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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-28
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My back was very sensitive and !
had pains IN my head and neck, While
scattering IA that way, l Got . saprty
OF Desn's kidney rt,,s Al WILKINSON
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their use we're 10 essietaetcry that /,
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Tor Kidney remedy ash atsssaatls
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-28
Miller TO Jump cars..

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ST, LOUIS. No. MAY Is, That
John Miller has served ton aay no.
tiee On rrcaidsnt Brt,ton that he In,
tends to sever all connections with
tho Cardinals was the ~,ary prsn.ed nv
the Republic today. based On assa,s
Ances from a ieeal FEDERAL ,easae
mAsnate,
Ramer persists that the Chief John,
son deossiea Ia favorable Ia the Red,
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we'll keo~a resident Of NeTtoa. low:
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-28
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-28

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-28
Safe From Fes Raids.

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BALTIMORE Nd May es-Babe
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in an Industrial school and has been
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CANTON, oAso. May as Osncials
M the local boxing club today offer
ed terms 10 Charlie White to box IL
rounds here July Z with Johnny Crit
tltA OF Akron, Word from White and
Freddie Welsh, the latter having
sought tho July sth date hSe. Is ok,
rected .his evening,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-28
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-28

ed Sunday The mayors only recog.
nstion OF the speedway even, came in
the importing Of numerous Chicago
dicks" 10 watch for pickpockets and
the issuance OF 3 permit for the Dillon
LevinsH entertainment Friday night.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-28
Runnsa c.ar. In SKI.

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three OF q wax q single. another
single. szoth - walk aa1 clean
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settled On the last lit CHA rzs sent
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duty. hitting safely enough for Tie
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-28

BeH Telrfkone Sey.sce Has SET the
Ss1ndar5 for the Rest Of the Woysd.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-07-24
EniOYed Their Trip.

Messrs. Church and Villas returned
90 their homes in Milwaukee and Chi
agoSQnday night after short outing
al The Morey where according to
prophecy published last week, and
g lie ability of Frank Beardsley to put
'Sl'9m In communication with the
ASH box Of that well equipped resort,
10th took home a fine box of pike and
"aSS Nh. Villas was making his first
visit to Eagle River and was highly
surprised and pleased with the at
.tactlye features Of the Eagle chain.
amlliar with all of the noted pleas
are grounds Of this country, Mr.. vi
,aS assured us that Eagle River
llaS a most promising future as the
summer home of thousands of the
wen to to residents of the warmer
sections of the e. S. He instituted
Ile preliminary arrangements toward
'9uliding cottage here for himself
'''o family next year.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-07-24

That CT. Durkee and family are
ENJOYING their vacation to the fullest
extent is learned from card sent by
Mrs. Durkee to tile Review folks from
North Yakima, Wash. She has not
only been privileged in tasting the
far-famed fruit of that country, but
has been able to preserve some and
send home, so that next winter they
can feast upon their .recollections, in
q most pleasing and tangible manner.
After i few days spent in Portland
and Seattle. the Durkees will be in
the northwest for month, after
which they will returnto Wisconsin.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-07-24
Some One letting Money Easy.

Friday forenoon A. }. Austin lost
his pocket-book containing about SO
in currency, some receipts. and a
check for 81. Inquiry failed to find
anyone who had seen it but the next
morning Postmaster Mcintyre found
the purse which had been dropped III
the mail-box at the post-office, some
time during the night On opening it
was found to be intact-with the ex-
ception of the money.
Last evening about six O'Clock the
Carter store was entered during Mrs.
Carriers absence at supper, and the
cash-register relieved of about s35
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-07-24
Back From Paris.

Mrs. Cllas. Slattery and daughter
arrived Sunday morning to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Mart HirzeI a few weeks.
They returned the week previous
from two months trip Of seeing Par
is, France
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-07-24
Standard Oil Station to be
Established Here

Two large steel tanks for storing
gasoline and kerosene oils and other
necessary apparatus are here to be
erected as a sub station that will
supply the. needs of this vicinity and
do away with the obsolete barrel sys-
TEN. The once. familiar sight of a
Standard Oil wagon tank will now be
seen here.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-07-24
cRANDoN WILL PLAY HERE

The Crandon base ball team Wiz
cross bats with the Camp Winnepe-
nine on the camp diamond Saturdays
Sunday afternoon they will play Ess---
gle River at the IIirzel park.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-07-24
About People
YOU Know.
Kodak Supplies, at
RICHMOND PHARMACY.

