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PropietsriO. Tomas Jordan Santa
M2rfa.
Description de IL propiedad:
Embargo Case no 16. 734.
Una casa mampostegfa de un pis0
techada de zinc en- Ia Gale del GeneFaR /
Stone. Mide IA metros de frenta poP
25 metros de fondO, Endsndo por 81
frenta 5 Sud con d Gale del General
Stone, Norte 81 Rio Vivf, Este 8 sea &
d deFecha entFando con casas del deu.
dor y Ossts 8 sen rs izQuierds solar
del mismo JoFdsn Santa Maria.
Contribution adeudada sly .49
Mas recRTgos y costas.
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Propietario, Tomas Ramos.
Description de ID propiedad:
Embargo Case no. 16. 959.
138 cuerdas terreno quebrado con
cuantO en- eIlos estR eucIavado dediCados
& caf6. pIstanos y malezas. situadas en
Ell bRrrio de Don Alfonso. de este T6rmi-
no Municipal. lindsndo 81 Norte con
tierras de Antonio Dfsz Padilln; Sud
Valentfn Villanueva y Vicente BsrnR-
Get; Saliente Maria AntoniR Muniz y
Sotero Pab6n. y CASTE Rosalfa Here
din Y Sncesores Hernandez.
Contribution adeudada 500 80
Mas Fecargos y costas.
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Propietario. sucesi6n francisco Ara

PrOpietariO. Sucesi6n francisco Ara
bia.
Description de Il propiedad:
Embargo Casa no. 16. 585.
Una Casa mamposter1s de an pis0,
situada en- Ia Calle Cayo HuesO de este
Pueblo. Mide 8 metros de frenta por
10 metros de fondo, lindandO 81 NOrte
y Sud con casas de Ii misma Suceai6n,
Oaste ID Gale Cayo Hueso. y Este con
casa de JosefR GilVe y SolaFes del Mu-
nicipi0.
Contribution sdeudsda 1914. 25
Mas reOargos y costas.
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Propietario. Manuel Egozcue.
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PropietariO, Manuel Egozcue.
Description de n propiadad:
Embargo Case no. IL. 645
FinCa fhstiCa en- el BRrrio de SsIt0-
arriba de este Termino Municipal com.
puestR de 100 CuerdRs terrenO IIano ,
quebrado con cuanto encierra. Iindan.
do nl NOrte con Suceei6n de Francisco
Garcia y Rio GraDde. Sud con SucesO
res de Roses y G m af1ft. Este con el
Rio GraDde = Oeste con Juan del Car
men Avil6s.
Contribution adeudada S118.1 10
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( n Hawaii faIIeci6 Ia
Sra. Anastasia Rosa.
Dee en Ponce dos hiias.
EDe nuestro cogrespoasaz alberto
E MSnVieJle J

Olaa, H-w4ii, Msrzo.-El dis IL
del presente falIeci6 en- ests vi
lla (Olaa) una seflora de so sflos Csc
Oa1cul0) natural de Ia Martinics,
de nombra AnRstasia Rosa, Vulgar
mente ls llsmaban noQdGno0) Tambi6n
dfipme ella que en- ing6s le IIams Jan
Elisabeth.
Me dijo. adenn6s, que tenia dos hiias
en- Poncg, de nombre Filomena Rosa y
Emilia Rosa. LR inHds dei6 su marie
do y an mnchacho de nombee Fermin.
81 marido n6mbrase z lCaTfes Francis,
de eolor negro. Llegaron aquf on una
de las emigraciones.
Dichs difunta era una de las perSo-
nRs mas QueridGs en- ell csmpamentO,
especiAlments por nj y demSs ofciaIes
de ests pIantaCi6a.
Pido & la prensa de Ponce en- gene.
raj ID reproduction de estas Ifneas.
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subaata pdblica: Bisnes inmuebles

