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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-05-25
william Riley Davis

William Riley Davis, private sec.
rotary to, Governor Sparks, crossed
over the dirk river few minutes he
fore noon Saturday. He had been iii
slightly over week, but from the sec
Ond day of his illness little hope was
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-05-25

Here comes the Spring Winds to
chap, tan and freckle. Use Finesalve
Carbolized, (acts like a poultice) for
cuts, sores, burns, chapped skin.
Sold by Elko Drug Co
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-05-25

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR
ELKO COUNTY.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-05-25

Notice IS hereby given that the under igned.
having been duly appointed administrator OF the
estate OF A. McBeth, deceased, by the above
entitled court, on the nth day VI May, A. b.
1903, and having duly qualified as such admin.
istrator, letters Of administration were duly
issued TO him on the ith day Of May, a, D. 1908
Ing claims against said estate, are required to
ME the same, with the proper vouchers and
amdavits attached, with the Clerk OF said
court within three months Of tbs da To- of the
hrst publication OF this notice, or they will be
A. ID. 1908 ~ -
'.,. GUY HARDIN, o.,
Administrators OF the estate OF
A. MoBeth, deceased,
Date OF FIRST publication, May IL, 1908
Date OF last publication, Juno 10, 1908.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-05-25

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THEFoURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF ELKO.
In the Matter ~ the Estate Of
a. McBETH, DECEASED
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-25

Man fam nod Iangem lleber-
lesetl bod nod bliibenoen ltnii1m ia
gen.
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MlIcrlei.

ytidter Camp bat Gbos. sc.
Stone oils Waiienpermolter ser San
Altotio Canning COMPANY ernannt.
Ser Wapor bat Sobn @ide-
laro als @loerman at large err
nonnt, an Steae oes peritorbenen
Sobn z. Sambleton IL. @idelano Fat
Die ernenlrllng, Die auf @mpfebluna
lelner 0abbarn, Der Mitglieoer oes
Brolpeft Sill 8erbeiierunes-@lu
geifob, angenommen. Serr @ide=
lano 1T elmer unierer a~ngeiebenlten
giirger. gr mobnte leit 1860 in Der
giobe bon Gonberie, mo er cine aroBe
5arm beiaB uno 5oe @noc peraar-
gelen Sabres in oie Staot, lln1
leine Sntereiien in oerielben beller
f%oftrolieren 81 fonnen. 9ie 8eru-
lung oes Serrn @idelono in Sen
Staotrat tit oa5n angetan, aaaemeine
S~efrleotgurlg gu gerpabren. f
Ser neueite orteiiide grunnen
Der @aiiermerf- &ompognie, Ser am
Jreitag ar1gebobrt puroe, liefert taa-
LID 100000 8allonen @olier.
- Die 8ineta 2oae SEQ. Is Ser
9ermonnsiobne peranltoltet 3lr Seier
lbres liebeniabrigen 8eltebens am 6.
september ein &or8ert NIT 8on.
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meroe oos 8ortrat morgen Ser 9aiip
m1f ben 8e6urtstagtiib iteuen. @s
Ioa mein Ingebtnoe Iein."
uSolten 5u @naoen, 9err Ifaoe=
mieoireftor," e~ntgegnete 9aiip, 10
baben mir niht getpettet. Sd fa1fe
Dos Bib 81 Dem pereinbarten 8reiie
BON fiinftauieno Marf.
"9omnernetter!" iagte Grid.
u9onnermetterl" m~ieoerbolte Otto.
SD fraee: marrm babe b nidt
malen aelernt2 Sir M e ne aiinite
gibt mir fem Wenif etmos:
&eiten, SdieBen San5el1, quite Ser
beugltngen MAIDEN 1nb BEN Gefrllten
olisge5eidnete Teoen balten."
Otto, mad bid nidt eefliiientli6
i6lebter," iogte 9aiip in untpia-
fiirli6 ernlter tperoenoem Gone. 81
'biit Elm nortreffli6er Sffi5ier, n1o
ieoer, Der ieinen Beirut nod better
&rdften ousfiilt, lit Monnes mert."
Otto perbeugte ii6. Sin fragen-
Der Slid 1%treifte babel 9aiip.
Sn5mii6en mar Grid nit ggon
uno @nna Dor oas 8ortr1t getreten.
Grid begalm iofort nit peri6ieoenen
Mltsiebnngen.
(Tortiesuua ToIet.)
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9altet bic Nierem im Orb
ttuttg.
IS lit Der Mibe iuert, bic 0~einubbeit
SIT idpmem nnb mebrere San
Nntpniuer miicu, tpie bies
sit ttn lit.

