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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02
Eagle River, Wis, Marcia %, 1905

Eagle River, wis, Marcia 30, 1905
Meeting Of the board of School Di
rectors of the town of Eagle River, as
the Free High school board. for the
purpose of settleing with the town
treasurer. Present, M Franke', A
Croker, directors, Geo f Fuller, clerk.
Fred Mo"ey, treasurer, being in at
tendance the board proceeded to check
up, everything being found correct the
board upon motion accepted the fol
lowing report.
1904 Receipts
March Is, to balance on hand
last report 1902 10
March Is, 1905, to tax
lew 1904 1880 90
March II. 1905. to state aid 765 co
Total. S3O57 40
Disbursements.
Bv orders paid 1895 Sc
BY cash on hand to balance ll2l Oh
Total, S3Uo1 AZ
There being no further business,
board adjourned to call of clerk.
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Eagle River Sept. II. 1904.

Meeting of the Free High School
Board, the following members present
NJ Frankel, A Croker Director. Geo.
E. Fuller Clerk.
Motion made and carried the follow
ing bills be allowed as read.
D. c.. Heath & Co. German books $23.8
Scott Forseman & Co. Rhetorics 81. II
Atkinson Mentzeo & Grover Science
tablets go
There being no further business the
board adjourned to call of clerk.
Geo. E. Fuller, Clerk.
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Eaole River. Oct. 10. 1870.

Meeting of Board of School Directors
as the Free High School Board.
Present, M Frankel, A Croker. direc-
tors, Geo E Fuller, clerk.
The following bills allowed and or
ders drawn for same:
HoughtOn Mifflin & Co SO %
The Central Scientific Go u SO
There being no further business
board adjourned to call of clerk.
Geo f Fuller, Clerk.
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A Card

/ hereby announced my candi-
dacy for reelection as school clerk
in district No. /. and if elected
will attend to the duties of the
Office in an up right manner.
Geo. E. FULLER.
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Eagle River, July 9TH. 1904.

Meeting of the Board of School Dir
ector of the Town of Eagle River. As
the Free High School Board. Present
M. Frankel A. Croker, Directors, Geo.
E. Fuller Clerk.
Motion made and carried that the
Board employ Nellie E. Bradley as
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Excursion Rates C. IN. W. Ry. Co.

VERY LOW RATES TO UNITED COM
MERCIAL TRAVELLERS MEETING
AT OSHKOSH WIS.
Via the North Western Line. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold on
June s and 9, limited to returned
until June IL, inclusive, Apply to
agent Chicago & North Western
R'y.
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To the Voters of District No. 8.

Upon the urgent request of
many friends l hereby announce
my candidacy for school clerk in
District No. 3, and il elected will
flu fill the office to the best of my
ability
JULIUS DIcKMAN.
State Line.
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Eagle River, March 10, 1905.

EagIe Klvef, MARCH I9, I9Uo.
Meeting of the board of School Di,
rectors of the town of Eagle River as
the Free High school board. Pres
ent, M Frankel, A Croker, directors,
Geo f Fuller, clerk.
The following bills allowed and or
ders drawn for same.
American Book Co 81 "A
There being no further business,
board adjourned to call of clerk.
Geo E Fuller, Clerk.
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Second Assistant at salary OF $50 per
month.
There being no further business the
Board adjournded to call of clerk.
Geo. E. Fuller. Clerk
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Eagle River, Wis, March 20, 1905
Meeting of the board OF School Di-
rectors of the town of Eagle River, as
the Free High school board. Present,
NJ Frankel, A Croker, directors, Geo E
Fuller, clerk.
Upon motion the following recon-
mendatiOns were made.
For teachers wages $3.50 90
For books and supplies 100 90
Total, 1880 w
There being no fur her business,
board adjourned to call OF clerk.
Geo E Fuller, Clerk.
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To Voters of District No. |

hereby announce my candi-
dacy tor school clerk in District
No. I and if elected wilt fulfill the
duties of the Office in an upright
manner.
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CHICAGO { NORTHWESTERN RY.

