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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-23
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Gsets control OF the Chicago Pneumatic
Tool COMPANY Settles for BAIs stock.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Through the purchase
of stock OF Max Pam and few OF his friends,
Charles M Schwab is said to have become
the largest shareholder in the Chicago
Pneumatic Tool Company, and with l. L.
Matthiesen is in control. 1t comes from
inside sources that Mr.. Schwab paid Mr..
Pam and his associates $40 share and
acquired in the transaction about sso0.OoO
Of stock par value. NJ.
MIR. Schwab purchased Max PANS
holdings after an arbitration committee
of the board of directors had decided that
Mr.. Schwab and Mr.. Pam should pay into
the treasury OF the company Sl25,0OO each
on account of free stock issued to them
on the organization Of the company. Inc
total sum of $25O.OO0 was paid over and
deposited with the National Bank OF the
Republic. ..,.
fhe issued capital of the Pneumatic
Tool Company is S8.O31 900. 1t has been
common report that Schwab and Max
Pam received 81 100000 Of stock apiece
for their part in the promotion OF the com
pany The company is understood to be
large Garner. A contract has just been
! closed to supply the japanese navy yard
with tools
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New YORK Stock Exchange Sales. Aug. n q.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS IN u .ooOs,.
CIoHfNa PRrcRN or rNITRD RrArRe BoGpU
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, Aug. 2.

With many operators away from Wall
Street attending the yacht race, and with
the London Stock Exchange enjoying
holiday. conditions naturally tended to-
ward Culness in to-day's stock market.
Business was in very small volume. with
the early trend of the market toward heavi-
ness. The showing of the weekly state
ment Of averages of the associated banks
proved disappointing. and the traders
attempted demonstration against prices,
which, however. was not particularly sue
cessful in view Of the narrowness OF the
market. On covering OF shorts, prices
closed irregular and barely steady, though
a triG3 above the lowest figures. Among
the railway shares perhaps the most heavi-
ness was displayed by st. Paul. Missouri
Pacific, Union Pacific and Rock Island.
The announcement Of the ? per cent divi-
siend on 500 common had little effect, the
stock opening at half a point advance
but subsequently selling of III points.
Amalgamated Copper moved irregularly,
but closed at fractional net loss. There
was a further decline in the preferred stock
of the United States Realty and Construc-
ton Company, which established new
low price at 371a. The bond department
showed little feature. trading being OF
limited volume. All the commercial
markets--wheat. corn and cotton were
easier, rejecting fine weather conditions
throughout the West and South The
trading in those markets was very dull.
Permission was granted to-day by the
United States Treasurer for the payment
by the New York Sub-Treasury Of S8OO,0OO
against gold bullion deposited In the San
Francisco Mint, which makes a total OF
nearly S7,OOO,OO of gold from Australia
and the Klondike Geographically trans
ferred from San Francisco to the local
banks since July /. The feature OF tho
statement Of the associated banks was the
increase Of 50, 500, 800 shown by the loan
item. which brings the loans to greater
total than on any previous corresponding
week excepting the year 1902 when their
total was s743,OOO greater The increase
of 81, 100, 400 in cash shown by the state
ment is about 81 400 900 less than the cash
gain Indicated by yesterdays figures "a
TO the known movements Of money, but
there is always a large unreported cur
rency movement at this season OF the year.
The increase of SlO,448,7 100 in deposits is
81, 259, 900 less than the sum Of the incr eases
in loans and cash, which is not good
balance. The loans continue 81 1872 o00 In
excess of the deposits The reserve re-
ouired is 50, ,875 more than week ago,
which, deducted fom the decrease in cash,
results in decrease in the surplus reserves
of 's5O5 275, bringing the amount now held
by the banks above lawful requirements
to sci ,O5s 300 compared with S9,74s,sS0
year ago and ls,l4s, 100 in 1901.
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GOULD ROADS DEAL.
Entrance Into Cincinnati Said to Have
Been Secured Finally.

