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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-10-02
Notice No. l

NOTICE OF MEETING OF COUNTY
Board of Supervisors of Villas Coun-
ty, Wisconsin, to decide upon petit
ton for laying out, widening and
altering County Highway, extend
ing through the town of Eagle
River.
Application having been on the 4th day OF
September. 1912, daily made to the undersigned
Board OF Supervisors of Villas county, Wis,
by fifteen or more resident freeholders reSd-
ing in said town Of Eagle River, for a county
highway to be laid out, Widened and altered
through said town in said county, as follows:
Commencing on the county highway at the
intersection OF Railroad AMI Wall streets in
the village OF Eagle River in section 33, town
ship 40 north OF range 10 east. thence east
vernier reading at 100 east, across ne NV, NV
ne, ne ne, section 30, NV NV, ne NV, NV ne,
Sc NV. SW ne, ne >W Sc sw ne Sc, SW Sc, section
"a, all in township 40 north. OF range 10 east.
Across NV ne sW ne, ne NV, Sc NV, ne sW,
lot ,, NV Sc, SW e, Sc SW. ne Sc, lot D. section
B. lot5 section2 lot D. section TO- NV nW'
he NV, NV ne, ne ne, Sw ne, sc ne, ne Sc. Sc Sc,
section IL, sW NV, NV sW, Sw sW, section II,
NV NV, Sw NV, NV Sw, Sw SW, Sc sW, section
ID. township 80 north, OF range 10 east
Notice is therefore hereby given that e.
the undersigned BOard Of Supervisors of said
cOunt V. will meet on the first day OF October,
1912. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day
at the corner of Wall and Railroad streets in
the village of Eagle River on said proposed
highway and decide upon such application.
Dated this 4th day of september, 1912
J. T. NEMACHECK,
CHAs, H. KANIKE,
CHAS. A. BEN ,
J. l.. METZ.
PETER HEDEEN,
County Board of Supervisors
Villas county Wisconsin.
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County BO0Td Proceedings
August 29th, 1912.

august ZJIn, 1917.
A call for a county board meeting to:
G. FL. Kamke, chairman Of the town
of Arbor Vitae; Peter Hedeen, chair
man Of the town of Conover; j. T.
NemacheCk, chairman of the town of
Eagle River; James Peddvcoart, chair
man of the town of Pennington; j.
w. Pinch, chat man of the town Of
Flambeau: j. l.. Metz, chairman of
the town of Hackey; Ernest Alton,
chairman of the town of Plum Lake g;
&. BackStrOm, chairman OF the town
Of Presque Isle; and to G. A. Bent,
chairman of the town of State Line
To you and each of you, notice is
hereby given that there will be a meet
ing of the county b ard of supervisors
of Villas county, Wis, held at the
county clerk 5 office at the courthouse
in the village of Eagle River, Wednes-
day the 4th day of Sept. 1912, at 3
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of aud
iting claims and receiving road petit
lions and for any other business that
may come before said board.
Dated this goth day of August, 1912
w. A. BRADFORD, Co. Clerk.
Eagle River, Sept. 4th, 1912.
The county board of supervisors of
Villas county, Wisconsin, convened at
the county clerks Office in the court
house in the village of Eagle River
Wednesday, Sept. 4th, at 800 O'Clock
%. M, and was called to order by the
chairman, j. T. Nemacheck. The
following named members answered
The roll call:
Chas. H. Kamke, chairman of the
town of Arbor Vitae. Peter Hedeen,
chairman of the town of Conover. D..
r. Nemacheck, chairman Of the town
of Eagle River, James Peddycoart,
chairman of the town of Pennington.
J. l.. Metz, chairman of the
the town of Hackley. Ernest Alton,
chairman of the town of Plum Lake.
Chas. Backstrom, chairman Of the
town of Presque Isle. ChaS. A. Bent
chairman of the town of State Line.
J. w. Pinch, chairman OF the town
of Flambeau, absent.
Petition No
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Notice No. 3.