MISSES 1Qd Stulr II OrOSSmaT
OF Wausau arrived in the city
Wednesday and will spend the
summer at Everett's resort.
Remember the opening of the
Denton Bargain Store this after
noon. A Souvenir to the first &C
lady visitors.
Pima fore" is launched" again,
and will please and and entertain
you the 10th of June. Be ready
for it, when it comes!
Denton Dickinson who grad
uated from our Free High School
this year with honor, returned to
his home at Webeno this morning.
Miss Emma Gericke, Of AIgo-
ma, arrived in the city Wedne5
day to spend the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Steve Bowker,
and family.
John Diamond left Thursday
for Oshkosh, where he has been
engaged as pitcher with the Osh-
kosh State League ball team.
Miss Lettie Griffin, of Rhinelan-
der, arrived here Monday anc is
the guest Of her aunt and uncle,
Mr., and Mis-. Jos. Tooley.
Frank Murphy has announced
that h has withdrawn from the
school clerk race, wlli-h leaves
but twp Candidates, Geo: tE.ui,e-
and Hearty NJ Gill as contest
ants III Dist. No. 1. II
Ii Cook and fanny moved tb'
Deerbrook, Wis. to-day, where
Mr.. Cook will 60 into business
again. Their many friends wishes
him success in his new location
although We regret to see him
leave our town.
Only 4 more weeks before the
4th of July. will we let that day
pass without any display, like
Decoration day did? Or will we
have a celebration. There is plec-
ty of time to get up a good Cele-
bration, and celebrate the day in
a proper manner.
The Rt. Rev. r. H Weller, D.
d., of Fond du Lac, and Rev. Geo
M. BabcociI, of Rhinelander, were
in the city last Friday, and Rev.
Weller preached at the Mission
in the evening, to large audience.
Decoration day is past, and the
only remainder of the day in this
place, was the sunrise and sunset
guns fired by Cemrade Oberholtzer
and the display of a few flags
around town,
Right Rev, Bishop Fox, ID. D.,
of Green Bay will be in our city
this coming Sunday, June 4th, and
will confirm a ca Of about thir-
ty, at the Catholic church, at 10
O'Clock in the morning, Every
body is cordially invited to attend
the service.
Game Warden Jas. Oberhaltzer
Of Eagle River was in Rhineland-
er Saturday. Mr.. Oberhaltzer has
been suffering grately from rheu-
matism of late but is now able to
be about again.-B. E. Walters
has purchased of Mayor Stapeltor
the residence recently occupied
by r. A. James on Alban street
and has moved his family there.
John Diamond of Eagle River
who in the early days was
member of Rhinelander' "crack
base bali team has been engaged
to pitch this season for Oshkosh
Nj Wheeler spent part of las
week fishing near Eagle River
He returned Saturday with
string OF pike and muskallonge
-Rhinelander New North,
To Voters of District No.
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HARTLY McGILL.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-06-02
Legal Notices.
Notice.

STATE OF WISCONSIN
COUNTY COURT
FOR Villas COUNTY, }
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and shop bJ
Among othea
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-15

No 50 Acres near Norwood Mo
AZ iilnl,errd IA Il - % pr mne. $500
down; the rest on easy payments.
M. 10. 10 Acres , miles OF Nor
wood Mo Some improvemenis; can hs
hal a' lhe sum Of $500 per acre Can be
had on easy terms,
NJ. III. 100 acrcl OF land South
West o! Norwood u miles on county
road leading from Norwood 81 Ava.
40 acres in cultivation, 20 acres in
woods pasture, s room frame house
lathed and p'as,ered story high ;,
rooms down stairs, good log barn
I6x4a a,s,ory high,
No la AZ .fCRES for sale Synl.es from
Norwood Mo. 90 in cnl, New
and. good barn. 3 room fair house. other,
out buildings, dne springs. 500 bearine
fruit trees. 3n0 young trees bear soon
A snap for some one Price 500. Nice
good home.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-15
LAND for SALE

30 acres. miles north. ost Norwo od'
mud miles southeast Of The county seat
house isa good two roomed log house.
out buildings smoke house, good harm
goad crib, will hold 300 bushels OF corn;
milk house, chicken house 80 acres In
cultivation; 90 acres in timothy, blue
grass and clover. Waierci with u good
spring and well 80 good aptsle, trees.
too peach trees, g pear trees. s. cherry
llees, 10 grapes, | iacres Of rlspherries
lane) early and late 9 plum trees All
under good fence. Can be bought for
. 90.
80 acres mile northeast. Of Nor
~""d 30 acres il. tu,..
/ bearing Iratne house, 2,rooms below
rooms above al pIasiered, good weli 1T
/ denr, good pond, 30 acIes lmber.2j acre
gsass,
1''rmy $3.50, half cash lie rest
iDa9 years
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-15
COLUMN
for SALE
OR TR ABE.