CINCINNATI, Aug 2c.-George Gould,
after years OF endeavor, has succeeded
in getting a terminal in Cincinnati for
his railroad properties. Authentic infor-
nation from inner circles is that MIR. Gould
has succeeded in entering into a working
arrangement with tho new Chicago, Gin
cinnati and Louisville Railroad Company
which, until it's incorporation under that
title, was known as the Cincinnati Indiana
and Western, and also as the Chicago, Rich
mond and Muncie.
This is the line about which there has been
great litigation in the local courts against
the Big Four and with various property
holders for right of way into the city and
over the tracks of the Big Four Upto date
the new line has won every fight it has
on "a Ucd in
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
Live stock Markci

SATURDAY. Aug ~
Receipts OF becvcs were liz head, Including
q cars for export alive md for the market "a
trading In llvc catllc. Feeling steady. Dressed
brrf in light demand Al 6l2msl?c, per III. Cables
Unchanged Exports. ii35 brcvcs and 5.iSG
quarters Of hcct
Rccr,pts Of calves were ~ head all for the mar
kct Very little doing IN live calves but feeling
steady Prime yrnlS Snld at ST. Per 100 his:
Seals steady NJ 0di2':c. per III. countr, dressed
AT Saii,or dressed gr,%ScrS and huttcrmlks
AT a. rSc.
Receipt, Of sheep and lambs were BI3 head
nil for the market mniAng with N" stale stock
If ears to he sold sheep were steady COOL handy
lambs steady to trm, others slow, and heavy lambs
hard to sell, Two cars of stock were carried over
Fair TO prime sheep sold NJ ~ lOs3 20 per INO lbs
medium 10 prime lambs at si,62' 2MG.t2l.. Cam ..
dian lambs NJ SO2' aWG "a Dressed mutton
hhll A. %anf,2s prn In Wcstrtm dressed "r'h"r'
Receipts OF hogs were 700 head all for >!augh.
trrrrs, No sales In live weight Feeling hrm on
Buffalo adVcCs
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ADDED JON ron CRY ARcHyrErr
Opposition I'm Jersey city 10 $40. oom
Additional Fee for Mr. Rowland

Supreme Court Justice Dixon at Jerssr
City yesterday granted a writ removn,
to the Supreme Court for review the ac,io
of the Jersey City Board of Education j.,
appointing John 7. Rowland architect ~ ~
the proposed new high school, with a 70. ,
OF $4,000. John CARING, who made the
application, contends that AZ Rowland is -
the official architect of the city. with an IN
annual salary of 5000, he should do wba ,'
ever work is required OF him by the city
Mr.. Rowland says that his official duty i.
only to look after repairs to buildnss
already constructed.
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There were no Interesting developments In coffee,
the trading being dull With prices steady. Tho
cables we're fcatUrcrSS.
NAVAL STORES Spirits OF turpcntlnc, 58a50l3c,
Common To good strained rosin. 81 85dS.
PROVISIONS Lard was quiet refined Continent,
Ss35 Western prime, Sa5: South American. w.
Brazil kegs. $40. Pork was easy, with mess at
si+ 5Odsli so. Tallow, iasc. Dressed hogs 7'eGsc.
Butter Creamery. extras, 2oc" hrs's. iswia'ac:;
seconds. i6nI7ac. Cheese State, Z. C., small.
Colorcd fancy. l04c white. lOl.c., good TO prime,
o'2dloc. Eggs Nearby, fresh gathered. extras.
&c, seconds to firsts lIGl9c. Chicago. Aug. %
Provisions were higher early. but most OF the
advance was lost later because Of the rnslncsS In
grain Nevertheless ribs made net gain OF to
ia cents. September lard was up SC and de-
frrred months OH q, cents Pork closed steady,
Receipts OF hogs here were only 5000 and prices
at the yards &c, to lOc higher. There was some
covering OF September lard by shorts. foreign and
otherwise There was fall selling OF october prod
net by packers Western receipts were 5000 To.
day as compared with u 600 hogs the correspond
ing day OF last scar. Lard at Liverpool was Is
6d. higher
SUGAR Raw was Arm Mt 3 slGc. bid for 10 test
and 3 ice. bid for 30 test. Refined was Arm.
quiet graduated. jM5 ljc.
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II was very narrow ard undressing cotton
market, with prices down slightly owing to ilne
weather. liquidation and an absence OF very ag
grrSSiNe support. This Offset the cffect OF strong
cables and VIVA, is regarded as the strength OF the
statistical position Roll wcey are said 70 be do
Ing considerable damage in the eastern and central
portions Of Texas This statement Is made hy
visitors from TrsaS we'll as dispatches
from that state but bears affcct To regard such
reports with Indifference. declaring that they
cmanatc for the most part from New Orleans and
the bulls there, Hayre reported sales OF 100 bales
OF new cotton for delivery this week, but TrSaS
people say there is no likelihood OF any very free
arrivals OF Texas cotton before the middle OF Sep
TENDER, Just al the moment II Is a monotonouS,
waiting market with now and then an upward turn
In prices owing mainly to buying by leading bulls:
COFFEE. Rio on the spot was dull At 5'tc for
No T. Sales 800 bags Central American. Futures
unchanged. closing steady with sales OF 10 $50
bags. HaNrc and Hamburg were unchanged 10
i,c. higher. American warehouse deliveries, H.
IA bags Rio declined 25 rciS receipts 10 on bags
stock, Tll,000 Santos was unchanged receipts
50 900 bags stock. .OlR 900. PrlCCS as fOlloWS.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Kansas City Southern:

