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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26

Empsrb, tamblea tAvo Nor aefior
Msr no Thsbor G 'orioso, y le sonrie-
ron Ruroras esplendidxs quo b. 4 ron
dc luz tu vartigiuoss ex stsnsis; por
que e'as son las A'ternstivss de eIta
vida transitoris
Ssrfs prol'is Y ardua tsrsa trazsr
10 biografts del ius'gne Merino. Ador'
nads con tsn h rmcsay ? brillsntes
aissutoriss.
AL bsisr a la tumbs el incausa-
bic obrero On Ia VIVA del St1or seon'
sscimienso que enlata al pu,b'o domi'
nieano, 10 I9lsaia siente bambolear
aua de sus primsras cclumnas, el
prcgrsso y 10 civilizsci6n pisrds uno
do aus fastores n a. distinguidcs y la
PstFia immortal de Febrsro un ciuda.
dRno iLsIg6tflm, do sus hiioa N fl pre-
clAros.
Sin embargo en- medic do tanta
Pena como 10 que ReihAra q Santo Do.
mipgo en- estos momsntos supremos.
do sserna sgonfa, no fAlta nunea IN
ba ssmo para todos los dolores, Y
viene q miaigar nuestro lutrimiento oil
eonauelo do que 10 Iglssia no sufrisra
10 msnor AesfAlia porque ha quedado
81 frsnts de- squella grey, por volun.
tad dsl mlsmo Meriho. exprssada &
Roma, el no meaos ilustrsdo y vlrtuo.
80 doctor IIuSsrfslmo.Ado tpA. Noel,
que iambien rodsark de sx ,lendor
brilIo 10 sugusta cAusa ael easoli'
sifmo.
IA no volvsra & vibrAr baio los
b6vadas del mplo que guarda somo
hlGt6rco msnumsnto los vsnsrandas
eenizaS del Dsssubridor do Amsrisa,
el acsnto del mas eminsnts notable
do nusstros oradores como 10 era Mon.
senior Aeri1o; Auuqus morit 90 viviY
porqus4 Ia muerts % el principle do 10
vida.,....
ModestAs y humildss son Lon sie m f.
previvas que desde mi dsstlsrro diri.
10 al sepu GRO 90 que duerme eterno
ausho el tuolvidsble Msrifo; pero On
esAa sine 'ras y lCzhnAs Il jras del sen
simienlo, nacidas en- el vergsl dc mi
alms, Va eondensRda Ia ex preston de
mi grAsitud y mi recusrdo oil que nu.
trio mi carsbro son 10 escAsa intsli.
gsncis que poieo, y nae impuso sus
mauos en- Ia ordaDasi6n saosrdotal.
EiiseO {. EChavarria.
lDominicsnc).
| VegA-a!ts, etb %. do 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
pape. vlejo a dos pesos qq.

Hon. Chsrles Z. Foote, Jutz dc estA
Core, qua 80 cita los saiariores
dutdos J que SO pubiiquen sdletos por
teruinO de seIentA diAs qustm Jez aran
q e1ntArss desde oil primero en- gus
Apsrezcs pnniaato cate s6ieso, FOR
Tres vsuss 81 W peFi6dieo O los de
nsyor ei,Culsc on oe S4u Jltn os
Pperto Rec silaadose Iss + rEanas
ignoseass gus 90 sreSn seuer EGb.s
tthI iamuebie g1l dsreth real y
tJdoa sqaslioa = Quisuen pueda PERU
Giosr Is inscription dc doninio soiisi
tads para que dsnHo do dieho l6ruiuo
f,rmnien oposiei6n prsvinisndo 4 TO,
oos que pasado el mismo oids ia
pruebs que oftezsGn los promovsptss
&c rasoi1era sobrs lA declaration de
douinio, parAado todos los psYiai.
al0B do ley,
Rxt.endo ls presert ia bAio mi brmA
J cello de Ia Coris dc HumGeao 4 %
de AgoIt0 de 1905.
Enrique Rine51t,
ssereiary District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
la SRA. LUKE MORRIS,
DESAHUCIADA POR
SlETE DOCT0RES.
LA PE-RU-NA la SALN0.

