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Notice of Tax Sale.
For the unpaid taxes for the year 1904.
State of Wisconsin —Vilas County—ss.
J herteby certify that the following list
is a correct statement of all lands in the
county of Vilas, for which the taxes for
the year 1904 have been returned delin
quent and now’ remain unpaid, excepting
public lands held on contract and lands
mortgaged to the state, and notice is here
bv given that so jnuch of each tract or
parcel of land herein described as may be
necessary, will on the third Tuesday of
May next, being the 16th day of May. 1905,
and the next succeeding days, be sold by
me at public auction, at my office in the
court house, in the village of Eagle River,
in said county of Vilas, for the payment
of taxes, interest and charges thereon.
Dated this Sth day of April. A. D. 1906.
CHAS. LAU. JR..
County Treasurer of Vilas Co.. Wis.
‘ By A. C. MILLER, Deputy.
Township 40. Range 4.
Description. Sec.
e frl hi ne 4
ne 4
nw se 4
se 4
se ne 7
sw se 7
Township 42, Range 5.
Description. Sec.
lot 1 1
lot 2 1
aw nw -
sw ne 3
ne se 3
nw se 3
lot 4 4
lot 1 4
ne nw ‘
nw nw 7
sw nw 7
se nw 7
ne sw 7
nw sw 7
nw sw (tax 1902). 7
sw sw 7
lot 7 8
ne se 8
se se 8
Township 43,
Description. Sec. I
part of lot 5 5 I
part of lot 5 5 |
Township 44
Description. Sec.
se ne (tax 1902).. 19
lot 8
sw sw 22
Tow’nship 39, Range 6.
Description. Sec.
s hf of lot 1 1
ne sw 1
sw sw 1
s frl hf nw 2
w frl qr ne 2
lot 1 2
e hf se se 2
ne sw 4
und hf lot 8 9
nw ne described
in vol. 4 of
deeds on p. 252 11
nw ne described
in vol. 2, p. 555. 11
ne ne 12
nw ne 12
se ne 12
ne nw 12
nw nw 12
lot 1 12
lot 3 12
lot 5 13
lot 2 14
sw ne 17
se ne 17
sw nw 17
se nw 17
ne sw’ 17
nw sw 17
sw’ sw 17
se sw 17
ne se .... 17
nw se 17
sw se 17
se ne 18
ne se ...... 18
nw? nw 19
sw nw 19
sw’ se 19
n hf of nw se
(tax 1903) 19
gov. lot 4 not for
merly conveyed,
vol. 2 A. p. 431
(tax 1903).
nw ne 20
sw ne 20
se ne 20
ne nw 20
ne sw 20
nw ,sw 20
se sw 20
aw se 20
lot 1 20
lot 2 20
ne sw 21
Township 40, Range 6.
Description. Sec.
w frl hfi nw .... 2
nw ae 3
Township 41, Range 6.
Description. Sec. (
Township 40,
Description Sec.
se nw 9
ne sw 9-
ae se 9
nw se 9'
nw ne 12
ne sw 14
se nw 15
und hf me 5w.... 15
und hf nw sw... 15
und hf sw sw .. 15
und hf se 5.w.... 15
nw nw 16
sw nw 16
nw sw 16
sw sw 16
se se 16
ne ne 21
nw nw 21
sw nw 21
se nw 21
lot 3 21
lot 2 23
lot 5 23
lot 6 23
lot 7 23
sw ne 24
nw sw 24
ne se 24
sw se 24
se se 24
sw 'nw 24
Township 41, Range 6.
Description. Sec.
nw nw 9
sw nw 9
Township 42, Range 6.
Description. Sec.
sw se 4
se se 4
lot 4
nw ne 9
ne nw 9
ne sw 9
»e sw 9
lot 6 15
ne nw 17
nw nw 17
Township 43. Range 6.
, Description. Sec.
ne se 5
.'fee se 5
nw sw 6
lot 3 14
lot 6 14
seise 16
jot 3 16
Township 44, Range 6.
.. pescrtption. See.
Sw sw 31
-v' „
Township 39. Range 7.
» Description. Sec.
nw sw 5
ne sw 6
se sw 6
se ne 7
nw nw 7
ne se 7
lot 5 8
bw nw 8
sw se 12
Township 40, Range 7.
