
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-25

Your wife told you to bring
home a dollar bottle of
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
NEWSPAPERS NOT ENTHUSIASTIC.
German Press Makes Little Comment on the
Friendly Speeches.

Berlin, juno 27.-The newspapers Of Berlin print
the speeches of Emperor William and Ambassador
Tower at the KieI dinner last night, mostly with
out comment.
The National Zeitung'' regards them as i'm
portant demonstrations for the promotion of Ger
man-Amercan relations.
The ''Tageblatt' thinks the speeches breathe cor
diality, sympathy and restored confidence but the
paper reverts to the Coghlan and Dewey incidents
TO show that the friendly spirit of the American
navy for Germany is new thing and is due 10
President RooseveIt's energetic steps,
The Tageblatt' also says It considers 1t singular
!. that Arnba ssador Tower mentioned the Emperors
gift of plaster casts to Harvard without referring
to the statue OF Frederick the Great.
The ''Neueste Nachrichten' says:
It is self-evident that our American guests can
be sure OF good reception on all sides The peo-
pie. well as the government, wish Tor the pest
relations with the United States.
The ''Neueste Nachrichten'' adds that 1t regards
1t as useful on such occasions mot to have too
much exuberance Of feelings and to view things
calmly from all Sides but it adds that President
Roosevelt deserves sincere thanks for his friendly
and correct attitude"
The ''Kreuz Zeitung'' prints letter from IIiel
which describes the American sailors young
slender snewy fellows, with intelligent faces, but
in appearance and bearing exhibiting a careless
ness unknown among US" The writer of the letter
adds;
They are not careful in giving and returning
behavior would cause Prussian corporals hair to
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
4GIT4TION IN RUSSIA.
Revolutionary Increment Spreading
-PeriIs of the Je1cs.

c. po+ersb,rq June 24-The revolutionary move
ment in Russia seems to be spreading unceasihgly'
and IS reaching regions hitherto free from the ag1-
+a+ion Printed sheets of paper. directed against
the existing condition Of Russian home aHairs ana
demanding revolutionary changes, were clreuiaceu
broadcast the month Of May in thirty-tour ciueS
and towns of the empire. Serious street disturb
ances have occurred at various places. including
Bakou Warsaw, Berdichev. Tfais. Batoun. Ba-
lakhna and Tomsk. 1t is said that the antl-seTntc
agitation at Eastertde extended through the entire
male of the Jewish settlements The Monarcn1caI
Society organized at Pinsk. circulated ieanets De-
binning:
Brother Workers Orthodox and 9 GahoIlorGhETf5 oil G i5
has arisen Let us embrace. KISS ana go ana hlli
the jews.
At Rostov-on-the- Don, it is said. officer Of
gendarmere has been going about the bazaar, tell
ing the people that it is the Jews and SOCIALISTS
who prevent their Little Father" the Gar from
giving all his children everything they need. and
that therefore the Jews and socialists must De
killed.
The multitude of arrests, in addition to searches
which have taken place at the homes OF army on
GERS literary men, teachers workingmen. students
ard other classes throughout empire attest the
colossal growth of the revolutionary agitation 1T
is naturally strongest in the pale of the Jewish
settlements but it has reached such distant places
as Kostroma. on the Upper VOlga, region hith-
erto free from any radical movements.
DR.. Dorosbeysky. who equally indefatisable
in his attentions the victims Of the kishineff
massacre and in his fearless publication OF the
truth concerning tAe I7SS4CIS has oSeii 4O4NVU ~
resign his place in the Bessarabian Provincial Hos
pitaI at Kishineff The Southern Review ale
cares the reason for this to be that "he published
facts figures and names which certain Deputies
wanted kept secret
a magistrate kishineff continues to hear and
dispose accusations of breach of the theft
and destruction of property. reServinS the more
serious charges for higher courts.
According to KiShineff correspondence, the emil
grafton movement shows sign of abatement
Almost every household is sending members TO the
United States, while a few going to Brazil.
Argentina and South Africa
Considerable excitement has been caused by the
publication of a letter from Chicago; which says
that a certain company will soon begin selling
steamship tickets TO Russian Jews time pay
ment. The poorer Jews of kiShmen fear this is
good to be true.
In the time the Kishinef Relief Committee
is supplying food TO twenty thousand persons.
business shows signs Of revivinG.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
EGAN'SREPLY TOCHARGES
Continued from first pnge.

