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lioious cahorn nuts hanging like i'm
mense cornucopias and containing two
or more bushels.
For distance we passed a. deep,
swift stream, which flows for miles
through a wild jungle, in the eternal
shadow OF the gigantic ceiba, cedar,
and rubber trees, between whose moss
and vine clad trunks grow palm trees
of every description. Nature all CIV
ing and bountiful is here revealed.
Precious woods are 50 common that
rosewood is often used for telegraph
po,es and the ties are of mahogany.
Emerging from the jungle, We came
TO the banana plantations, and here |
learned that this remarkable abroad
transports to the steamers go per cent
of the bananas which enter New Or
leans. Practically all of the bananas
consumed west of the Ohio river are
carried on the railroad to the seacoast.
II they grew anywhere save in low
and swampy country, l believe ba-
mana farming would almost suit me.
The banana, you see, is lazy mans
crop. You plant only once. Set out
your tubers, and Nature gets busy,
and in eleven months you have a full
bearing orchard, producing from 300 to
900 punches an acre about every six
weeks. It's the nearest thing to a
continuous harvest l have found any
where. If some inventive Yankee
would come down here and devise an
automatic banana picker and loader
I'd be tempted to go into the bus:-
ness.
Banana Picking.
When the bananas are ready for pick
ing, the natives. armed with machets,
go forth and cut down the tree, clever
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TT ds cross between starvation and
anything you can think of that is
worse.
In every hotel are a number of chill
dren who are not house-broke and
parents who make themselves a nuts
ance by trying to discipline them
One day 1 saw two men meet in q
summer hotel corridor. They roomed
next to each other, and, of course
were enemies. One said to the other:
Il would appreciate it very much
If you would make less noise in your
rooms between 5 and z in the morn
ings."
''WeH, I'm sure" said the other, in
dignantly, ''that we do all in our power
to keep our children quiet"
That's just what we object to-" re-
piled the first. 1--WE have never yet
heard the children, but you've walked
us every morning for three weeks tell
them to keep still.
Served a Term.
This is not an isolated case, though
all such cases should be carefully iso-
lated. | was once a patient in a sum-
Her nOtel }Or WHdI the CdleIludT Sdiu
was two weeks. 1t seemed longer
than a your years term once served
In city council. Tempus draggit. My
wife was with me- The only thing 7
have against her is that she Is asso-
ciated in my mind with those two
weeks. know nothing else to her
discredit. So far as I know and be-
lieve. she had led an otherwise cor
rect life.
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they are at a summer hotel. The
misery Of the days fishing makes the
misery of the hotel piazza and dining
room--yea, even of the bedroom!!!-
seem pleasure by contrast. 1t Is
done on the same principle as putting
chestnut burr into one of your eyes
to make you forget you have flax
seed In the other eye.
Pleasant to Get Away.
Then it's awfully pleasant to run
away from the hotel In the morning
to go just anywhere, and it's pleasant
to run away from the fishing at night,
just to go anywhere. If a man went
anywhere from summer hotel and
had good time, he would never come
back except, in cases Of extreme hero
ism, to rescue his family or some
Damon-old friend. But when he goes
fishing he will come back The pro-
prietors of summer hotels know this
so they will not have any form of
sport for their guests except fishing.
This is why they keep string of
taxiderm'zed fish put away In moth
balls year after. year to be photo
graDhed as "the days catch" in the
hands Of some unwilling victim. usual
ly a man who Is under obligations to
the management by reason of having
been unfortunate with his board bill.
If you think back you will realize that
you never saw. in real life, one of
those men who had been photographed
with ''the days CATCH in his hand. He
invariably feels the disgrace so keenly
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havoc in the hearts of dusky maidens
all along the line. He invariably an
nounced our approach to village by
putting the hard pedal on the whistle,
and the entire population turned cut
to greet u.s.
Train Slid Backward.
Jerry's strenuous musical efforts
came near causing a catastrophe at
one point where we encountered a
very heavy grade. just before we
reached the top of the hill Jerry
thoughtlessly pulled the whistle cord,
and in the screaming blast that follow
ed the steam gave out and the ira n
began to slip back. Although the cars
were without brakes of any kind, the
company had prepared for such emer-
gencies by providing a mahogany log
on the rear platform, to be dropped
under the rear wheels. Unfortunately
the rear brakeman was asleep on a
ed the momentum of the train was SO
great as to render our remedy unavai-
ing. We ran so fast and so far in the
next fifteen minutes that it took us
four hours to get back. AT Laguna a
stop Of forty minutes to replenish sand
and water afforded opportunity to take
note of our surroundings and our fell
low passengers. The latter were
mostly natives and not oyer-clean.
They were nice and .socia'ble. and fra
ternized with me without being coax
ed. My neighbor on the right was a
sonora of unguessable age, with COM
plexion of antique oak She took pity
on my tender years and inexperience,
and lavished bunch of lingo on me
that drove out of my head in the first
round all my carefully prepared Ber-
htz vocabulary. She was regular
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\ y