Description. Sec.
nw se 9
ng ne 24
Township 41
Description. Sec. i
lot 8 |... 3j
Township 42, Rftngje 7.
Description. Sec.
nw ne 5
ne nw 5
se nw ...♦ 5
ne sw 5
lot 1 7
na sw 8
und hf lot 7 11
lot 8 .11
und hf lot 6 17
se se <
lot 1 7
lot 4 7
ne ne 0
se ne 9
se sq 16
se sw' 17
lot 5 9
sw’ sw 9
lot 5 II
lot 2 14
lot 3 14
lot 8 14
lot 9 14
lot 10 14
lot 6 15
nw nw 18
lot 2 23
lot 3 23
lot 4 23
ne sw 24
nw sw 24
se sw 24
sw sfw’ 26
se sw 30
ne se 36
nw se36
Range 5.
lot 4 5
nw sw 7
lot 4 31
Range 5.
ne sw 23
se se 25
lot 8 30
nw ne 34
se Sw 21
lot 5 21
lot 6 21
lot 7 21
nw ne 22
ne ne 23
se ne 23
nw nw 24
se se 24
lot 1 25
lot 2 25
lot 3 25
lot 5 25
lot 6 25
lot 7 25
lot 8 25
lot 9 25
se ne 26
ne se 26
se se 27
lot 1 27
ne ne 28
nw nw 29
nw sw’ 29
sw sw' 29
lot T 29
lot 2 29
lot 3 29
lot 4 29
nw ne 30
sw ne 30'
ne nw 30
se nw 30
nw sw’ 31
nw ne 32
sw ne 32
se nq ;32
ne nw 32
se sw’ '.. 32
ne se 32
nw se 32
sw se 32
se se 32
sw’ nw * 33
nw sw 33
sw sw 33
lot 1 33
ne nw 34
"w nw 34
sw nw 34
se nw 34
nw nw 35
nw nw 36
sw nw 36
lot 1 36
lot 2 36
lot 3 .'36
isl. ’in Divine L.
in 3
4
and 34
Range 6.
ne he 25
nw ne 25
ne pw 25
sw nw 25
und hf nw nw... 26
und hf ne ne >.... 27
und hf ne nw.... 27
sw se 27
und hf se se . .. 27
ne sw 28
sw> sw 28
se sw 28
ne Ise 28
nw se .• 28
sw se 28
se se 28
lot 1 28
lot 2 28
lot 3
lot 4 28
ne ne 33
se ne 33
ne ne 34
nw ne 34
sw ne 34
ne nw 34
nw nw 34
se nw 34
lot 1| 34
lot 2 34
se se 36
Isl. No. 3 Tr. L.. 13
sw nw 21
lot 1 18
lot 2 18
lot 3 18
nw sw 20
ne se 20
sw se 20
se se 20
nw sw 21
sw sw 21
se nw 24
lot 4 27
lot 4 16
lot 5 16
lot 6 16
lot 7 16
lot 8 16
lot 7 19
lot 4 29
lot 3 32
| se sw 31
sw sw, 19
se sw 19
sw |se 19
lot 1 30
lot 2 30
lot 3 30
lot 4 30
lot 5 30
nw nw 30
se se 29
ne ne 36
sw nw 36
Range 7.
se sw 29
lot 3 32
nw ne 29
sw ne 29
se ne 29
ne nw 29
nw nw 29
sw nw 29
ne sw 29
nw sw 29
se sw 29
ne se 29
Township 42, Range 7.
sw’ ne 19
sd ne 19
sw ne 19
se nw 19
ne sw’ 19
nw sw 19
se sw 19
ne se 19
nw se 19
sw se 19
se se 19
und hf ne nw ... 20
sw nw 20
se nw 20
nw sw’ 20
sw sw 20
sw se 20
ne ne 29
Tow’nship 43, Range 7.
Description. Sec. i
lot 3 7/
Township 40,
lot 2 14
ne se 16
nw nw 17
sw’ nw 17
nw sw 18
sw sw 18
nw nw 19
lot 3 21
se sw 23
ne sw' 25
sw' se 27
Tow’nship 41. Range 8.