Sra. Luke A. Morris, Jacksonville,
Fla, escribe como sigue:
"La Peruna me ha hechO mas bien
que cuaIquiera Ofra nediCina que
haya tornado, y este eS decir bastanfe,
pueS siefe d0ctoreS me aSisieTon en-
dos amos.
"Solo deseo haber empezado a tomar
su maravillosa modiciua mucho antes,
para haberme ahorrado tanto dinero en-
doctores.
"Me Sentia cOmpiefameHte acabada
y adn mas, deSahgCiada, per0 la Peru
na me euro y me di6 buen aoetifo.
"No he tornado aQn seis botellas de Pc.
runa, no la dejo por ningpna otra medi-
Gina del mundo.
"Les d0y las gracias por eli bien que
me han hecho, J esperO que toda
nHier qne lea mi declaration, haga IN
ensayo con La PerHra."
Luke A. Morris.
Todo cl que desce gratis consejo mtdi.
co, cue Sc diriga al Dr. S. B. Hartman
Columbus, Ohio, +, t. De A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
MOTHS De PONCE
(Conttnuaci5n de Ia pdgina 3sl
Is pc fol!s del doelor Vlaall

Continuation de Ia pdgina 3sl
Is pc foa!s del doeler Vldall
Sc hA alberto una nusvA sget ci Q
ds bicioistRs re- sreseniAd& por los 40 :
flores Juan BAulista Di.z , 70 en- 10
plszA principal, bsioS dc don ed %
BAtlatini,
--En ls mAnana do h7y oo1ducia
una irtsliz mpisr en- Ia cab Il IN cs
davtr eomo do ditxk docsInjs. Acorn
psnGbale otrA muisr, Ss dlss QUE sra
dc Bnsnos Aires, dissants de semen.
serio civil 3 ktl6mssros.
Hoy han cOntsaido masrimonio
civil don Rato Vague y Jusaa Ruiz.
-Go la pasAds GsmGnA ooneurrie
ron d ID btb.ioteca ptolIek 3Q6 elec 4.
tcres.
-En Ia msnans dc hoy sutrl6 ur .
caids IN smp.eAdo del srcllsg, cue ls
prodUio una gran hsrida eu Ia uusa.
-Ayer esluvo en elta eludad al
honorabls eoronsl ds la poliefa insu.
ar, qpisn rseogrs isis ea asur los
ohoisss,
-La esudijasurA otrefs presen.
'Ads pes Igles as pssa f., ma. 0 euer'
20 AdmtDls.sAslvo Ce Plnae, G. la 81
guisrls
Aloaide, Ricardo Tore
Con esitIeI FAbiicisno Golza 81,
Pedro Bre vi, Rafael Peez Ealom3
A.sio CsAIro, Rltasl Rodriguez Car
los 2 Gaolgelsy, J Adolf ask
1uLtA dc .SIguSci6a; FrAucisco
AIyarado, GlltAvo ssnti,gc, Fran
clEo0 TlraGo.
CoRREsPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26

