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AMERICAN OFFICERS OF HIGH RANK
ENDORSE AMERICAN REMEDY, PE-R(LNA

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dor-eto"ut ol ~ ror@:r= aee .
T. cam. .tr9g5z.
Gcmcrej 4,t3> pt III, q : 4,
Writes: 81 aU1ld- fc Fl,.ssr,# tc etv
that solneof nay FatieutsW 65 az=sc u -
fcruna a. a tome tad al, 10. .,s3#teHhas
troubles, hayo ho"n great Y Esuetlfed
av to a.ea.c. am satisfied oi Che
80. i=aae a. .heaaIie. .9-Ch3El, Eyll2+
Gcuerai tceszn oi Wasi,.n&ton. y {
@tlte-. Il t.e=Pjeasure in rHdutslns
the many recommendations I EaNe=
beafd and re9i OF #pcruna, hoeause II
having had 4tHev.iedFc ef The truth of
50 many of t6"m-
Wo.fVa5s fef our 7ieI, and "t.inr
friends ot liz remetlies that We have
learned, from experience, were good
far Us when aIIu& N ttcsatne vny,and
"" do it as a duty We feel thai ~e owe
them.
"Why is 1t any the less eur duty TO
advise all the people " e.fu Whom we
e al AS
es ~ neive remedy that mal.eS mary
cures, and benefits IL almost All eaScs9
"My own little personal experience
of being relieved of deafness, caused 10y
a siege of catarrh, warrants me i'll ad-
vtsiaR all The afflicted to just try
Peruua. "A. NJ. Log.
Col Shatsweu Ot Washington, d C..
Writes t' CONNIE nd frruna II Il most
agreeable as well ~ effective medicine.
Gatarrh aud catarl bal colds are checked
and generally eurta hY 4 iH6tesotls H,e
of IL II lis good promoter Of digestion
and is an cxeelleny remedy for a weak
stomach. II tones up the appetite and
Il not at MI disat fo"ahlc to take.'-
Nathaniel Shats~ ~cll.
Capt ain jackson o. Washington, u. c.,
Writcs: am eiphtN=three years old,
n veteran of the Biack Hawk, M"Niran
and Civil Wars Nomc years ago | was
seriously affected With ratarrh Of the
stomach. Aftcr tie use of three bottles
Of Pcruna every appearance of my
complaint was reluovcd."
IF YOU do not derive prompt and sntia-
factory results from the Use Uf feFuna,
write at once to Dr. Hartman, tslg.iuo
tGll statement oi Yots "a.e ana Nc "lll
b" pleased to give you Ai- valuable adj
vtce - ,ttiS.
Hdt -e:#, Dp. Hartman, Hr"eiaent Of
'H' u - ~" u y.
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All symptoms OF catarYh have disap-
peared, yet I continue its moderate use
as a preventive, and an old mans tonic.'
w. II. Powell. Belleville, III.
Gen. Sebring OF the Confederate Army,
Writes: 81 can cheertully recommend
your yalJis BILE remedy Peruna as a very
colds, catarrh and general de bility.o-
W. II. Sebring, 1873 w. 4th ST., Jackson
vile, Fla.
General Payne of Washington, D. c.,
Writes: Il join With NY comrades in
recommending Peruna to my friends as
an invigorating tonic TO build up the
ystem."-Eugene B. Payne, 4o7 4th ST.,
n. w, Washington, y. c.
General TaIley Of Pa. Vol U. S. A.,
Writes: "Your Peruna has been used
by NE and my friends as a relief for ca
tarrhal troubles with the most beneficial
results. | am SO convinced of the efficacy
of Peru4ta that ] DO not hesstat to give
it NY recommendations ~ m. Cooper
Talley,' 713 d ST., \. f., Washingt ton,
D. G.
General EieeIoW Cured.
Gen. J. t.. ]fise .1W, ~ G So, n. W..
" Wa>Ajngtoa, u. c.. writes:
"herI.Ua aS niece NE wei and it has
@ i: II O.. 49, - i, .l.t /.
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Io nr. Ilal ,udA.. t. .--Tentos
Oi I'c-ru-Iia.