8iele 8etpobner bon Gan 9(ntonio
bebroben ielbIt ibr 2eben, inbem tie
lire Nieren berna6l6iigen, tpenn ite
miiien ooB oieielben Ser Siilfe beoiir<
fen. &ranfe Nieren finb fir piele
2eioen ltno i6Ie9te @einnbbeit ber-
onttportli6, aber es lit gar ntdt n0tig
5u leioen, ober itb GROCER @efabr
a~us5uieben, menn ole 2eioem
S6mer5en nno &ranfbeitert, bie auf
i6pa6e Niereh 5uriid3ufiibren iino,
i6nea nno permanent bltr6 9oans
9ierenpiaen geboben merben fonnen.
Sier lit oas 3eugnis zines 8iirgers
bon Gan @ntonio, Der feline @eIuno-
belt our6 ben @ebrau6 bieies Wit-
tells nieoer erlangte:
9. S. Soud, Elm friiberer Sar-
mer, 1917 N.=Sadberrp StraBe, San
Mntonio, Ser.s iagt: ,9oan's Nieren-
Binen muroen mir fir Nierenleiben
empfoblen uno, na6oem i6 Tie ge-
broudt bette, fano i9, ooB iie 4nes
tun, mas BON ibnen ermartet miro.
Sd faufte iie i'm 8erar Drug Gtore
uno nobm tie ben Maipeiiuneen ge-
maBv nit ben beiten &eiultaten. Sd
balte 9oan's 9eieren-BiGen fir Elm
bo6it nirfiames Mittel gegen @ieren=
&ranfheiten.
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Gum 8erfauf BEL aGen &anolern.
9reis so Gents. Soiter-M ilbnrm g.,
gnffalp, Neip 9orf, a1einiee Meerten
fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert Gn6 BEG Nanlens =
Soam's uno nebmt feline anoeren.
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Md)tmng gteuersabler!

Sn uebereinitimmung NIT Der Or.
oinarl5 Der Staot San Mntonio miro
hermit ieoer 9erion, Sirna, Cell
boberibaft ooer &orporation, Die am
eriten Gage 6es Sum- 1908 innerbalb
Der @renoen Der Staot San antonio,
Seras, @igentum beiaB ooer fontrol.
llerte, oos Der 8eitelerung unter.
tporfen NOR, befannt gegeben, bob
Der Stoot-aiieiior left nit ieinen
Wndern bereit 1T, gigentllm fir ge.
lteuerung auf8unebmen. @Qe oben
ge5ei6neten tperoen oesbaIb eriudt,
BEN 8ert ibres gieentums 5tpeds Sc.
ltenerung in genannter Staot an
ooer Dor Dem eriten Gage i'm Septem-
Der ". @. 1908 an5ugeben.
grpon GoIIa9bon
Mabor.
atteltiert
ST e 5. Sries,
Sta0t-glerf.
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&prreiponbensy Content, GnOe
Srlt. ue6er 6ie grnte in bieiiaer
@egeno - namentfi6 Ser gol1ln-
moGe - laBt ii6 menig erfreulidcs
iagen. 90 perbeiBeno nno ermrti=
geno Die @usii9ten Dor einen Monot
paretl, 10 betriibeno uno entmutt-
geno purben Tie ieiibem als nit Dem
20. Stunt Die ii6 taglid n~ieoerbolen-
pen Negenl6auer %eintrotelt nno Sic
Soffnungen auf einen normalen gr-
trag Derni6teten. Ser @tebelidaoen
mar mn gering. Die Stouoen bliib-
ten 10 poa nno iippig, ME IeIten lett
Sabren uro beredtigten git BEN iton-
item Grfpartungen, ober oie @itte=
rnllg, ipel6e Die 9aumipoue gu ibrer
gntmidelung notig bat, i6lug in
oas oirefte @eeenteil Inn nno 10 fiel
&nospe uno Srudtaniae ob mo
jeet iteben Die Stauoen nit nur bier
uno bort perein5elten 8liiten fabl So.
Selbit Die Soffnune auf jutgen Mn-
lat i6minbet. Oenn Ser @iebel ae.
MINT mieoer Die Sberbano. 8ielel-
ben gerbaltriiie beiteben i'm @ebiet
oes Colorado 5luiies, mie i6 fiir5-
lid @elegenbeit bate gu beobodten.
es bleiben lonab Die menigen Sap
ieln sur ausreife iibrig, Die Bis gum
15.-16. SUM abgebliibt baben, por
3-6 ooer Z CUR Stanoe; piele lito
ga15 leer. Misrepresentation 1T oo-
Der aidt gu befiirbten, menigItels
ni6t IN oieier @egeno. Mu6 Die
ernte Der JutterItoffe perungliifte
gum groBen Seile. 6. s..
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8erabe redt.

