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There is no mistake about it, Pianta-
ton Bitters will ward off Fever and Ague
and all kindred diseases, if used in time
No family need suffer from this distress
ing complaint if they will keep Planta-
ton Bitters in the house, and use it ac-
cording to directions The most impor-
tant ingredient of this medicine is CaIai-
saya or Peruvian Bark, which is known
to be the finest and purest tonic in the
vegetable kingdom The extract of this
Bark is the active principle of all the good
Fever and Agae Medicines prescribed by
intelligent doctors Calisaya Bark is used
extensively in the manufacture of Plan
tation Bitters. as well as quinine, and we
dare say they owe their popularity mostly
to that fact We can recommend them
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-24

The Herclds Havana letter cr the
18th says: ut is fact that gigantic
insurrection exists in the island /; that it
is supported or countenanced by the
great mass Of the native population-the
exceptions being Insignificant In point
with the Spanish troops in which its
supporters inflicted quite as much if not
more damage than they suffered and
that the best informed among the disin
terested and unprejudiced are already
beginning to calculate on ultimate sue
cess; which shall leave the Uubans ffee
and ipdepsndent.
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NOTICE.

tinage Q, .nal'''' &C. December q, 1880.
sahio ~ of the Village of Manitowoe
n.iSo' ~. persons to sell or give away to Ed
SLRp SS Rof said Village any ardent, spirituous or
scatng liquors or rinks OF any kind for the space
of one year ir,. This date. -ssrt s1rass4#
If ~ person shall give, sail, purchase procure
for or in behalf of said Edward Smith for his use,
any such liquors drinks. he shall on conviction
thereof punished by fine OF nifty dollars or in de-
faut of immediate payment Of such fine, by mprison-
ment in the County JAIL for the space Of thirty days
unless discharged by payment OF such hns md
iii costs and fees up the date Of his discharge.
' HENRY BAETZ, villassPrssidsnA
FRED B6aoHERDI. viliAgS Clerk
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a friena Of ours has resurrected the
following good one from an old file. in
his possession, 20 years old: s

WINNING. scou out ITOm An OLD 0lC. IN
his possession, 20 years old:
A GOOD SToRY.-A capital story is
told Of Judge Tappan. one of our Sena-
tors in Congress, who is unfortunately
cross-eyed. A number of years ago he
was Judge of a newly organized County
Court, IN the eastern part of the State
of n. j.
5'9 In those days of primativc simplicity
or perhaps poverty. the bar room of a
tavern was used as a court room and the
Stable aS a Jail. One dav during the
sessions OF the court, the Judge had occa-
sion to severely repremand two of the
lawyers, who were wrangling Anodd
looking old customer, who sat in ole
corner listening apparently with great
satisfaction to the reproof, and presuni-
ing on old acquaintance and the judges
well known good humor, sung out, give
it to 'em old ginllet eyes! ''who was
that?' inquired the Judge, "It was this
ere old hoss, answered the chap. rising
himself up. ''Sheriff' observed the
judge with great gravity, take that cid
boss and put him ia the Stable 'ifsi9-
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r. A g,

WORK Strene. .Nani.owoe- Wis. Dealers
In Dry Goods Groceries. Crockerv, Fancy Goods
Giass ware bots All So=s, Res - = f'i1ttiHE
Paper han .inzs Hats and Caps. Toys. Ch!lr Caps
=5vs Gsese Feathers Bird Cags-. IA OF; and
Esnps &c, &c. share Of public patronage i. soil
it.4
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81 Ssy.sERSDr.

AFANyFarEy asaA Dealer y,
vi Boots. Saoes Leather, e.. &C. Shop on Bafal"
street n.sr tha af Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly execute1
N,iitowoc. Sep:e .lb. II %, lS65. 1 =
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II. s. H.sLCD.N. ~. D.,

DHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Also Ex-
i aminins Surgeon for PENSIONS. appointed by
the Government.
OFFICE orasr of EighthI and York streets, MSnito-
woe. Wisconsin.
ORDERS left at the Drug Store, will receive pra:npt
attention.
e2artic1lar attention paid to consultatio1ssan'i
te tho treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CASES, 1929
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r. RafE'STE,

IEwELEY AMI PHI otocra p.acr. All
q kinds work in ths line of business prompt
ay attenisl t. and warranted 70 giyeSsatisaction
k,v. Inst ro :aivei Wing 0rn-b,y's Multiplying
CAMERA O3SG!IRA. with which can take small
Yct Of tas finest orer for one dollar per dozen
Pnsso of ali sizos. AlaIms aad Frames
sonstantiy hani York Street. es~-zs-sss L. AtI.
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There has been cut in the town OF
Williams, Bay county Mich, pine tree
yielding twenty-four logs of sixteen feet
each and scaling lo,oes feet,
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Ts,ryl. s~gRGREw