| No other catarll. ramedy in the world
lhas receive! s;:eh L +is.i elIiusz...
from So many renowned statesmen unG
rnilitar1 lte2i - | - t.ai...
4 Gen. o'Hc,rT1e ot tt4'.:e', @tes5. D, C.,
Witt: -, l.it>i. ot ;. ...~..s., HHe3
>acGuaia tanees have zIcc, @~11liy UscG
your Peruna as :, ei,ss.:f.l ts..e, 1 1eei
that il i, IA If - - 80, rec-
onmena il a. @G1c,1 to tI.esst Suffering
lfrolk that dise..e as 3 ],,..i hopeful
Source of rtl,e.l-= =. t.etrne.
- Ge::::-..-s::' S.S'.zs=..== .,s;r
. Writes u I;.v,' t'i4..lt .'cr;..aa to he a
wonler ..z...e1- I-=...s. ,.sas, il To-. d
= >short ti,ae arA - ttc--,e's :, satisfied
as to its lneril-."-s. =. .,zr, Wash
ing:on, l.. /.
81, .':2r e:,..e...,, .::;.,sy
Writes II O.. %ee.o;s,tz..-ts= ,.se1ilna to
al those wiloare ;>:.i; ;..:.a. y Ii cutarrh. =
ID. T. Kirby. sl.'t.s.oI, u. G.
BrieadieT General s.s..4 OF Confederate
t.tis:Y,
Writes: - nrhesis;;tilas:ir g that
am convinced rer!. "a . q lnr. ciae th.i;
will effect al t=e et!ses = IL. c.aIn>ae,
for its use. - iioyd \ i..se. X ashing-
ton, u. c.
General St:a:is, & 8eass!trt. s. c.,
! Writes: ." have used <. ~, for ca
tarrhel -re'tlte aHd ttaa 1t Ael.e Zeal
and to be = that L profl.iss.s, ard free. y
give il Ely UnGt4.s. .Gca sacotnmenda-
tiOn. Robert S,lta,lS
Genera. Abbott OF Washington D. c.,
Writes: II am f.. " convinced that
your remedy Pertla il All excellent
tonic. Many of my friends have used
1t with the most beneficial results for
coughs, colds and eatari Ia. trouble. y
Ira G. Abbott, aa6 NJ ST.. y. w. Wash
ington, D. 6.
Captain Yarnet! of Washington, D. c.,
Writes: "Nour H. diciite, PerlIna, I be-
Geve to be the best medicine for c:tarrh
on the market. I have taken only a
small amount, a1G can see ""rv henefi-
cial results.''-',. q. YarnelI, - Lin
coin street, \. l.. NashiIl4to II. G.
Genera' 'y:cis;;s OF u. S. 4,
Writes: q lave 10 hesitation in rec
ommendiag I'erl!;la to an j;se.s,..., w.ao
are q atf!;c1cd With e.f"rrhHI 1rou le... =
J. D. McHriGe, 40 Pennsylvania Ave-,
N. W.. WASH ayton. u. c.
Gcnarat I. .cs.+e 81 4. sj..
Writes g.
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MIS-JUDGED FIN.

Jack-Bess said NO" to me last
evening, but | don't think she really
could tell why she did it.
May-Oh, yes she could. She told
me.
Jack-Did she?
May-Yes, she said she didn't think
you'd take NO" for an answer.-Phil
adelphia Press.
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General Chase, 2 ST., Adj. Cert G. A. r..
Writes: "The exc. it=.-'c of Peruna as
q cure or relief Ter II Nai disturb
ances is well estahliSh1r. Many of my
friends have been beno tee. ~ ITS use
p. F. Chase, 2s Harrison So, Ana
costa, d. c.
General 0'COnnor of u. V. Lee. N-:S,
Writes: eff you are suffering frol.: ca
tarrh or physical debility, immedi2isiN
commence the use of Peruna. i has
been of the greatest benefit and service
to many of my friends - pcnI'a
O'Connor, 73s 32nd ST., n. W., Wash
ington, ID. c.
Gen. Wright Of tine Confederate Army,
Writes: ~ take pleasure in recon-
mending Peruna. 1t is a remarks hle
medicine and should be used by persons
who are in need of good tonic and by
sufferers from catarrh. .'-MarcHsN right,
1924 Corcoran ST., Washington, d. G.
Gen. HaWIey Of Washington. D. c.,
Writes: Il have used Peruna and find
It very beneficial for kidney trouble
and especially good for coughs, colds
ard cat:..rh;.i trol.h,es."--A. +, Iia"l.y.
..:ig. Ccu. Ce6k. q Was. s.:ssoi:, q. G.,
N3ltes: .h - 'Ay friends
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BANK BUSIEp.v

That's a remark heard quite often
Ii You have not been a depos;tor of
combusitblcs in one of these intlam-
nable concerns, you den t know the
fcrscln feeling it gives one to see the
savings Of hard work and years swept
away, and nothing to show for ii.
Now, rel estate doesn't bust.
w don't say that because We want to
Sci you real estate, but because it is
trae Yon buy house You have it
always. Il ST Steunch, firm arm to lean
upon al any time.
+. Talk TO US: VIC can help You to pres
ptrity.
WIN. BURKE,
! IA West Second avenue.
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BRIEF MENTION.