Suoaata .puoliCa: Bienes Inmue 0aSs'
El die 90 do Mayo de 1905, log sS. dos
De Is tkrdes seran vendidos en- q oug.
CoIectuEia de RsntaB Internss go 80
municipa alidad sal mejor poatoF, Los sls
Ruientes bienes inmuebles que Iuelfol
eunbRYgad0s p0T 10 haDer pagaoo g ~
debidO tempo les c0ntribuciones ven
Cidas y los recaFgog seg1n dlspone g
Ley de Rentka InteFEas:
Propistario. Francigco Lluch Ba'
Trerae.
Description de la propiedad:
Embargo Case no. II 33l! s.
400 cuerdas terTeno quebrado 2 g. c.Ie'
platnnog. pagtos Y mRlezas y eolncl9s1
situadaa ca 81 Barrio ConAelo, anSea
NoYzsgarsy. jurisdiction de Ut1aae,
f. r., IindandO 81 Norte con 81 IlC
ViVi , Salvador V6!ez; Sud con g
mismo Rio y SuOesi6n Manuel Rivers
SaIiente con Simon Pierlulssl, ? 70
nieDte Daniel Rivera.
Contribution 9deudada Sl83 ~
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Propietario, Juan Pablo Vega.
Description de ID propiedad:
Embryo Case no. IL. .333.
65 cuerdas terreno quebradO cafe
platanos y malezas, aituadas en- 81 Ba-
Trio Consei0 de este T6rminO Munich
pal, lindante 81 Norte con terrenos de
Vidal Co.: Sud Francisco Oliver y
Succession Nj ndel Rivera; Este los
mencionados Vidal v Co. y Oeste
Piszza v NataIi y BsrtoIo Ortiz
Contribution adeudadR S29.04
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r0NSETClA VA LAS bfADRES. ~ HI iarabe calmante
rs a sedora Winsow Hebe senpie que los nin9s
estan 81 periodic ID ia den ci6n Priporclona avIo
.1anrdsfa A pauucnd patente. produne Sueno rt-
Nural tranquo, avia ell dolor e angsiito despria
7nrV yivo y alepte les muk aeradabe al paaddr, cania
NIn6o a6landa srs enciaS alivia dolores, haee &
Giles las fnciones del est6nago regua los lnestnos
Ys ii r,e;or gsreo aonotido para n tanea " pr6s
nsyo 800 AZ ~ dentic6n dc cualqufsra otra causa.
T6npase mucho cudapo en pedlE q aFa0s NaApaa
ds Il Senora Wi1slow es q melor ae eoeoAs
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Propietario, Fernando de Leon.
Description de Ia propiedad:
Embargo Case no. is $50.
Una CASA de madera techada con te.
jas de bnrro. de un piso en- II Gale del
General Stone. de este Pueblo, de IL
m trOs de frente por 10 metros de fcn.
90. lindando 81 NoFte con el Rio Vivf;
Sud Gale del General Stone; Este Ca
lie de Crist6bRl Colon y Solar del Mu-
nicipio, y Osste Calestins CasaIduc do
Iglesias.
Contribution adeudada S1OI66
Mas recargos , costas.
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Pfopietario. Manuel Jes6B Rivera.
Description de la pFopiedad:
Embargo Case no. 16. 726.
Finca r6stica y casa hAbitaci6n si.
tuada en- el B srrio 6e CsDiaco com
puestS de 80 cuerdas de terreno con
lindes por el Norte con Ell Rio Grande
que desembcca en- Arecibo Este y Sud
con Pedro Aleiandrin0 MaldOnGdo y
Oeste Eleuterio Rivera
C1ntribuci6n adeudada $172 ~
Mas reCaFgos y costas.
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Sc VENDE

UN TAGH2 al yaciO de dametro bOmba demas
accesorO DOS TRIPLEEFECT0S bOmbas
los pesaudo magnEco servieo
motor Coliss - =
Para mas inme d Anartado postal 9oa San uan ptoRieo
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ROIEL PATRIA.