Description. Sec.
lot 1 3
lot 2 3
lot 5 16
Island No. 1 16
lot 2 19
ne nw 21.
ne ne 24
sw ne 24
se ne 24
sw* nw 24
Township 42, Range 8.
Description. Sec.
se nw 14
ne nw 24
sw sw 25
Township 43, Range 8.
Description. Sec.
se se 29
ne se 30
nw se 30
sw se “
se se 30
ne ne 31
nw ne 31
Township 40. Range 9.
Description. Sec.
ne ne 1
nw ne 1
sw’ ne 1
ne.nw’ 1
nw nw 1
sw’ nw 1
se nw 1
lofl 1 1
nw se 4
ne ne 10
nw ne 10
se ne 10
sw se 10
SW’ SW’ 11
ne se 12
nw, se 12
sw se 12
se se 12
sw sw 13
nw ne 14
sw ne 14
ne nw 14
uw nw 14
sw’ nw 14
se nw 14
ne se 14
se isle 14
lot 3 14 1
Township 41, Range 9.
Description. Sec.
se ne 1
sw nw 2
nw sw 2
sw sw 2
se ne 3
ne se 3
Se se 3
sw sw 4
nw sw 7
sw sw 7
nw ne 9
lot 1 11
ne ne 12
se ne 12
sw sw 12
Township 42, Range 9.
Description. Sec.
sw ne 12
ne sw 14
se sw, 14
lot 1 14
Township 43, Range 9.
Description. Sec.
lot 7 25
nw sw 27
Township 39, Rangie 10.
Description. Sec.
lot 1 2
ne nw 3
nw se 3
lot 4 3
ne ne 4
nw ne 4
sw ne 4
sw nw 4
lot 1 4
sw ne 5
se ne 5
ne nw 5
nw nw 5
sw nw 5
se nw 5
ne ne 6
nw ne 6
sw ne 6
se ne 6
ne ne 7
nw ne 7
ne nw 7
ne se 7
nw se 7
sw? se 7
se se 7
lot 1 7
nw ne 8
sw ne 8
se ne 3
, nw nw 8
ne sw 8
nw sw 8
sw sw 8
se sw 8
he se 8
nw se 8
Township 40. Range 10.
Description. Sec.
sw nw 3
se nw 3
sw sw 3
se nw 5
ne ne 6
nw ne 6
sw ne .... 6
sO ne 6
ne nw 6
nw nw 6
sw nw 6
fee nw 6
ne sw 6
se sw 6
sw se 6
se se 6
loti 1 6
lot 2 6
ne ne 7
ne nw 7
sw nw 7
se nw 7
lot 1 7
nw sw 9
sw sw 9
lot 3 9
lot 4 9
ne ne 10
nw ne 10
sw ne 10
se ne 10
ne nw 10
nw nw 10
sw nw 10
ne sw 10
nw sw 10
sw sw 10
se sw 10
ne se 10
Township 41, Range 10.
Description. Sec.
nw ne 3
sw ne 3
ne nw 3
nw nw 3
sw nw 3
se nw 3
sw nw 6
ne nw 10
nw nw 10
nw nw 18
sw nw 18
ne sw 18
nw sw 18
sw sw 18
se sw 18
nw se 18
sw se 18
Township 42. Range 10.
Description. Sec.
sw nw 1
ne ne 4
nw ne 4
nw nw 4
sw nw 4
ne nw 9
nw sw ■ 15
lot 7 18
nW se 29
sw se 29
se se &
ne ne ™
nw ne
sw ne
se ne
ne nw3o
sw nw 30
se nw 30
ne sw 30
nw sw 30
ne se 30
lot 1 31
lot 2 31
lot 5 31
lot 6 31
lot 1 32
lot 2 18
Range 8.
se nw 27
n« sw’ 27
lot 1 28
ne ne 28
ne nw 32
nw nw 32
sw nw 32
se nw < 32
ne sw 32
sw se 32
nw nw %
ne sw 24
nw sw 24
nw se 24
nw ne 25
nw nw 25
nw nw 27
lot 1 28
lot 11 29
lot ‘2 31
ne se 33.
