Eagle River review. [volume], April 19, 1912, Image 8

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EAGLE RIVER REVIEW
81 50 per year in Advance.
CHAS. RICHARDS & SON, Proprietors.
Friday, April 19, 1912.
F. R. Weiss, 1009 Forest St.
Racine, Wis., cleared up a severe
case of kidney and bladder trouble
in a short time. “I had an acute
attack of kidney trouble but I took
Foley Kidney Fibs and in a few
days the pain left my back and I
am cured of all my kidney trouble
I have not had any return of the
pain since taking Foley Kidney
Pills.”
•RICHMOND PHARMACY
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.
State of Wisconsin, [
Department of State, J® '
Notice is hereby given that a special
-election will be held in the several
towns, wards, villages and election dis
tricts of the Thirteenth Senatorial dis
trict, as now constituted composed of
the counties of b loreuce, Forest, Lang
lade, Lincoln, Oneida, Vilas and Iron,
•state of Wisconsin, for the purpose of
electing a state senator to fill the va
-cancy occasioned by the death of the
Honorable James A. Wright, whose
.term of office would have expired on
the first Monday in January, A. D.,
1913, and that said election will be held
•on Friday, the twenty-sixth day of
April, A. D., 1912.
Given under my hand official seal at
the Capitol in the city of Madison, this
18th day of March, A. D., 1912.
James A. Frear,
{Seal] Secretary of State.
FOR SALE—A boat-cart, enquire
'•til otel Milwaukee,
Permanently Located
To Engage in the Millin»
ery Business.
We desire to say to our friends and patrons th Q t
we are permanently in EAGLE RIVER,
And, have the very LATEST in
Ladies’ HEADWEAR. You are cordially in
vited to call and get acquainted, and inspect our line.
HOME MADE HATS A SPECIALTY.
You can have your old hats re-modeled.
MRS. C.PETERS.
CHARLES HANDL,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
FRENCH DRY CLEANING A. SPECIALTY.
EAGLE RIVER, - - WISCONSIN,
~
■ ' •
■ Oliver Chilled Plows I
are the original, the genuine, and the best CHILLED ■
PLOWS in the world. They are made better, they wear
longer, do better work and more of it —WITH LIGHTER
■ DRAFT, than any other plows made.
■ Users of OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS do not. ■
S hesitate to recommend them in the highest terms.
They speak from faith bom of experience.
B A FULL. UNB OF FkOW« AND UFAIU IN BTOCK AMO PON BALB BV
I Strong & Manley Eagle River, I
PROCLAMATION
By the Governor.
Order for a Special Election.
' Whereas, a vacancy exists in the
office of the state senator in the thir
teenth senatorial district, as now
constituted composed of the counties
of Florence, Forest, Langlade, Lin
coln. Oneida, Vilas and Iron, occasion
ed by the death of the Honorable
James A. Wright, whose term of offi
ce would have expired on the first
Monday of January’ A. D, 1913.
Now therefore I, Frances E. Me
Govern, Governor of theStateof Wis
consin, by virtue of the authority in
me vested by law, do hereby order
that a spacial election to fill said va
cancy be held in the counties afore
said on Friday, the twenty sixth day
of April, A. D, 1912, the said election
to be conducted the votes canvassed
and the returns made according to law
In testimony whereof I have here
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of Wisconsin
to be afti xed Done at the Capitol in the
city of Madison, this eighteenth day
of March, A. D. 1912.
By the Governor,
[Seal] Francis E. McGovern,
Governor,
J. A. Frear,
Secretary of State.
WILL BUILD ON CARPENTER LAKE
S. D Austin, and Chas. M.
Wagner of Milwaukee spent the
first of the week here, with Wm.
Korb and Arthur Kohn who pur
chased land on the west shore of
Carpenter Lake. One building 30
x 34 and two 01 .three yiptiller build
ngs may de built ogruieir lands
this spring, work on same will be
started in a few weeks Mr. Wag
ner stated to a Biview represent
ive that there v. uld be several ot
her buildings put up on lands sold
by them before the season closes.
RoYal
Baking Powder
Absolutely Pure
Makes Home Baking Easy
With minimum trouble and cost bis
cuit, cake and pastry are made fresh,
dean and greatly superior to the ready
made, dry, found-in-the-shop variety,
and danger of alum food is avoided.
A POEM OF MOTHERHOOD
Her babe was, dead, ’twere better so.
It died without a name,
Not one in that great city knew
Her glory, nor her shame.