NOTICE OF MEETING OF COUNTY
Board of Supervisors of Villas Coun
ty, Wisconsin, to decide upon petit
ton for laying out, widening and,
altering a County Highway, ex-
tending through town of Hackley.
Application having been on TIE 22d day Of.
Board of supervisors of Villas county Wis, by
fifteen more resident freeholderS residing
in each of the towns of Hackley for a county
highway to be laid out, Widened and altered
through said towns in said county, as follows:
Commencing at the township corner to
townships Al and AZ, ranges IL and II east,
thence west between sections and So across
ne ne NV ne ne NV, NV NV. section 1-41-ll d;
and the Sc, sW Sc Sc SW, sW sW, section 10
42-11 E.. thence west between sections and
80 across Sc Sc, Sw Sc. section 30-42-ll E.; ne ne
and lot 4 section 2-41-ll E.
Commencing at the township corner Al and
AZ, II and u east, thence east across sW sw
Sc sW, Sc, Sc Sc, section 3l-42-l2 f., ne Sc,
NV Sc, ne, SW ne, section 81, 1872 e. ne ne,
ne, ne NV, NV NV, section 4l-l2. SW ne,
Sc NV. SW NV. SW, ne Sw, lot :. nW me-.
ne ne section 32-42-l2 E. Thence east between
sections % and 81 Sc Sc, Sw Sc. section 30 and
ne ne section 81. on e section line between
sections % and 80 across NV NV and lots ].
and 3 section 33, sw, Sc sw, sw Sc, Sc Sc,
section 28-42-l2 E., thence east between Sec
lions n and "a across ne ne, NV ne ne NV. NV
NV section "a, Sw, Sc sw, sw Sc. Sc Sc, sec
ton 27-42-l2 E.. thence east on section line be
tween sections % and 30 across lots and :,
Sw Sw. section Is, NV ne, ne NV. NV NV, lots
and 4 section 35, thence east on quarter line.
of section 80 1912 e. across lots 3. and .,
ne SW and lot of section 36-42-l2 to the Doun=
dairy line between Wisconsin and Michigan
Notice is therefore hereby given that we, the
undersigned Board of Supervisors OF said
county will meet on the Bird day or October,-
1912 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of that day
at Camp 3, or sw section 81, town ~ north.
of range y east, on said proposed highway
and decide upon such application. .,
Dated this 4th day Of September, 1912
j r. N EAAcHECK,
CHAs. A, KANKE,
CHAs. A. BENT,
r. l.. METZ.
PETER HBDEEN,
County Board OF Supervisors,
Villas county, Wisconsin.
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Petition No. 4.

Petition No. 4.
APPLICATION TO THE COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
Villas COUNTY, WISCONSIN, TO
LAY OUT, WIDEN AND ALTER
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LAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN, TO
LAY OUT, WIDEN AND ALTER
A COUNTY HIGHWAY.

