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FALLING HAIR
Many Peop'e Have a Simple
Way of Stopping It

VS. n s2age7ao75 q PARIS. ~,
zlrst discovered III; 6sadz1fs z-6 -
Eng hs- were caused " 5 7z.c7ose.
And aow ln1t Fxrissa SAGE Tia
-amadr -Aa 6}s TIE 6saG-ag ss-m
+ H5id Il sra-x a2vp II Azsz ~ ses
cIHan peo7s e inns caaatTg asvs
awakened Il ne 1sc; -; ta2draE "
7lnpeeesss thss sz2s astg ara
1hc ssa9a cS1 se aases}y s.o77ei,
Ann thE g'snT Rho ase Partisan
.sAcs WI lsve- grew b4lt
~ sFe-y -sSae D; TIE Cate CIR
WIG FISHES x 21ca,s dSeg< IL :
eEu5-u 500 .Eac hasr and h&vs
m mu2caisse clean soalH. tres
s-oH aleA9aess Rs make ms osfers
7ssaa Sage Is sa ny druggist,
$gsEyvss-s Tor 50 cents 4 lavec
Ng Il Is An 3es asintfly per,
sea6 asf7 dressing, free from grease
srd sickness, and Win cause hair
&c grew lustFoas and luxurtaut Sold
ard guaranteed by Wilkinson s Go
Aav,
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AL.ARMuSTs IN
THEIR ELEMENT
tCoatiaaad troa rage -

Is zak1g preparations to- rasl var
ssa11Sas ese DOUBTED, and the znTeEents
Of The Ncnse2sErias sire M backing
u The hops thzz thsy VII peacefully
sFEs1sss Sezta1
Reports from TIE BALKANS are most
alarming When Crow Prince Dszazsn
and his 7ea marched ext Of Scutari
i Ezs thought ay some This Indicated
liz. King Nicholas was getting rsa6y
10 submit u the poEs-s- hzs t0day j.
Ess apparent that the r-n1s ~sre
az-ssas-g 10 ths heights surrounding
Ees1zzss They VIII soon Ee within
striking azstzzcs NJ AntsvA-i Eae-s
the A1ssrzzns arss1 lad II they reczda
IN Invade Mc-sa1es-o The --oo7s
also VIII s.s II = vs1ss-soz 10 ssozss-d
gs-ta-c. FL AasSrszz CITY. and dis
patches SID saat King NschoEss De
cared ~ wovE6 5ozha-d the tow IL
izaalsasssy sf Azzs-rsa-sEsa1sa-zaz t-ooss
sst foot IN ehs sci az his eozzerv-
wh5is rhs yza-1asa snrcss hare
NJ 5ozsY9 81 sAss- coHaE-ys aasE1tv
szslr - rEraSsa Noats1a--r, there
3 grave zaassszsw because u tas
zTrksszaoo5 tai ths coufEscs zl-aos. n
erztaslr Eozad d-a# N rsAs- aasso-s
Rzsszz- We : st-nsT Sszzsc- S
aa1dszE a1oof from H. cras-a7sssoas
4 Of the ambassadors Il London
Russia took 10 par II ne s7sa-zaa
rin1sa sao1ss5a q rAs MczsszaE-7z
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Relieve That Sore Threat
Now nth MUSTEE0iE!

MUsTERoI4E brings quick and
blessed relief To ths sore throat sn6
isares delicious feeling q ease and
comfort
II IS 3 clssn. white ointment, made
with eli of mustard Yen simply rua
Ii On. Ne plaster needed
Better than mustard plaster and
positively does not blister
There Is nothing ike MUSTERoI-E
for Sore Threat, Bronchitis. Tonssli-
lis. Group. Sr1f Neck Asthna. Men
rsiSia. Headsche. Congestion Pleurisy
Rhe1mstisn, Lnnhzso. Pains and
Aches - the Sack or joints. Sprains.
Sore Muscles Bruises Cnnhlains.
Frosted Feet and Colds q the Chest
Ut prevents Pnsunonsae.
Doctors and nurses frsnksv recon-
mend MUsTERoIE II is used II
large hospitals
At rear druggists in &c ant sc
sars- ana q special large hospital size
for sssa
accs7s 10 substitute IL your drug
gsst csnnot snp7iy you- send &c or
sac 70 the Nustaross Company. Cseve-
land. Ohio, and we ELI send ron ;
..s-. posssge PREPAID
George L Aoxler, MarsinshurE. W.
Va Musserois Is Just sns. and is
N Immediate relief for sassmec
throat and pain IN The hxck It's the
hes. hing ! have eysr tried
-ssr gSaa
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HYOMEI RELIEVES
IN FIVE MINUTES
Help Comes Quickly When Hyouaes is
Used for C1tarrn.

