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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-21
correspondence.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-21
Gn 10 Wcres Earil,

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@inureii, me9st bili9. Sfrlu til
9. Nrblun9.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-21
Chicago + n. ". n. n.

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Sgndag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-21
III. r11dn9cId,

SerDeo bsnlsbss ersbe eanbsmGnos OPP
mqrflombeb paa, at leg ben 30. Aug. ouers
taser ben af Mr. Bombs biotil. brepne
Smebeforretnins Rorb for @roweas Ofhce).
Gnbefalenoe mig paa bet bebite meb al Slass
artsibe benbersn6e unoer Sa9et.
2Grbsbi9if
Riels Jobnien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-21
MisiiDnsmpoe | Gtban, g. ..

9prbag o9 Ssnoa9 b. %. Os 80.
Oflo6er af9oioes Wiisfonsmpbe /
Gt6ar. g. DAT.
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Dat. 5. peoerfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-21
uOaniferen""
areOaa ben 21. GftOber 1904.
Blair, Nebr.

Danit 0uostjeneite poa Sgnoag
DOT banIte lut6erite atrte til De ieoz
Donliae 5ioer, 5orm. 81. 1870 og
Aften ST.. 7.3O.
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Rl. 9 Worgen.
@ubstieneite / aennaro paa
Egnoog (23. Oft) 1920 u. 10.
SsnbdqsIfole bper Senoag ST. 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-21
Narlii ii. Sala.

200 acres, ca 50 acres opopttet. gobe
npe % uunmelise Spsninser. Il Mil til
sud Citation -Meisriet - @eit 7sumorf -
ct. 9stets Menisbeb. Man fan oeioo tebe
bt 100 acres oQ rente Reiten.
On nGrmsre Cplpsninsst "trip til
3. y. j. AfOu, enf, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-21
iii ealss.

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60, $50 VIC. IS. 81 0hl ira Blair. Rebr.,
II Aoro Tor Cana 9ouess. $50 acres OPP
bprtet % Rsften i grGslono tpaiture), so.
lamb os Stou. Stort II eto9es Stuebus,
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Acres til Sl0o pr. acre os II Qeres til sos
pr. Mere.
Wau bsnpenoe ls iii
j. u. aline, Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-21
Silfammen $42. SO

Grpert Commons Gapport at 2.
Gent. 1904 piier. at PlaB timber
sountgst $3.50.
Qae un~beriegelier tiliammen bier
fdoleoes en- Balance I plabes GdOgr
pod S9.77.
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k GUNNER rigtige.
9e funone 5orEteGigbeoer 6ibrss
rs ane fra %foriteaig 5ortoltninq
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Der unger Statteliiten.
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f, at ltnoerisgelfernes Gum falbt
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Ct. 9Ouis. 5dn priier ltoftiningen
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fprtjener. Oct er ben ftsrfte, %
pragtigite 8erben nogen SFnbe bar
fet, % narp9renbe Generation bill
life faa Magen at fe. Men ban me-
ner, be ifdl fe fig gobt for, ON Of
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filba9ebetolt. life at tale ON bet 30
RICE ai be 100000, u%bftiaingsn
for toitet.
Sobn McQuarrie bar ct fort
Cploe at gngningsmaterialer og aul
III lopefte grifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-21
Cnlfer 9e at fobe

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itort banit Excitement, life lanst ira 6ilf,
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ltriue til unoeriegneoe ior HGrinere Oplps
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-07

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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-04