Alas her shame, for what ‘■'for lore?
Before she understood?
She trusted, too, was this her shame?
Her crown was motherhood.
Her babe was dead, what need to mourn?
Her guilt was buried now,
If one dark sin was on her soul,
No stain was on her brow.
Ah! who shall say if deep within,
Her mother heart was rent?
If bursting there within her breast,
A flood of grief was pent?
“Give backl” she cried, “Give me my child
And give the world my shame I
Give to me back my motherhood
And give me all the blame I
Give back to me the joy I felt—
Give me the pangs I bore,
Give back my child!” her tears fell fast,
“I want I ask no more.”
The morning broke, so calm she lay
Sleep held her wearied eyes,
She saw her babe in angel arms—
She dreamed of Paradise.
“I thank thee, Lord” her lips scarce moved,
“I saw my baby smile,
I know that thou did’st ope the gates
For just t little whi e,”
Her voice came soft, the Father heard
Beyond the gates above:
“Dear Lord, thon hast a father’s heart,
Dost know a mothers love?
Where thou art I shall never pe,
I know that I am vile.
Dear Lord, thou wilt not shut the gates
For just a little while?”
Still in her dreams she gently spoke;
“To me great joy is given,
I know my child is safe with thee—
Safe in thy fold—in Heaven.
For I can see my baby there,
My grief it shall beguile,
Dear Lord, I pray, swing wide the gates
For just a little while.”
“Fain would I look that blessed sight.
To my sin-burdened eyes,
I see a glory far away—
The streets of Paradise,
Where my poor feet shall never tread
Nor aught that can defile
My babe! My child! Hold back the gates
For just a little while.”
Who knows? If fell upon her ear
A voice so faint—so sweet?
Who knows? If in her dreams she heard
The patter es little feet!
So peaceful now—so beautiful,
No guilt was there to chide,
A light from heaven shone on her fa ce—
The gates were open wide.
The above, also written by Col.
Smith, was handed in by one of
our lady readers, and should have
appeared before, but in the rush
incidental to “Town Meeting”
got lost. >
Sale st Feed
Stables
S. W. SMITH, Prop.
Draft and Driving Horses
for sale.
First-Class Livery, with good
rigs and careful drivers.
Feed Stable in Connection.
Eagle River, Wis.
Mrs. A. A. Swagci, Krok, Wis
nvanably uses Foley’s Honey and
Tar Compound for coughs and
.olds. “I always use Foly’s Honey
nd Tar Compound for my child*
en as I fcnr.u tt will cure their
coughs and colds and they like to
dkc 11.
RICHMOND PHARMACY.
AT MYSTIC SHRINERS BAN
QUET AT FAR6O, N. DAK.
COL. A. F. SMITH OF MILWAUKEE, AND
PROPRIETOR THE GREENWOOD RANCH
HERE, IS PRESENT, AND DELIVERS
ORIGINAL POEM
Col. A. F. Smith in writing the
Review said he had just returned
from North Dakota, where he at
tended a reception given to John
Frank Treat, Imperial Potentate,
of the Mystic Shriners, at Fargo,
April, ll. We copy from the, Far
go Courier News as follows:
A. F. Smith who had been in
North Dakota before there was
any railroad was an attendant at
vlie tToliii jL xcijiK 1105. leOeptioli
on Thursday night. He came all
the way to deliver an original
poem on the occasion. He came
here clear from Milwaukee for
this purpose. He was one of the
men who made the original survey
from Red river to the Yellowstone
for the Norhern Paciffic and was
accompanied on the trip by thirty
soldiers and ten scouts and he talks
most entertaiugiy 01 me aim
troubles that they encountered on
the road there. At that time the
Northern Paciffic was only built as
far as Detroit, Minn. This was in
1870 and there was only one set
tlement on the Red river and that
was at Georgetown, and another
on the Cheyenne at Abercrombie.
Mr. Smith’s poem is as follows;
•‘Ten years El Zagels cinef Ten years
her Potentate.
And now a Monarch crowned —and now
enthroned in state.
Now faithful cohorts bend in glad
salaam to greet
Their noble royal Frank —One great
Imperial Treat.
“Within this Temple gate—within
these portals where,
To night tis womans smile shall
charm away all care,
We sit at festal board, while beauty
crowns the fete
To honor royal Frank’ our Prince and
Pasha, Treat.
.‘When proud Home ruled the earth,
alone by might her sway,
Her minions servile, humbled, Knew
but to obey,
Love holds this concourse—this Noble
throng to meet
Our true and royal Frank —great lord
Effendi Treat.