nSeit Sabren gebrau6e ib Or.
Sings 0eue 2ebenspiaen uno fin6e
iie geraoe re6t," iagt 81. 81. 6elton
BON Sarrisbiae q. S. Dieie 8iaen
belfen obne unannebmIi9feiten."
geites MitteI fir l1nberoauIihfeit
ul1o Malaria. 25c Bel M6. OreiR u.
Ut. 9obn & 60. Mpotbefer.
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tltng bingemieien lno itets befiirpor=
tel, oaB ii6 aud IN Seras ein
3meigberein biloe, aber mir baben
es itets fir uniimnig erflart, ii6 OIL
3ulteIleu, ais bitten Die oeutid=
tii1nlihen 9eitrebungen erit nit Der
@riinoune oes 8unoes begonnel1.
gbenio ibaten mir Sen o0eutlden
Sorfdmpfer" ols cine gut reoigierte
3eiti6rift, nel6e nit @ifer nnb Sc
idid fir oie ginigungsbeltrebuneen
oes onerifaniiden 9eutl6tltms ein=
tritt; aber mir finoetl es gerooe5u
la6erlid, lpenn man bos glott TO-
5uiagcn als Die einaige Suelle bin=
Itellt1 aus Dem Ser OeutI6=9lmeri=
faner cine mirflid NIT tergiiltige get
itige Soft idopfen fam. 9as iino
ilbertriebene unb foli6e IuffaIiun=
gen, Die feil1en Nl1Ben bringen f0n=
men. 8ir perfelmen Sen @ert oes
Neuen feinesnegs, aber mir marnen
Dor elmer l1eberidabung oeiielben.
l1no ebenio narnen mir Dor elmer
unteri6abul1g oes alten. aud mir
miilen iebf wobl, bob ben bisberigen
oeutid-tiimliden 9eitrebungen MATT
6e Wangel onbafteil aber man loiie
lif ourd Die ibarfen l~trteile be-
rilblnter Hetienoer nift IRE fiibren.
Sere geltrebungel1 naren nno 1inb
bon bober geOeutltng urlo mir fon=
tten bente uniern 2eiern nod feinerl
beliert Sat geben, ols an ibnen felt
5ubolten; lie iperoen DEM 9eutidtum
oatntt nod INNER am geiten niiben.
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&amm nidf ii6ertroffen iuerben.

Grfabrurlg lit Der bette 2ebrmeifter
s. 80. Saroen bon Silper gitp,
Noro=Garolina, iagt: Electric Sit
ters lit ge1lalt Dos, fir mas es ange-
prieien miro; fir Maeerl-, 2eber-
uno Niererleioen fam es ni1t iiber=
troffen ner0en, er lit cine ercenente
Meoi5in". 9err @aroen bat Medt,
er 1T Bic bette Meoiain fir aneemeirie
Sdhpa6e, ebenio fir Sieber uno Ma-
laria. @arantiert 5u baben Bel Mo.
9reiB unb SC. gohn & 60. so Gts.
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@liidielisfeit lit sic M6,peieuteit uo,

gliidielisfeit tit bic M6ipeiemteit uo1
sdmer5, ia9t Seem Bdiff Gibter, nilb
10000 oarfbare Satienten 1egnen bas
Mnafeiis bes ST.. Stlsbee als bas cinz
5tge 5~eilnlittel, bas gesen Sdrnprr6piben
ertoedt nnroe. gs 1T cine tpiienidofts
lide @erbinolns Ser beltel1 Metboben
fran5oiti6er, englii6er lno amerifa.tz
ider @nnodr5te, ipirft als s%nitrltment,
grtpei6ungsmitteI nnb @tebiain, aeipdlrf
iofortige 2in0errng rnb brinet oalteruoe
Seiltn9. 8reis $1.00. 8roben fret.
Sranco 5ueei6idt bur6 g. Menitdoter &
60, gog 2416, Netp gprf.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-10-14
satin Buttons are in Vogue.