LSs ciencisa, las artss y las le
irRs et'a ds duelo, y 10 soeiedad sen
sasE, Qus saoa squllAtar el vsrdAdero
m6rito do los gsanass hcmbreE, CON
novldG tsmbien dsplorA cu41do uu
estro de Fr|msra mag 7itud, como 10
efs en- - eonstelsei6n de Am6ricA IL
Gu mnante Hgura gus eneaheza estaa
meas, se ecilesA cara siempr dol
mundo 10 Ia mstsris 30 la Qlisqusys
hsr6i5a.
Ley iReudibls del deatino es esta,
10 que ssla spista nuessss deleznA
ole condlel6n humane, segda nos 10
ismue'ta a ls ssisse rsalidsd dc los ha'
ehos.....
E'@ es Ia vida, cuya iornada sea
ba do rs dir taa ex lmia rcrxoaalidad
ana sonriaa en3rs las lfgrLmas y el
dol0r.
Pr tuudo psnsador, de erudiei6n
vkil;ims, s,m9 10 pruebAn d. modo
lndiacuslba aus m1numsnssles obrss
que hAn eSpsraito regaeros de Luz en-
10 ensl Il srzs popular dominleAns, f.
l6SCf) y orador do tos vueloa on las
lides psFlamspsAriAs, y Ia ssgtada
tribune, brill6 On todas las eGteraA
admirable en- las mayores slslrAs, de-
isndO lumlnosE eatsla on 10 eoncien'
ala de vAfiaa gensfscIoneE que bsndi
sen su nombrs sn 81 Ar& do 10 graft
sud, perpetuo reeuerdo en- las &gi'
nAS do In poassridAd y de Ia Htto
rls..,,,.
Las mas sobresalie,tea intslectua.
Iidsdes do Saus1 Domingo, bsbIcron
ans conocimiensos en- Las cristAlinas
sguhs dsi msgIassrio do Morsefior
Nsriho, que despleg6 Aitmpre os ma1
ardorosos ensuaiasmoA por oil presll.
gio do IL intHaesi6n On AQu6 hefmo.
90 PALS; pa sRnlenao ain duQA Algu-
ns, 4 Ii sombra dc tan fslicsE Ruspi
clos, oil supreme ideal de grandsxa y
gloris para luatre y elovRel6n do 10
FAtriA.
Podeeoia palsuea del prCgrsso ,
Ia civil tcion, y sp6ptol do todAs les
noblsA cAusAs, ain desviArRs do los
rumbcs de au misi6a evangelical, Mon.
atfUr Merfio eultiy6 So "a bondGdoao
elrE2on la semilla dc ID caridad csis
sans, que propic!a Eupo derramar &
rAudsles en- scdos Gus e&ninos; pross
giendo 81 desyalido, 81 hu6rtano y ell
anclao0 81 Ia de5grasia, y como YER
dsdsro domini caao, dc IsvAntsdss viz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
N0TlS cURI0jsS
l0ominicsnc).
Vega-a!ss, etb %. do 1905.

Naev& GA'es isl Sur tet 10 on 1905,
40 millonel de carnsros, 6teG 4 500, 900
mas que ca 1904.
La isla de Vancouver produio el
sfo Il t!mo 43. ,7I2 pies do MADEIRA
y 40 $40. 8i8 en- 1904.
siCllia da arualmente unas 500, 900
toncladas dc azuire, eGtA es el so Dor
LOO dc 10 prpdutcl6n total del mundo.
En CAtapfs, Italia, ss hi sstable-
Oido hIcs POGO una fabriea dc m6rmol
artificial.
4 imeriR porto On 1904 a los Es'
sados Unidos, 1887 toneladAs de
hlsrro hsmAtitA y 130, 420 On 1906.
sierra Lsora enviA AnuAlmsnts &
otrGa regiones dc Africa, nuscss dc
cola por valor dc 400 mil dollars.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
FL Arzobispo Merif1o
MuERTE QUE LLORA SANTO DOMINGO