Kansas City southern:
1909 1907 Changes.
From July .,...,, 7ss o3, saoSs1 inS $50; ;c7
Union Pacific proper, .,'
From r mei July NIs s SS s esGTS inc ss
PITTsBuRG, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND st. LOUIS
The Pntsburg. Cincinnati, Chicago and ST. Louis
Railway Company reports for July
Gross s.ms 81 Ss ne G9s:
Net earnings. Ss2 es7 sisos57 Inc. ss2 700
From Jan, / TO July 81:
oper eSpcnses 1851 i5S aSssS7I inc al 90
Net earnings" s9.ss4,s2o sasJ?.so Inc s59.8ls
NEW YORK AND HARLEM
The New York and Harlem Railroad Company,
lessor, reports for the quarter ended June 20:
Rental city lines .- """''''
street road $500. 100000 s.oOO0O
Interest .''''.'". 7,h3l e2s Dec. sa2
From lessee for OK 800 500 80. 80 Inc '''
-, Gross income ...s.loel5 $1,000 Inc. $3.50
Tax on real estate a,@ '5 az Pee, 2,@s
Net Income ....., s,o5, is2 s,o2,sas Inc s2.sos
Dividends per cent. 100000 100000
Surplus for year .1,te2 s2,sas Inc $500
Cash on hand iO7 ' is, Os1 G Dec I sS,
'lncludcs $sS3 taxes on capital stock,
NORTHERN CENTRAL.
Tho Northern Central system reports for the
quarter ended June 80;
Elmira and Willlamsport Railway Company:
WO3 1902 ChTrgss.
Gross earnings. .... ,5i5 s9l37s Inc SOL IA
Operating expenses, .tos 2i2 1T Inc 81 200
Net earnings ,....,... SOL ,IOT SOL 800 bee. $500
Fixed charges ,,....... 5l,5c7 Hi26 Inc 7aOl
Net income. ,....... $50 &i7.543 Dec. g. Ne3
Net income for year 1921 W2lS Dee. 5l.?57
Flmira a nd Lake Ontario Railwag Company:
Gross earnings, .,,, 2i7 Ola s106 7Dj Inc S?O2lO
Operating expenses. 23O,@i lSGAsB Inc. 470is
DcNct. ............. S9R2On Si3 0Oa Inc. &21 40
Fixed chargeS..,...... 1928 1920 Dec. 072
DEFICIT. ...r..,......,. 3l,W f5Oil Inc. fnG.O5T
Dencit for year. ........ +s,Go.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

