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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
WING CONVENTION.
L. o. SuRApER, Secretary.

At Wing Convention composed of Del
egates from the precincts of Fairplay,
jamestown, Smokers Grove, and Halle
Green, on Saturday, April Esd, ls4s, for
the purpose of nominating candidate 10
represent the Assembly District, composed
of said precincts in the Legislature, HEN-
BY NAN NIEeK, Esqr., was chosen Presi-
dent, and c. c. SKINNER, Secretary. The
oblee, Of the meeting having been stated by
the President the Convention proceeded to
ballot, aud at the first formal ballot JANEs
G:LNORE Of jamestown, having received a
majority of the votes cast, was declared
duly nominated.
The following resolutions were then pre-
scented to the convention and unanimously
adopted:
Resolred, That We the members Of this
Convention are highly pleased with the
Wing nominations, made by the Territorial
Convention, for State officers, and that we
pledge ourselves to use every honorable
means to elect the traols tsekst.
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Whig Governor.

It is pretty generally conceded that Mr..
Tweedy will be elected Governor of Wis
consin. There are few public men of his
high intellectual character, whose lives are
unblemished like his by stain upon their
moral character. Nothing ever did more
for the credit Of Wisconsin throughout the
U. $. than the election Of Mr.. Tweedy to
Congress, over Strong. There are hundreds
Of moral Democrats in Wisconsin,, who
viii vote for MIR. I'weedy for Governor. in
preference to any selfish, mousing politi-
elan.
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Resolred, That we are highly pleased
with the nomination of A. G. Collins, for
member of Congress.
Reso!Ued, That we approve of the nom
nation of George w. Lakin, for State
Senator.
Resotred. That we are highly grated
with the nomination of james Gilmore by
this Convention, to represent this Assembly
District IN the State Legislature, and we
promise to use all fair means 10 elect said
nominee
Resolred, That we believe the State Of
Wisconsin can be made WIG. by every
wing sticking close to the Wing cause, and
that we the Wings of Grant Co., will be
true to our principles at the approaching ell
ection.
On motion committee of one in each
precinct, was appointed, for the purpose OF
calling meetings for the more perfect or
ganization Of the Wing party, in their re-
spectiye precincts.
After listening TO some very able remarks
from NJ. A. Harper, Esqr., and other gen.
tieinen present-it was unanimously,
Resotred, That the proceedings of this
Convention be signed by the President and
Secretary, and published in the Galena Ga
zette. the Wisconsin Herald, and the Platte
vile American.
onmotion the Convention adjourned sine
die.
HENRY VAN VLECK, Pres.
c. c. SKINNER, Secry.
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Jayne's Expectorant.

Inns medicine has already proved itself to be
all that 1t has been recommended by those who
have given it fair test in this country. and the
demand Tor 1t increases daily. We have lust
heard OF an important cure of Asthma. which has
been effected by the use Of ii, in d neirbbormg
town-the case was that of female who had for
a long time been under the care Of physician but
had received no relief, and her case was eopsa.
cred hopeless. As last resort she purchased
bottle of Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, which caused
her to expectorate freely. gradually ceased her
cough, ard is rapidly restoring her to health. We
have no hesitation in saving that this preparaion
of DR.. Jayne fer cure ofcoughs, colds, mfuenza
asthma, consumptions, &c is the most valuable
medicine ever offered to the American public
There is no quackery about it-Dr. JAYNE is one
of the most skilfu practising physicians in Penn
sylyania; and wherever his various preparations
have been thoroughly tested, he is looked upon as
great public benefactor. Somerset (Me.l Jour
nal
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For Assembly.
District No. -Four
JAMES II. cox.
Keep your County gu, of Debt.