Adquirido por los sefiores Soler y
Dfaz eE eHotaI PatFia. , Gale de Te-
tu6n no. 8, antes de don Rafael Mu6fz.
10 Ofreeem0a nuestr0s amigos y EeIa-
cionadOs.
HabitaoioneB fFescas. ba6Os dc ducha
y Viatnn 4 A bahia p.
I'll Ron vieio GateII estf recono-
edo p0r to1os Los psFitos en- q mate.
1Ia como q meiOE de lag difero1teg
Hll.e.. que exirten en plaza. puro
4 higi6nioo
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JUNTA EsCoLAR DE NAGUABO. va
cante una de las escuelas graduadas de esta
poblacioD por renpD cia del maestro que la
desempenaba, est4 Junta eacolar acordo
Rnunciar dioha vacante p9r 81 termlno de
diez dias, contar de lR publication de este
ahuncio con obieto de que los se1ores
maestros de instru scion que deseen so lcl--
tarla, diIiian sus peticiones 4 esta presiden--
ella. Naguabo 10 Atril 1905 ~ Ramon Ro-
driguez Gonzalez.-Pr ionte, 10 ". S.
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DEBPUEg DE PROBAR todoa los engafio-
sos remedios que he anuncian es cuando mas
se agradece la eficaoia RADIO AL del Digesti-
vo Mojarrieta, ouya superioridad esta univeT-
SRlmente confirmada.
Curaciones desespeFadas en- personas bien
5onoc!das que 10 tomaron duFar to tres me-
ses son las que 10 han hecho gloriosO, pero
I'm solo estuohe produce mejor efecto que
una docena de frasco9 de oualquier otro re-
medic; porque adem6s de ser el 1nico verda-
dero Curative radical del est0mago y del
intestine, sin engano$a aooion oalmante, es
Digestive Puridcador de los alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que deda hostia tenga gra-
Dado ell nOmbfe Digestive Mojarrleta.
Dep6sito general do las FaImaoias de Blaneo y Ca,
Ramon Almazah Y HideI (suilernety, en- san Juan
as PuertoRioo; de Fenta on las principaes Drogue-
rlas de Europay America
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WANTED. Men compe tent to take shsr-
ge Of an orange plantation. Address, Civ
ing references and salary expected, Box 42s,
San Juan, p. r.,
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Sc NECESITA.- " I'm hombre competente
para nacerse cargo d9 una plantation de
chints. Direction, dando referencia g
sueldo que Sc Pida, Box 425, San Juan,
p. r.
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Propietario. Joa6 Hudo.
Description de ID prOpiedad:
Embargo Case no 16 735.
Una casa maderss techada de zinc,
terreEa, con solar. situada ca eE pobIad0
de Jsyuys. Mide metros de frente
pOr 10 de fondo, lindsndo 81 Norte con
Mateo Mattel, Sud Gavino Ledesns,
Este eI mismo Ledesma y Oesta. Jaime
Oliver.
Contribution adeudada s116.26
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PrOBOSIGi0NaS para eI SuniRistro

de comestibles Y otros efectos
a los establecimientos que es-
tan baio Ia direction de esta
oficina.
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65 SAN FRANCISCO 68


T-o-.
oontrs general Pintores tO1a cae a zsoss.
Tenian1o establishments Pinturas de6s
Cha aOtes 81 tOdos Los abaOs 1eoneSs ~
2eata PAza e Pdhdc0 lPseQI ncliOOs y
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CCnDaglie Generate IIanSatIantique
Itinerario dc Ia Inca Havre Bordeaux Haiti
vENIDA
r e ORNO.

Precios de Pasaies
DE SAN JUAN PR, AL HAYRE VICEVERSA
Is deI@ 200 3@ dele F.7t0
2@ del f. 800 Enrepont F. 4C0
Nnos AMOS gratis hasta euarto de pasais
hasta AMOS medic pasaIe; de adeIane pasae
Las famlias que pasae enteros de enda
rebaja de un Is p8.
So e1enden betes de ida yuela rebaa 25 p8
Para mas Tor 5iaiirse 4
]. I. SILVA, Banking and COmBTGiII,
(COnsQnatariOsl
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-09-15
Letter to Mr.. Henry Manus,
NEKOOSA, WIS.