his company in 1900 and 1901. Probably no one
would have been brutal enough to charge Mr.
Fleming with being unlettered and ignorant If
his own partner Charles a. Brown. had not
made such statements in court records Flem-
ing used to be laborer in the employ OF MI.
Brown. But in the spring OF 1898. after ram
MANY came into power. Fleming became a part
ner with half interest. The firm made money
rapidIv; in fact, it is alleged that it cleared
81 100000 in three years. Fleming. or some one
hack of him. grew jealous of Mr.. Brown because
his former employer drew large sums out " the
conpany's receipts He sued for a dissolution
and an accounting. The appointment or James
J. Coogan and his subsequent removal by an
order of the Appellate Division have been told
The significant thing about Mr.. Browns APP
plication for the removal of Coogan' fdchard
crokers friend. from the receivership is the fol-
lowing statement:
He F'1eming) is practical politician in the
city. and as such has been very useful in Sc
curing business for the firm. But the
pIaintiff has absolutely no education whatever,
being unable to read. and only just able TO
write his own name, an accomplishment which
has corparatively recently been acquired"
Charles A. Brown had every reason to believe
that when the firm Of Brown & Fleming secured
leases for piers and dumping boards (and they
hold three or four the firm Jointly got the
leases The records of the Dock Department
show that the leases were made to John FIeIn-
ing personally. John Fleming is Richard
Croker's and Charles F. Murphys persona
friend Assistant District Attorney Clarke
wants to know to a certainty whether Fleming
is more than a dummy for people higher up
Although unIettered. Mr.. Fleming IS a rather
Clarke will get out of him is absorbingly inter
esting at this time.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
COMBEs MINISTRY ATTACKED.
Waldeck- k-Rousseau's Opposition Causes Fears
for Cabinet.

Paris June Pin the Senate to-day the debate
on the government project requiring communes TO
build schools to replace those of the religious con-
gregations brought out dvergency OF views from
the Premier. VI. Combes, and the former Premier
Waldeck-RoUsseau. the latter taking part IN
the debates for the first time in months M
Combes supported the law and NJ. Waideck-Rous-
seal who followed pointed out the enormous cost
involved in the project, nearly $5Oy0UCD ana urged
caution. lest The benefits Of the law OF lol be
checked. -,
Following II. -RouSseau's speech tne sen
ate by l83 50 votes, decided to discuss the law
in detail. This constitutes partial check 10 the
government plan limit the discussion OF me
measure a whole
The rea ppearancc of N. Waldeck-Rousseau aroused
intense interest AS if TO give approval to NJ wal
deck -EsouSSeau'S views the Senate voted III sup
port of his contention. This, following the narrow
government majority in the chamber yesterday.
led to much excited comment regarding the perma-
nency OF the Combes Cabinet.
The President of the Council in his speech gave
no evidence any intention 10 retire, but stated
that a group of Senators did not intend to permit
minor reverses to precipitate Q Cabinet crisis. NJ.
Waldeck- -Rousseau.s opposition assumed added sig
nihcance because OF its being made on the eve of
the summer adjournment of Parliament.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
NO CLASH WITH RUSSIA.
Rejection of the Kishinef Petition
Viii Not Cause a Quarrel.

Washington. June 2l.-The officials or the
State Department assert positively that close
examination Of precedents justihes the presenta-
tion bv the United States Government of the
Jewish petition to the Russian Government
and that no government has a right to object 10
the presentation of such petition. nor has the
government a right to object if the petition IS
not received. This means that the United States
will not find ground for quarrel with Russia
If the Gar refuses to receive the petition now
being prepared by the B'nai Birth.
There were no developments to-day respect
ing the petition save an announcement thaI II -
the purpose of the trainers to have II numerous
ly signed by prominent Christians as well as
Jevys # has been intimated that some changes
were made in the text of the document. and IL
is said that in this the President ana Secre
tary Hay will closely scrutinize 1t 10 make sure
that it contains no Objectionable language
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
BRITISH DEFEAT DENIED.
Alarming Report from Somol'lond
Contradicted at Var OHJce.

Paris. June ga dispatch from Jinutii' Aoys-
s,nia. saws that the Mad Mullah has destroSeo
five British posts between Burao and Bohotle' III
Somaland. -
Thirty-nine British officers out OF lor'S-'"o
white men were killed in the engagements
Two thousand native soldiers were Hlaue pii
oners-
London. June PA dispatch received at lhe
War Office to-day was sent by General Man
ming from Bohotle on June 26. and announced
his arrival there unopposed. He captured d
number of the Muahs cames and sheep Whle
on his way to Bohotle. The General SAID that
the Mullah with his fighting men had crossed
the British line of communications half way De
tween Damot and Bohotle The Muilah nioFe
was due to the British hold on the Mudug ols-
trct and to the pressure of the Aoysslnlans
who are advancing from the south General
Manning added:
This flight Of the Mullah would nave oee1
turned into rout If it had been posslDle 10 sehu
a column of sufficient strength from Bohotle-
The prisoners captured say the trlbesInen are
diSoTga niZed
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
REPORT FROM ADMIRAL COTTON.