Miss Fannie THAR is in Little Rock
today
G. NJ. Richardson of Fordyce is reg
istered at the Trulock.
Met l.. Wilbourne left last night for
, business trip down the CottC4 Belt,
Jchn T. Sifford and Geo. Pope, bust
ness men Of Camden. are in the city
today.
Mrs. J. l.. farrell of Prescott is Wis
ting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. c.
". Drake.
G. n. Ragan of Sherril visited his
parents here last Sunday.-England
Courier.
R. G. Brader of Junction City is
among the business visitors in tn
city today.
Miss Annie ST. Clair spent Sunday
With her parents in Pine Bluff.-Eng-
land Courier.
Mrs Frank Arnold (nee Miss Azuba
Tbcmpson) will visit her parents, Dr..
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am now using II heHeaetallN, | can
safely rccontuo uG its use 10 person
suffering from this disorder. ."--t}eo. y.
Cook.
Gen. Middleton OF Washington D C.,
Writes: "Nour preparation ef Per,Ha
as 4 cure for catarrh rs well AZ Il tonic
deserves the gratitude of those afflicted
with that disease AZ well as physical
prostration. | have been much hcae-
lted IN every respect IN various way,
;,:lsi feel II a duty to recommend IT.
usefulness to my fellow citizens. John
Middleton.
General Sypher of Washington. q. O.,
Writes: "After suffering for years with
neuralgia, was persuaded ny a friend
to use your remedy, Pcrtna, and after
giving it fair and thorough trial, /
can now cheerfully recommend Rerttna
to any one who is suffering with
neuralgia. 1t is also an excellent tonic. ~
i. II. Syphcr.
Brig. Gen Gibson Of Washington, D G.,
Writes: "Scsuila j, not Only remedy
for colds al c,.;:=.-.5.. htl 80 an al
mirailie ts=-..c 80 should he II "yery
lous, mold. . es.".mcTl,! i ,'.t.-e., II
and usH TO all trsGt.s, ia U-5f.- II
,11 ~ - I,
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NOTICE..

There VII be meet.al of the
steekh>z 3els oi tho Pine Bluf and
souJheIa "a Nay spupaus n =fb-
beard o: 'rade goel-s IN Pin Haf
April - .3o5. at Ia m tn yoJect
of the meeting W as t. inesease The
board 4 directors fraa. dvo 70 t5inc
Also to tlcct board Of 4irectorz to
nIanaac the affairs Of fEe company 90
one year BY order COMMISSIONERS
7. b. AND S. RY.= COMPANY.
80
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After girl has proposed to man
and she has accepted him she tries
to make people believe she might
break it off.
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a good general tonic. ."-Chas. F. Noske,
213 B ST., n. w, Washi .gton, D. G.
General frwin's Recommend.
"Many Of my friends have used Pc
runa as dyspepsia remedy with the
most beneficial results" . John B.
Erwin, Washington, d. G.
Brig. General Sche;i Benefited.
"Peruna is indeed wonderful tonic,
and for coughs and colds l know of
nothing hetter."-F. NJ. Schell, Wash
ington, D. c.
General Duffie!d of the Union Army,
Writes: "I have used Peruna in my
family and have found it valuable
medicine, and take pleasure in recon-
mending it to all who suffer from ca
tarrh of the stomach Or who require a
tonic of efficiency 1.-THE Cairo, Wash
lngton, d. c.
General Butler Of South Carolina,
Writes: 81 can recommend Peluna for
dyspepsia and stomach trouble. | have
Zen using your medicine fo1 short
ncr:od and fo"l very much relieved. II
- iIdeed a Mona&.ful medicine, besides
a good tanic. ~. G. Bu, Ter.
&C., TO- ~, + X 7uet No. 443.
x .c- ft"r Il - ont. HOttic O. Pc
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NOTICE TO CCNSuM.
ERS.