RICHMOND PHARMACY.
r. y. Baker was here from Wau-
sau Tuesday.
stephen Manuel left Monday for
trip to Chicago and other points.
p. LaChance was down from State
Line, Saturday.
MIS-. o. G. Luther is visiting at
Rhinelander this week.
j. b. Barker Of Phelps was in town
yesterday.
Louie Patek Of Ironwood called on
his cigar customers here Wednesday.
G. NJ. Wagner returned from Mil
Waukee Thursday morning.
Albert Caskey was one of the Town 0
| Phelps farmers in town Thursday.
Richard Simon who is employed at
resort at Powell this supmer was
| in town a short time Thursday.
Miss Frances Diamond was the
guest of the Colmans at Clearwater
Lake Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Adams and children
went to Phelps Wednesday for short
visit.
Henry NerWey Of Virginia arrives
Monday for his annual ssaaamer yaca-
I tion.
/ Miss Sadie Greenspan-of ST. Louis
arrived Tuesday to spend several
weeks at the NJ. Frankel home. u
Miss Louise Hermann who visited
her sister Mrs. s. w. Smith returned
to Green Bay Saturday. ~
1 j. Il. Nemacheck and family re-
turned Friday from their auto trip r
! Appleton.
/ Mrs JAS. Benson and children d
I! Clearwater We're guests Of relatives
! here Sunday.
i Mr. and Mrs Ole Baftll returned tc
4 Chicago Monday after spending two
| weeks with relatives here.
Rev. r. Il. kiercher Of Monmence,
ilil.. arrived Monday to spend his an
lnual vacation at the Grover farm.
The Misses Nichol returned to Seq
mour yesterday after week spent al
the +. J Strong home.
Jas. Oberholtzer was a passenger
Thursday for Amigo and Rhineland-
er OH business.
/ Miss Gladys Marquet of Wausau
! arrived Wednesday to be the guest OF
Miss Irene Higgins for few weeks
Il Chris Walleck and son Henry. and
DR.. O. Shaw Of Chicago, arrived sun
day morning for an outing at Hiawa-
tina Lodge
i In letter from *. +. Smith Of
Milwaukee, we are informed that he
will be III Missouri Oh business fol
4 some time.
NJ Joseph Flanagan returned to Chi
cago Sunday night after spending his
vacation with the Mckenzie and Mac
4 Quaker families
We now carry the Ansco line
of Camera and Photo supplies;
RICHMOND PHARMACY.
Arthur Poisman returned to Mil
waukee Tuesday after spending two
weeks with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
! a. Poisman.
Mrs. Lena Nagel returned to Mil
waulee Saturday after spending a
week with her sister Mrs. john Mag
/ litsch of Silver lake.
Representative Gunderson held a
social and business meeting with the
/ Clearwater Lake farmers Tuesday
night.
John Hanson Of Woodruff wired
the glad tidings to friends here Tues
day of the birth of a son that morn
ing to his wife.
Barney Pegrow and son returned to
/ Chicago yesterday after spending
nearly a week with Vim. Saltenberg-
Ell and family.
Farmers hauling tame hay into
Town are a familiar sight these days.
i The. crop is said to good and is GER
tainly Of excellent quality.
AL. X. Everett returned Wednes-
day from a two weeks absence in
/ Chicago, feeling we are glad to say
much better.
Milwaukee papers report that the
forestry committee who have been
moro ar lpSS Noticeable here dl1rinp
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-07-24

me past week has been favored by
sVpious rain-falls, more in fact than
'siewn.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23
David Pefry
Merchant Tailor
Eagle River, Wis.
Dry Cleaning, Pressing and
Repairing, Promptly Done.