The News seems to regard it helm
Gus crime that these men accepted the
nomination on the Democratic ticket
because they were once Republicans.
But two years ago the News supported
a candidate on the Republican ticket
who had always been, up to that time.
a Democrat. Verify, consistency thou
art jewell. : The News asks all Dem
Gratis and Republicans alike to vote for
Bradford for County clerk, because,
forsooth, he has held nearly all of the
offices within the gift of the people OF
the county. That is just the reason
why all the Democrats and the Repub-
licans alike should vote for Felix
Burns, who is now and has been, for
nearly ten years, a resident of the
this county and has never yet asked
for Office. On the question of residence
Mr.. Burns has had good legal advice,
although but one Eagle River Attor-
attorney was consulted.
When the News had private detec-
tive out locating Mr.. Burns residence,
I would like to know if they found any
trace of the Villas county records that
disappeared some time ago in so mys-
ferrous manner. Put Bradford on the
shelf where he belongs among the has
beens and elect Felix Burns. Burns
may have committed a crime in SEMI
his children away to give them an edu-
cation If so he demands the right to
be tried in Arber Vitae where the crime
was committed, and he wants the vOt-
ers of Villas county to be the judge and
iory At this time the Burns family is
in Wausau temporarily, but when their
education is completed they will come
back to their home in Villas county. So
you see, the claim made by the News
that Burns is a resident of Marathon
county, is, to put it mildly, incorrect.
The News, being a Republican pa
per. is probably within its rights When
it dictates the nomination Of a Repub-
lican county ticket. But it has no
right to NEEDLE with the formation OF a
Democratic ticket Let every voter
in Villas county who loves fair play and
who will not be controlled by politi-
cal boss rebuke the high-handedness Of
the political rings in this county.
Vote for Hanson, Mcdonald and
Burns.
FROM A VOTER AND TAX PAYER,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-04
Communicated.

Arber Vitae, Wis, Oct. 20, 1904.
Mr. B. Walters,
Editor Eagle River Review,
Dear Sir
Please insert the following few lines
in your paper relative TO the Demo-
cratic county ticket
In writing up the biography Cor pos
sibly the obituary. of the Villas county
Republican ticket, The editor of the
News cannot refrain from giving the
Democratic candidates fling. He re-
fers to Hanson and Mcdonald, Demo
cratic candidates for the Offices OF sher-
iff and county treasurer respectively, as
"beasts of burden" That seems
hardly fair to call these gentlemen
"beasts" simply because they are OPP
posing candidats to some of the bosom
friends of the News editor. They are
both honest, upright and competent
men, who if elected will perform the
duties of their Office in satisfactory
manner. The editor of the News may
think. as he says, that he always sup
ported Hanson when candidate for
Office, but Hanson when he looks back
two wears is of an entirely different
opinion.
By the way, Mr.. Editor, what became
OF that $4,000 of county money that
was blown in some years ago on
county ''trail' and when supposed to
he completed, could not be found by
the hest woodsmen in the county.
wonder if any of that money is being
used for the benefit of the Republican
candidates in the county this year.
ln regard to McDonald's work before
the convention will say that it was all
done out in the open, relying upon the
promises made by the men who con-
trolled the Republican convention. NO
underground work was done by him
and no misrepresentation OF his opon-
emf. Mr.. Mcdonald has been known
to many people of Villas county Tor from
five to twenty-five years and no man
can point out dishonest, under-hand-
cd or unmanly act committed by him
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-04

take pleasure IN presenting to the vot-
ers Of Villas county the name of VIM.
Small, of Minocqua. He has been
resident of the county for a great many
years and this is the first time he has
come before the people of the county
for office. He is a very pleasing
gentleman to meet, courteous and obi
ging. If elected he will aatend to the
duties Of the Office in person. Vote
for him and you will cast your ballot
for sober, honest and reliable man.
One who is entitled to the considera-
tion of the voters, and one who will at
tend to the Office in person
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
G. Francis Colman, the Democratic
candidate for this Office is one of the
leading lawyers of the county, He has
been engaged in the practice of his
profession in this city for several years
and is one of the many young men of
northern Wisconsin who are making a
success of his chosen profession. He
is the present encumbent of the Office
ana his administration of the affairs of
his Office have met with the approval
of everyone in the county. Mr.. Colman
has always given his own peasonal at
tention and has never employed the as
sistance of counsel to prosecute case.
which, by the way, is more than some
OF predecessors in Office can say. II is
his policy to handle the affairs Of Lis
Office in the most economical manner
possible aud he has not been III The ha-
bit of needlessly forcing cases into the
circuit court. The result of this is that
his term of Office has been the most
economical one in the history of the
county. Mr.. Colman is entitled to re-
election at the hands of the people of
Villas county this fall, as we believe
that every man in the county has
recog nized his worth in the office
he has so satisfactorily filled for
the past two years.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-04
,uF TICKET YOU SHOULD SUPPORT.
conDetent, Honest and Upright Men
Who Ask Your Support at the
Polls Next tuesday.