sw’ se 25
se se 26
ne ne 35
se ne 35
ne ne 32
nwf ne 32
sw ne 34
ne sw 35
nw sw’ 35
sw sw 35
se sw 35
lot 4 14
ne ne 15
nw ne ils
se nels
lot 2 15
ne sel7
nw se 17
nw sw 18
sw sw’ 18
se sw 18
nw nw 19
sw nw 19
ne sw 19
se sw’ 19
ne se 19
nw se 19
lot 1 19
se nw 33
nw se 33
sw se 33
se se 33
lot 7 33
lot 8 33
lot 9 33
ne sw 34
lot 3 34
lot 4 34
lot} 6 35
lot 7 35
se sw 12
ne se 12
nw se 12
se se 12
lot 1 12
lot 3 12
lot 4 12
nq ne 13
se nw 16
ne nw 19
Tot 823
lot 5 25
ne se 36
nw se 36
sw se 36
se se 36
ne nw 23
sw ne 26
se ne 26
se sw ?26
nw se 27
lot 8 36
sw se 8
sw sw 9
se sw 9
sw se 9
lot 1 10
sw sw 11
nw ne 12
sw ne 12
se ne 12
ne nw 12
nW nw 12
se nw 12
nw sw 12
sw sw 12
se sw 12
ne Se 12
lot 1 12
nw nw 13
ne sw 13
nw sw 13
se sw 13
lot 4 13
nw ne 14
sw ne 14
ne nw 14
ne ne 15
se ne 15
se se 16
ne ne 17
nw ne 17
sw ne 17
se ne 17
ne nw 17
nw nw 17
se nw 17
se se 17
sw ne 18
nw se 18
nw se 10
sw se 10
se se 10
sw sw 11
sw se 11
se se 11
lot 7 .13
lot 12 13
lot 3 14
lot 5 14
sw ne 16
se ne 16
ne nw 16
nw nw 16
ne sw 16
ne se 16
e hf lot 3 20
lot a 22
lot 1 23
lot 2 23
lot 3 23
se ne 24
nw sw 24
sw sw 24
se sw 24
ne se 24
nw se 24
sw se 24
se se 24
lot 1 24
lot 2 24
lot 4 24
lot b 24
nw ne 27
ne nw 27
nw sw 33
nw ne 34
ne nw 34
nw nw 34
ne nw 19
nw nw 19
ne ne , 27
nw ne 27
sw ne 27
se ne 27
ne se 27
nw se 27
sw se 27
s e se 27
ne sw 31
nw sw 31
sw sw 31
se sw 31
ne ne 34
nu< no 34
sw ne 34
se ne 34
ne ne 23
und 1-3 sw sw... 23
und 1-3 se» 5w.... 23
nw nw 24
se se 32
ne sw 34
se sw 34
sw se 34
ne nw 35
Township 43. Range 10.
Description. Sec.
lot 7 31
lot 8 31
16P3 32
Township 40, Range 11.
Description. Sec.
ne sw’ 7
nw se ..A 8
ne nw 9
nw sw 11
SW’ sw’ 11
se sw 11
>»t ’ ;■
nw nw
Swi nw 18
se nw 18
lot 2 19
lot 6 19
lot 8 20
se se 27
nw sw 28
n hf sw’ sw 28
nw se 28
se se 28
ne ne 30
se ne3o
Township 41. Range 11.
Description. See.
lot 1 3
lot 2 3
ne se 16
Township 42. Range 11.
Description. Sec.
lot 4 8
lot 2 10
lot 1 11
ne nw 19
lot 2 19
se se 21
nw sw 30
sw’ sw 30
se sw’ 30,
Village of Minocqua.
Lot. Block.
5 3
6 3
east 8 and 1-3 feet
18 3
19 3
20 3
5 4
6 4
11 4
5 5
14 5
15 5
13 6
Village of Woodruff.
Lot. Block.
2 1
5 1
5 2
12 2
west 13 ft of 3... 3
4 3
5 3
9 3
10 3
2 5
3 5
2 6
3 6
7 6
8 6
5 7
2 9
10 11
11 11
Antoine Tousant’s First Addition to the
Village of Woodruff.
Lot. Block. I 18 1
12 1 I s hf of block “E”
Village of Eagle River. Plat of the NE%
of the N'W %, Section 33, Town 40,
Range 10.