“A despot’s hand controlled when
Carthage held the world.
While rapine fire and sword against
mankind were hurled,
But ,tis with joy to night with happiness
replete.
We bow to royal Frank- Imperial Kajah
Treat.
•'Twa'ssumptuous Athens boast that
her glory would abide,
For knowledge was Lei crest, and wisdom
was her guide,
Beguiled by beauty’s glance fruition
were complete—
Tis ours with -oyal Frank—lmperial
Caliph Treat.
“Great Babylon’s renown, upbuilt in
pomp and power.
Ambition was her her vaunt, destruction
was her dower.
No writing on tbe wall now quakes
our monarchs seat,
Where sits our roj al Frank, Imperial,
Sahib Treat
“Proud Carthage where is she? and where
is mighty Rome?
To dus„ cruuioied now. their turrets
Mosques and dome,
And Babylon is fallen, while Athens
too is beat,
A scepter true he wields—our royal
sovereign Treat.
‘.Then drink with me, this round
drink health, drink hope, drink cheer.
Drink happiness, drink smiles—drink love -
drink to all that’s dear
Drink loyal to your liege—drink homage
to your king—lets eat
For tis El Zagels night, and this is
oua Treat’'
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Knitting Works.
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Stair Bank
of (Eaglt Kiber
a. McKenzie, cashier.
Does a General Banking
Business. Interest Paid
on Time Deposits.
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and
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Work done in First-
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Our Aim is to Suit our Patrons
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Eagle River, Wisc<
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Bf VANBUSSUM I &Y I
RAILWAY TIME TABU
OF THE C. AND N. w. r (
Buiday OUth ' e
Freight, except Sunday Ji 4 ?. 1
Freight, daily except 2:21 1
Freight carries
day, on account dynamite pt
R - C. ZIEBKLL.
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County Officers,
W.H. Radcliffe,
W. A. Bradford, _
Frank A. Hall. Gumj
W, B. Raymond.
Geo. E. O’Connor.
Chris. Chilson,
Grant Cook, o
Amos Radcliffe, '
Alex. Higgins,
Hon. R eid
Jos. T. Nemacheck. Chairman o'®
Town Officers.
J. T. Nemacheck.
Chas. H. Adams. ... ‘
Fred Morey, /
L. J. Cook’
CHURCH DIREQTOH
ST e IGNATIUS EPISCOPAI.ViI
Commvnion. 8:W ...
Sunday School 10-uo a Kl '
Morning Service, 11:110 a. ui
Evening Service. 7:391> m
Choral Eucharist, first Sunday i
the month at 11 o'clock. '
Choir Practice. Friday eve.. ;•:».• I
at the Vicarage.
FaTher’A, N. Samwell,
Priest in charge
St Igxativs Chvbch.
\.ONGREGATTONAL
; Sunday—lo a. in.. Sunday set.J
6:45 p, m.. Christian Endeavor
Preaching, 11 a. in. and 7:30 u n
R. E. Moss, Pastor
No Church Service The Last Sii
Of Each Month.
V KERMAN LUTHERAN
Sunday, Regular Serviee. 1(1:10a
Rev. H. A. Mvklui
Past
FRATERXAL.
F. A. and A. M. LODGE.
W. H. Bomiek, \V
Finn Lawler, Secret
Meet 2nd and 4th Tuessdays each ui»nt
M. W. of A.
Consul, L. W. Rei
Clerk, Chas. A. j
Meet every Monday evening.
B. N. of A.
Mrs B. N. Carpenter, (
Mrs. Carrie Murphy, Re<
Meet every Thursday evening.
F. B. Association.
James White. Pre
Fred Mclntyre, Seci
Meet Ist and 3rd Tuesday each numtl
EAGLES LODGE,
JohnlHanson, Pres
Fred.Mclntyre, Be®
Meet Ist and 3rd Saturday night each in
M. B. A. LODGE,
John Fiedler,
Business Directoi
GEO. E. O’CONNOR,
Attorney at Law,
District Attor
Loans, Real Estate and Collect!
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1 David Sciilack
DFAI FP IN
2 'FINE WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS
FRESH BEER
Always on Tap.
(opposite depot.)
EAGLE RIVER, WISCONSIN.
DR. A. W. THORPE
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Hours: From 9a.m.to 12
2 p. ID. to '>
7 p. m. to 8 p.
EAGLE RIVER. WISCOX
R. A.
Dentist
All work wilEbe gvaranteed-
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