cusck relief comes from the Hyo
mel treatment for csssrrh and 81
troubles o. the hresshfag organs sacs
SIS ssopped,up aeaa. sasffles Or morn
ing choking Pit few drops q
liquid hyonei IN the pocket snAsae;
that comes with svsry oGssss. and be
fore yoa asve used the treatment 1ve
minutes yoa xsal notice RELIEF Iron
rear catarrhal troahses
L gives s1nse healing stsecs 70 The
air yoa hrsashe. kills the cstar-Asl
germs. stops the poisonous secre<iocs
sooghes the arrssatee mucous mem
e-aas an6 makes marked Improve
le1s IN the general health.
Eyolss Is not ; ezresl: II hss
oEt one sim. the Tsssef 81 ca-a-ra and
diseases g The Breathing organs
Wien there Is 10 s.sta-rA, the general
health IS Improved, so- then nature
has 5 chance n suiEd u he eatsre
syssa
L roa suffer .roz ostszsivs hresta,
raEssEs q Epcas, frequent sasszsaS
hasv roscs, discharge fron The nose,
troaatass N he throat, scss 0.
Strength, s1tssno5se co1sasas aad
feeling q s5ghsaass across tha zppsT
par o. The chest. or azg oiAsr synp
soas q cs1a-Th. rss Eyczes II
once. II Viii asS-oT TIE disease
germs u TIE 1oss- throat and lungs.
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q -. W~e-lns.

-aS-r0sS 47ra .sasA1 1hs z-rar.
-auuss II So EsdvH-6 Grey British
ssss--aaE-E e s-E1e for fr-wsgl Keai-z,
1ns zrtrnsEadn-s Isss-1iaad hu--5s5sy
q fas tarsaE <tt1ra his afternoon.
Er hsF9nE adjourned una Ttz-s-
aaEr Their E-ssir4salliEsa rnsssz1E VIZ
s;Euaaa az Enss-.zH -Es-zEE-Ts sa--sa-
announcement ezsdEv THU sfs Earli
7l--Es'ss6 sarElF ErH.14st MzT1ss1ss-T,
agrt za--ne zffE1 nEtzssr = cher sibs VII
~ 1hz 3,sEa-s Kn3 gre 70 Scu1H-z
z wa sEsif 1hEf Es2zs has 1nB6a 3
sf-znlE ss-sraz TaHnlE zEEz-ss;
-ErEfs-...H ssgslseS--s atzsng z5sns HEEa1ssz
Ea.g sazsnp1Rs E-1 1aaar 1hs E12Zsl-1
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.BRYAN's ADVICE
rs NOT Needed
Three Asars' Consideration.
gContinueG from page IL


WASHINGTON. April From
seven anti ter O'Clock this morafng,
President Wlison and John BssseSs
Moo7s, counsellor Of the state 6spaH,
menI. who Is acssns secretary Of sssse,
conferred over the CalisoTaaa-Ea Ian
snese sfsnsston. Two leasshs tele-
grams had been received during the
assAs s-osl Secretary 81 State Brvan
Al Sacramento, setting forth i great
DEAN the exact sitnsszon IS ne had
found Il and these were considered ~
the president and acting sssTsgsry al
s-sat length. The latter IS zn e1psss
On sassznstsoas, iSw and he ADVISED
the president II framing the answer
which wss sent 70 Nrsn
The contents o. his Telegram Ess
Withheld ~ the president L Is mn
dsrseood Il answers eTs-y ossecesoa
wases VAS raised ~ the C2htovass
legislators IN thss- conference With
B-van yssss-asv The TELEGRAM also
sxasssass3 sasss what vua26 as viola
1scn ot The existing tEes1r with Japan.
Acting secrssa-T q Sssts Moo-s
declined fatty 70 oo1-s1t upoa his
conferences With President WISE
Anything that Esr ss ls5s Tnossc
vii - E~sa on 81 shs wife ho1sse
he said "Sots5as XII Dc zaaozncs1
froz tns ssSss Department
gzc4z2s caSaszs-s q The s5zinls-
e-srs,--S .-e- ---x- -Sas-nSss e@S,
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~ go A-E-aa.