Lot. Block. 19 2
4 2|6 3
Original Plat of Eagle River. Being a Part
of the NW NE, Sec. 33, Town 40,
Range 10.
Lot, Block. | 5 7
84 6 7
4 7 |
Dickinson, (’ook & Tamblings Addition to
Eagle River. Being a Part of Govern
ment Lot 6, See. 28, Town 40. Range 10.
Lot. Block. nnd 11 4
4 2 west 40 ft of JO
5 2 and 11 4
13 1 6
1 4 south 10 ft of
2 4 2 6
east 90 ft of 10
Tamblings Addition to Eagle River. Being
a Part of Government Lot 6. See. 28,
Town 40, Range 10.
Lot. Block, und 3d of 11 1
1 .1 und 3d w pt 'of
7 1 12 and 13 1
und 3d of 9 1 south 2-3 of 3.... 2
3 2
Mclntyre’s Addition to Eagle River, Being
a Part of SW SE. Sec. 28, Town 40.
Range 10. »
Lot. Block. 2-A of Weeds on
4 1 page 457. Vilas
all that piece or county records,
parcel of land being* all of lot
described in vol. 11. blk 5. except
A, of heeds on the south 20 ft
page 483, Vilas thereof.
Co. Records, all hf lot 12. blk 5
known as the all that parcel of
south 20 feet of land described
lots 9, 10 and 11 5 in vol. 13. page
all that piece or 132 of county
patfeel of land clerk’s records,
described in vol.
C. L. Perry’s First Addition to the Village
of Eagle River. Being a Phi't of Gov
ernment Loti 4. Sec. 28, Town 40, Range
10.
Lot. Block. I 14 1
13 1|
C. L. Perry's Third Addition to the Village
of Ejgle River, Being a Part of Gov
ernment Lot 4, See. 28. Town 40, Range
10.
Lot. Block. 5 4
2 2 fi 4
14 7 4
24 8 4
34 9 4
4 4
County Clerk’s Plat of Government Lots 4
& 5, Sec. 28. Town 40. Range 10.
Lot. Block. | out lot number 6.
out lot liumber 4.
County Clerk’s Plat of Government Lot
6. Sec. 28. Town 40, Range 10, and Part
of NV 2 NWV* of Sec. 33, Town 40,
Range 10.
Lot. Block, out lot number 9.
Platj of the Village of Twin Lakes. Being
a Part of Government Lot 1, Sec. 5,
Town 41, Range 11.
Lot. Block. i lot 19 B
lot 1 A lot 20 B
lot 2 Al
CHAS. LAU, JR.,
County Treasurer.
By A. C. MILLER.
_ Deputy.
SAYS HE’LL USE RIFLE.
Dietz Defies Court’s Injunction and
Threatens to Shoot.
Chippewa Falls, Wis., April 13.—Loe
driving on the Thornapple river below
the Cameron dam, began yesterday.
John Dietz, who has held the Cameron
dam and 20,000,000 feet of togs above
the Cameron dam for a year, asserts
that he will not obey the federal court
injunction ordering him to cease inter
ference, and warns the drivers not to
proceed above the dam. Attempts
will be made in a few days, it is said,
to move the logs under the protection
of federal marshals. Dietz announces
that he will use his rifle should the
drivers cross the dead line he has es
tablished.
conductorTane
BADLY INJURED
Madison, April 13.
Conductor William Lane of Baraboo
was badly injured in the Monona
yards of the Northwestern road at
12:30 this morning. He was caught
between the caboose of his train and
the transfer platform. His back and
chest were seriously injured. The
police were notified and the injured
man was taken to the office of Dr.
Rodney Fox, the company’s physician.
Later he was taken to the hospital.