Il A light fall of snow enabled those
who wished to get out their sleighs
Tuesday for the first time, though
wheeled rigs and autos are still in
commission. Logg ers are more hope
full again.
Several parties from town are en-
ploying their time this week at the
various most noted fishing grounds.
M. Frankel and f. g. Mcintyre in
two day excursion spent at Dam lake,
among other specimens brought home,
exhibited three pickerel that weighed
334 pounds.
q. H. Jackson returned Thursday
from moths visit with his daughter
in Chicago, leaving his wife to re-
main for longer period. George in
vested in a five passenger Cadillac
car while there. that will arrive here
in week or SO to be used as bus fol
the Red Oak resort next seasonal !
Judge Reid arrived Monday after.
noon and was able to leave next
morning, having cleaned up the cal.
endar for the January term of circuit
court, there being no jury cases fol-
trial. AS this is usually the case il
speaks well for Villas County as a
community that dwell together il
/ harmony,
LOST Wednesday, near the
r, Slattery residence, a locket
and chain. Locket has initials G.
E. w. Chain has TWO knots tied
in it. Finder please return, t
this office.
! Eagle River has attained an enyia
ole reputation as a desirable place 81
residence, as. is amply proven by the
hundreds of summer tourists who
/ could not be induced to spend tIle
season elsewhere, and more and more
Of whom each year build or buy per-
manent homes. We frequently read
or hear of absent ones who can hard
" wait for next summer" to arrive,
that they may again take part in our
pleasures and advantages, which too
often, the year-round inhabitant, is
inclined to lose sight Of. AS further
proof Of the homesick feeling that at
lacks people as soon as they leave
Eagle River soil behind them, is ap-
parent in the verses published else
where and penned last Friday by an
Eagle River man while enroute to
Racine to visit relatives.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23
Automobile Notes.

The work of turning out Ford
cars abounds in minute details of
production which save precious
minutes.
A unique method is used to
test cylinders to ascertain if they
have been bored accurately to a
thousandth of an inch, this sim
ply allowing for the movement of
the piston head.
By old machine shop methods
the cylinder was bored out and
the piston head turned and then
one was fitted to the other. When
Ford production ran up into the
hundreds of motor cars per day it
was obviously impossible to test
in this way as cylinders were
bored in one portion of the plant
while the pistons were being
turned a great distance away.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23
Erin-go-unum-ep luribus-braEAsN

On the Chain of Eagle River
Where the waters run down hill,
Where the bass, pike and musky
Mostly bite with a good will.
Here there's boats, canoes and launches
Sailing up aud down the stream,
And there's rigs Of all description
On the roads that can be seen.
Here there's rabbits, deer and partridge
In great plenty shat abound
Which gives us The Buck Fever
When the hunting season s round,
Here lives the oId-time Lumber Jack"
Whose voice is rough but low,
he works around in lumber camps
Up to his neck in snow,
We also have the trapper
Who traps our dogs and cats,
And if he's mighty lucky,
He may get few rats.
There's always something doing here
In business or in fun
And you don't need to hunt for it
With DOUBLE BARRELLED gun.
Now to those who chance to read this,
Let me give you some advice,
If you want to have good time.
Come out, "B'Gosh' it's nice.
Now III give You our address
So you'll know just where to come,
It's up in Eagle River
Where the big ones bite, by Gum
CoNTRIBUTEuass
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23
Town Of Pennington Will Be Here
For Forestry Meeting

Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hunter, JohI
,Sisson, Aug. Voeks and Fred Hessen
were Pennington residents having
business in town Saturday, making
the trip in the Hessen car. lie
gentleman said that a delegation
from their town composed of the full
voting strength, would be here fol
the forestry meeting on February 5tt
and 9Th.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23
l LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICES,

SUNDAY, Jan. 25th
No German services. English ser
vices 1880 p. NJ
This will be the second sermon on
the Ten commandments. Subject
What did God command in the first
commandment All are cordially in
vited to attend.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23
IMMIGRATION AND EMIGRATION

1Startling disclosures are revealed in
the Canadian press concerning recent
reports credited to the u. S. Commits
stoner Of immigration, Montreal, and
the Hon. j. w. Roche, Canadian
Minister Of the Interior, showing
that during the year ending June 30,
1913. 143,575 people left the Dominion
of Canada to take up homes in the
United States, while during the year
ending March 81, 1913, 139, 900 Amer
leans emigrated to Canada.
The following table shows the stu
alton for the past six years;
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23

n d "0III011 row III
sulate her life so as to live intciIi- b:
pity, to the end that her youth will m
preserved, and her strength re. tn
ned. she should exhaust every eff bs
Y to secure such knowledge. This &C
q problem that every woman must be
Re for herself II she does not, she
grow old before her tjme-tnere on
no escape. Ie
When women write to me regarding be
removal of wrinkles and the filling ce
OF hollows. and ask how to obtain I'll
rood complexion. give them the ar
Friends Spring Surprise On
John E. Fielder.
Eighty friends and neighbors
of Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Fielder, sur
prised them at their home Thursday
evening January 22nd, to remind the
host that he had passed another mile
stone on Lies journey that day and
to avail themselves of the good time
that annually takes place there on
that date. The intruders were warm
ly welcomed by Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder
after which they devoted attention to
dancing and card playing, until IL
O'Clock when brief halt was called
to dispose of an appetizing supper,
the dancing then being continued I'M
til an early hour. Two sleighioadS of
town friends went out and report haV-
| inc THE time of the winter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-23
.IbOIIt People
YOU Know.