hNtp stut &pHHtt OUT Oi bNht.
CYRus WoonaAN, Esq, of Mineral
Point, one of the Board Of Iowa County
Commissioners, has made u very able re-
port Of the fiscal and financial affairs Of that
county, occupying almost an entire page Of
the Mineral Point Tribune. II il like car
ryng olantern into subterranean labyrinth
of bats and owls. Il requires nerve 10 walk
into the cellar of the old Roo, House, bear
ing torch and exploring what i there hid.
den; aud Mr.. Woodmau is the first officer
who has had the nerve To do this. From
the debts and cmharrassments Of lille
County like Iowa, Good Lord deliver old
Grant, In Iowa, itappear~ that cocnty or
ders are greatly deprecated. The Tribune
SAYS:
Il is notorious that orders in any guam
titles can now he had, aud for some Time
past with only here and there am exeop-
iion,l have been purchased from lilly to six-
" cents on the dollar in cash. Owing 10
this state of things, if carpenter does a
piece of work for the county, for which he
would charge hut six dollars in cash, the
county Is Obliged TO pay him TEn in orders.
So of all articles furnished the county
Wood, which can always be bought for from
dollars % cts. to 80 per cord. the coun-
" cannot procure for less than 3 dollars so
per cord ia orders The mcrchaa, who
Mlies the poor house with iiour, sugar,
tea, coffee. Sc, requires corresponding
allowance to he made for the depreciation
IN the orders which he receives for pay
The same Is the case with those who have
charge of the county poor and who attend
upon the county sick equal allowances have
TO be made TO them fort the diminished value
of the orders. So in relation to District
Attorneys, Clerks, Sc"
This miserable swamp of embarrassment,
- the natural result Of the division of coun-
lies. Amongst the unusual items of OK.
gense resulting to Iowa county. from diyis-
Ton, i an auieun, OF StOo extra, paid to the
three County Commissioners for their ex-
pensss ia locating the the county seats of
Iowa aud Montgomery, which would prop
crly enough 80 under the head Of funeral
expenses. Like causes produce like ef-
fects." Let the county Of Grant be divided,
and in year from now, no man can bay a
feed for has hos e with coUne' orier, or
pay bis expenses Al Coat with county or
der; aud county orders viii he eurrca, with
the Collector only; he ssiA eoiiseith them jQ the
bashei. Lock at the once iiouriShing coun-
" Of Schuyler insIllinois, of which Rush.
willie is the county seat Erom the mcmen,
that county was severed by act Of the Leg
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Z. VINO is NELsoa DEWEY This in
terrogatory was in the mouths Of all, Dem
ocrafs as well as Wings, when intelligence
Of the Democratic nominations reached this
village. No one could answer the question
for the very good reason that no one knew
any thing Of the man.
II has since transpired, that Mr.. DEWEY
is resident Of the county Of Grant, and a
lawyer BY profession. He is young man
Of ordinary talent, has had but little prac-
tice AZ the bar or experience at legislation,
and however great he may be at home, al
least ni1e-tenihs of the people of Wiscon-
sin never heard his name until after his
nomination as Governor. Upon the infor-
NAL ard the first formal ballots he did NOT
receive a single vote, and probably would
ever have remained an obscure village law
yer, had il not been for the combination
formed previously to the last ballot, TO g lay
out" Judge BARBER.-JanesrMe Gazette.
1t singular that the Gazette never heard
Of Nelson Dewey. lie isthe Speaker who
never spoke.
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Wei, Wen. Pm Becoming Bald.

and can't help it, is frequently expressed by those
whose Hair. like false ffiend) is leaving them.
Now this is all mistake; Jaynels Hair Tonic.
faithfully applied for week, win preserve the
liar from filling Oft. remove all dirt and dandruff.
prevent its becoming prematrrely gray, cure erup-
tive diseases Of the scalp and still more, by its
continued use reelothe tue head with new and
beautiful hair.
Prepared and sold by DR.. y. JAYNE, Philadel-
phla, and sold ON agency by Or. j. X Rickey *
James NJ. Otis, Lancaster Hro@ne & Carson,
Dodgeviile Haines * noliub, Potosi ID. II.
Fairchild, Mineral Point Catm s. Cole, Bee
town. .f-s
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EXTRAORDINARY,
4 Cure Of Body and Mind.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 9Th. is