Lane is a man of about 45 years.
lot 4 32
lot 3 33
lot 4 33
lot 6 33
nw nw 30
sw’ nw 30
se nw 30
lot 1 30
lot 2 30
lot 4 30
all of lot 3 de
scribed in vol. 2
of deeds, page
459 31
all that part of
lot 4, described
in vol. 2 of
deeds, page 419
31
lot 1 32
lod 2 32
se se 33
sw ne 35
nw nw 35
sw’ nw 35
nw isw 19
se se 29
ne ne 35
se ne! 35
n e se 30
n w is e 30
no ne 31
nw ne 31
sw’ ne 31
so ne 31
ne nw 31
nw nw 31
sw nw 31
se nw 31
14 6
5 7
6 7
noMth 60 ft of i.. 8
5 8
6 8
7 8
8 8
<) g
west hf of 10.’”.’ 8
6 10
19 12
20 12
1 15
2 15
5 15
6 15
7 16
1 17
1 18
1 19
2 19
10 20
12 21
6 22
12 22
1 24
block ,l A”
west half of
block “B”
block “D”
block “F”
block “G”
DUNNE FAILS
TO END STRIKE
employers refuse offer of
MEDIATION.
WOULD ARBITRATE PART
Unwilling to Allow Teamsters to Set
tle Difficulty for Garment Makers
—Conflict to Go on —Several Dis
turbances Caused by Sympathizers
of the Union Strikers.
Chicago, April 13. —An effort was
made yesterday by Mayor Dunne to
have the controversy between Mont
gomery Ward & Co. and their strik
ing employes submitted to arbitration.
It was unsuccessful and the indica
tions are that the struggle will be
continued until one or the other of
the opposing elements offers to com
promise the difficulty. Upon the so
licitation of Mayor Dunne the execu
tive committee of the Chicago Em
ployers’ association, the organization
which is taking the leading part in
the fight against the striking team
sters, visited the city hall. They
were urged by the mayor to agree
to the settlement of the strike by ar
bitration. The mayor offered to act
as mediator, but the proposition was
declined by the committee. They
explained to the mayor that the team
sters had broken their agreement
with Ward and company by ordering
a sympathetic strike in order to
bring about a settlement of the gar
ment workers’ difficulties, and there
fore there was nothing which could
be done toward the settlement of the
trouble by mediation.
Earlier in the day the employers
and labor leaders were in conference
trying to agree upon a basis of settle
ment. The employers offered to ar
bitrate the teamsters’ strike alone,
but not that of the garment workers.
The teamsters declared that this
would be utterly impossible and the
negotiations were declared off.
There were several clashes between
the police and strike sympathizers
who blocked the streets and har
rassed non-union teamsters. No one
was seriously hurt.
SIX RAILROADS
HAVE MONOPOLY
Chicago, April 13. —Railroad Rate
Legislation was the subject for dis
cussion at the annual spring meeting
of the Union League club last night.
The speakers were George R. Peck,
general counsel for the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul railroad; C. A.
Prouty, interstate commerce commis
sioner, and Judge Peter S. Grosscup
of the federal court. Commissioner
Prouty asserted that there had been
great discrimination practiced by the
railroads in making rates to shippers
and that the greater part of this dis
crimination had been effected by the
rebate system. Some progress had
been made, he declared, toward the
eradication of the evil, but there
must be an amendment to the present
law and it must include the private
car jines, terminal railroads and ele
vators. He declared that six rail
road systems had control of 55 per
cent, of the total mileage and two
thirds of the gross receipts from the
traffic throughout the country, and
that they were practically a monop
oly. A railroad monopoly, he said
was the most injurious the citizens o“
this country could have to contend
with. Mr. Peck discussed the other
side of the opposition.
CIVIL SERVICE
BILL KILLED
IN ILLINOIS
Springfield, 111., April 13. —The civil
service bill drawm by the Illinois Civil
Service league, applying a civil ser
vice merit system to all departments
of the state government, was yester
day killed in the house during one of
the most exciting sessions of the leg
islature. Then the house took up an
other civil service bill, applying civil
service regulations to all state charit
able institutions, and passed it.
The committee on municipal cor
porations introduced two bills in the
house, one giving municipalities the
power to regulate gas and electric
light and heating rates, the other
giving municipalities the right to es
tablish and maintain gas and elec
tric plants. The bills are sweeping in
their nature tnd their friends are con
fident that they will pass.
TAFT TO PRESIDE AT OHIO
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Columbus, Ohio, April 13. —The re
publican state central committee yes
terday afternoon decided to hold the
state convention at Columbus May
24. The temporary chairman whl
be Secretary of War Taft.
SOME FAMILIAR PHRASES.