v4r Tuesday the people Of the state
q ,-;..on-fr will be called upon to
n,ra who will for the next two years
,,,7ra rle reins of government, both
j .....rv state. and national. We are
49, .r,.ag. to take up our space at this
.;,,. in An endeavOr 10 discuss the nat
4 .,,..I and slate issue that have Occupi
dtha attention of the public for the
.,st vaar or more, for we believe that
.ho various issues of the platform have
had very fair consideration by the
rotor and that long ago he has made
-, his mind how he was going to vote
i on these matters. However, we do at
this time wish to take up atten-
t;or to the various country and legisla-
tive candidates on the Democratic tick
ct.
The men who were nominated by the
Democratic convention in this country
are foo well known to the greater por-
tim Of the residents of the county to
need an introduction at our hands. To
the older residents Of the county it is
hardly necessary to speak of them at all
/ BuJ oar, is a growing community and
tits not unreasonable to say that there
are upward of three hundred or more
voters in this county now to whom they
arp more or less strangers. To these
voters q few words about our candidat-
es may not be amis. They are all up
rght, honest and competent men who
have been selected for the Office to
which they have been nominated purely
upon their records as such, with the
realization that in selecting them and
if they were elected the affairs of the
county would be left in trustworthy
and deserving hands.
There has boon some dissention caus-
ed by the action of the convention, but
we believe this has been purely person
al and that the party as whole have
accepted the ticket as one worthy of
their united and unswevering support.
It is inevitable that all should be pleas
ed with the acts of a few, but when
that few is vested with the power and
authority to nominate and place before
the party county ticket, it is the du-
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-04
High School Notes.
Bernice Donnelly, Scribe.

Mrs. S. V. Mooney, of San Francisco
visited the LIST primary Monday.
Mabel Sayner went to her home at
Sayner last Friday. h
The Woodmen and Royal Neighbors
have given the High school basket
ball teams the use of their hall. The
young people appreciate their kindness
very much.
Last Friday afternoon the LIST Pri-
mary had novel spelling contest.
The second primary had an interest
ing Hallow ZEN party last Friday.
A few necessary repairs are being
made on the school building.
A great deal of conscientious work is
now being done in all lines in the High
school.
Mr.. Fuller has been giving series
of interesting talks on the process Of
electing the president of the United
States.
From indigestion aches and pains
Your system will be free,
If you'll but take timely drink
Of Rocky Mountain Ter.
Eagle Drug Store
Vote for D. H. Walker for the State
Senate.
The farmer loves the rolling plane
the sailor loves the sea,
The girls they love their lovers
And Rocky Mountain Tea.
AT Eagle drug store.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-04
SHERIFF.

John Hanson, candidate for sheriff
on the Democratic ticket is too well
known to the people of Villas county
to need any comment on our part. Inc
nomination for this Office came to him
unsolicited. In fact he was not aware
that his name was coming before the
convention. and it was only upon the
most earnest solicitation of his friends
that he consented to be candidate at
all. We believe that he is the chosen
candidate of two-thirds of the people OF
the county for the Office of sheriff. Ev-
ervbody knows John Hanson and every
body knows that he is man OF prlncl-
pie, upright, courageous and honest'
Vote for him and give him the honors
that are his due at the hands OF the
people of villas county.
COUNTY TREASURER.
John A. Mcdonald, OF Star Lake, -
the candidate on the Democratic ticket
for the important Office of county treas
nrer. Mr.. Mcdonald is widely and fav-
orably known throughout the county
as a reliable and successful man OF al
fairs. and over at Star Lake where ne
is engaged in the jewellery business ne
is spoken of in the highest words OF
praise by those who have had business
dealings with him. The Office OF
county treasurer is one Of the most Il
not the most particular and importan0
Office within the county, and none DuC
the most efficient and best quallneo
person should be elected to the ONCE
regardless of party lines. Such man
is Mr. Mcdonald and we solicit the
support of Democrats and Republicans
alike for his candidacy.
CLERK OF THE COURT.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court Se
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-04