WASHINGTON s.ssse
dent wilson aaS5r1S41aa sahs4 eEnsr
the same Dcs,soz hs assumed RfaE
The t2alitovats-5ag,2aas alssst5sr WIS
ortstuslly raised 4e h8s nci tstlE- ss.s
his mind and inSssts ,sst 1ss giasssra
of any an,i-sitoa land exasae 5szssia-
tien by the CslItorz.a aaessss1,,s
which Includes TIE nerds sasilisg,,ils
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UNCLE SAM NOT
TO NTERFERE
FCioressr1s.a from -.se q

IN zsszszs u slasa.a.aA ssss- Il I'D
been dsnaast-assa sa1 really vss
3 curs s1w 1as 5ssass
Ven H1-zza aEs II s1s MS sssa-
eaztss VII ~ into oou-1 = III s-s
ID asvs ms ssc77a srat-zc1 declared
voa
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cnEc.za. cash Grain.

CHICAGO, A7'-l y aegt-Nus.
red. s17 aFz$ Nc rs5. so
saa NJ. aa-a- sss@ 5sa5ssc. No.
Azr1- sGssgzse No. ; srz-1-g. PIG
s
Co--No. : wases. ss7s;s-c. Nc :
vs5sc# ss CSC Nc s. SIG ssc- 10.
$50 sse@ NJ. a No. /
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<>+A NS-2SS - a. s&kaA-2AS q S<->sN@l
Effort 10 persuade Montenegro TO give
W ScgtaH pescsahiy-
Turkey Behind IL.
PARIS April aSTurkey il back
ing Essad Pssha's claim 10 the Alban-
ism CROWN, according to news agen-
cy dispssch recsired here from Con
stansin0nae Ii wss said that The
snnstne porte. ssser S council % min
ts.srx sent Instructions 10 Turkish
ambassadors and ministers in all cap
itsis Ct Europe 10 support Essad's
proclamation OF the independence OF
Albania. with himself as king.
The dispatch said that the impress
sion prsSssled in Cuastanstaopae that
Nsssi Pssha has taken the step. noa
for personal gain. but 70 retain for
Turkey surersinty over Albania
Twas said that The government had
recesved secret intelligence that
Montenegro eventually win give up
ScusAri without fighting.
Count Won Bercaso,d. Austria Hun
ga-ian foreign minister. seemed more
hopeful after conference Of minis
tsrs late this afternoon and said tia.
the -caonds Eere clearing mp
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CHICAGO Agra = -.
CARR Hermann, VIM 1E's'' 2 = III -
za.a E.aas As-a tahEF n5'7n lils'4 ID
-aE1l 59-s3r 81 3aoEiS VIZ n ,..,.ssr
ri q aHnVuaz Szgpasr'sh aof -.
Ess saa6a- ana fu-nsr ciuA ls.l. -
s.----,,ar.n :EHa Is CasassHp = 80 &
4fs meeting assalgvr'~ Z Us ID
sasrr1rissisrn when M s';'ss 1
he asasaaa
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Steers. ssf9Es .ss- ouvs an bs;ssr.
aT.7s. s1ockers sad tesssr
s-JseG s.Ess. calves ss.ssa-s. bill.
and stzEs. ssNa-la
Hog receipts z3J,aes. rs-gs iae
liz loEer. Bulk. sSls61s8
Sheep reosi7ss 7.E.s,H. ua-sss slor
and staa6y- Tss-finEs, s7.ssG7.7s
HsfheTs. ss7se7.8 aaraA 1850
49, eHss. sslsB9s5.
k.rss. CRY Live Sax.
KANSAS ETT. g3ra .s-.czrle y
css7rs saEsa. market sssEeg- Steer.
IS eeG -: cors ant hasss-s, aaa
s-ss stncka-z z-d leaders slaaa
rs. calves. sEM6s
Ecx receipts 1885 la-sst s.s,dy
Bulk sssas *. hssrs. ssetesss:
mediun. ss.ses.ss; agtt sHs
sss7A
sheer rerss-ss ss.aes n.rks.
stead Ga-as ssaHds 81 aves
sssaG sss. vatha-s. T#E
c.ssr.as p-asus.
---sro -. i. 49,
-. - -. - a.. So =
t-as 1se. das-y s-ss. sf,,
ass4e ar6anE-T a-sss,
gss-v-. sas- l-se- yos,,
a-,.-zr,s 7s-s f744.
aa-ss-.-.s 1sfs5as,
Tsrs -.r,-.---- rarx 81 ai-c:
49,. 7ss.ss-- -. rqf77z,- s,rtur
$50 ! go as-..- +7-,-s4s
=
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cs~stss lipe Saasss
OMAHA. 4zsrl ....s-sn-sls 1sEsaEi
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LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS

Rspe-. on. CT. cs
VIM
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: 8sat ina 51E ls
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Daily Rang. - Prices

CHICAGO, m a1ra r.
oraa- EsEh. I7w. O
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foreign once was making strong
sro7 10 persuade Montenegro TO give
W ScGtars psscsahsy-
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IN. Gals Dur. ~ar.r
nns. 4fn INA. sz.srsr.es-

''l4a .i+ COLD DIST o. ,-s.,- .pr-s
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-12-25
DONE UP BROWN

It cost an insurance man of the city
d uoA ol aandy because he absent
mindedly forgot wl9ere he LETT his
overcOat
The man mentioned, went to the
mayor and insisted that he had Left
his overcoat with him, but was final
Iy persuaded that such was mot the
case. His next guess was that he
lett it at the office OF the district
attorney. The mayor phcned the
district attorney ana tod him to
hide the coat if he had it. Being
convinced that the district attorney
did not have the coat, he again went
to the mayor aud asked HIM to loan
h;m a coat so he could drive OIt
in the country. About this time
young lady happened in and heard
the conversation about the lost coat.
She informed the seller OF lire pro
lection that if he would give her a.
box of candy, she wcaId tell him
where the ccat was This was
agreed to and the coat located in
the office of the distinct attorney.
Now the insurance man feels as
though he had been done up brown.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-12-25

The tracks Of the oil promoter are
getting quite warm in this Mexican
mess. The attitude of European
governments is closely touched by
the hustle for concessions. Down in
Colombia, too, the British govern
ment has been seeking. to annex pro-
fitable oil rights.
The world is using in a year, the
oil it took ages to produce When
the oil is taken out, nothing is left
in its place. The ordinary citizen,
who had been hoping to buy an au-
tomobile with his moderate savings,
sees the price of it's fuel constantly
advancing.
1t is reported that the British
navy will hereafter be constructed
on an oil burning basis. Some of
the latest battleship plans in this
country have the same arrangement.
Meanwhile oil comes more and more
into daily use.
Formerly it was regarded merely
as valuable for burning in lamps.
Now it drives the automobile and
the motor boat, and warships, rail
reads, and factories use it more and
more.
Some" predict that soon the little
heater used for the living rOCm on
a cool day, will be displaced by the
oil furnace in the basement Cock
stoves and ranges have oil burning
The Western states, ready to take
up new ideas, are burning oil sc
freely in daily life that there is a
saying in the trade that "the Pacific
coast eats oil
In the best days of the Pennsyl
vania oil fields, it used to be said
that the oil was worth less than the
barrels it was Put in. Now the'
Pennsylvania oil production has fall
Ell in 20 years from 33,O00yOCO bar
re1s to 5000, 900 With a demand
constantly increasing, the supply
decreasing, the appetite
for new sources like Mexico becomes
simply ravonOus.
Under these circumstances, t(s|
ruch for the oil supply lis another
case of spendthrift waste of re
sources. 1t is particularly objec-
tionable when it embroils diplomacy
and introduces a dangerous trail of
commercialism to South American
countries.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-12-25
4 Feel In the Christmas Air
By JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY

|T~HEY'S q kind o. feel in the air to me
When the Christmas times sets in
That's about much of mystery
AS ever I've ag'n
Fer instunce, now. wse gain in weight
And einera health, | swear
They's a goneness sorners can't quite state
A kind o. feel in the air.
They's a feel in the Christmas air goes right
To the spot where man lives at!
It gives feller a appetite
They amt no doubt about that!
And yit they's somepin-I don't know what
That follers me here and there
And ha'nts and worries and spares me not
a kind o. feel in the air.
They's a feel, as say. in the air that's jest
AS blaned-on sad sweet
In the same ra-sho as feel the best
And arm the spryest my feet
They's allus kind o sort of ache
That | can't locate nowhere,
\ kind o. feel in the air.
Is it the ia cket the children raise?
Why. no Sod bless 'en, no!
Is it the eyes and the cheeks ablaze.
Like my own wuz long ago?
Is it the bleat o the whistle and beat
O. the little toy dram and blare
O. the horn? No, no! 1t is Jest the sweet
AIt~ sa3-@Wset feel III tbs air .fa-~a-v~@.-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-12-25
CO.
WINS DAMAGE CASE.
Injury Cases Not Allowed BY
Commission.
DECISION JUST RECEIVED