Washington, June 27-The following cable dis
patch reached the Navy Department this afternoon
from Rear Admiral Cotton, dated Kiel, June q:
Last night present at dinner given by United
States Ambassador attended by the Emperor, Prince
Henry, their STATS and officers from squadron.
This morning attended launching of the Room This
afternoon l gave luncheon to the Emperor. his
staff. Prince Henry and his staff and to ranking
officers of German navy; also attended by
ambassadors at Berlin and Rome. Emperor pre-
sented to KearSarge a beautiful solid silver punch
tureen as souvenir of mis- visit this ship To-
night officers of squadron attend ball at Naval
Academy
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
CANADIAN TUG SEIZED.

Ogdensburg, \. Y. June 27-The Canadian tug
Davis owned by William Davis 6s Son. of Ottawa
Ont seized here to-day while entering the
harbor for fuel. The owners hold contract for
enarging Cardinal Canal and sub-contractors per-
mitted TO collide with The steamer Dean. of
Ogdensburg, in passing through the canal The
seizure is made the first time the Davis is found in
American waters to force settlement Of damages.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

The Ara bic was launched at Belfast Dccem-
her Is 1902 She is similar in type to the Cedric. OF
the same line and is coo feet long. has G5 feet beam
and is 81 feet deep. Her gross tonnage is l5.S65
The new steamer has accommodations for large
number of first second and third class passengers
besides having a large cargo and meat capacity
The vessel is fitted with twinscrew propelleTs
driven by separate sets OF quadrupIe expansion en-
giies. The White Star Line formerly owned
steamer named Arabic which Is the Sparn-
dam. OF the Holand-America Line.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
LIBERAL VIEW OF FISCAL SCHEME
Sir William Vernon Harcourt Speaks on Mr..
Chamberlains Policy.

London. June 27.-Sir William Vernon Har-
court addressing a Liberal demonstration at
Malwood, Hampshire, this evening said the
spirit of retaliation was the secret Of Colonial
Secretary Chamberlans political temperament.
There is a game" the speaker continued,
which is too risky. namely retaliation upon
America, our greatest friend and most valuable
CIIS
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
WANT RUSSIA TO TURN THE TABLES
Descendants of Abolitionists Suggest Peti-
ton from the Gear on Lynching.

CoIlingdae, Penn, June 2T (SpeciaD.-The ExecU-
tive Committee of the American Society of De
scendants OF Abolitionists' has decided to reuest
the Russian Government to petition President
Roosevelt TO take steps to stop the lynching Of
negroes in the United States. The committee sa vs
that the massacre OF the Jews in Russia is out a
drop in the bucket compared the butchery of four
thousand negroes by white mobs since 1856
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
PLUMBER IN ANARCHISTS ROOMS
Pictures and Other Works of Art Valued at
100000 Seized in Paris.

Paris. June 27-The police last night raided
the apartments of Parneggiani, a well known
anarchist who returned here after having been
expelled from France. Parmeggiani escaped by
the roof, but the police seized art treasures
pictures, etc, valued at over S2oOOoo The
authorities believe the property to be the pro-
ceeds of robberes committed by international
thieves
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
LAYING THE PACIFIC CABLE.

Manila. June 27-Contrary to previous adviccs
from here, the cable steamer Anglia started from
Midway Island for Honolulu only yesterday. At
Midway the Anglia spced the shore end of the
cable and transferred the spare cable from the
st Colonia.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
Ell MENEBHI DEFEATED.
His Loss at Amniedinna Six Hundred In
stead of Six Thousand

Madrid June 27.--A telegram from Tangier
to-day confirms the report circulated on June
20 of the defeat of EI Menebhi, the Moorish
Minister of War. in battle fought with the
rebels at Amniedinna, but it says that he iost
six hundred men, not six thousand as previously
announced.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
SMALL YACHTS IN COMPETITION.