NIhoooA, WIS.
Dear Sir: The usual way to buy
paint is to take the lowest price by
the gallon. Mistake; the buyer loses
by it; how much? Depends ON the
paint, it is so much a gallon, or sc
much year. How much a gallon OF
year, do you think? AS much per
haps, as the total price of the paint,
1t may take twice the number of
gallons.
N. Avery. Delhi, N. Y, owns to
houses. both exactly alike. He
painted one with DevOe and one with
another paint. Deyoe 6 gallons; the
other II.
Go by the name: Devoe. There's
nothing dearer. except not painting
at all. Poor paint is better than
none.
What does it cost not to paint all?
Can't figure it out exactly: say a
tenth? of the building a year, beside
looks.
What is poor paint worth, then?
Don't know and don't care: you don't
want 1t. Go by the name.
F. w. DEvOE & Co.,
New York and Chicago
p. S.-A. H. Kleberg sells our paint.
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SIGEL.

Martin Hansen sold five head of
cattle in town and delivered them on
Saturday last.
Misses Edith Johnson and Agnes
Hansen spent Friday last in Grand
Rapids, shopping and visiting.
Charles Ecklund, one of the wide
awake farmers of Sigel, took a large
load of fine looking sheep to market
on Friday.
returned from their wedding trip to
Westtield and are now keeping house
at their home in Rudolph.
The week old baby Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schultz died on Friday night
from some infantile ailment, and its
mother, Mrs. Schuetz is very i'll at
the time of this writing, and her con-
dition has been considered as serious.
Frank Lupa, one of the pathmasters
in the town of Sigel has had a force of
six men and four teams at work on
the roads near the farm of Charles
Ecklund this week. Part of the road
there was not as it should be for this
we'll travelled road, and Mr.. Lupa has
it into shape for lots of travel now,
A force of men are engaged this
week in repairing the road from Erick
Berg'S farm to William CrOnStedt'S
corner, This piece of road has needed
repairing for some time, and at last
is being improved as it should be.
Every spring and after every hard
rain, the rough and followed ouU
roadbed was filled with water and was
almost impossible. The work of
getting the road into Better shape is
almost completed, and will be a de-
cided improvement to this section of
the highway.
Most of the farmers of this section
are engaged in fall plcwing now, as
most of them have their threshing
and harvesting done, at least than
part of it that can be attended to at
this time. There are still a few
farmers that have their threshlng
to attend to yet, but they are becom-
ing less every day, and that part Of
the years work will soon be wound up
and the grain disposed of. Ploughing
will now be engaged in by most of
the farmers here for several weeks.
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and her sister Miss Mary Barrett
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry WinSloW
last Thursday.
The ice cream social and basket
festival Saturday evening for the
benefit of the M. E. church held at M
S. Harris was not well attended, the
proceeds being about SIC.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Kinney and
daughter Mable of Hancock also theil
guest, Mrs. Hattie Turner, of Chicago
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs ChaS
Allison and Mr.. and Mrs. Allie
Holland one day last week.
Report of Joint district number
three towns of Pine Grove and Plain.
field for the month ending September
eight. Number of pupils enrolled 80,
Average daily attendance 33. Pupils
not absent during the month, Vesta
Sparks, Alma WinSlow, Inez and
Thomas Daily, Mile, Alta and Ora
Cornwell, Madge and Martin Rice
Bessie Bovee, Pearl and Ella Wilson,
John Martin, Ward and Harley
Brewster and Lloyd Bovee. Katheryr
Sweeney, teacher.
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THREE JURORS CURED
OF Cholera M0rbus With One Small Bottle
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