Nv yE had just taken water at
" Glenmere, little tank
w on the B. & X. road, and in
the gathering speed Of the
usih / had caught a wondering
enmpse OF few rods of track laid In
.ne pasture on the other side of the
renee when Parshley, the conductor,
sholder.
That's the Glenmere & Bull Creek
railroad, Mr.. Burden"
The Glenmere & Bull Creek" I
,epeated, retrospectively. 81 never
heard Of it."
l suspect not" he replied with a
laugh. All the same that's the
What there is left of it. suppose
All there ever was OF it." he re-
.or'ed, with a chuckle, and yet, up
" Few months ago, there was a
ram running on that line"
on 200 feet Of track" I exclaim-
Cd, derisively.
=. sounds queer, doesn't it," he re-
p p.led. I'll tell you the story when
I've been through"
ne returned In few minutes and
aropped into chair near mine.
.. Inc men on this division like to
n tAis yarn-except the finish. /"
@s passhley's usually jolly good
49,.
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Cantaloupe on the Half Shell,
au Rind.
Oatmeal Hulls diluted with

Cantaloupe on the Half Shell,
au Rind.
Oatmeal Hubs diluted with
Lavender Milk.
2-Pancakes-2
Charred Bacon with Upright Eggs,
Coffee or There's-a-Reason.
Petrified Salt. Empty Pepper Shakers
Luncheon.
Lobster Croquette au Wart
Salmon salad with Comeback Celery
Lamb Gauze with Sauce made of
Water near Which Mint Grew
Same Coffee or Bone-set Tea
Same Salt, Same Pepper Shakers
Same napkins-still damp.
Dinner.
Jungle Roast with Near-gravy
Granulated Potatoes
Egg Plant (fried)
Gross Sections on Boiled Beets-3
Lima Beans
Same coffee. Chocolate Eclaire.
Finger Bowls If You Tip The Waiter.
You see by this that they do not
starve people at a summer hotel. No,
they do not There is no name for
what they do to you there. No one
who has not seen it could name it,
and those who have been through
enough of it to become familiar with
1t are not strong enough, mentally,
afterward to undergo the strain of in
venting term. The only term I can
ever think of in that connection is
twenty years in the penftentiary for
the proprietors. What they do to you
there, it is less satisfactory than feed
ing, and takes longer than starving.
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the loss of several frons teeth, she
scattered some when she spoke. and
| got into active training as d0dger
right away. Span sh failing me IN a
pinch, / resorted to the sign manual,
and we got along fairly well. Some
where midstream in the torrent of
language which she directed at me.
detected familiar phrase, and gal
lantly offered her a cgar. The ex-
pansive smile which greeted my dona-
ton proved my Interpretation to have
been correct.
Wandering around the village, l was
struck by neat and attractive little
cottage which invited closer inspec-
ton. 1t was inclosed by board fence
an unusual feature here. As l drew
near, | discovered that the fence was
made Of mahogany boards. With the
extreme good taste which is so char
acter.stic of these natives, the owner
had carefully, wh'te-washed it,
A Tropical Swamp.
Leaving Laguna, the train plunged
into a tropical swamp and forest. The
foliage was indescr:bably luxuriant
and beaut full. Mile after mile we pass
ed through archways of bending
palms, gigantic in size, and through
groves Of corozo trees. To my mind
the latter is the most perfect repre-
sentation Of the picturesque in tropi-
cal vegetation. Its trunk is clad in
the richest attire of parasitic life; its
wonderful feathery leaves. often thirty
and forty feet in length, bend in ele-
giant and graceful curves under the
weight of their own !uxuriance or the
burden of ornamental vines, while be-
meath all this mass of tropical rich
ness may be seen clusters of those de-
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Damp napkins Ice water
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16