We, the undersigned freeholders, re-
siding in the Town of Hackley in
said county of Villas hereby make APP
plicatiOn to you to lay. out widen and
alter county highway through the
towns Of Hackley, in SAID county, as
follows:
Commencing at the Township Cor
ner TO Townships Al and ~ Ranges !
and II East, thence West.between Sec
lions l and So across N 3 NE, NV NE
NE NV, N w NV, section l Al II e,
and the Sc Sc, SW Sc, Sc SW, SW
SW, section 36 AZ II e, thence west
between sections and IS across Sc
Sc. SW Sc, section 80 ~ II f, NE
NE. and Lot Section Al E,
Commencing at the Township corner
fl and ~. II and Il east, thence east
across SW SW, >E SW, s Sc, Sc
Sc, section 81 1912 E, E Sc, NV
Sc, Sc NE. SW NE, Section 81 ~ u
E., NE NE, NV NE, NE NV, NV
MY, section 6 Al Y SW NE, Sc NV,
SW M, NV w, NE SW, Lot 2
NV NE, NE NE Section 81 AZ y q,
thence east between Sections % and
81 -E Sc, SW Sc sec, % and N e N e,
section %, on the section line be-
tween Sections % and 30 across NV
N 4. and Lots l, 2 and Section 33,
SW SN. Sc SW, SW Sc. Sc Sc, Sec
tiOn % ~ Il E., thence east between
sections q and "a across NE NE, NV
N K, N ENw .NW NV, Section "a, SW SW, Sc
SW, SW Sc, Sc Sc, section q AZ II e,
thence east on section line between
Sections 26 and 35 across Lots and
2.SW >W, section 26, NV NE, NENW,
NV NV Otc Rand 4 SpctiOn RI thpDcppaSt
on quarter line Of Section 36 AZ II. E.,
across Lots 3, and 5, NE 0W and Lot;
2 of section 36 ~ II to the boundary
line between wisconsin and Michigan
Dated the 22nd day Of August, 1912.
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Petition No 3.
APPLICk TION TO THE COUNTY
BOARD( FSUPERVISORS OF VI
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Petition No. /.
APPLICATION TO THE COUNTY
ROARD OF SUPERVISORS OF VI
LAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN, 70
LAY OUT, WIDEN AND ALTER, "A
COUNTY HIGHWAY.

we, UD6 uIuCI 81 3 HCA 49,
holters. residing in the Town OF Eag-
Ie River, 10 said county of ' Has here
nv make application to you to ay OUT,
widen and alter highway through
the Town of Eagle River, in said coun-
ty as follows: Itch
wav AT the intersection OF railroad
and wall Streets in the Village OF EI-
OLE ole River in Section 80 Township 40
Sorth. of Range 10 East, thence east
yernier reading at 100 east. ac. ar
Ma NV. NV NE, NE NE, Section IS,
NV NV. NE NV, NV NE, Sc NV, sW
NJ, NE sw, sEsw, NE Sc ,6 oS sW Sc f.
section "a, all 10 Township 40 North, OF
Range 10 East: ~ Mn,
Across NV NE, Sw NE, NE NV Sc NV
NE sW. Lot 2, NV Sc, sw Sc Sc SW,
N E Lot 5, section 3, Lot D. section
} } = lot ). section 10, NV NV, NE NV
NV NE. NE NE, SW NE, Sc NE, NE Sc,
Cr sE, section IL, SW NV, NV SW, sW
CIV section u, NV NV, sW NV NV
CIV Sw sw. Sc sW, lection 10, Town
S 9,,in 20 North, of Range 10 east.
''l Dated this 4th day of SEPTEMBER
1912.
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her son way S,y home. s s5sts va Mss
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Miss Morrison mas :,snpa,,kee and
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+ /, ryv..,- labor cou's' - road CONTRACT % s.
. FLOYD JacNer mart paymeuO - ........t' O.
= J,vau Hansoh +. 10 3
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sYNCpafs.