The affinity of the directoire gar
ment for the buttons is very marked,
and special button making has be-
come quite an industry Indeed, it is
almost taken for granted that the but
ton required for the design of frock
should be made specially, and of
course of either material of which the
frock or it's accessories are formed.
Satin buttons are very popular.
Once upon time the dressmaker
made buttons on wooden molds, but
we have got much beyond these I'M
professional manuevers, and now the
button specially made for the frock
is beautifully turned out, just as y
it had been bought on card at so
much per dozen.
The gauzy frock will ask for buttons
of satin, the frock of satin or silk or
meteor crepe de chine for buttons OF
its own fabric. Then the fur coat de-
lights in buttons generally of satin;
indeed, the satin button seems to be
so constantly required that some OF
our shops are keeping it ready made
in black and different colorings. The
button of braid seems to have been
almost superseded by the button OF
satin.-The Gentlewoman.
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he felt would follow his arrest on a
charge of abusing his wife, Leonard J.
Schmitt, a New York piano maker,
killed himself by inhaling Illuminating
gas.
Frank Smith, a farmer, living at
townsville. Wis, was instantly killed
when his horses started suddenly, en-
tangling him in the harness and throw
ing him violently to the ground,
breaking his neck.
By the accidental overturning of a
ladle of molten metal at the works OF
the Grand Crossing Tack company.
Chicago, one man was killed, two were
seriously injured and several others
less severely hurt.
Mrs. isabella Van Cleaf, a widow,
was killed and her son, John c. Van
Cleaf, wealthy broker. injured in a
runaway accident on Upper Broadway,
New York. fire engine whistle
frightened the horse and it ran away.
Mrs. Hattie Bemer of Kalamazoo,
Mich, was thrown from an automobile
and instantly killed when a street car
struck the machine, in Detroit, and
Louis J. Feys, who was with her. was
injured so that he died Mrs. Bemer's
meek was broken
While on an automobile trip from
Grand Rapids to Holland, Richard
Brink of Grand Rapids, Mich, prom
Iinent merchant, was accidentally
killed, the other members of the party
escaping with slight injuries.
Charles Wesibecker, a wholesale
meat dealer of Harlem, was killed
and his wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Ungerich and their chauffeur seriously
injured in an automobile accident that
wrecked Mr.. Wesibecker's big touring
car near Edgewater, NJ J.
After posting a notice in his wine
shop in New York, that the place
would be closed for a day lowing to a
death in the family" and then arrang
ing with an undertaken for the funeral
of friend Ernest Girard committed
suicide in Central park, New York
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-10-14

sin Pea company at Two Rivers, Wis,
completed the seasons pack The
output of the local factory was larger
than the factory at Manitowoc and
over 100000 cans of peas and beans
We're packed The company has two
separate factories, one for peas and
one for beans.
A settlement has been effected in
the S3$0,000 personal damage suits
brought against the Great Northwest
ern Coal company and the Great
Northern railway at Superior. by
Frederick Jessmer. The case has been
twice to the Supreme court. 1t is re-
ported that the plaintiff received $S,-
900 in settlement. He lost leg and
fractured the other in an accident on
the coal docks.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-10-14
TRAGEDIES.