section II. n1b NV. sw NV. ne Sc. lots 4. 5 and
of section IS: Sc ne, Sc sw se1, lots 3. ana OF
| section 80: NV ne, Sw sw, lots o, Z Q, y :,
and 0 of section 20: ne4 of section ~ NV o NV
s15 NV NV sw, s1a Sw and lot 3 of section 70: SW
Sc lots l, 2 5, 4 and of section "a; VIZ ne; ne
sw, sw. NV Sc of section 70: NV NV OF sect!on
rs: VIZ NV, NV sw OF section 27; swsw OF sectlon
rs: nwA of section % aud lots and 8 OF Section
20: ne4 ne NV So NV, and the SW1a OF seco. ~
80; sw ne, e2 NV. and lots ana OF sectlon 81
ne sw and lot 8 of section 81: NV NV OF sectlon
49, NV ne and sh ne of section 10. all IN .oWn-
ship 49, range east. Also lots and 2 OF sec
ton IS lot ct SECTION St 20 sW Sc ana i e NV
section %: lot of section ~; Sc ne, Wa NY
lots l, 2. and and the south half OF section 81
all in township 49, range east, all IN Was
county, Wisconsin.
Also VIZ ne, nw14. NV sw of section 4: NV NV
and Sc sw of section 8, sw4 w12 Sc or section ~
swL of section IA; NV ne and nWA OF sectlOn
~; mex and s1a Sc of section a. sA NV. swA;
sw of section 25: Sc ne, ne Sc and So Sc % OF
section e. and lots /, 2, 4, and of section 80,
all in township 49, range east. Also ne ne
and Sc of section IL; ne NV and sw sw OF sec
ton IL; NV sw of section IA; ny ne and ne NV
of section Is: NV NV and sw Sc OF sectlon "a, ne
ne, s1s ne, Sc NV and NV Sc OF section 20: nv ne,
Sc ne e1s NV, ne Sc and s12 Sc of section 20; ne
ne, s1a ne, Sc NV, nH Sw, Sw sw, n1a Sc anuse Sc
of section "a, all in township A, range east
ship 49, range east the sw4 of section q ne
NV, VIZ sw, ne SO of section 10; eR NV OF sec
ton IL; sw NV and q sw of section IA: So ne
Sc NV n12 Sc, Sc of section 10, all IN town
ship a, range east; So NV and NV sw OF sec
ton Z; sw ne Of section 8: lots g. Z and of sec
ton 81; sw sw, Sc Sc and lots and OF section
e. NV NV of section 26; MA me- Sc ne, nwA and
ne sw of section 81, and the ne NV of section
%, all in township A north, Of range east iron
county Wisconsin Defendants
The State of Wisconsin, To the Said Defend
ants and each of them;
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service Of this summons ex
elusive of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid;
and in case of your failure SO to do. Judgment
demand of the complaint, Of which copy is
herewith served upon you.
KREUTZER. BIRD g. ROSENBERRY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
P. o. Address, wausau, Marathon Co., Wis
consin
NOTE: The complaint in this action is duly
filed with the Clerk of said Court at Eagle Riv-
er, Wisconsin, and this action affects the title
to the premises above described.
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hereby cancelled, anu the difference