CHAPTER T--George Anderson an2 wife see q remark able man come out the Clermont hotel look around furiiyels wash his hands in the snow and pass on 'omm6ton attracts them tn the ClernoHf where it is found that the h.eaHt}fal Mis- kdith Chailoner has fallen dead on tho mczzanne floor
 CHAPTER TG-Anderson describes the man he saw wash his hands in the snow. The hotel manager declares him to be orlaraa Rrotherson.
 CHAPTER III Physietans And that Mss Ghallonef was stabbed and not shot. Which seems 10 clear Brotherson or sus- picfnn
 CHAPTER Iv-Grvee. an aged drtee- ave. and Swe Waier. his assistant. take up the case They believe Miss Ghaloner
 Her shudder, as she seated herself. vas very convincing She was too young to simulate so successfully emo- lions of this character.
 I'm glad Of that ste responded. half fretfully, half gratefully, as Mr. Gryce followed her mother into the adjoining room. I've had a bad enough time of it without being blamed for what 1 didn't know and didn't do.
 MT. Gryce laid little stress upon these words, but much upon the lack of curiosity she showed in the min, ute and careful examination he now made of her room. There was no stain on the pillow-eover and rone on the bGreau-spread where she might very naturally have laid the cutter down on first coming into her room Tie blade vas so polished that it must have been rubbed of some where, either purposely or by aeci- dent
 They returned to where the girl still sat, wrapped in her cloak. sabbing still. but not so violently.
 "Wiil-H-ill he tell2" she whispered.
 The answer came quickly, but not in the mothers tones Mr Gryces ears had lest none of their ancient acuteness.
 .I do not see that I should gain much by doing so. The one discov cry which would link this find of yours indissolubly with Miss Ghalloner'F death, have failed to make Do yov remember the exact spot where yot stopped. Miss Watkins ?"
 No, no. Somewhere near those bi, chairs: l didn't have to step out O ! my way; I really didn't"
 MT. Gryce's answering smile was { study. It seemed to convey q two-fole message, one for the mother and one for the child, and both were comfort ing. But he went away, disappointed The clue which promised so much was, to all appearance, false one.
 He could soon tell
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CHAPTER VI.
Integrity.

Integrity.
 MT. Gryce's fears were only too well founded. Though Mir. McElrey was kind enough to point out the exact spot where he SAW Miss Watkins stoop, no trace of blood was found up. on the rug which had lain there. nor had anything of the kind been washed up by the very careful man who scrubbed the lobby floor in the carly morning. This was disappointing, as it's presence would have settled the whole question. When, these efforts all exhausted, the two detectives faced each other again in the small room given up to their use, Mir Gryce showed his Encouragement Sweet water watched him in some concern then with the persistence which was one of his strong points, ventured finally to remark:
 ''i nave but one Idea left on the sub- ject"
 And what is that?"
 The girl wore red cloak. If mis- take not, the lining was also red A spot on it might not show to the cas- ual observer. Yet 1t would mean much to us.
 ''Sweetwater!"
 faint blush rose to the old mans cheek.
 Shall I request the privilege of looking ttat garment over?"
 Yes"
 The young fellow ducked and beft the room. When he returned. it was with downcast air.
 Nothing doing" said he.
 And then there was silence.
 A knock at the door was followed by the immediate entrance of MT Chai. loner, who had come ill search of the inspector, and showed some surprise to find his place occupied by an un- known old man.
 MT Gryce motioned Sweetwatcr from the room. With d woeful look the young detective withdrew. his last glance cast at the cutter still lyiHg in full view on the table.
 MT GrFce. not unmindfnl himself Of this object. took it up, then laid it down again, with an air of seeming abstraction.
 The fathers attention was caught.
 What is that?" he cried adyanc- Ing step and bestowing more than an ordinary glance at the object thus brought casually, as it were. to his notice.
 Mir. Gryce, observing the others emotion, motioned him to q chair As his visitor sank into it. he remarked, with all the consideration exaeted by the situation:
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Asked Aid for Red River.

Representative W. s. Goodwin of the Seventh Arkansas district appeared before the House Com mittee on Rivers and Harbors re- gently to urge considerable in- crease in this years appropriations for Red river in Arkansas.
 The Board of Army Engineers has recommended an appropriation of $lOO,oOO for next year, but Mir. Goodwin considered this amount entirely inadequate for the needs of the river.
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CHAPTER VIlI.
Strange Doinqs for George.