Nod 80 Acres laying near Fow
ter IS acres in cultivation, partly
good second bottom. 500 apple
trees sumo oi ,hcm bearing fruit.
Quite \ plumber OF peach and cher
~ trees and o,her frnl,. Good log
house 2 rooms, good log barn and
other ont nnildirgs, good spring
water. II car be hal at the low
price 1925. For pn't culars call at
this OFFICE or write rs at Norwood
Mo.
No, s. 100 A, near Higgins ?. @.
100 acres in cultivation SO acres IN
good timber, pasture, between
tive and s,x hundred bearing apple
trees consldered one ,mong The
finest orchards in Texas Co. Good
lng house 2-rooms good barn and
Other ou, buildings. in fact 1t is
fine farm. Call a, his OFFICE !o'
particulars.
| No. 6, l20 acres. near Fowler
Mo. With n large portion 10 cul
tivation. A fine yourg orchart
Good house: Good barn: and twt
good drilled well: Ridge land bn
is az good as in this part of Texas
Co. For particulars cali u this
| OFF UE.
| No I 1870 Acres - in cultivation
| 80 OF it in grass, - acres 10 whea
the rest of the 100 acres can h
cultivated, so. bearing apple trees
4 roomed 2 story house. small barn
| good we'll .. house, and fine pom
| on farm, all round good stock tart
for particulars apply at this OFsic
No, 3 - Acres near N9rga>A NJ
- acres ia cultivation; no buildings q
land . public roads running pas'
1900 per acre EN- he had On ressorah'
tcrms,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-15
EDITORS ADVERTISING COLUMNS
LOOK. HERE sl.IE,| ri d

IF YOlr PVT sour lands into The hands Of LAND
MEN--GARRErr and WILLIAMS, will treat you tight
list w them or they going make this OF their bus
ness and Ozark HE pace to buy home We advise
seekers south Missouri before purchasing
elsewhere lii beautiful Country the greatest natural
enducemen,s are il tbs part, both r the and
business Aud To 'he Seeker alter ruth It hos
eqlais earth.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-15

In order to relieve the child of the terrible on
pre- ssion it's under And that to by selling Kansas
folur in 500 ID lots, for cash at very Low
Il CURE Shoes away down out Of sight, and othe
ar ticles and goods in proportion,
IF YOU DO NOT Believe this Just come to n NAPsvrrYc
General Store in NORWOOD and sae
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-15
The Season S
SPRING.

A pretty little ma i'm
With green slippers o.
With blue eyes that never cry
And face tina, never frouns
Her Voice is so gentle
Ever kind and sweet
From bird songs To bee huns
And lu'labys hard to beat,
We scarcely know she's coming
Her gay steps IL 80 light
It's like The dawn Of morning
That chases away the night
A gentle warbling note
Blue eyes bright and clear
Then we are aware
That maiden spring is here.
SUMMER.
Lilies are in her hand
Roses bcdeck her hair
There isn't any lady
That IA hall 40 fair.
With d.ess SO besr,ifnl
Twould suit Tor any bride
Aud list the huming bee carriage IS
coming
TO take her q ride
Look children her apron is laden
With flowers OF the rarest kind
She will oil ever box,and basket
And not charge cen, II you'll mind.
She is just as sweet as ever
Though much older you know
Rosycheeks aud dimpes
And tunes so soft and low.
A robe OF hall books
Trimmed with roses bright
Then we know that summer
is ready TO take her flight
AUTUMN.
! Now comes lady autumn
With atmfuls Of frat ripe
And sweet she never forscia
The dren. nor that they like 10 cal
She has nuts and ws.ca, and pumpkin
| That will last you many = dav
She has melons and coru and peanut
And barns running over with hay
sac has possnms
And rabbits and squirrels
, That are now 10 her nelds At play
And turkeys in the bsrByard
Waiting thanksgiving day.
Her cap is Of bright blue velvet
Her dress 10 a holiday gown.
OF pretty red and yellow.
And bsautifal rich dark brown.
A gentle rns,llng Of corn blades
A lanyh. Gig . tear.
A little boquo, Of golden rods
And mamma autumn ID here.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-15
THE CREssET
NOR WOOD, NILSSON z