hereby cancelled, anu the difference
charged up to the town of Eagle River
Signed, John Radcliffe.
Dated this IS, day of December, 1905.
The annual Report of the County
Clerk was read to the board by the
Clerk as follows:
To the Honorable, the County Board
of Supervisors of Villas County, Wis.
Gentlemen: I herewith present you
the annual report Of the county Clerks
Office, showing all receipts and dis
bursments Of the office from December,
Both. 1904, at noon up to and including
November, 10th, 1905.
Dated Eagle River, Wis, November
l1th, 1905
w. A Bradford, County Clerk.
January, 2nd 1902.
Received from Chas Slatterey.
County Clerk 81, los "a
Amount rec, On redemptions 2,6o7.7
g 8 on redemption fees 7O.75
on advertising 9 81 30
50 ' on tax deed 50 81, AS
on marriage license fees $50
81, oS6 AS
Disbursements.
Amount paid out on
redemptions S2,67l.17
Amount paid county Treas.
as per attached Vouchers 1920
| Amount on hand in Bank I242 81
s4.oS6. as
w a bradford COnnty CLERK
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL ELECTION.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, s..

STATE ;1 OF WISCONSIN, Hc 4ss.
Notice is hereby given that at an cleo
tiOn to be held IN the several towns,
wards. villages and election districts of
the State of Wisconsin, on the first
Tuesday in April, A. D., 1906, being
the third day of said month. the follow
ing officers are to be elected, tO-wit:
Justice of the Supreme Court, as
provided for by Chapter 10, Laws 1903
At Such Election, the question Of
the ratification of Chapter 522, Laws Of
1905. AN ACT to provide for the use
of the pocket ballot and coupon voting
system and to amend Section 40, Stat,
utes of 1898 will be submitted.
Said election shall be held and con
Quoted, votes canvassed and returns
made in accordance with law.
Given under ny hand and Of
fetal seal at the Court House, in
the Town of Eagle River, Villas
Co, Wis, this 9th day OF March,
A D. 1906.
W. A. BRADFORD,
(SEAL) County Clerk
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OFFICIAL COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDING
Continued from last week J

Continued from last week
Motion made by Supervisor John
Radcliffe and seconded by supervisor
John Brogan, 4hat, the Board recon
slider resolution no. %, motion carried
by the following vote:
Win J Kyes No,
John Radcliffe Aye.
john BrOgan Aye,
Delbert Hankin Aye.
Motion made by supervisor John
Radcliffe and seconded by supervisor
John Brogan, that resolution 40. % as
amended be adopted Motion carried
by the following vote:
Win J. Kyes No,
John Radcliffe Aye,
John Brogan Aye,
Delbert Hankin Aye,
Resolution No .2S as Amended.
Resolution offered by supervisor
Delbern Rankin. Resolved, by the
county Board of supervisors of Villas
County, Wisconsin, that said Board
hereby determine and assess the rela-
tive value of all the taxable property
in each town in said county, as follows:
Town Real Personal
Estate Property
Arbor Vitae 81 ,S25, 600 100000
total 81, 325, 900
Eagle River I4OO 600 10000
total 81, $50, 600
F,ambeau 100000 10000
total 100000
Rackley 0,0OO $500
total 1926, 600
Signed Delbert Hankin.
Supervisor.
Thereupon the chairman and
county Clerk, certified to the following
assessment and aportionment for Villas
County, Wisconsin, as and made by
the county Board of supervisors of
Villas Cotnty, at their annual meeting
at a session held on the 18th day of
December, 1905.
Town Real Personal
Estate. Property
Arbor Vitea 81, S25 900 500,00
total 1925, 900
Eagle River l 400 900 100000
total 81, $780, 200
Flambeau $50, 900 100000 h
total 100000
Hackley 100000 $4,000
total 1926. 200
$4,000, 900 oo
State of Wisconsin, &c
equity of Villas.
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7317 John Williams witness fees 1,20
1929 e Hudson reporting births 30
734l Christina Iverson witness fee LILO
On motion of supervisor W j Kyes
and seconded by supervisor John Bro
gan, the descriptive list of uncalled
for county orders. two years old. pre-.
sented by the county clerk as provided
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W. A, Bradford, COun