not advocate the principles of that par
w. Mr.. Hirzel, the Democratic candi-
Date, has been resident of Eaole
River for the past eighteen years and is
well and favorabiy known throughout
the entire district. He is one of our
enterprising business men, and has. we
believe, lived in the district long
enough to be enJiJled to sit in the legis-
lature as its representative
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
For this important office the Dem.
ocratlc party has placed before the
people OF the county one who is in every
sense Tilted for the office. Mr.. Felix
Burns, of Arbor Vitae, who is we'll
and personally known throughtout the
entire county. Mr.. Burns is and has
been for over 10years resident of this
county, and during his residence among
us has proven that he is through and
competent business man, honest and up
right in all his dealings. 1t has been
stated IN recent issue of the sEtrue
blue" sheet across the street that
Mr.. Burns was not resident of this
county, but that he was resident of
| Marathon county. We wish to most
emphatically deny this statement. Mr..
Burns family is at the presint time liv-
ing in the city Of \Vausau where they
are located temporarily so his children
may obtain the benefit Of schools facil;-
ties that are not to be had in Arbor
Vitae. AS soon as the school year is
finished they will return to Villas coun
ty and will, we hope, become residents
Of Eagle River. He has filed the Office
of assessor for the town of Arbor Vitae
and we do not think that he would have
been eleted to that Office by the peo-
pie of his town unless he had been a
resident of the county. If elected to
the Office of county clerk Mr.. Burns
will give the Office his personal atten-
tion and his past record in public and
private business is sufficient guaran-
tee that it will be thoronglY and satis-
faetorily executed.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
Mr.. Ed Campbell of Lac du Flombeau
was the unanimous choice of the con-
vention for the Office of register OF
deeds, and they made no mistake in
placing HIM on the ticket, He has
| been a. resident OF the county for the
greater part OF the past sixteen years,
and was for a number OF years resi-
dent of this city. He is well and fav-
orably known throughout the county,
personally so ameng the woods boys,
and among the business people and
others where he has resided he bears a
reputation for honesty and thorough
ness of business methods. In the nom
alton of Mr.. Campbell, the convention
selected a man whose education is such
as to fit him to fill the Office for which
he has been requested to become a can
didate, and we believe that he will do
so with credit to himself and satisfac-
ton to his constituents. Mr. Camp
bell is engaged in the hotel business
at Flambeau and owing to business
matters is unable to make personal
canvas of the county. However, we
believe and hope that he will be sue
cessful.
! SHERIFF.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-04
THE ASSEMBLY.

I's'e River faces the rather pecul-
,@' Preoleament this year of having
WY, ,N0oL her citizens running as opposing
N"10'Iates for the assembly, Only one
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-21
LAYHAWKER JoTs.

Bones and coal are worth the same
price ir Cheyenne county.
A Stafford county youth traded his
guitar for a mule and a gun
A devoted ingalls, father wheels his
baby in a rubber-tired buggy.
A rural route carrier in Rice county
has travelled 800 miles since August l.
Fredonia streets are Uttered with
waste paper that should have gone in
the stove.
A Stafford delegate got so "bewild-
ered' at Wichita that he lost his socks
and shoes.
Twenty-Five years ago, March a. a
Wilson county peach orchard was "a
bower of blossoms"
twenty-five years ago this week
three wagon loads of dried apples were
sold in Sterling.
The stork landed a 12-pound cub at
the st. Francis home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bear the past week.
Mr.. Mock. of Erie, is putting in a
fizz out mock drinks.
A Neosho county man with twenty
two well developed boils claims to be
as patient as Job was.
Hays City church ladies will give a
social in the mill. They hope to grind
out the golden dollars.
A peach tree wand told Hays City
man where water was. but he had to
go down $50 feet to get it.
Osborne is a great bread eating town.
One baker turned out 1926 loaves and
$50 buns in thirteen days.
Three dozen eggs and a sack of
cookies was the find of a rural carrier
out of Sterling the other day.
Bushton man complains because
the family COW has three little calves.
It doesn't leave any cream for the
coffee.
A worthless settler in Meade county
is going east to his wife's folks. He
says it's too far to water and good
society.
Governor Bailey announces that he
time ago Mr.. Hoch was hustling for Mr..
Bailey-'s scalp.
The Deweys have ESCAPED from the
Berry patch, but have yet to break
through Uncle Sans net around their
COVER nment land.
The trial of a Kansas man at st.
Louis this week recalls the story that
| it's great year in politics for graft
! ing as we'll as drafting
Stark women are getting their gar
dens spaded up by telling the Ike Walt
ons of the family where a fine lot of
| fishing worms are located
A Topeka woman passed the transfer
station Sunday in the rain displaying a
flaming scarlet parasol and a Nile
green petticoat. "Humphr' remarked a
spectator, some people have such idi-
otic ideas regarding the prophecies of
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