A telegram received by John Cher
ney. Mishicott tells of the killing OF
his son John, at Chicago.
August Watson and thirty-five horses
were burned to death in a fire which
destroyed the livery stable of William
N. Lank at Wilmington, Del.
Edward Ryan of New York, was
killed and Josephine Wegner probably
fatally injured in an automobile col
lision They were struck by big
touring car
The body of Charles Gulash, Chi
cago carpenter, drowned while work
ing on new Chicago & Northwestern
railroad bridge was found in the river
at Clinton, Iowa.
Just as a charge of dynamite de-
stroyed the rear of his home at Jack
son, La. DR.. E. c. McCuen, was struck
by bullet fired from ambush. His
condition is serious.
Gus Jones, of Gallipolis, O., well
known colored character and race
horse follower, cut his wife's and SON. s
throat from ear to ear He then drew
the razor across his own throat
Fire caused the death of Fireman j.
H. Partin, the serious injury of five
other firemen and property loss esti-
mated at 5000. 900. in the heart of the
business district of Dallas. Texas.
The body of John Hampstead, cash
Ter of the State Bank of Emerado, n.
D., was found in the balcony of the
Masonic temple at Grand Forks. He
had committed suicide by shooting
Two powder houses southeast OF
Sioux Falls. S. D., exploded with d
defamation that was heard twenty
miles away. One boy was killed and
it is feared two others also persisted
Fearing to face the disgrace which
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FOREIGN.

The latest reports from Hyderabad,
British India, estimate the flood CASH.
alities at $4,000.
Baron Herries, is critically i'll at
York, England. An erroneous report
was given out that he was dead
Advices received at Lisbon, state
that bubonic plague is increasing at
an alarming rate in Terceira, one of
the Azore islands.
A monument was unveiled at
Niemes, France, to Bernard Lazare,
who wrote the first pamphlet demand
ing justice for Dreyfus.
Members of the family denied the
report that Joseph Chamberlain in
tended shortly to retire from the Brit
ish house of commons.
President Castro returned to Ca
racas, cutting short his stay at Bar
quicimeto on account of ill health.
His condition is improving.
The natives of Angola, Portuguese
the fort at Don Luise, and were re-
pulsed by the garrison. but two Portu-
guese were killed and several were
wounded
For twenty-four hours the municipal
hospitals reported the admission of 225
new cholera cases and SO deaths The
corresponding statistics. for the prev1-
Gus day were 229 new cases and SO
deaths.
The cholera is fast losing ground be-
fore the vigorous war by the authori-
ties in Manila During a period of
twelve hours but seven cases were re-
ported, and of these two were only
suspects.
The faculty of the University Of
Moscow issued an appeal to the stu
dents to refrain from indulging in
strikes or disorders which might in
volve the loss of the dearly won auton-
omy of the universities of Russia.
The bubonic plague has made its
temperance in Guayaquil, Ecuador,
and there are at the present time
three cases. During the month of
September six new cases of the plague
were recorded here.
The second international congress
for popular education was opened in
Paris. Minister of Commerce Cruppi,
in addressing the 5000 delegates, en-
phasized the necessity of extending in
dustrial, commercial. and technical
schools.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-10-14

baby were taken from PoWderhOrn
lake, in Minneapolis, the only clew to
the identity of the pair being a gold
ring bearing the letters E S. to L..
E."
Thomas w. Lawson was thrown
from his carriage while driving near
North Scituate, Mass, and severely in
jured by the fall and by being kicked
by the horse He did not recover con-
sciousness for several hours.
At the convention of the Women
Catholic Order of Foresters the $500
salary of the vice. chief ranger was
eliminated and that of the high medi-
cal examiner was cut $500 The in
cumbents of both offices are members
of the anti-administration faction.
The body of the youth who evidently
killed himself in a grove near Long
Beach, Cal, has been identified as
that of Harold NJ Miller, 19-year-old
son of wealthy retired contractor of
boys mind was unsettled by study.
Scenes of disorder occurred in
many parts of New York, as result
of the strike of the chauffeurs of the
New York Taxicab company. One
strikebreaker was probably mortally
injured, number of others were pain
fully beaten and several taxicabs were
damaged.
In an effort to save her father, j.
Henri Garrison, on trial at Laurens, S.
c., for the murder of her sweetheart,
J. Louis Williamson, Miss Mary CARR
son. while on the witness stand, tore
up letter of sympathy she is alleged
to have written the victims mother Of
fered in evidence by the prosecution.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-10-14
OBITUARY..