Monday, April 10, is the last day
to save discount on your March bills.
PINE BLUFF LIGHT AND WATER
COMPANY. 1-10)
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FOR RENT.

Neatly fuFn shed #roe=,- Bath and
other convan..nc's. West Sixth ave.
nue., c.oso IL. Address p. O. IL
city
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b lot of secondhand windo"
shades We have them new and al
colors at 20 cents each. See Sidney
Helms. 80 West Second avenue.
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TX Club.

The next meeting of the Tx CIV
Will be with Mrs Alex Strauss.
Fourth avenue and Oak street, on
next Tuesday.
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-RemGmbcr am still wrlt.r@
fire Insurance. in old line companies.
See ne at ~ Main street. w u.
TankerSley
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Big bargains N secondhand SOW
ing machines. We keep all kinds q
machine supplies. Machines for rent.
Sidney Helms, 210 West Second ave
nue..
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Ladies Temple Society,".

The Ladies' Temple society will
rold an interesting meeting Sunday
afternoon at / o'clock.
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Brig. Gen Gibson Of Washington. D G.,

For repairing aud manufacturing
of harness call upon
WM, KELLER,
210 West Second avenue.
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If YOU want DR.. A. B. Loving, cal
Coon and Bedells drug stCro.
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Who had part in it did we'll The
srecialties were good. several encores
he nc given Hattie Peters, Vashti
King and David We'll All the charac-
tors in the play, and those who rem
dered the specialties were of the lit
tie folks set, excepting few boys and
misses. Rabbi Frisch deserves great
cred for the success of the enter
tainment. and he was abby assisted by
Misses Brunette Altschu1 and Josie
Dreyfus, The entertainment was fol
lowed by dance which closed al
100
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SOCIETY NOTES
i. + 1. i. i. i 4. i. 1. i. H. + + +
Purin Entertainment.

Purln Entertalnnent.
The Pur;m entertainment at the
Buff City club rooms Thursday night
vas a success in every way. "Esther
was well presented, and every one
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Jewish Council.

The Jewish council meets Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock,
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fw"nfE-E::Giit -'.rHa., fe;Hi';,,,:@
SeH Ii, :, e., 9 :. ., ss..4sit.~
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Gcmcra) f,t;y> ot III, q = =,

TGNCIoI 7-''Fy> u ,NI . . =
Write.: ." aU9li. Htr Ft,a.=.p tc t.v
that so,ne of NY Fatleu;s " be .lzs,.ztt -
FeruHa IL a t5lIpe'lt1d al, tep szl# #a.tI j. -
tr.u6Ics, haye he"n GraacY benefited
ilv to s.,t.c. au satisfied 81 tho ~
49,. is44., -. .=.t5,,,saJ fHI=9fI,.# P.fI=z
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Nrtes: \sw.nt ~ VI. -. rss.-
aal if,eliG- H.s>s.G .eH -a.l.T.
ny tn" u.af l4.rf3H H#
ftaataos.-l aaafe.ls- ja-a .ls.... ..i=
+ G. Arm -trt5flr-.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-02-03
Denton House to be Re-0pened.

Joseph Stepanski, of Milwaukee,
purchased the Denton House last
Saturday from John Green. Mr..
Stepanski will repair the building
both in and outside, and will fur
n;sh it in a fine manner He will
conduct hotel and sample room
which will be in readiness about
the last of this month. Mr.. Ste
panski has conducted hotel in
Milwaukee for several years and
is we'll qualified to run a frst-elass
place. We wish the proprietor
abundant success in our city.
The Denton House has been
empty for long time and we are
glad to see it again fixed up and
occupied
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-02-03
High School Notes
beatrice Thrun, Reporter.

Katie Bolte was absent from
school this week.
Isabelle Clark of Watersmeet
visited the High school and Gram
mar department Tuesday morn
ing. !,
Grace Carpenter reentefeo
school Wednesday afternoon.
Next Friday afternoon the High
school Literary Society will De or
gained; the programs will cen
sist ofrecitation>, essays, talks, de-
bates, dialogues, music and par
liamentary drill. All of the pI-
nils will take part. Occasional
" the public will be iavited.
The Rhetoric class is interested
in the last story by Alice Hogan
Rice, 1t is a serial in the current
numbers of the Century Magazine
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-02-03
A White Bronco.