W. A. Bradford, County Clerk
State of Wisconsin
Villas County.
W. A Bradford, being
first duly sworn, on oath says that
the foregoing statement of receits and
disbursements of all fees and moneys re-
ceived by him as county clerk of Villas
County, Wis. from December Both
1904 up to and including November
10th, 1905. is true and correct to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
W. A. Bradford.
County Clerk, Villas County, Wis.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 18th day of November
1905.
W. B. Raymond,
Notary Hubble, Villas County, Wis.
To the Honorable county board OF
Supervisors, Villas county, Wis.
Gentlemen: Your committee to whom
was referred the report 90 the county
clerk of Villas county, beg leave to
report: That we have compared said
report with the records in the Office
of the county clerk and the vouchers
thereto annexed with the records in
the Office of the county Treasurer of
said county and find said report to be
correct in every particular.
We therefore recomend that said
report be accepted and adopted, and
that the same BIS spread upon the re-
cords of the county Board.
John Radcliffe,
Finn Lawler,
Committee.
Dated this 18th day of November,
1905
Motion made by Supervisor W
Kyes and seconded by Supervisor Del
bert Hankin, that the report of the
County Clerk be accepted and adopted
as recommended by the committee,
motion carried
Following is the annual report of the
Registef of Deeds:
To the Honorable, The County Board
of Supervisors of Villas county:
Gentlemen:
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The Review Ads. Are Winners.

Adding Machine Company, to sell w,
as County an Adding machine on tne
following terms 1915, S1s5 on March
18th. 1906 and $3.50 on March 10Th:
1907, was on motion rejected by the
board =, c,,,or,
A motion was then made by super
visor John Radcliffe and seconded by
Supervisor Win Kyes, that SuperVls-
or Delbert Hankin, be and hereby IS
authorized and empowered to purchase
an adding machine at cost not 10 eH-
coed two hundred dollars, motion car
ried all members voting aye.
List of uncalled for county Orders
remaining in the office OF the county
clerk for more than two years,
To the County Board OF supervisors
of Villas County, Wis.
Gentlemen;
YOUR Honorable body a complete list
of county orders remaiding uncaileo
for, for more than two years, as re-
ouired hy Section 6SS h. ;.
" A Bradford, County Clerk
No. Name nature of claim Amount
6732 Fred T.oaJch witness ices S+,oZ
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S537 As S537 As

C05i 70 1o5I 70
State Of Wisconsin,
Villas County,
w B Raymond, being first duly sworn
on oath says: That the foregoing state
ment of re ceipts and disbursements OF
fees and moneys received by him as
Register of Deeds, from December goth
1904, up to and including Oct 31st,
1905, is true and correct to the best of
his knowledge and belief.
w B Raymond
Register of Deeds
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of November A D, 1905.
A G Miller.
Notary Public, Wis.
To the Honorable County Board OF
Supervisors, Villas County, Wis,
Gentlemen:
Your Committee to whom was refer
red the Report of the Register of Deeds
of said county, to compare said report
and vouchers thereto annexed with the
records in the Office of the County
Treasurer of said county, beg leave to
report
That said report was compared with
the records in the Office of Register of
Deeds, and the vouchers thereto an
nexed with the records in the Office of
the County Treasurer of said county,
and find said report to be correct in
every particular.
We therefore recommend that said
report be accepted and adopted, and
the same be spread upon the records of
the County Clerk.
John Radcliffe,
Finn Lawler.
Committee.
On motion of Supervisor Brogan and
seconded by Supervisor Kyes the above
report of W B Raymond, Regisser of
Deeds was accepted and adopted as rec
commended by the committee.
w A Bradford,
County Clerk
Account of District Attorney, Geo. E
O'Connor, for the year 1905 as pre-
scribed by paragraph of section 752,
Wisconsin Statutes of 1898
I, Geo. e. O'Connor, district attor-
ney hereby make for my account to be
filed with the County Clerk rs above
specified the following;
During the year last past | have re-
ceived no money by virtue of my Office
for fines, recognizances, forfeitures,
penalties or costs.
Geo. E. O'Connor.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9Th day of November, 1905.
A G Miller,
Notary Public, Wis.
On motion of Supervisor Rankin the
above report of Geo. E. O'ConnOr, Dis
| trict Attorney was accepted and adopt
ed by the board.
| The proposition OF the Burroughs
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SAVE YOUR TEETH!
SUMMONS.
In Circuit Court, Villas County, '