The author of this celebrated
phrase, “a ifellow-feelimg makes one
wondrous kind,” is attributed to the
author-actor, David Garrick, who, up
on his retirement from the stage, in
1776, recited the following verse,
among others:
“A veteran see! whose last act on
• the stage
Intreats your smiles for sickness and
for age;
Their cause I plead; plead it in heart
and mind;
A fellow-feeling makes one wondrous
kind.”
To speak of castles in Spain was,
at one time, common as a synonym
for imaginary possessions, or fantas
tic dreams. The ancient proverbial
phrase arose from the fact that there
were no castles in that country, but
only cabins and small houses ' at long
distances from one another. The rea
son flor this /was to prevent the Moors,
who made frequent sallies into the
country places, from seizing on strong
castles, which would serve them as
places of retreat.
The origin of the phrase, ‘ a policy
of pin-pricks,” is attributed to Napol
eon Bonaparte. At his meeting with
the czar of Russia at Tilsit, June 22,
1807, ihe is reported to have said:
“Nations should avoid the pin-ipricks
which forerun cannon shots.—An
swers.
THE LIGHTNING EXPRESS.
Down grandmother’s banister rail
Swift as the wind I slide;
I’m the engineer that never knows
fear,
And 1 travel far and wide.
Each time I rush upstairs,
Grandmother cries, “Don’t fall!”
When, whiz! I drop without any stop
Bstween Boston and Montreal.
I hurry again to the top.
Oh, my! it is such fun!
And then, I’m off again
And arriving at Washington.
Once more J am off like a flash,
To carry the New York mail.
I am sure you would guess ’tis the
lightning express
On grandmother’s banister rail.
Youth’s Companion.
Andrew Carnegie’s pet aversion is
tobacco. At his York residence
one evening recently he gave a dinner
and, as usual, was a genial host. Aft
er t/he coffee Mr. Carnegie confessed
his dislike of smoke in such a way
that plainly indicated he would be dis
pleased if any of his guests availed
themselves of the opportunity to re
tire to the billiard-room. Two of tne
guests, hungry for a smoke, ignored
the inference. Scarcely had the butler
passed the spirit lamp when little An
drew appeared at the billiard-room door
and informed them that a reading was
in progress in the drawing-room; per
haps they would prefer to leave their
cigars to hear it. The two never
moved an eyelash. Within a few
minutes the hosit sent the butler twice
to remind the smokers of the reading
In desperation they deserted Lad}
Nicotine, and now Mr. Carnegie wih'
have a hard time getting them to an
other dinner.
Cutting Down and Chopping up.
Flannery—Phwat’s the use o’ chop
pin’ down a tree?
Finnegan (resting on his ax) —Phwy
not?
Flannery—Shure, ye’ll only have to
chop it up agin.
* COLMAN.
Attorneys at Lav,
MrrtCß IM BOWABD BUILDDM, SB
CAGLE RIVER - - WIBOORBDI
D. E. RSORDAN,
All or n e y-at-Law,
Office: Corner Railroad
•nd Division ttreeta.
CAGLE RIVER • WISCONSIN.
MART HIRZEL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Ice, Hair, Lime, Coal, Wood,
Brick, Stucco, Cement,
Adamant, Land Plaster.
AGENT FOR
Pabst* mil waukec* Beer.
Pl OPRIETOR OF
CIT\ ( RAY LINE
QANIEL UKANAM.
NOTARY PUBUQ
-IND DKALM m
RIAL ESTATE PIN! LAND.
Taxes paid for non resident!. Tiadbav
protected from Trespaaa.
Office In Krom’s Block.
W D. NEVILLE,
Physician and Sorgeon.
All calls outside the city promptly
tended to. Offiice at Beardatayto Drag
Store.
2AGLE RIVER - . WISOONOI
RANK
OF
Eagle River,
A. McKenzie, Cashier.
Does a General Banking
Business. Interest paid on
Time Deposits.
hue inn m.
Drugs
Without Substitution i.
Wall Paper,
Stationery,
Paints, Oil ,
Blank Books,
Spectacles,
Etc., E’|
oin Toilet Utt.
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...I HE HIGH-bNADE...
NO, 8 DROP HEAD CABINET
FAMILY SEWING cMACHING
Possesses all the modern Improvement
.j be found in any first-class machine.
Soli at popular prices. Warranted ten years
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