D. ID. Berry, for tWentyeight years
a general merchant of Fifeld, Wis,
and for several years its postmaster is
dead, aged So years.
Marmaduke Constable Maxwell, the
twelfth Baron Hernies, is dead at
York, England. He was born in 1897
Wausau-John Nelson James, 80
years of age, the father of C. P.
James and E. NJ. James of Wausau is
dead.
]. P. Kieffer, county surveyor and
former postmaster of Waterloo, Iowa,
under President Clevelands second
administration, died, aged 60.
Rabbi Solomon H. Sonnenchein
died at his omeh in st. Louis of
burst blood vessel in ehbrain AT the
time of his death he was editor of Die
Wahreit, a monthly magazine.
The Rev. J. H. Mason, for many
years in charge of the Lake Superior
mission is dead. Before taking UP
this work he had been a Congrega-
tional minister at several places.
ItOUGIL ASSuCtOA Ouly opOl Ills
editor of the San Francisco Call, died
in that city after an illness of about
three months, death resulting from
cancer of the stomach Mr.. Smyth
was a native of county Cork, Ireland,
the son of noted Irish sportsman.
L. E. Mcpherson, tax attorney of
the Pullman company for years, died
at his home Austin, Mimi, after a
short illness. He is survived by
widow and three children-Warren D.,
Nellie M, and Edna HI. MCPHERSON.
He was a member of the George H.
Thomas post G. A. R., and of teh
Third Church of Christ, Scientist.
The Right Rev. Michael Tierney,
bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese
of Hartford, Conn, died of paralysis.
He was 60 years Id, was born in Ire
land, and when s years old came to
this country with his parents. His ed
vocational training was received at
St Thomas academy, Bardstown, KY,
and st. Joseph's seminary, Troy, N.
Y. He was elevated to the episcopate
in 1894.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-10-14

These southern business men foresee
great manufacturing future for their
section and are determined to instill
their ideas into the minds of others.
They point out also that the useful
ness of these rivers caIr be increased
not only for manufacturing, but for
transportation. The improvement of
the lumber business and of the allied
Industry of turpentining has also re-
ceived much attention from them. In
some states, they say there are very
rich mineral deposits which might
be worked with great profit.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-10-14
NO GUsHER


But Tells Facts About Postum.
''We have used Postum for the past
eight years." writes Wis, lady, land
drink it three times a day We never
tire of it.
''For several years could scarcely
eat anything on account of dyspepsia,
bloating after meals, palpitation, sick
headache-in fact, was in such misery
and distress l tried living on hot water
and toast for nearly a year.
II had quit coffee, the cause Of my
trouble, and was using hot water, but
this was not nOurishing.
Hearing of Postum began drinking
it and my ailments disappeared, and
now | can eat anything | want without
trouble.
My parents and husband had about
the same experience. Mother would
often suffer after eating, while yet
drinking coffee. My husband was a
great coffee drinker and suffered from
indigestion and headache.
After he stopped coffee and began
Postum both ailments left him. He will
not drink anything else now and we
have it three times day. I could write
more. but am no gusher-only state
plain facts"
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek. Mich. Read. THE Road to Well
ville.' in pkgs. There's Reason"
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time.
They are genuine, true, and full of
human interest.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-10-14
DOM EsTIc.

Citizens of Perry and Brown count
les, Ohio voted to abolish saloons. and
as a result of the elections seventy
nine saloons will have to go out of
business.
Mayor Blaine of Champaign. III
fred shot from a revolver in an eff
fort to stop sophomores, who were
hazing freshmen on the campus of the
University of Illinois.
Oliver NJ. Ferrand. a New York dia-
mond importer, has discovered that he
has been Systematically robbed, prob
ably for years, and although the inven-
tory is not completed $4,000 worth
of jewels are missing
Miss Ava De Lagercratz, a Swedish
artist, well known in New York. has
received a commission TO paint a por-
trait of the king of Sweden and she
will leave New York for her native
land this month.
Justice Geigerich, in the Supreme.
court in New York, has appointed a
commission in lunaey to inquire into
the mental condition of Stewart NJ.
Brice. a son of the late United States
Senator, Calvin S. Brice-
The September grand jury. which
has been investigating primary and
registration frauds at st. Louis. re-
turned its final report. The findings
brought the total number of indict-
yoa,fc 70 rir, afv-fhroo
The bodies of a well-dressed. uniden-
titled young woman and 1-year-old