tudss cfvlcfs y s6lidoE prineip pIos de-
mocrasloos repuhlioAnoa, en neis gos
y dolornEos momsEtos para IL inte.
gtidad de nue'tra soberADfs, tautas
vsees smsnfzSda; hlz1 ssntir con an.
tsrszs el sq6stccfs vIril de 80 pslsbrA
y su proioits, fiminau esndentes
anstemAs c1ntra Ia tirApfs J oil despo.
sismo, pred lchndo STEM ore con su ge'
uisl y sugestiva oeusneis que domi
asba, al amor J saoato 4 los ssgrs
dos dsrseh1a las ltte tAdes y Iss irs
titucioues que hAsan lricsr los pns
bios.
, UaA de las ideas q1e sesrIci6 con
mas sailor sl usEf imo Merif1o, tan
pronto fa6 invsStido son 10 dignidad
episcopal, fce dotar a Aiglesia domi'
ntcsna de IN c'ero establishments na
eior@l, do algQnas virtudes y talsnto
que hoy prests aa mporsSnts soncur'
go la morAliz dJrA , suhlims oAuss
do lR religion.
r. Iluatyiaimo dCcior Mar n ), Ar
zobispo de Ia PfimAdA do .as Iudias,
Quizks tre uno de loa genios mGl pri
vileglHdos de America en- Ia paasda y
qresente csnsuria, no a6Io porQus el
ilustre muerso Iint tizlra una arci'
c!opedia ca las m6 tlplss f4ssa que
AbarcAba del aaber hlmxno, hxbisn
do al ctslo derrSmado en- 8 aus innpi'
raclones con hsrmos0s cusnt0s fscun.
dos y exraordlnsrios suessos sn las
luminosas elapas da su vida Qti On
c@rnAba .pn poema de gtsndtzA para
10 autigls Assnas del Naevo Nundo;
al que sSmb.ea por Ga ediHesnte elem
plo, afsbis iovlsiidad do cNastsr en-
armopfs CON 81 6aR y delica1R cultu
m. y sobrs sodo por las tsndeae 90 de
sus oclrin&s libsrAles y fsnercpica q
que ilumtnahan 10 msgAtad de sus
Aenilmlsntcs,
Apur6 no rArAs vaess Ia &marga
cieusA, .! infortunIo y el dolor IL
cerAron su eorsz5n y au sapfrita ago
biado y eDfesmo per crusles nos,al
giAs que fleron au espinoso cElvArio,
vsgan1o per sxIrsfi 80 plsyas por @
ideal bsndito de Ia Ratrls; pQrqco nc
sabemos quo misterioso dettlno ca O.
que esla1 llAm&dos eumqlir en- ID
terra los grandes hombSsa que, comt
al Limo Ne: Il }, sott1vo tantcs Duj,'
lstos coz las con!rsrieia3es, bsstar
dAs pRsioneA & A qutzAS en- cate mun
' do. dc miaeriss Ile1o.....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
AMERICA ARCHILLA

HA partido b y hScis los EutAdoG
Uaidos una inteligepts y simpGtieA
amiga nuestra; 10 seiioritA America
Arehtlla, que residfA on Tea Alta y
que sstldiar6 una csrreRA univarsita-
ria en- Lima tAsAdo de Nav York.
Poase eaaa nita En tslpnto clAro,
uns volu1ss / drms y uns grAnds y
ncDis smoie'6o do Eaber Y IL tubir.
La ossned.ncs eon nuepi'sa frssea
itsi st-e,v2f-a dese' ms para ella
ioa msiorsn xttoH eD Is lltiell ruta
QUE tmPI Eie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
GENIE DESCONFIADA

Los hsbitAntsa de Fllandia guar.
dan 81 dinsro y demas valorcs an
igUisrcs que cavAn sn 10 terra y que
cubrsn con una gran hriA. Estos te'
soroa son sSgrhdos para Icdo extrsao;
J oaSo de que algGa iadLyiduo do
ace preslAr aguna Iuma sus veeinoa
y elsos sc hAllAn Ausentes, desenGierra
Ia eAniica que txIristamente neCssita
J dtis UNA noIa sa sl lUgAt del dep6ai
10 en- la gus * iiCA 10 diapeuSable
qua le era 10 aums promellsndo pa
g&rlA On tssha fla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26

sodh la isla, us6h5s d sl.osyA No.
rihuados. son ias nhior3s psuebas on.
se pusCen yrnseatsr.
PRFS 2ausu',ts , sF alAmisa ao7, di
rig'rA9 g5FafaA Ai eote 9 aor eseriao I'll
oTotes0c 81 V.rgiia Urbs, Cf9ss.
BIZ atisT, Avvnvo. 2 Z - Has
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
CCssR.I0 ALEAIA