Local. LORE
Henry and George Frisk visited
tho Colony folks Sunday.
For all styles Z eolors in On,ing
30 TO Pope &Bradford.
Everything at cost for cash,
Mr.. Harry V'pgt and wife visit
ed Mr.. Atkisson aud wife Sun.
Hamilton Brown Shoes are the best
Rope & Bradford handles them,
EHerything at cost Tor cash.
---Scottie Whitaker has been
very sick but is some better,
Don't forget ws have received
our Spring line OF dress goods,
they are up-to-date;
Ellis and Little.
Mrs. Lakey and two sons visit
cd her daughters Mrs, Vogt.
Ellis K Little will soon sell
goods in their new store.
The Ed. made business trip
to Mountain Grove Monday.
Don't fail to cali on Pope & Brad
ford for your clothing & overcoals.
Every thing at cost for cash,
Services at Fair View last
Sunday held by Rev. L. s, Gar
rett was well attended,
Pope & Bradford have a new line of
Cvercoa,s Hats, Caps & Gloves,
cheap as dirt.
MIR, John Arnold and wife
visited her parents on last Sat
urday returning home Sunday,
accompanied by her father Mr..
Moore.
AIR, Willie Swerengen aud MI
Jshny'Gafrett were in town last
Tuesday with load of lumber
from the Colony mill,
Gail on Ellis L Little when in
need of Ladies aud Mems fur,
nishing goods they carry the
completest line in, town,
The two Misses Robertson
were pleasant caller on the com
positors last Tuesday,
--Go to Ellis & Little for .nices
line Of mems dress shoes il
town.
The ladies Aid' Society wi
give an Ice.cream Lawn Socia
on the Church grounds Jun
18th every body come.
60 10 J. X. Hitchcoeks 10 bu
Ypsr Liquozous. am II
sui.er',ed agent to. cell you
Hrttles Ter $500 Dollars. GuarA'
tssd. 50 cent Bottles free whom "
ssad and ret orders. Send At on'
II yos have never used Liquozon
The Editor will preach
Fowler the ith Sunday and Sa
night before the 4th Sunds
every body come and bring We
&ladshaskets.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-15
is IT NOT WONDERFUL?

Norwood has one Of the best
stores in the County. The pro-
prietor does business with the
people, for the people and by the
people. Come to our counters and
Just watch and see, all the Jumps knocked off
the face Of high prices and the profit dollars
scattered among the people,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-15
WINTER.

WINTER.
A nice plain dark dless
A face quite old pu, dear
And then we are aware
That grandma winter is here.
Do not frown at grandman,ma
Though she's old and grey
sin she never rallcrs
she works lion l'y 10 dav.
See she lets HE children rlay
Win her yarn balls Of snow
a""dmamlna's love ehiI,lrcq.
Don't you all think soy
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-15

y DO not Laugh at erandmaInma
Although she's old aud sud
l'n' brighten up, her pathway
BY always being glad
Grandpa Santa Clans will come will
Grandmamma you know
And bring yau many pretty ihlngi
That will please YOU so
Ny brighten up your faces
Smile and laugh and sing
Far you soon shall see
Pretty maiden Snring.
o, Il.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01

foreign investors know it. I make the
government keep its faith. If a man is
promised job he gets IT If outside capi-
tai buys a concession they get the goods
/ run monopoly OF square dealing here
There's no competition. II Col. Diogenes
were to flash his lantern in ti1is precinct
he'd have my address inside of two min
utes. There isn't big money in It, but it's
a sure thing, and lets a man sleep or
nights
.sThus Homer p Mefiinger made oratien
to me and Henry Horsecellar In Sore-toe-
Kangaroo. And later he divested himself
OF this remark:
Boys, I'm to hold a soiree this even
ing with a gang Of leading citizens, and
/ want your assistance. You bring the
musical corn shelter and give the affair
the outside appearance OF function.
There's important business on hand, but
1t mustn't show. ! can talk to you people.
I've been panied for years on account OF
not having anybody to blow off and brag
to. / get homesick sometimes, and Ed
swap the entire perauisites of office for
just one hour to have a stein and
caviare sandwich somewhere on Thirty
fourth street. and stand and watch the
street cars go by. and smell the peanut
roaster at old Giuseppe's fruit stand
Yes said I, there's fine caviare at
Billy Renfrow's cafe, corner Of Thirty
fourth and"
'' God knows it. Interrupts Mellinger.
and il you'd told me you knew Billy Rem
frow I'd have Invented tons OF ways OF
making you happy. Billy was my sids
kicker in New York. That is a man who
never knew what>croolied was. Here am
working honesty for a graft, but that
man loses money on it. Carrambas! get
sick at times OF this country. Eperything's
rotten. From the executive Down to the
coffee pickers. they're plotting to down
each other and skin their friends. II a
mule driver takes off his hat to an official,
that man figures 1t out that he's popular
/. idol and sets his pegs to stir up q revo-
lntionsan upset the administration 1t $
one OF my little chores as private secre-
tary to smell out these revolutions ana ar
fix the kibosh before they break cut and
scratch the paint on q the government
property, That's why I'm down here now
in this mildewed coast town. The gov
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01