A special meeting OF the stockholders Of
will be held on Sept. 81. to authorize the
voluntary liquidation Of the bank in accord
ance with the plan of merger with the National
Bank OF Commerce
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shipments 900 I77OOo 10000 $4,000 see.
The attendance In the wheat ring was light and
the Trading was dull, with very narrow changes IN
prices Early in the day there was decline OF
q small fraction, owing TO continued iasoIap,e
weather over most sections, easier cables little
foreign selling and an easier market at Minneapo
was a rally on covering OF shorts. light receipts
at some points and more or less SUPPORT put to"ar
the close prices again saggcd on little liauldnon
In the main the trading was oil nali hOlluay
evening -up character Tho worlds shipments
are estimated at $500 900 bush, but II Is not cA-
pectcd that there will much change IN the amount
on passage. Liverpool and London were nn-
changed to I'D. lower and Paris declined 70 10
ccntlmcs. Budapest l kr. and Berlin NIX en-.
cHgo received 10 cars, OF which ~ wercol contract
grade. The winter wheat receipts were 3lsm
bush. against $4,000 last year Corn ana oats
were dull and slightly easier. owing TO contlnuca,
favorable weather, expectations OF an lncrcascI
movement In the near future and the absence OF
any noteworthy demand. The corn cables were
unchanged. Chicago received 27s cars OF corn anu
22a OF oats. OF which 80 and 10 respectively were
Of contract grade. 49,,
Receipts 8.s44 bbls. and 9.7SO sacks exports.
82s bbls and 49, ils sacks. Winter In hbls.: super
nne. 81, s0aS2 IS: No. 2cXtra $2sOGS3 clears Sfog
1855. straghts. S05a33.sO: patents. SOdA'l 10
Spring In bbS.: Clears. $3.85G&395: StralghtS, $4~
u IS; patents, 81 GO0gSi 30. Rye n0ur So to $3.50
CoTToS.--Spot cotton here was unchanged
Sales, $50 bales for spinning. Midding uplands,
l275c., against s1sc. last year; New Orleans and
Gulf. l3c.. against 9isc. southern spot MARKERS
were generally steady. Liverpool advanced o
points on the spot, with sales Of 5000 bales futures
advanced = to 0 points. but reacted and CLOSED
unchanged to 4 higher. The movement to-day
was as follows
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.06t die RYE was steady. No, Western. 5Ag4c.
G, T. T. buffalo. Car lots Jersey and state, S2@Stc'
track Corn was quiet. Sales. GO.OOO push So;
2 mixed In elevator, ic. over September. No Z
white, 59a,c,: No. yellow. 6lc. Futures closed &c
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WAsHINuToN. Aug 20 The cash statement
Of the receipts and rSpt nilturcs OF the Treasury
shows 49,
This dan, THIS month FfyrlIyray
Receipts ,370,043 S37 Oi2 O22 SIS SSI ion
Expenditures ...... l.M0.OOO 9.370.sO 90 7as isS
Surplus. ,,,....,. 1900 833 s2073 81, SIS 100 900
'Dcnct.
The receipts from customs to day were S844 ga:
from internal revenue. $3.50. 49, mLScellan eOus
tt5 sln National bank notes received for rcdemp''
ton, s5i7,3Si
the cash statement of the United States Treas.
ury for Aux, % shows:
REBEHvE FUND.
Gold coin $3.50 900 600
TtlraT FUND.
Held against notes and crrthcacs issued SsgT i43 400
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Trading in outside securities to-day re-
sembled that OF holiday In appear ance.
Of transactions, so to speak. taking place.
Price movements continued irregular with
an inclination toward a further lower level
None Of the late active shares showed any
manipulations in American Can pfd.. which
was forced up * per cent. on inside pur-
chases in the Initial trading and held at very
near the highest to the end Northern Sc
curites. under moderate selling. sold own
= per cent, In sympathy with the decline
In the stock market st. Louis Transit
lost nearly per cent over the last previous
bid. Seaboard Air Line shares were frac-
tionally lower, but inactive. The Copper
stocks in general were neglected.
The transactions In the market to-day
were IA follows.
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Co!pruaERrIA'L..