Kiel, June 27-The winners of the four competi-
items for small yachts of the North German Yacht
Club. which started to-day in Il ten
mile course for honor prizes. were August Tobiass
Toni " Professor Brandt's Mathilda ", Friedrich
Kersten's Windspiei IL and the Spatz.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
MAY ANNUL PERUVIAN ELECTION.
Parties Discussing the Acceptance of Manuel
Candamo as President.

Lima, June 27.-It is reported on reliable
authority that the committees of the Civil and
Democ1 attic parties discussing a political
arrangement, the basis of which is the annul-
ment of the elections recently held and the &C
ceptaI ce of Manuel Candamo as President
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
SWEDISH EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR.

Stockholm, June 27-Sweden to-day officially &C
cepted the invitation 20 take part in the St Loui
Exposition. Sweden had twice declined. bu
through the efforts Of Minister Thomas decided t.
te represented.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
THREE KILLED BY AVALANCHE.
-Four of the Swiss Party of Students Swept
Away Yesterday Badly Injured.

Iucerne June 27.-Three of the students be-
longing to the gymnasium of Airolo, Canton OF
Ticino who were overwhelmed by an avalanche
yesterday in the vicinity of Mount st. Gothard,
were killed and four were severely injured.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
AN APPEAL TO THE POWERS.
Bulgaria Anxious Over the Massing of
Turkish Troops on Her Frontier.

Vienna, June 27.-Advices received here from
Sofa say the Bulgarian government intends to
protest to the powers against the alarming con-
centratfon of Turkish troops the frontier of
II
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

THEY CAUGHT HIN AT LAST.
People were always wondering how he al
ways got the hest bargains in eVcry thing
Last sunday he cauGht taking notes
from the Little Ads. of the People" which
appear regularly I'm The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

moonlight, and the other two are refined French
Landscapes. revealing the islands In the Seine
at daybreak and the picturesque banks OF the
winding river at evening. l. N r
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
RAINS HARM RuMANlAN CROPS,
SHORT SERMONS.

Bucharest. June Z.-Continuous rains for thre
weeks have already ruined 20 per cent of the crop
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
MORE TROOPS FOR MANcHuRlA.

St Petersburg June IA new trans-Anoor raj
road battalion is being organized In Turkestan 70
service in Manchuria-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
NEW WHITE STAR STEAMER SAILS.

Queenstown June 27.-The White Star Line
steamer Arabic which left Liverpool yesterday.
sailed from this port this afternoon for New-Yorb
on her maiden voyage.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
PRAISE FOR PRESIDENTS ACTION

Rome. June 27.-The decision of President Roese-
vet 10 send to the Gear petition BEHALF OF the
Jews in Russia has produced excellent irylpres-
sion here. The Socialist journal "Avanti'' says:
America is worthy of praise for making herself
the herald of the work OF civilization"
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

The Creek Ministry headed by NJ Zainis re-
signed June g. the result of a vote of wal
Of confidence passed by The Chamber
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

Each one OF those Little Ads. of the Peo-
pIe'' is . sermon I'm itself.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28
NEW GREciAN MINISTRY FORMED.

Athens. June 27.-M. Theotokis. former Premier
has succeeded In forming a new Cabinet with him
salf Premier and Foreign Minister.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-28

NEVER TOO LATE.
If you have never looked over those Lit
tie Ads. of the People, don't neglect to do
to-day.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-17
FLOUR MILLS SHUT DOWN
Low Lake Freights on Wheat Stop
Minneapolis stones from
Grinding.

MINNEAPOLIS, April 16.-The North
western Miller says: Tonight every -four
mill in Minneapolis and practically all Of
the merchant spring wheat mills in Mime
sofa and the northwest shut down entirely
and will cease turning out flour for an in
definite period. This act has been forced
upon the millers by the intolerable condi-
tions surrounding the manufacture and sale
Of -four for some time, owing to the price
of cash wheat, the high rates Of freight and
the depressed state OF the flour markets.
Mills have been operating at a loss for
weeks, but the crowning disadvantage
which has paralyzed the milling industry
was the act Of the line boats operating be-
tween Duluth and Buffalo in today moving
wheat on the basis of 2 cents per bushel,
while the present proportionate rate on
flour from Duluth to Buffalo is maintained
at cents per 100 pounds. equivalent to 5.4
cents a busheL
The transportation lines have told the
millers that under the operation of the Elk
kins bill they need not anticipate any dis
crimination In rates against -four, but the
action Of the line boatstin making this 3
cent rate on wheat elbows that such an as
surance was meaningless. Until freight
rates on the manufactured product are
placed on parity with those given the
raw material or the 2-cent rate given wheat
Is advanced. the millers will find 1t impos-
sible to grind.