: I Strong leu W
. i. mission at Green Bay
Jackson Of Phelps had bust
in town Thursday.
i, Bohm Of COnOver spent Mon
l ''o5 Tuesday in town on business.
" Smith and son, went to
y, y Ray Saturday to visit home
spe.
s,ro Rowker who is working at
n sS spent Saturday and Sunday
tl0ue
mid Perry returned Tuesday from
%stness trip to Green Bay and other
ans.
rt,c Church Of Milwaukee and vi
Rros paint Co., took orders here
Burday
Albert We'll was business visitor
tGagen and other southerly points
thursday and Friday.
Mrs Herman Korth and daughter,
clearwater Lake, spent Wednesday
h town on dental business.
Mrs Belle Gorski went to Chicago
Wednesday where she will spend the
next few months.
Mrs. Louis Reightley were passen-
gs Monday for Elcho where Mr..
Raghtey is employed.
Veterinarian Whiting Of Rhinelan-
sf spent the first of the week in
town on professional business.
Frank Nemaobeck Of Appleton, is
a guest of his son, j, T.. Nema-
check and family.
In. Grover made his regular Sat
uay to Monday visit here on the
inst trip out Tor 1914.
Mrs. George Blong Of Phelps was
heguest Of her daughter. Miss Liz
de Blong, Of this city, Saturday.
John Murphy Of Monticello, arrived
here Tuesday, on account of the i'll
ness Of his brother, VIM. Murphy.
Miss Flora Becker who has been
guest at the A. Well home for some
time, left Wednesday for her home in
Chicago.
Austin Lee will leave Saturday for
Delta, Ohio, where his wife and fam
IFreside. He expects to return to
this vicinity again later in the year. >.
Joe Burke is the latest addition to
theranksof automobile owners, as he
stnmed from Wausau Tuesday in
n0verland car purchased there.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. Fl. Rice returned
Monday from an absence of several
weeks spent with relatives at Barron
md Ladysmith.
Just received a new stock Of
-four and feed, at Shattuck Bros.
Mrs. John Maglitsch went to Mil
Faukee Tuesday to visit friends for a
week, John keeping Bach, in the
meantime.
mas. Brown returned Tuesday to
aS home at Temple, Mich, after be-
ag a guest at the home of his aunt,
AS' Geo. E. Fuller, for a week.
several residents of Phelps were
Fie Monday to appear before Judge
Aeld on matters connected with be-
0mlng naturalized citizens.
Dry Tamarack and Birch,
90dy block wood, for sale. See
Joe Stepanski about it.
Among FIVE deaths at Rhinelander
]S. week were: Judge Walker, E.
T. SQuer and Mrs. S. G. Chaffee, old
'nd prominent residents of the city.
Robert Fett took crew of men and
us Ice harvesting outfit and put up
\ A. Colman's summer supply of ice
vi MS Clearwater Lake farm the
INST Of this week.
VIM Murphy was taken seriously
Il sunday with complicated attack
u heart trouble and though some
'Aat improved is still in "a critical
condition.
MS JAS. Benson and children spent
gafT OF last week with Clearwater
LAKE friends. She was accompanied
2one Saturday by her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Peter Morrison.
The Earnest Workers willm meet
with Mrs. Alex. Higgins Friday
afternoon, Jan. 81. All members
please attend.
10 #. launch for sale, 2 cylin-
aer, 8 horse engine. Completely
equpped with cushions, etc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-10
The Right Place

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
 Jones was calling on his friend in the city. Now the wife of the citN man was cruel to her husband and she didn't let him get much joy out of the life tsays M. A. R.)
 Well. when Jones came visiting he swore that he was due to cut loose And after week of real sport they had final blowout, boarded car for home and got off when they thought they ought to. They didn't know where they were at, nor did they care.
 Arm in arm they wandered about, look ing for a flat. They couldn't even find the street! Pretty soon they stopped in front of a brick structure.
 Looks like houshe,- but ain't right yard'' decided the city man,
 ''Holler into the door!' suggested tho guest.
 It was done. In a minute a raucous voice said, Well. what is it?''
 All right" cried the host. Finish is tn place. all ri'!