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9th, 1916.
DIR. ID. Jayne,-Dear Sir:-Justice compels
me to make the following statement of the extra
ordinary effects of youl valuable medicne-the
Alternative.
] certify that my wife was afflicted for fourteen
years, during which time her disease baifed the
skill Of several eminent Physicians, and after
finding that every means that were ased failed TO
relieve her, concluded to place her in the Penn
sylvania Hospital, hoping that the care and treat
ment she would there receive from the Physicians
IN that institution, she might again be restored To
health. But 10 my great disappointment. she
grew worse, and became entirely deranged in her
mind, and was obliged TO take her home again
= ncurable'' and bereit of reason | will here
mention that at this time the more prominent
symptoms Of her disease were Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, attended with sickness Of the
stomach, and vomiting of very offensive futid
mucus, pains in her head, back and stomach, and
in the region of the heart with violent attacks Of
Collie, troublesome cough from large quantities
Of phlegm in her throat, which kept her conin-
ually gagging and retehing to throw it up. She
hid no appetite, aud was very weak. she also
suffered very much from :, ute. me disease by
which she was confined to her b, l. Add to all
the above, the deranged state of hen mind, (which
at this time was truly awful and you will be
able Ia form some idea Of her Affections.
BY the advice of a friend we commenced Civ
ing her your Alternative, in the doses of a tea
spoonful three times a day, and found that it
helped her. We also gave your Vermifuge to
increase her appetite, and the Sanatiye Pills TO
regulate her bowels. She had not taken two bot
ties Of the Alternative. before it operated upon her
in wonderful manner, filling her face with snail
red pinpies, and caused her TO expectorate large
quantities Of corruption, before which, her breath
was 80 offensive we could not remain in the room
with her unless the doors were open. Finding the
Alternative doing her 50 much good, we increased
the dose according to the dreciions, and she con-
tlnued TO improve daily, until finally she was re-
stored TO health. in body as well as in mind.
hope you will delay no time in laying this be-
fore the public, aln willing to be qualified at
any time TO the truth of The above statement, and
that it was your Alternative which cured her.
SAMUEL FIELDS,
Bedford above Marlboro Street
The above Is from a well known and worthy
citizen of kensingion, and a member Of the
Methods, Church, and hundreds Of families m
that neghborhocd win testify to the truth Of ms
statement.
Prepared and sold only by Dr. d. JAYNE, fhii
adelphia, and sold on agency BY DR.. J. n kieNes
* James W. Otis, Lancaster; Brownell $ carson,
Dodgeyile Haines s. HOllub, Poiosl u, IL
Fa.achild, Mineral Point Catlm 3 Lore bee.
town,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
whig Assembly ConveEtion.-Fourth
District.

BEErows, Saturday, April q, rs.
The Convention was called to order by
ORnIs MCCARTNEY, Esq, of Cassyile,
who nominated Col. JANIS Nj. GooDHUE,
of Lancaster, as President Of the CoDven-
ton, which nomination was unanimously
confirmed by the Convention.
On motion of RICHARD Ray, l.. O.
SHRADER, of Lancaster, was chosen Secre-
tary.
On motion a committee of three was
appointed to report on the credentials Of
Delegates, consisting of ORRrs mozart
sEY, THOMAS KEELING and ABsER 0.
COATES.
/ The said committee having acted and re-
ported Immediately, the following Dele
gates appeared and took their seats, viz:
LANCASTER PREcINcT.-James NJ. Otis,
John S. Fletcher, James Nj. Goodhue, L.
0. Shrader, VIM. r. Morrison. Morris w.
Martin, Thomas Keeling, Geo. W. Burk-
holder, VIM. Alcorn, Charles w. Bland
ford
BEETowS Michael Redding,
I c. II. Beckwith, John B. Turley, E. Sow
ard, r.. M. Richardson, A. P. Stephens,
John Hickop, r. NJ. Briggs, Joseph Coop
err, w. A. Holloway, Joseph Hilbert, James
L. Woodruff, James H. Brown aud Abner
o. Coates.
CAssyILLE PREcINcT.-0rris Mozart
ney, j. ID. Caldwell, Thomas Wilkinson,
Richard Ray
/ PATcH GROVE PREcIHcT.-Samuel Scott,
/ Austin Lord, Enos P. Finn, james Hum
phrey, Daniel T. Brown, Hiram Brunson.
/ MELVILLE PREcINcT.-Jared Warner,
j. Allen.
On motion of JOHN S. FLETCHER, the
Convention proceeded to an informal ballot
for candidate for member of Assembly to
represent the 18th Assembly District OF
Grant county, in the State Legislature,
which resulted as follows, viz:
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WOLF BOUNTY.