SIf dffSC OOtt8o tOt SCOF2C
 That evening George sat so long over the newspapers that in spite of my absorbing interest iu the topic en- crossing me. l fell asleep in my cozy little rocking chair. was awakened by what seemed like kiss falling very softly on my forehead. though to be sure, it may have been only the flap of Georges coat sleeve as he stooped over me.
 Wake up, little woman" I heard, "and trot away to bed. I'm going out and may not be in till daybreak.'
 "Youi going out! at ten o'clock at night. tired as you are-as We both are! What has happened-Ah!"
 This broken exclamation escaped me as I perceived in the dim back ground by the sitting-room door. the figure of man who called up recent, but very thrilling experiences.
 MT. Sweetwater," explained George. I've are going out together. It is necessary, CT you may be sure should not leave you"
 He gave me little good advice as to how l had better employ my time in his absence. and was off before I could find words to answer
 AS soon as the two were in the street, the detective turned towards George and said:
 MT. Anderson, 1 have a great deal 10 ask of you. MT. Brotherson has vanished; that is, in his own proper person, but l have an idea that l am on the track of one who will lead us very directly to him if we manage tine affair carefully What I want of you, Of course, is mere identification You saw the face of the man who washed his hands in the snow, and would know it again, you say. Do you think you could be quite sure of your self, if the man were differently dressed and differently occupied?' ?'
 q think so. There's his height and q certain strong look in his face. l cannot describe it."
 You don't need to. Come. we're II right. You don't mind making night of it ?"
 Not if it is necessary"
 That we cant tell yet" And with 2 characteristic shrHg and smile the detective led the way to a taxicab which stood in waiting at the corner.
 A duartef of an hour of rather fast riding brought them into taegle of 1treets on the East side.
 When they stopped. which was in a few mnuyes, Sweetwater said to .ieorge:
 We shall have 10 walk row for a block or two. If you can manage 10 ret as if you were accustomed to tho place and just leave all the talking to ne, we ought to get along irst.rate. Cont be astonished at anything you see, and trust me for the rest; that s an.o
 Thev alighted, and he dismissed the iayicab Some clock in the neigh5or- 1 hood struck the hour of ten.
 "Good We shall be in time,9 nut tered the detective, and led the way
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The largest force that has ever been engaged at one time on the construction of the Panama canal was working al. the end of Noyen= ser, when 4o.l59 men. of whom 5.8I5 were Americans. were ern Dloyed. No fewer than 4.O0O men were engaged on the lock gates.
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Stands Ahead

There is something about Hunts Lightning Oil that no other lini- meat possesses. Others may be good, but it is surely the best. It does all you recommend it for and more. For sprains. cuts, bruises, burns. aches and pains it has no equal on earth It stands head on my medicine shelf.
 Very truly yours,
 r. J. BroWnloW.
 Livingston, Tenn. 25c and soc bottles. adv
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CHAPTER VII.
The Letters.

Before a table strewn with papers, In the room We have already men, toned as given over to the use of the police, sat Doctor Heath in a mood too thoughtful to notice the en- trance of Mir Gryce and Sweetwater from the diningroom where they had been having dinner.
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down the street and round corner or so. till they came to block dark CT than the rest, ard much less noisy.
 There's q meeting on tonight, oe the Associated Brotherhood Of the Awl. the Plane and the Trowel fwhat- ever that mcansl. and if is the speak CT We want to soc; the man who is to aadress them promptly at ten o'clock. Do you object to meetiags?'
 "ls this q secret one?s
 "It wasn't Rdvertieed.t
 Are we carpenters or masous that we can count on admittance?
 Hush! 1 mnst speak to this man"
 George stood back. and few words passed between SWeetwater and shadowY figure which seemed to have sprung up out of the sidewalk.
 Baked at the outset" were the en~ coureging words with which the de. tectiye rejoined George. "it seema that a password is necessary, anu l.4y friend has been unable Go get It. Niir the speaker pass out this wa1 7, he inquired of the shadowy figure still lingering in their rear.
 He didn't go in hy it; yet believe he's safe enough inside was the muttered answer.
 Sweetwater had no relish for disap.- Eointments of this character. but it. was not long before he strengthened np and allowed himself te exchange a few more words with this mysterious person. These appeared to be of a raore encouraging nature than tha Inst. for il was not long before the de- tectipe returned with renewed alac- xity to George, and. wheeling him about. began to retrace his steps to the corner.
 10 BE CanIlEaer Maxl Maskl
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Mart Bradshaw, who formerly lived here but is now on a farm near Hope, burned his face and hands badly last Monday morning in trying to save some mules from a burning barn on the farm of c. T.. Bell. Four mules were burned to
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Rev J. R Rushing and Dr. II. c. Rushing were at Monroe Sun day to hear Bishop Mouzon, who is presiding at the Louisiana confer ance of the Methodist church. preach, end say they were well re- paid for their trip.
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No Ca,0mel Necessary