Industrial Commission Denies the
Claim for Injuries Made by Michael
Corcoran.
A decisi on fayOring the Co2s0lidat-
ed Water Power and Paper Company,
in the matter of the claim of Michael
Corcoran against the company, has
been received from the Industrial
Commissi on. The case was heard
on Dec. 2, at the court house before
C. H Crownhart aGd was a claim
for injuries alleged to have besn re-
ceived by Corcoran while in the en-
ploy of the Consolidated company
The claim was for injuries alleged
to have been, received ON three diff
ferent dates and was for 65 per cent
OF the wages during the time Corco-
ran was laid up.
The attorneys i'm the case were
George L. Williams for the Consoii-
dated company, and Frank Calkins
for Corcoran. After hearing the evi-
dence the attorneys We're instructe
by Mr.. Crownhart to submit briefs.
The Industrial Commission u1anI-
mously denied the claims of CCrcoran
in each Of the three claims.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-12-25
THE DANCE OF YESTERYEkR

SIute your pardner; let her go;
Balance all and do-si-do;
Swing your girl and run away;
Right and left on; gents sashay;
Gents to right and swing or cheat;
On to the next girl an repeat.
Balance next and don't be shy;
Swing your pard an swing 'er high;
Bunch the gals and circle round:
Whack your feet until they bound :;
Alaman left an balance all;
Lift your hoofs and let EN- fall;
Back to pardner, do-si-do;
All join hands and off you go.
And this is the style Of call-off
in vogue these days:
Salute your partner, grab her there;
snap your fingers. It's a bear.
Glide an then your shoulders shrug;
Do the williwy bunny hug;
Writhe and wiggle round the hall,
Hold her tight. Don't let her fall.
Sinewy, snaky movements now,
Be as graceful as COW.
Swing around onelittIe spot,
Break off in the turkey trot.
Now the tango. Come be quick,
See how high you two can kick.
Twist and turn and squirm and sway
That's what's termed a dance today
-Ex
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-12-25
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH RECEIPT

Inc feceplloh si'eh l'e'' \ >
Locke pastor oil Tue eo-lsi''51't l1ll-,i
eil'icll' anu ms :" t'e7' a. ''le -
p'IioLS 'D'.i S'','' s g ''-ii-7' = - -
4, was most ool1-.'I ana le'ilo d q !.
ne ''s'es'S s''H - ~ 80
ai'.SSl + ,.i-i -'''-s',.''- % -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-12-25
ELECTION Of
CLASS OFFICERS

Mrs. G. NJ. aill's Sabbath school
class "The Loyal Daughters, held
their annual business meeting at
the home Of Constance Boorman,
Wednesday evening. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
resident-Hazel Taylor.
Vive Prest.-Lucy Gazely.
Secretary Mary Waterman.
Treasurer-Marie Kruger.
Pianist Constance Boornan.
Committees, Membership II Flor
ence Mfndak and Clara Waterman.
Devotfonal-Vera Mindak and Fern
O'Cain..
sociaI-Genevieve Gouchee, Ella
Hager and Leona Dustin.
This class OF young ladies is one
of the actice ones that are doing
excellent work in the Congregational
church Sabbath school
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-12-25
ACCIDENTS TOTAL
7.61O IN YEAR

Madison, Wis, Dec. 1.-THE an
nuaI report of the state bureau Of
vital statistics just issued shows that
there were a total Of 1910 accidents
during the last year.
OF this number 6,671 We're to males
ana $50 to females, 1t is shown
that $40 were fatal; 5,812 severe,
and 1906 serious enough to incaEa-i-
tate the victims for at least two
weeks.
The tabuIation Of kinds of injur-
les follows Hand or finger leoer-
ated or bruised. 1925; other lacera-
items CT bruises, LIS; foot laeeEa-
tions or bruises, 81; fracture Of arm
679; fracture Of les, $50; other frac-
lures, $50; sprains or disloeaticns,
6l0; burns and scalds, 384; othe1s,
$50.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-12-25
STATE BANKS SHOW
A BIG INCREASE