All Markets Dull--COtton Declines s'aght'y
Weather Flne-LOcal Liquidation
--Weeyt Damage I'm Texas:-ssrain
Easier - Favorable weather - wheat
Gables LOwer--sOtfee steady-Pro-
Visions Firmer.
SATURDAY. Aug. 22.--GRA1N. -Wheat--Spot
WINS easier. Sales. 10000 bush. No. red,
&c. under September. No. Northern pu-
luth SIC over September; No, Northern
New York. SIC. over. Northwestern re.
ceipts were 225 cars. against III last week ana
lss last wear; Chicago, so cars. against 81 last
week and 800 a year ago Futures closed
unchanged TO &c. lower Prices as fol-
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-12-31

The inventor of the safety bicycle,
George Shergold, died recently in an
English poorhouse.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-12-31
Fight Will be Bitter.

Those who will persist in CLOSING
their ears against the continual
recommendation of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, will have
"a long and bitter fight with their
troubles, If not ended earlier by fatal
termination. Read what T. r. BeaIl
OF Beali. Miss. has to say: Last fall
my wife had every symptom of con-
sumption. She took DR.. Kings New
Discovery after everything else had
failed. Improvement came at once
and four bottles entirely cured her. "
Guaranteed by A. l.. Burgan, Druggist.
Price soc, and s1.00. Trial bottles
free.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-12-31
PORTO R|CANS
ARE IMPATIENT
ANXIOUS ABOUT A PROJECTED
TROLLEY LINE PROMISED THEM.
THE ENTERPRISE BLOCKED

Employees Would Welcome Their
Wages-officiais of the Construction
Company Express Ability to Com
pIete the Work and Public is Anx-
ious.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-12-31
Revolution Imminent.

A sure sign of approaching revolt
and serious trouble in your system is
nervousness, sleeplessneSs, or
stomach upsets, Electric Bitters will
quickly dismember the troublesome
causes. 1t never fails to tone the
stomach, regulate the Kidneys and
Bowels, stimulate the Liver, and
clarity the blood. Run down systems
benefit particularly and all the usual
attending aches vanish under its
searching and thorough effectiveness.
Electric Bitters is only soc. and that
is returned il II don't give perfect
satisfaction. Guaranteed by A. l..
Burgan. Druggist.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-12-31