& eomsfeio de exporiacidn do Ale.
msnis dursIts lcs ssis primsros n "ea
&C esss In5. arroiG notAb'e klm tlo
Eebre Lac elffRs que CORES pund4n {
iguAl pslf5d1 del anterior. Las ir
porlAeioneA lubieron 4 26 22O, 600 do
toneladlH contrA 26 27O. 900 81 en- pa
IAdo, J laI exportACiones Ice sron 4
20, 1000 en- lanto q ls alea ron %
10 & $3.50. COO en- ipgusl psrfed9 del
l6o 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-26
La BioDatfa
ProdiGsOsn terGptttica para curar rads
.dicaln1erts tOd0 clOss de satsra.aass

EAta uusvs eieneia de curAr, Il
sads en- misierioSos prInsipios ys,
fdndaDsnisles de 10 vida, sa hoy 5
6pies espaFArZa de los enferuns ey6
niecs y dssahuciAdos.
PCF 81 gran poder reparsdor ' vi
geFixAdor, ss considers como 81 var
dadsro ELIxR DE VIDA, como la fu D
be del rsiu 7snscimiento y de 10 raesns
Easi6n del rrganiSmo hamRnn.
Numsroso; satssmos surados Ga
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10
DICKENSON-HALL NUPlTALS.
Two Well Known Eagle River Young
People United for Life.

Wednesday afternoon at 2:3o
o'clock, August 9Th, at the home
of the brides father al Wabeno,
the Rev. Bowler united in mar
rage Miss Emogene Dickinson of
that place and Mr.. George Hall of
Eagle River. The young couple
were attended by Mr.. Denton
Dickinson, the brides brother and
Miss Lawrence.
The bride is the daughter of
George P. Dickinson former resi-
dent and merchant of this place.
She received her education at our
High school and afterwards was a
teacher in the same school for sew
eral years. She is a charming and
highly esteemed young lady and
is also a fine elocutionist.
The groom is the youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Hall anG
has resided here from childhood.
He is graduated OF our High
school and also from an Indiana
college and has taught school for
several years with success. He is
now connected with his father in
the retail lumber business, and is
one of the most highly esteemed
young men of our town.
The happy young couple ar
rived here on the limited Thurs
day morning and have gone to
housekeeping in Ed. Lacau's new
house on River street. Their host
of friends joins with the REVIEW
in extending congratulations and
wishing them success through
their LIES journey.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10
Mad. a Big Haul.

State game warden Chas. Nelson
of Madison, and deputies Jas
Oberholtzer of Eagle River and
Martin Berg Of Rhinelander, done
a big stroke o. business the last Of
last week. They made trip on
the 500 line near North Crandon
and arrested Joe and Jim Hardheao
indians, and got two sa>a c rifles
and nine red deer hides. The
prisoners were taken to Crandon
and were sentenced to sixty days
each, They also captured mill
man at Ross Station who had ven.
ison in his possession. and was
taken before justice at Leona
who fined him SIS and costs. The
venlson was shipped to the north
ern Hospital.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10
Identifying Them.

Some lady visitors, going
through a penitentiary under the
escort of the superintendent. came
20 a room in which three women
were sewing.
Dear me!' whispered one of
the visitors, what vicious looking
creatures! Pray. what are they
here for?'
because they have no other
home This is our sitting room,
and they are my wife and two
daughters" blandly replied the
superintendent. -Harper's Weekly.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10
Grand So ciaI Dance Monday Night by
the RhineIander Orchestra.