The injurious effect and unpleas- antness of taking Galomel is done away With by Simmons Liver Puri- fer. the mildest known liver medi- cine, yet the most thorough in ac- ton. Put up in yellow tin boxes only. Price 25c. Tried once. used always. adv
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itching Piles.

want you to know how much gooo your faat's Cure has done me. had suffered with itching Piles fifteen years, and when was travelling through Texas a man told me of your Hunts Cure. got Q soc box and 1t cured ma.
 John Bradley adv Caney. Kans.
The Huttig news., 1912-12-21

Easter next year will be or March 25, arriving at an earlier date than any year since 1918. and will not occur so early until after the year 2, 900.
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A dance was given at the school house on Wednesday nigbtin honor of Mrs. J. B. Calvert who is visit ing friends here.
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Vice President G. s. Prestfidge of the Union Saw Mill Go. was here from Shreveport the first oi the week on business.
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Mrs c. M. Durham and children arrived back in Huttig last week from Kennefc, Okla, to agaih make this their home.
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Fireman N. E. King. who was threatened with pneumonia. left Saturday for Shreveport, La, te enter a sanatarum.
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fl. P. Heard was called 10 Ser nice, La, on the early train Wed nesday morning by telephone message announcing the death of his mother.
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We treat Piles successfully with cut knife. or chloroform. Refer ence and information on application DRs. MCCALL & WILLIAMS.
 Lawson. Ark.
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Miss s. Berrarris returned to her home at St Louis last Friday after a visit here with Mrs. c. s. Watkins and other friends.
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Rev. A. ". King of Gufdon, Ark, former pastor of the Baptist church here, was in Farmerville last Friday visiting his daughter, Mrs. M. o. McKeller, and greeting h.s many cid friends. -Farmeryille Gazette.
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Mrs. j. R, Scott and daughter of Bogalasa. La, are here to spend the holidays with her parents, Mir. and Mrs A. P. Philips.
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Stats of Ohio. ciev cf Toledo. co
 Lucas County

 StaIs Of VHI0, VI.N OI lIVuU, sg
 Lucas County,
 Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner Of the firm of F. l. Cheney x O., doing business in the City of To- ledo. County and State aforesaid. and that sad firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev- cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured Ly the use of HALLS GATARitu CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this 9th day of December. A. D. 1886.
 (SeaD A. w. GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces cf the system. Send for testimonials, free.
 r. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo. O. Sold by all Druggists. 75c. Take Halls Family Pills for constipation. Adv.
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Miss Mayme Fowler, who has been at Pattonsburg, Mo, arrived in Huttg Saturday to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. F. c. Storton.
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Mrs: A. F. Funkhouser. who has the guest of Mrs. F. c. Storton. re turned to her home at EVanville, Ind, last Friday.
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Mrs. George Moore of Bogalasa was here Monday enroute to Bold ing to spend the holidays with her parents.
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Mrs. J. B. Calvert and son now of Harfodsburg, Ky, arrived m tiuttig Saturday for a weeks visit with Miss Lucille Ripper and other Huttig friends.
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Miss Leila Lineberry, who has been the guest of her sister. Mrs. C. s. Watkins. for several months. returned 10 her home ct Hale, Mo. last Saturday.
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Miss Laura Dickerson is home from visit with relatives at Lapile.
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Everybody has hobby. doing the right kind of job work is our.
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Thos. Green, the jewelet. was called to Lawson Tuesday to at tend the funeral 0f his mother, Wao passed to her reward in Heaven at that place Monday.