Madison, Wis, Dec. 20.-Wisconsin
banks reporting to COMMISSIONS of
Banking Kuolt Dec. /, 1913, show
total resources of $3.50, ,073, 1883, an
increase OF Sc, ,3O7, 1865 as compare
with conditions reported on Aug. 8,
1913. The number Of banks has in
creased from 629 to 642
During the three months individual
deposits increased by $95, ,645.77, time
certificates by $2.080, ,771.66, ard saw
ings deposits by $1,564, 1893 50.
Certificates Of deposits. decreased
by $114,865.3 81 Loars and discounts
increased from $151 ,961 ,873.S3 on, Aug
9, to $156, III ,257.75 on Dec. 1, or a
net increase of $4,809, 1892
Commissioner Kuoltis abstract
shows that the increase Of resources
from Nov. 26, 1912, to Dec. /, 1913,
was $21, ,036, POI.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-12-25
NOW AT GRAND RAPIDS

4. A. Collar. Who had been a resi-
dent Of stevens Point for the past
five years. ANA during this. time had
been agent fer tile u. S. ENpre. s Co,
ana its sugycs or. tie Wellz-Far
Co.. has been transferred tC Grand
Rapids. the Weston and Wells-Forgo
companies haying re emily been. con
solfdated in this city AJr. Collar
takes charge of the office there for
the same company, ana will soon be
Joined by his wife Mt and Mrs.
Collar have be1n highly esteemed
81 an during their residence in
stevens Point. being most estinable
citizens. and it is with pleasure that
The Gazette recommends them to
the people Of our neighboring city
Stevens Point Gazette
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-12-25
CIRCUIT COURT
JANUARY 10

The continued term of circuit court
which was to have been held during
the early part of January has been
postponed until the 18th of january.
There are several cases that will
come up for trial at this time.
One criminal case from Marshfield
in which john Pillsner is charged
with having committed arson.
Several cases of insurance com
panies versus the Wisconsin Central
Railway Co., Minneapolis, St Paul,
and Sault Ste Marie Railway Co., r.
Connor Co.
Case of r. Connor Co. versus Wis
consin Central Railway Co., and sew
eral reInonstrants against drainage
companies. These cases are all jury
cases.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-12-25
COURT ROOM TO
Be VENTILATED
Committee Let Contract to Mil
Waukee Firm
WILL COST S1092
Much Needed Improvement Will Bs i,
Made-Work to be Completed by
January 10th.

Made-Work to be Completed by
January 10th.
The committee appointed at the
last session of the county board to
provide for the proper ventilation of
the court room in the court house
has let the contract for the work
to Thomas E.. Hoye Heating and
Ventilating Co. of Milwaukee. The
work is to be commenced at once
and the contract calls for it's com
pletion by Jan 10, 1914.
The contract price for the install
lation of this ventilating system is
$1O92.
The committee having the matter
in charge is composed of B. R. Cog
gins, Peter McCamley and Geo. L.
Williams.
The system to be installed will be
an efficient one and lis what is
known as a fan system The appar-
atus for forcing the air into the
court room will be located in the
attic. The fresh air will be drawn
by fans through pipe which enters
the building from the east side. The
ain is passed through heating coils
and passes into the court room in
two pipes, a pipe being located ON
either side of the room and twelve
feet from the floor. The only alter
atiCnS that need to be made in the
courtroom are the cutting of the
holes in the walls for the placing of
the outlets from the fresh air pipes.
The foul air will be drawn off
through three openings near the floor
One of these will be located under
the platform of the Judges bench.
The openings for the withdrawal OF
the foul air are connected with the
chimney which causes a suction OF
the air from the room.
With this ventilating system the
air in the court room will be chang
ed six timse an hour.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-12-25
STOMACH TROUBLES DISAPPEAR

STOMACH TROUBLES DISAPPEAR
Stomach, liver and kidney troubles
weak nerves, lame back and female
ills disappear when Electric Bitters
are used. Thousands of women would
not be without a bottle in Their
home. Eliza Pool Of Depew, Okla.
writes: Electric Bitters raj ed me
from bed OF sickness and suffer
ing and has dore me a world Of
good. I wish every suffering woman
could use this excellent remedy
and find out, as I did, just how
good it is" As it has helped
thousands Of Others, it surely viii
do the same for you Every bottle
guaranteed. soc. and $100 At all
Druggists. H E. BUCKLEN & CO.,
Philadelphia or St. Louis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-12-25

Marinette Eagle-Starc- Something
should be done for Andrew Carnegie
at this glad Christmas season. He
has, given away all but fifteen million
dollars of his fortune, and the remain
der will just about see him through
the holiday demands if he has as
many calls as most of us have