A big social dance will be given
at the Lyceum Opera House next
Monday night, Aug. 18th, under
the auspices of the Rhinelander
Military orchestra. The orches-
ira of six pieces are making tour
of the state and will be here on the
above date. 1t is not necessary to
speak OF their music as they are
we'll known to all lovers of good
dance music, aud a good time is
assured all who attend. A fine
supper will be served at II o'clock
Everybody is invited to attend
the event of the season. he
member the date and attend.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10

Julius Dickman transacted bust
ness in town Monday between
trains.
The ladies of the Thimbel Bee
enjoyed an outing up the lakes
last Saturday, The trip was made
on the launch Greyhound
A number Of our citizens attend
ed the F. R. A. picnic at Three
Lakes Wednesday. All report a
Fpleasent time.
Herman Zimplemann departed
Monday for Port Washington,
after few days visit with mis-
brothers John, Charles and Louie>
Howard Olmstead arrived here
Monday, from San Diego, Cal.
He will visit friends and relatives
for short time
Bass are biting fine in the in
land lakes. Big minnows is the
bait--at this office all the time.
Rev. Wilson Of Rhinelander,
held services at the Congregations
al Church Sunday returning
home Monday morning.
Mr. and Ms. ])e Hart of Mat
l+~~~. were guests # Mrs. De
! f1art's sister, Mrs. K. l.. Derton
the past week.
M 4. d. Nc Leod left Satur-
day for Ashland to visit her
daughter, Mrs. c. F. Colman and
family few days, on her way to
Britton. N. D to visit her daugh-
ter Mrs. F. P. Mcclure.
A large crowd attended the
social dance at the Lyceum Opera
house last Friday nighr. A most
enjoyable time was had by all. d,
Mrs. NJ. J. Argard, of Atlanta
Ga and Mrs. E. P. Ellecson OF
Chippewa Falls, arrived here last
Friday on a visit with their daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs. Geo. E.
O'Connor.
Father Toplaka returned to-
day from Bayfield,, where he at
ten ded a meeting of the Priests
of the Superior Diocese, presided
over by Bishop Simmer of Super
ior.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Diamond de-
parted Thursday for Amigo to
visit relatives. Mr.. Diamond has
not decided on location yet, but
wherever he may locate, his friends
wish him success
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10
StraVed.

Four Angora goats have strayed
away from Mr.. H. w. Reeds
place at Clear Water. The buck
has an ear tag marked K. E. L.
12r. The finder will please
notify me at Eagle River.
R. B. Mcclellan
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10
Personal and Local,

2ssasxzsasE-@@ >
Moose cigars by all dealers y
Miss Maud White returned We'd
Aesday from Escanaba.
Ruby Slattery of Iron River,
Mich. visited his parents here
Thursday.
Everybody goes fishing, for your.
ninnows, call at this Office. 4
d Katie Moran returned to Grand
Rapids Tuesday, after visit with
Relatives in town.
Rev. Johnson was over from
Phinelander Tuesday and held
Episcopal services in town.
Mr.. and Mrs, D. Graham are
sntetainlng Miss Fern dartshorn
b Waupun. II
DIR. w. D. Neville spent Satnr-
Hay and Sunday at Chicago on
Business
q R. c. Wasserburger was ever
from Minocuua Thursday on bust
ness.
w A. Bradford is transactlng
business across the County this
aweek.
lanes H. Bolte, one OF our
progressive farmers received
Apotato digger this week.
j VIM. D. Fuller was over from
.Minocqua and spent Saturday ard
Sunday with friends.
Miss Clara Dearn of Lake Laura,
spent Saturday in town visiting
Friends.
Leave your orders at
|Persohns for dry white
|pine and norway wood
Mrs. VIM. Salter of Minneapolis,
arrived here to-day on a visit at
/ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos.
Radcliffe.
About 900 people of Amigo
were at Three Lakes Wednesday
in attendance at the F. r. A. pic
mic
Mrs. Copeland of Sycamore,
IIl, arrived here Monday on an
Extended visit with friends in
town.
DIR. and Mrs. Rothman Of Wit
.eenberg, were guests of James
Morgan and family the last of this
week.
Mrs, Spindler of Wausau, ar
&rived here Monday on visit at
.the home of her aunt, Mrs James
|Logg. y
Barney Finan and family, who
8have made theif home at Star
axe the past two years. moved
r. Conover this week to reside.
Mrs. Frank Goodwill arrived
s5dooday from Couer d'Alene, Ida
f., on an extended visit with her
i arents. Mr. and Mrs. z. G. Hall.
AIaudie Beemis returned home
Edonday from Stockbridge, where
Eshe spent the past four months
with relatives.
That mill wood at Morgan's is
Dust right; soft wood for kindling,
#lard wood for baking and ironing
Rnd chunks for the heater. 7sc
e. l,,L
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10
will Return to Eagle River to Resid