enor of the district and his crew are
plotting to uprise. I've got every one of
their names, and they're Invited to 1isten
to the phonegraph tonight compliments
of H. p. M. That's the way IN get
them In a bunch, and things are on the
programme to happen to them.'
We three were sitting at table in the
cantina Of the Purified Saints Mellinger
poured cut wine and was looking some
worrieds was thinking.
- They're a sharp crowd he says kind
I, Of fretful They're capitalized by for.
eign syndicate after rubber. and they're
loaded to the muzzle for brfbing I'm sick
goes on Mellinger, of comic opera.
want to smell East river and wear sus-
penders again. AT times feel like throw
Ing up my Job, but Tn d-n fool enough
to be sort OF proud Of 1t. There's Mel
inger," they say here, "Por Dfos! you
cant touch him with million" I'd Ike
to take that record back and show 1t TO
Billy Renfrow some day. and that tightens
my grip whenever see. fat thing, that
could corral just by winking one eye
and losing my graft. BY -, they can't
monkey with me. They know it, What
money get make honest and spend It.
Some day I'll make a pile and go back
and eat cayiare with Billy. Tonight III
show you how to handle a bunch of cor
ruptienists III show them what Melting
er. private secretary, means. when you
spell it with the cotton and tissue paper
off
.'Mellinger appears shaky. and breaks
his glass against the neck OF the bottle.
Il says to myself, White man. II I'm
not mistaken there's been bait laid out
where the tall OF your eye could see It,
That night, according to arrangements.
me and Henry took the pifenegraph to a
room in dobe house In a dirty side
street. where the grass was knee high,
Twas long room. lit with smoky oil
lamps. There was plenty Of chairs and a
table at ths back end.
BY and by. the invitations to the must
Gale came sliding in by pairs and threes
and spade fiushes Their color was OF a
diversity. running from three days
smoked meerschaum te a patent leather
polish. They were as polite as wax. being
devastated with enjoyments to give Senior
Mellinger the good evenings. | under
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01

Reyai Kafoozium. II me and Henry WAS
babes in the wood. he WAS Robin Red
breast from the topmest bough. Him and
rne and Henry Horsecoiiar locked arms
and toted chat phonograph around and
had wassaii and diversion. There was
vino tlfato and vino blanco to drink with
every tune The aborigines had acquire
ments OF pleasant thing in the way Of
drinks that gums Itself to the recollec-
tion They chop off the end OF green
.cocoanut and pour In on the LIQUOR OF 1t
French brandy and gin. We had them
and other things
Mime and Henry's money was counter
felt Everything was on Homer p. Mellin
ger. That man could find rolls OF bills in
his clothes where Hermann the Wizard
couldn't have conjured out an emelette.
He could have founded universities and
had enough left to buy the colored vote
OF his country. Henry and me wondered
what his graft was. One evening he told
Us.
Boys saye ne, I've deceived you. IN
stead OF painted butterfly. I'm the hard
est worked man In this country. Ten
years ago I landed on Its shores and two
years ago On the point OF Its jaw. Yes. I
reckon / can get the decision over this
ginger cake commonwealth at the end of
any round / choose. I'll confide in you
because you are my countrymen and
guests. even II you have committed an
assault upon my adopted shores with the
worst system Of noises ever set to mu-
sic.
My job is private secretary to the
president OF this republic, and my duties
are running 1t. I'm not headlined in the
bills but I'm the mustard In the salad
dressing. Thsrs isn't law goes before
congress, there isn't concession granted.
there isn't an import duty levied, but what
III. P. MeHingef he cooks and seasons it.
In the front Office fill the presidents ink
stand and search visiting statesmen fer
dynamite; In the back room dictate the
policy of the government. You'd never
guess how got the pull. It's the only
graft Of its kind in the world. I'll put you
wise. You remember the topliner in the cid
copy books" Honesty Is the best policy
That's 1t. I'm the only honest man in this
republic. The government knows it; the
people know 1t; the boodlers know 1t; the