In Circuit Court, Villas County, Wis.
Charles f. Dunbar, Plaintiff,
VS..
Messembria Mineral & Timber Co., The Port
age Land, Timber & Iron Co., The Portage
Land, Lumber & Iron Co., if there be such a
corporation, and if not, all persons doing bust
ness as partners or otherwise under such name:
Herbert E. White, Petruella Durham, Maggie
Dockery. The unknown cestuis que trustent
of one Edward Holmes, who at one time held
and thereafter conveyed the premises below
described as trustee, Hoel II. Camp, Andrew S.
Marsh, K. K. KEENAN, George Wernick, F. F.
John, VIM. <. Rogers, Mary L. Rogers, his
wife, FL. G. Putnam, Fred G.. Bogk, John D.
Rowland, The South Side Land & Mining Co.
Sage Land & Improvement Co, Franklin B.
Grover. R. T. Morgan, J. R. Morgan. n. s.
Jones. w G. Mccormick F. j. Kenneth, Frank
R. Mead, and the unknown heirs of any of the
foregoing who may be dead, and the unknown
owners of the following described premises, to-
wit: Lot of section Z, lots 2 and of section 8;
sw sw of section 9, lot of section g. lots l, g. g.
and of section ID; VIZ sw of section Ia, Sc sw
and lots and of section ID; NV se So se lots
!, q 5, and of section Is; lots l. 5, g. Z, s. of
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I herewith present you the Annual
Report of the Register of Deeds Office,
showing all receipts and disbursements
of the Office from December Doth, 1904,
up to and including October 2lst, 1905.
Dated Eagle River, Wis, Novem Der
14th, 1905
W B Raymond.
Register Of Deeds
To legal fees received in the office OF
Register of Deeds from December 20,
1905 up to and including October
31st. 1905. 45
By amount paid County Treasurer
as per vouchers anne Xed
hereto. a.
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Wausau, Wis, Jan. Is.

Land Office at Wausau, Wis, Jan. To- IsOo
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
that said proof will be made before Clerk of
the the Circuit i1r Court at Eagle River, Wis, on
March 9th 1906 VIZ John Draper per y Wh aoa maze o
H. E, No. 1851, for Lots l and sec IL ana hols
3 and 4, Sec. Is, TIP. AZ n. r. II E.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Sylvester Caskey John MON u
ahan. Nels Nelson and Louie Thomas all of
Lac Vieux Desert Wis.
JOHN W MILLER, Register.
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Friday, March 18th, 1906.
Call For Caucus.

Notice is hereby given that the An
nual Town Caucus, for the placing in
nomination candidates for the several
town officers and electing town eau
Gus committee, is hereby called to con-
vene at the Town Hall in The Village
of Eagle River, Wis, on Saturday,
March Oath, 1905, at two o'clock, p. m.
By order of the Town Caucus Com
mittee.
ALEX. HIGGINS.
J. j. RODERICK,
w. J. WALSH,
Committee.