A PRIi. session 1913, ordered by the Commits
"A sioners Of Grant County, Wisconsin; that
the bounty for killing each wolf killed in the
county of Grant, after the 18th day of May ls4s
shall be four dollars and that publication Of said
order be made for three successive weeks in the
Wisconsin Herald. BY order Of the Board Of
County Commissioners
ARUNAH 4. PARKER. Dept. Clk.
b. C. g., c., W. T.
April 2s, ls4s. Silt
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

ELorENENr ENTRsoRpINARY.- cali
iug the RON of the Nienoise Children lately
at New Orleans, Madame Weiss found two
of the largest aud haudsomest missing -
They had flown ca the wings &c love to-
wards Mobile, few hours previous.
The above paragraph has been going the
rounds, and We arr requested TO give il a
poimt blank contradiction. Not one of the
troupe OF Madame Weiss, is or ever has
beel among the ''uiSSing"-,he .skiIledn
or sswouaded'' either.-Rer.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
Mortgages Notice Of Sale.
Verni Dawson Mortgagor, to Eleanor Floyd
Aarfaa,oa

Nerni Dawson Mortgagor, to Eleanor Floyd
Mortgagee.
YHyfIE above mentioned morlgagor did on the
IL 25ih day Of March, 1910, mortgage TO said
Eleanor Floyd, the west half Of the north west
quarter Of section twenty-five, in town four north,
Of range three west in Grant County, 10 secure to
said Eleanor Floyd the payment Of note Of one
thousand dollars Of same date with said mortgage,
payable three years from the date thereof. SAID
mortgage was recorded in the Registers office
Of Grant County, on 29th day Of March 1910, at
II O'Clock NJ Default has been made in the
payment of said note, and principal and interest
al the date of this notice amount to thirteen hun
derd and fifty two dollors nineiy-one cents. Said
mortgage aud ncte have since been assigned TO
james NJ. OTIS, of Lancaster, or SO much thereof
as viii secure to him the payment of one hundred
and seventy-six dollars and ~ cents
Now therefore, notice Is given TO all whom it
may concern. that the said mortgage on Monday
the Srd day Of July next, at II o'clock 4. NJ, OF
sand day, ON said premises, VIII expose said tract
Of land for sale To the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, TO satisfy the debt in said mortgage men
toned and costs Of sale in pursuance Of power
Of sale therein contained, and the statute IN such
cases provided. ELEANOR FLOYD,
Mortgage
JAMES VI. OTIS, Assignee
]. T. Nuns Attorney.
Lancaster, April 18th IsiS. 6-ISt
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

THIRD ASSEMBLY DIsrRicT.-A. C..
BRowN of British Hollow, is the Wing
nominee for the Assemby--a true Wing
and an experienced legislator, of whom a
former Speaker remarked, g BRowN, Sir,
has not bis superior on this floor, for in
dustry, and business talent.n
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
Anti-Division Meeting.