Mr.. G. w. Fowler of HightOwer,
Ala, relates an experience he had
while serving on a petit jury in a
murder case at Edwardsville, county
seat of Clebourne county, Alabama.
He says "While there | ate some
fresh meat and some souSe meat and
it gave me cholera mOrbuS in a very
severe form. | was never more sick
in my life and sent to the drug store
for a certain cholera mixture, but the
druggist sent me a bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea
Remedy instead. saying that he had
what | sent for, but that this
medicine was SO much better he
would rather send it to me in the fix
L was in. / took one dose of it and
was better in five minutes. The
second dose cured me entirely. Two
fellow jurors were afflicted in the
same manner and one small bottle
cured the three of u.s." For sale by
Wood County Drug Company.
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NEKOOSA.
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| Mrs. Villas and her son Tom were
visitors at the county seat last week
Mrs. A. f. Zurfluh and son departed
on Tuesday to visit relatives and
friends in Fond du Lac.
| Mrs. l.. Gutheil is back from
Chicago, where she purchased her fall
and winter stock of goods.
j. Kuter and son were visitors in the
town of Sigel on Wednesday, where
they went to visit relatives and
| friends.
Otto Polzin, clerk in Kleberg's
| hardware store is in Milwaukee this
| week attending the fair and visiting
his parents.
Peter Christman. representative OF
the Green Bay Brewing company at
Grand Rapids, was here on Wednesday
calling on his customers.
Mrs. d. j. Simonson, of Tomah,
and the Misses Apley and Miss
Williams, of Chicago, are guests of
Mrs. III. E. Fitch this week.
Rev. Father Feldman departed on
Sunday evening for La Crosse and
Dubuque, Ia, where he will spend a
week visiting and on business
matters.
Doc. Burhite, of New Rome, was
here on Monday, and went to Grand
Rapids to consult with physician as
30 his health. Mr. Burhite is quite
poorly, his ailment being rheumatism.
Miss Adelaide Kuntz, of Fort At
kinSon is expected here Oh Saturday
to resume her duties as trimmer IN
Mrs. Gutheil's millinery store. She
will be well remembered. as she was
here during the spring season.
Mrs. A. E. Lapham and daughter
Nora returned on Sunday morning
from their extended trip through the
western states. They report most
enjoyable time, and were very much
taken up with the western country.
Mrs. William Hooper and son Har-
old returned on Tuesday from their
extended visit in the west. They
spent considerable time at the expo
sition at Portland, and visited in
Seattle, Tacoma, and Spokane, and
report most delightful trip.
A class of six girls and seven boys
took their first communion at the
Catholic church last Sunday morning
Father Feldman presided, and the
services being very impressive, there
was large number of relatives and
friends present to witness them.
Gus Buigrin, proprietor of the
Grand View house, returned to his
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home here, Thursday morning, from
a several weeks trip through the
state of Colorado, where he met some
of the former NekOoSa residents. He
reports them we'll and prosperous.
Miss Elfreda Timm, of Milwaukee,
who is trimmer for the Livingstone
Mercantile company of Merrill last
season, stopped off here for short
visit with her friend, Miss Martha
Rea. She expects to go to Merrill the
first Of the week, to take up her old
position.
DR.. Hugh +. Waters departed on
Monday for London, Canada. where
he will visit his parents: before
he returns will be united in marriage to
Miss Belle Moore. Their reception by
by Nekoosa people will be very cordial,
as the doctor has many friends here
whoswill be glad to welcome his bride.
While in the act of attempting to
board the Chicago and Northwestern
uraln al Ine depot IN Grand Rapids
last Monday, Carl Gebhart was
thrown to the ground and his head
and face badly lascerated. A ply
sician from the county seat dressed
his wounds, after he was brought here
by means of rig.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Tricky, who
have been visiting old time friends in
the town of Armenia, where his
parents formerly resided, were here
the first of the week, on their way to
Grand Rapids, where they expected
to stop for couple days, then go to
Mcmillan, where Mr.. Trickey
holds position in the Wis
consin Leader printing office.
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HOME TOWN-reSidenceS 1905.

A HOME IOWN-reSldenceS 12O0.
ALTITUDE-990 feet above sea level.
ANNUAL RAINFALL-35 inches.
AREA-9 square miles in all; two
square miles of residences and bust
ness houses.
BANK DEPOs ITs-S1, 152, 900 annually
CAPITOL - county seat of Wood
County.
CRANBERRIEs-cent of Wisconsin
growing and shipping zone and great
est cranberry country in the world.
DEATH RATE-for 1904-5 ST percent.
DIsTANCEs-to Milwaukee, 159 miles
to Chicago by way of Milwaukee, 234
miles: by way of GAINESVILLE, 273 miles
to st. Paul, 1873 smileS: and to Green
Bay, 90 miles.
EDUCATIONAL-best high school in
the state outside of Milwaukee and
Madison; seat of the Wood County
Normal school: also five first class
graded schools and two parochial in.
situations of learning.
EXPRESS COMPANIEs-American
United States, and National.
FIRE PROTECTION-Two well
equipped fire companies; first class
water works with 200 feet pressure
and two pumping stations. Insurance
rates low.
GREAT DISTRIBUTING POINT-fOI
farm implements, vehicles, lumber etc
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and others. at very low rates. For
example will sell to Portland for
Seas, to Seattle for S30.4S to Los
Angeles for s40.3S ETC., from Grand
Rapids. We have the short line you
know, to all of these points, and our
time cannot be beaten. Leaving here
at lO:22 a. m. we get yOn in to st.
Paul at 4:45 p. M, which is in time to
catch fast trains out of there the
same night. The dates are from
Sept. 10 to Oct, 31-daily. Call me
up phone 134 or 500; or call at the
office; or [ will call on you. Valuable
information from actual experience
cheerfully given. If you expect to 60,
let's have talk about it any way.
A. D. Hill. local agent.
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PLAINFIELD