Will NStuIH " Eo6IC NiVCi w NGSio0.
L. J. Cook and family who have
resided at Wausau for nearly two
years, we'll again make this place
their home. Paul, Ida ano
Florence Cook arrived here tc.
day, while Mr.. Cook and Morton
will arrive the first Of next week
Mr. Cook has conducted a genera
store while at Wausau, but will
now return to the best and freest
life, farming. Their Eagle River
friends will be pleased to welcome
them again to cur town.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-08-10
Mrs. John Storm Passed Away.

WI .. JUitu SkOl III 000Cu away.
Mrs. john Storm, aged u years,
died last Saturday morning Of
stomach trouble, at She home of
her daughter Mrs. VIM. Sundstean.
The deceased leaves son, john
Storm, and four daughters, Mrs.
VIM. Sundstean. Mrs Geo.
Holmes, Mrs. Matteson and Mrs,
Johnson. all residents of this
vicinity 70 mourn the loss of a
mother.
The funeral was held Monday
afternoon from the house at 2 P
M. the Rev. Hertzfeldt officiated.
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THE PERSOHN co.,
EAGLE RIVER, WIS.

EAGLE XIV Elk, WIS.
Dealers In
Groceries,
Confectionery,
Fruits,
Smoked Meats,
Flour and Feed,
Hay and Oats.
Crockery and Glassware,
Gents Furnishings,
Harnesses,
Boots and Shoes.
Hardware,
Farm Machinery,
Weber Wagons,
Clark Buggies,
Hartford Flows,
Gasoline Engines,
Paints and Oils.
Il and see them. A square dea
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-08
Nr5 GHes/erIurry
1IZed,

A nervous, irritable mother, often on
the verge of Mysteries, is unfit to care
for children; it ruins child's DISPOSE
ton and reacts upon herself. The
trouble between children and their
mothers too often is due to the fact
that the mother has some female weak
ness, and she is entirely unfit to bear
the strain upon her nerves that govern
ing children involves; it is impossi BILE
for her to do anything calmly.
The Ills Of women act like frebrand
upon the nerves, consequently nine
tenths of the nervous prostration, ner-
vous dependency, " the blues" sleep
lessness, and nervous irritability of
women arise from some arrangement
of the female organism.
Do you experience fits of depression
with rsstleSsness, alternating with
extrsme irritability? Are your spirits
easily affected. so that one minute you
laugh, and the next minute you feel
like crying?
+ Do you feel something like a ball ris-
/ ing in your throat and threatening to
choke YOU: all the senses perverted.
morbidly sensitive to light and sound /;
pain in the abdominal region, and
between the shoulders; bearing down
pains; nervous dyspepsia and almost
continually cross and snappy?
Ifso, your nerves are in a shattered
condition, and you are threatened with
nervous prostration.
Proof is monumental that nothing in
the world is better for nervous prostra-
ton than Lydia E Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound; thousands and thou
sands of women can testify to this fact
J ASK Mrs. Pinkhan's Adyice-k Wen
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-08
Ellis Of Dfnerent. Birds.

The bill of the canary is built for
crushing seeGs-has strength, but in
many Of the doves the bill is slender
anEweak. MANY of the pigeons and
doves that feed on seeds have gizzards
that are large and misunderstanding
and. grinding being accomplished in
that way.
1t is difficult to say how much birds
experience taste, probably in a small
degree. Ducks and parrots have soft,
ieshy tongues, but in most birds much
of the tongue is sheathed in horn.
Food may be selected by intuition as
to, what is. wholesome, more than by
taste.-St. Nicholas.