J. J. Roderick, the tonsoriaf art
ist, had a very lively time Monday
afternoon while exercising his new
white pony, who desired to go a
faster pace then it's owner desired.
The pony struck snow bank in
front of Stewards jewelry store,
where it left the cutter, but ] ].
chung to the lines and after taking
slide on his stomach and side
through the snow for about thirty
feet, he let the pony go its way
alone. No damage was done but
an experienced driver now holds
the ribbons when the bronco is ex-
ercised.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-02-03

Killed by the Train.

Word was received here Mon
day night that a man was killed
by the train neat State Line. The
dead man proved to be Joe Stur-
geon, an Indian. The body was
badly mutilated. It's presumed
that the man was struck By a lop-
ging train late Monday night a
mile. north OF State Line and was
killed, and the accommodation
freight engine picked up the body
on the Cow-catcher and took it IN
TO State Line station where it was
discovered and was taken into the
freight room and the proper au-
thorities were notified. 1t was al
fist thought that the Wisconsin
authorities would have to take
care of the remains, but the Mich
igan authorities took charge and
saw that the dead Indian was Civ
a respectable burial. Booze
no doubt was the reason Of the
Indians death.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-02-03
Infant Daughter Dies.

Last Sunday the family OF Mr..
and Mrs. Leo St. Louis, were re-
joicing over the arrival of a daugh-
ter, but Wednesday the home was
in mourning. as the Angel 'of
death had entered and the life CT
their daughter was spirited away
The infant was returned to tue
mother earth Thursday afternoon.
The bereaved parents have the
sympathy of their friends IN their
sad affection.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-02-03

Last Thursday a daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Dick
man, OF State Line. Mrs. Dick
man is guest at the home Of Al
bert NJ Artin,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-02-03

Miss Matte and Otto Essen
baueh, of Ogdensberg, arrived in
the city the first Of the week on a
visit with their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wa. Persohn.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-02-03
Church Notes.
CoNGREeAr1oNAL CHURCH.

CONGREGAIIONAL N11O
The subject of the sermon 1oI
next Sunday morning Will DC $,
The Church and the Churches, :
and in the evening, the pastor
will speak on the subject. me ne
GARDEN of Eden" You will be
interested as we'll as instructed.
Come and worship with US. 1880
and 7:3o promptly.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-02-03
absolutely ag@

Last Thursday a daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs Julius Dick
man, OF State Line. Mrs. DICK
man is guest at the home Of Al
bert NJ Artin,
Miss Matte and Otto Essen
baueh, of Ogdensberg, arrived in
The city the first Of the week on a
visit with their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Persohn.
John WISE brought TO town yes
terday, two wild cats which he
trapped Wednesday night Wild
cats seem to be getting very nu
merous in this vicinity Of late.
George Steinmetz. who has been
logging for the Duel Lumber Co.,
of Minneapolis and Rhinelander,
up near Rummels broke camp this
morning.
John Small was up from Three
Lakes Thursday and made ar
engagements to put up ice next
week for Robert Felt, whom we
understand will soon handle Blatz
beer
w. FL. Adams will leave Mon
day for Madison, where he will
read a paper on Small Fruits in
Villas County" at the State Horti-
cultural Sooiety's annual meet
ing.
Jud Brazel stopped off in The
city for a short visit with relatives
Wednesday. Jud. was over to
Rhinelander to zee his father who
has just returned from the Ash
land hospital.
w. S. Wright, Government Far
mer of the Lac du Flambeau Res
ervation, was business visitor in
our city Monday. We acknow'
ledge a pleasant call from Mr.
Wright while in our city,
Rev. L. e. Suficool was over tt
Rhinelander Wednesday where he
united in marriage James McDer
rick. of Minneapolis and Mis-:
Francis Farren, of Fond du Lac
The young couple will reside in
| Minneapolis.
Fred Warnken, who has repre-
sented the Weis Bros. for many
years on the road, has resigne c
his position with that company
| and has gone into business him
self and made his krst visit to his
customers here the first OF week
in his own intetest.
E.. Schlecht, furnace expert
for L. ]. Mueller Furnace Co., OF
Milwaukee. was in town Saturday
and inspected the heating plant
in Alex. Higgins residence. The
trouble experienced was found to
be a defective chimney hue.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-02-03
Louie Denton Has Returned Home.

We are pleased to inform the
many friends i'll Eagle River Of
Lo4ie Denton. that he has left the
hospital and is convalescent at his
logging camp near Hiles. We
had the pleasure Of conversing
~ieh Louie at Monico Monday, al
though Louie IS looking rather
thin, the wound does not bother
or pain him but little, and it will
be but a short time before Louie
is hlmsalf again. Louie is very
fortunate to be alive, and but for
his rugged constitution, would not
have survived. His MANY friends
are now rejoicing over his return
to their midst.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-02-03
Personal and Local,
vi loose cigars at all dealers.