All persons opposed to advisor ofGraut
County are requested to meet in Potosi on
Saturday s4pril roth, is4s, at O'clock p. NJ.
The object of the meeting is TO adopt such
measures as will secure a full vote on the
question. Signed by
W. y. Reed, Wm. Wbitesdes,
Silas Burt, Cutler Salmon,
and 90 others.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

MENnER or CoNeKrss.--It is impossible
that the Convention could have selected an
aller candidate for Congress than AiExAN-
nER l.. CoLLINs. IS dehater, us pop
ular speaker, he has few equals in the
West, \ very able jurist of Chicago, per-
haps the best lawyer in Illinois, pronounced
MIR, CorLtNs "the most acute and subtle
pleader of his years, in the North West"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

Hon. JeuN II. RoUNrREF I'VE are
pleased to see that this gentlem,,a., SO long
and favorahly known in Wisconsin, is be-
fore the people as the Wing candidate for
Lieutenant Governor. Il is a good omen
ct the success Of our party, To see men
brought forward for our highest offices,
thus distinguished alike for their ability and
their moral worth.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

ForRrH ASSEMBLY nisrRicr.-JANrs
7. Cox is the Wing candidate for the As
senlhly in our district; gentleman OF whom
we may say, without disparagcment to any
one, that we have no clearer headed man
in the Western part Of the State. The VI
most harmony prevailed in the Convention;
and although there were other candidates
before the Convention, of acknowledged
ability, they were content TO acquesce ia
the viii of the Convention, which was full
" represented, and expressed their deter
mination TO maintain the usages the Demo
cratic Wing party and 10 sustain the noni-
nation.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
Dyspepsia and Liver COMPLAINT

may be cured with certainty, and at a trifng ex
pense, by taking every night, at bedtime, two or
three OF Jayne's Sanatlve Pills. and dose of
either his Alternative or ermifuge three times day.
This treatment never fails to cure. aEt1
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
assemhIv Disiricts OF Grant.

Ordered hy the Beard Of Commissioners #
Gran, a. W.T.. that tine Assembly District inclu-
ding the Precincts Ct Hazel Green, Fair Play,
Ts,s,.sro,1n ana Snlelzers Grove, in Grant Coun-
~ sbsn he named and known as Assembly Dis
RI, No !. The Assembly Distract inclu+ins
~, preriscis ,l Piattevile Head If Platte, Csl-
,rsxslie. Fennilnore and AiEscodav. be kn vn Is
Assembly District No ?. I ha- The pfeci cts Of
New Lisbon Pleasant Valley, POtOsi. In lea 4
and Waterloo, be known and called A. NIB
District No s, That the precincts Of Lancaster.
Bee;owu, Caszvi.ie. Patch Grove and Miiiyile. be
known and called Assembls District, No l.
Ordered by the Boe ri that the above order be
published IN the WISCONSIN Herald, for three sUc-
cesSiye weeks,
A. A PARKER,
Dep. Clerk, Be q c. W T.
April, IIih, ls4s. e-sS'
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Grant County, s.
Alexander Willard, Pl'f T. ,..a;, /, !.
vs., ~ >ssuhiPslt, py at
Hezekiah Ardrv. Deft \ tachment.

vs.. In Assumpsit, by at
Hezekiah Ardry, Deft taehment.
Office is hereby given to the said defend
! ant, and all others concerned, that ON the
eighth day of December, A. ID. 1917, writ of
attachment issued out Of and under the seal Of the
District Court of Grant county aforesaid. for the
sum Of eighty-four dollars (Ss4,) against the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements, moneys,
rights and credits of the said defendant, dir ted
10 the Sheriff Of said county, to execute returna-
bic TO the March Term, Of said court, A. d.
ISIS, Of said District Court; and which said writ
has been returned executed upon james G. Camp
bell and Abel Conner, Garnishees and that at the
SAID March Term, of said District Court the said
Plaintiff obtained the following order in said cause
TO wit:
. Ordered that this cause be continued unit the
next term of this court, and that notice be given
by the said plaintiff to the said defendant Of the
tendency of this suit, by publication in the Wis
consn Herald, newspaper published at Ian
caster, in Grant county, w T.. for six successive
weeks, the first publication 10 be at least sixty
days before the next term of this Court
Attest,
L. o. SlIRADER, Clerk,
y. c.. G. c., W. T.
:. o. PAINE, Attorney for Pl'f
Dated Lancaster, April 20, 1873. SGT.
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Gen. Dodge.