A. e. RUScH 4 CO.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-12-31

San Juan, Dec. 24.-The much-dis-
cussed 100000 Porto Rico trolley
scheme promoted by the vandegrift
Construction company of Philadelphia,
is now talked about more than ever be-
fore. A large number of engineers,
surveyors and workmen are waiting
for Compromised wages, other credit
ors are clamoring, the San Juan offices
are closed because of non-payment Of
rent and the public is beginning to in
quire about 100000 bond given to
the people of Porto Rico by Scranton
indemnity company to insure the CON-
pletion of the road to Caguas by July
! 1, 1904.
| The battle for the franchise was
hard struggle, and the executive coun-
Gil long and wisely debated before
| yielding such valuable right, which
carried with 1t the finest water power
in the island, at Generic Falls. Wal
ter M. Yeager represented the vande-
grift company, and one of the vande-
grifts came to San Juan to reassure
doubling Thomases. He also hired
two corps of engineers to push work on
the preliminary surveys from either
end. meeting in the middle of the is
land. Ferryboats, cars, supplies and
many other things were already bought
on paper.
The specifications were beautiful.
They were bound with red silk ribbon
and provided for everything down to
the last spike, and the color of the fast
express cars-buff, with pale green
trimmings.
The road was to run across the is
land from San Juan 20 Ponce, reducing
the time from thirteen hours to three, |
and the fare from SIS to IS or &c.
The surveyors went to work last
April. and met in August near Caguas.
Then they came in to San Juan to- wait
for their pay. They have been waiting
ever since, although each mail brought
assurances from Mr.. Yeager that their
money would be here on "the next
boat" Fifteen next boats" have come
and gone. but most of the surveyors re-
main here, stranded, only a few hav-
ing procured employment In conse-
quence clearinghouse keepers, mer-
chants and others have suffered.
Worst of all, native confidence in big
American schemes has suffered al
shock which will have lasting effect. |
Even the porter and messenger at
the company's San Juan office we're not
paid. Mr.. Belknap, the assistant man.
ager. who was in charge when Mr..
Yeager was not present, has given
them certificates of the amount the
company owes them. The messenger
has a piece OF paper which says that
the concern owes him $64 in wages. &C
cumulated on salary of $40 a month.
Mr.. Vandegrift, the head member of |
the firm which gained the confidence of
the government and the executive
, council. when asked about the stand.
ing Of mis- concern when he first land
ed, stated for publication that his CON-
pany was an old and well-known con-
Germ in the United States. with unlim-
tied capital back of 1t, and was amply
able 70 build a s., ZOO. 900 railroad with
cut asking for any assistance from out
siders.
The excuse of the Vandegrift people
fer delaying payments was that he
, stringency of the money market in the
States prevented the sale of their
bonds
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-12-31
How To Save Money

Write Marsh Mfg. Co.. 53S w. Lake
ST., Chicago. for catalogue. They sell
Piece Upholstered Parlor Suits
worth $40 for SIS. SIS Morris chairs
for 81. SIS Hot Blast Stoves for $500.
SIS graphaphones for $40. 75c. razor
hone for Csc. So gold pens for $1.0O.
IS revolving book cases for $3.50.
And anything you can name at less
than same can be bought of any one
else. Catalogue free. Write at once
for 1t and save money.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-12-31
A Costly Mistake.

Blunders are sometimes very expen-
slVe. Occasionally life itself is the
price of mistake, but you'll never
be wrong if you take DR.. Kings New
Life Pills for Dyspepsia, Dizziness,
Headache, Liver or Bowel troubles.
They are gentle yet thorough. Csc, at
A. L. Burgan's Drug Store.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-12-31
A Frightened Horse

Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants, or a hundred
other accidents, are every day occur.
rences. 1t behooves everybody to
have a reliable Salve handy and
there's none as good as Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. Burns, Cuts, Sores,
Eczema and Piles. disappear quickly
under its soothing effect. CSC, at A
l.. Burgan's Drug Store.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-12-31

ance was carried. Evidence of in
cendiarism was found. man now
under arrest for incendiarism is out
on bail. This fire was in the same
region as that of the four others
within the past week.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-12-31
Bates Arranees Headquarters.

st. Louis, Dec. 24.-General John
Z. Bates, commanding the newly
established northern division of the
United States army, arrived from Chi
cago yesterday to arrange for his
headquarters. 1t is not known de-
finitely when General Bates will re-.
turn to Chicago
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-12-31
tNcENDlARIsM SUSPECTED.
Four Horses Burned to Death in Barn
Near Appleton.

Appleton. Wis. Dec. 24.--A fire
destroyed Ted Hawley's barn scuth
of this city early yesterday morning.
Six horses were burned. No insur.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-12-31

EpEE knowing what 1t was TO suffer I
NJ Will give FREE OF CHARGE to
any afflicted. a positive cure of Eczema, Salt
hheum. Erysipelas, Piles and skin diseases
liz tan relief Don't srffer longer. Write f
w WILLIAMS. 40 Mauhatten Ave New York.