Mart HirzeI snant Wal,oado..
at Hackley. ~ 9@'@y
Mlo HIT
Besgemar IN o III - elo.noay Tor
OH. S''''''s mp
HackIev rrsfeT5.,, - oo"" from
-
Z D. Stewart spent Wednesday
a 7'a's Line on business
A. 6. Richison went to Mirw,n
kee Tuesday on bn iinesa -
n. 4 CoIm,o NOS
visitor at Coaovar lz7a~,,aa 80 mess
Thnrsdsv far ; -, e., - = t.8l7y
- ''s'e u
John Gudegast was Rhiaelan-
- . y '''9 week
~, lahk fedefer was up from
1 Ia C Lakes saturday on business.
MyTon Mather was down from
0td e Line tuesday between trans.
on business. u
Joe Nemacheck departed Mon
Gay Tor MarInesco' Mich, on a
business trip.
Louie Thomas was down from
Lac Vl9ux Dessert Tuesday on
I.sr ~ H.r,r ~
legal business
MIS-: frank Halt, departed tor
musk, WIS., tuesday Tor a visit
WITH ner parents.
Inc Ladies OF the Royal Neigh
Oo' rouge Will give a dance the
24tn OF this month.
Joe Laus the candy manufact
urer of Oshkosh, looked up the
trade here Wednesday. u
Mrs. D. T. Rjordan who has
been very i'll, we are clad to an
nounce is on the gain.
F. G.. Sanborn, of Ashland, was
business visitor in our civ We'd
nesday and Thursday.
-. DoaO,roou xa.,x,od 20
Cream R.v Mondav after . waek 9
v,s;f here win relat;v-e
81,
~ p c> ~n's' - 80 Dl, "a5 w.
f:~1
n0So"y ''''''" Al'eDo'.
T.. ]. Coad. of Milwaukee, repre-
sented the Ol!ver typewriter com
pany |" oo' 'l's "i'o'S
Mrs. P. Walsh returned home
Saturday from a weeks visit with
her son ana wife at ofahooh'
Assemblyman E. A. Everett was
up from Madison over Sunday, re-
turning to his duties Monday.
| D. e. Riordan returned to Mil
wauk ee Tuesday after a short Wis
it in the city with his family.
pev c.o,oa Rahcock was over
from Rh;nelsndex Thursday and
held Episcopal services inthe eve
ming.
1oh, DocLe,v and Gene Hull
returned Monday from Mercer
where they were working IN the
woods.
D - Parish called on his Gus.
toners here Thursday in the in
terest of Willy & Co, of Apple
ton.
1890, u,a,sh came mn from
m - Saturday on a visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rube
Slatterv
49, navn.rd ,be well
Minoen way na Osh-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-02-03
WHILE
THERE'S
PLENTY
of good reasons for
considering our
Jewelry

the best it is hard
to select the one
most convincing.
To our mind
however, quality
is the most impor
tant and we make
it a point to have
that up to the
highest standard
at all times.
III i Q h quality
without re a S o n
able prices would
not constitute a
bargain so we ad
just figures to a
low notch.
= cTrlgfknT
JEWELER,
Eagle River, Wis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-02-03
no Lecture Course,

'GS ,sFfftRo
| s ,,.'J's course committee
b s i tss a a word of appre
|'sPPort this course thus win
| |. The three entertainments ri INN ~,h,
F'&aeduIed to come at cer,
| S.'S they came and we're rs EN- en-
Y For the benefit Of those
!. 'so to know Of the financial
!. ny "t'he course We will CIV
j. Came out $3.50 short
,,~1n.,tee has supplied Thai
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-24
A NOTE OF THANKS.

TO the n%eighbors and friends in
Hampton and vicinity; to the church
OF st. John and choir entire; to the
pastor of the ~neighboring Methodist
church. and to all who hourly brought
to US token Of their love and sym
pathy. and to the physician, who in
his unselfishness and nobility OF char,
acter. did all that human skill could
devise to avert our great sorrow, We
uesire-te-tllus publicly express. in So
Tar as words can express, our appre.
citation and gratitude. .
MIR. CLARENCE G. WATKINS,
MRS. CLARENCE G. WATKINS
S. CULVER JENKINS.