The Madison Democrat (Tadpole) makes
the following remarks, which are expressly
intended to apply to Gen. Dodge and his
ftiends: " There are some among US, who
from fortuitous circumstance, when the
country was new and the population sparse,
obtained places Of honor aud profit far a.
bove their capacity or merit"
We charge upon the lads, deliberate
purpose to gel rid Of GEN Dodge. lie is
too honest for their purposes. Although
upon the wrong track, the old white Horse
is rs trusty and true as steel. Gen. Dodge
knows what is due to himself, independent
of party considerations. He knows that If
The people of Wisconsin could directly vote
for u. ). Senators, he ieouid be chosen by
reclamation, over any Democrat in Wis
censin, for be has the affections Of the pco-
pie. VIII his friends suffer clan Of up
starr office seekers to rule the old Gen. off
tide track five must have for Senator,
one Of the other party, lei Us have man Of
acknowledged influence, whose history is
identified with Wisconsin.
Amongst the tricks rcSorted to by the
Tads To get rid Of Gen. Dodge isau attempt
Ia produce the impression that he win be n
prominent candidate before the National
Democratic Convention, for the Office OF
President or Vice President. limitations
OF this sort have appeared in the Potosi
Republican; and the last Galena Jefferson
ian, contains II long communication, laud
ing the General and protesting TO urge his
claims to the Presidency These tricks are
all designed for the meridian of Wisconsin.
The writers are trying 10 tickle the old Gen.
out of seat in the L. 5. Senate. They
greatly undcr-rato the sagaciy of Gen.
Dodge. lie knows his own position better
than any of them; and nothing but the most
flagran, yillainy will prevent his receiving
the entire vote of the Democrats in the
Legislature, for the L. $. Senate. We
should like 10 inquire OF the Democratic
candidate for the Legislature, in Grant co,
how many Of them have not expressed their
preference of Judge Dunn, over Gen.
Dodge, for the office of L, 5. senator!
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

WV. ?. LYNnE Is nominated by the dem
Ocrsts Of this District for member OF Con-
scesS. Mr.. Ly..ie Is Tadpole, aud defea-
ted Mr.. Holiday, anti-c0nStisuuonalist, n
candidate before the convention, for the
nomination. We understand there was
some III feeling between the friends of these
Two sentlenen NJ the C0nyensioa.-
rllie Ga-etit.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29

90 Thc Democrats in District No. two
have nominated for the Assembly, TaeV-
As BURNs. Their candidate IN the lhinl dis
uie, : Wv Hem; ia the fourth district,
ARrHvs W. WoRru,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-29
PEDLARs' LICENSE, 1919.

FEUKlAfts7 LlNENsE, 1913.
april Session, b. c., G. c., ". T.
nRDERED By THE BOARD that the fol-
~ lowing rates be established and paid by
Pedars for license to peddle goods, wares and
merchandise, (spvituous and other liquors except
ed) in the County Of Grant, to wit:
Pedlars with enc or two horse wagons $is per y'r
. Il s mo.
. g % 8 mo.
9 with Packs or footman, $40 per y'r
g 9 s, for
six months less; and that said order be publish
ed in the Wisconsin Herald three successive
weeks BY order Of the Board
ARUNAH A. PARKER, Dept Cl'k.
b. c., G. c., W. T.
Lancaster, April 30, 1915 s-3t.