Mrs. Munson, of Wausau, is visiting
ner sister, Mrs. l.. S. Walker this
week.
Tim Smith lost one of his horses
last week the animal having got cast
and died suddenly.
l.. M. Brewster has the carpenter
work all finished on his new house and
is now ready for the masons.
Mrs. Edith Clark and son Loren are
attending the state fair at Milwaukee
this week and are visiting relatives.
Elmer Strong has his new house
well under way. Frank Johnson is
the builder and is doing an up-to-date
job.
Miss Bridget Barrett, of Almond.
former teacher ia the Harris district
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SOME FACTS ABOUT GRAND RAPIDS
Interesting Statistics About
Our City Did You Ever
Think Of Them?

HOsPITALS-One fine new public
hospital and private hospitals.
LANDs-Thousand of acres of first
class swamp lands being reclaimed by
land companies and ready to be made
into fine farms near the city.
MANUFACTURING pulp; lum-
Der; boxes: tables; sash and doors: fur
niture: brick: butter: foundry pro-
ducts; beer; bicycles; wagons and buds
flour and feed: concrete building
blocks; pickles: broomS: marble and
granite products, etc.
NEWSPAPERs-One semi-Weekly, the
WOOD COUNTY REPORTER: and two
weeklieS.
PASSENGER TRAINs-25 daily.
PoPULATIoN-In 1900, 4493; present
number, 6l61. 40 per cent increase.
POSTAL RECEIPTs-last year S12 900.
Chicago & North West.
ern; Chicago Milwaukee & ST. Paul:
Wisconsin Central: and the Green Bay
and Western; in four directions.
RIVERSIDE DRIvEs-eight miles.
SEWAGE DlSPOSAL-by means OF
the swift-flowing Wisconsin River.
STREETS-5 miles macadamized.
TAX PAYERS 1000
TELEPHONEs-50 local phones: Bel
station: Western Union telegraph.
WATER-frOm nine arteSian wells
WATER FRONTAGE -four miles or
Wisconsin River.
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II you Are One Of Those

Who have an account with G. r.
Schuman, please call and settle the
same as soon as possible, either to him
or at g. r. Beardsley'S store. Ac-
counts must be settled by the 18th of
this month, when they 60 into the
hands of collector. Yours respect
fully, G.. E. Schuman. 1t
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services, assisted by four Others. The
church building 1924 by So feet in size.
with L foot posts, and will cost the
society nearly $500. Rev. William
Smith, who has been pastor of that
society for the last year, will continue
IN the passionate. At the close of the
dedication services a collection was
taken to provide parsonage for the
resident pastor. Nearly $50 was
subscribed. This society is prospecting
in spite of unfavorable circumstances
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A NEW CHURCH BUILT

About two hundred members of the
United Brethren church and their
friends were present at the dedication
of new church building at Meehan
station on Sunday, September tenth.
Presiding Elder A. D. whitney of
Richland Center was in charge of the
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DATES TO REMEMBER

Monday Sept Is.
The Historical and Literary
society will meet with Mrs. J. !.
Looze on Court House street.
Wednesday, Sept 20.
The west side ladies' aid society Of
the Congregational church will
meet with Mrs. O. Dennis in the
afternoon.
The west side ladies' aid society
or the Nj. E. church will meet with
Mrs. Severance.
The M. w. X. Club will meet with
Hiss May Norton.