AN-Ay es.r-zc-.--s ayi,ssr -s-=-cs,--~fs
if1 tas aisiness of Wis. ..r3wa I shall hereafter
aoastaatiy keep on hsui taa cnicS<t meats at the
3swsst A share OF pa5iic patronage solicited
l3l7
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IN pNORATE:-wr-s= Co. Cont
In the Matter Oh the Estate of Wallace Is. Jones
Deceased. ...- -.Ir- o.. .-.r ... ~
To ALL whom it may concern:
Letters of Administration on said Estate having
been issned to Benjamin Jones the fourteenth day
of December A. d. 1868 and six months from and after
said day being allowed and limited Ter credtors to
present their claims FOR examination and allowance
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will on
the first Monday of each month"; and on tho day of
the oxpirao of said six months, at the Probate of
flee in the Village of Manitowoc in said county re-
cetye examine. and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against said deceased
Dated December 4'h 1868. - e s.- l-a
B,IEER County Ju.l,a
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i. &. "HISCT,

VI every descript
Ian p-s2,rei II mlnIflcture fill suits of Men and
BOYS clothing the shortest notice. and satisfaction
ka-antssd employ the best yort<men to he found
anA keep two OF Singers Sewing Machines constantly
IN sx. l2-41
sIsdru STREET opposit. Goodenow { Barnes
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stiffness to be piled eight or ten high
without spreading on the yard to dry.
Experience has enabled Mr.. Gard to so
perfect his machine that ne now possesses
the ne plus ultra of brick machines. He
also, has two fine yards in operation and
a large mannfactory for machines at ] Is
south Clinton street All especially in
terested should send for pamphlet or
call atthe manufactory for full inforn,a-
ton.
We have no less than four dramatic
companies now, but the most conspicu-
ous an,eng them is that OF Manager Aiken
at the Museum. The only proper des-
cription Of it is perfection.
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Notice OF DsssOsusIDn.

The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the and firm of Pierce &
elye is this day dissolved hy mutual consent. The
business will hereafter be carried BY f. j. Pierce
who viii pay all debts owing by said firm aud who
IS alone authorized TO receive and receipt for a Do
.nands held by said firm. ~ *S6-It
Dated December At, 1868. -f
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.1rc,c .adrertises1a es1fs.
NOTICE

Is hereby given that there will be meeting of the
members OF the Library Association, On the
second Wednesday in January next-be!ng the 18th
day of said month"; the Library Room in the Village
OF Manitowoc for the purpose of receiving the
o. the Board of Directors and the Treasurer and for
the transaction OF such other business with
tic affairs of The Association may he presented for
consideration.
By order of the Bord of Directors
26- o. b. SMITH, Secretary.
Datsd Dec 18Th I3fS
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e. ID. .JDYES

lTANUFACFERER and Dealers Iva
iN Lur.l5er iAth. AMI Shingles Bills cut to order
short notice. Manitowoc, Wis.
a&e A. D. JON ..S
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RErsyI zVwsEr, s-sssD,

YlNHE sInde -Si g-soei are EsreDarai fn fisi
to order. bills OF lumbar or latA ol the shortest
ast:ce 4 nan will he at all times in the yard.
re.dv to customers and receive thsir
Ao-s The 5sst stock ke3t caStlntly on hand NJ the
mill, corner Of Quay AMI 9th streets.
fa-l4 GUYGEs BROWN
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nexn.ar Meeting of -T.ssitovoc lodge
IL, is sd Masonic Hall, Work Street, on the
1st and 81 Wednesday of Each Month.
E.K. RAND. W. II.
VIZ H. HORN Sec.
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-Apothecaries will tell you that the
IVhite Pine Compound not only sells
readily, put is an excellent remedy for
sudden Colds, Coughs, Sore Lungs, Pul
monary Complaints in general, and also
in all Kidney troubles.
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Chictx cr:ainS lodge No. 5J- J. y. .. F.
" Aas:s every Frilsy Evening ~ the III Fellows
Hail, Carnsr of Commercial iElth Streets.
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Joseph ST.EES.

nEsT.ER ia St,vra: Tin. Sssnot 5~on
IL ani f'opss-w.-e n,anlfactu~s-, All kinds of
9sp,rins doae. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
hss $3.50 l4-1y
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THE PRACTICAL FARMER

PUBLISHED IN PHlLADEIpH
M0.N1l.l, at Ss:.So- per an1a0a, ia aoroac- by
phSGHAll MORRIS, IS No. 18th ST., Ph;GadeIphis.
I'd Copies for $40. 10 chiefly made up D 81 T Or
gns matter IN relation to eyerp department OF Acri
cnlturc. horticulture and Rural Economy Taroa
hancenents and liberal premiums offered to agents
ana cahTaSsers Sainpic copies furnished application
ATAR SPANGLED BANNER.-A large 40 column
~ PAPER hich, rare and rcy Full Of charming read!
irg iun lact and fancy "EvsNGELNE,r a splendid
steei ptate FREE to every subscriber Only 10 cts a
year tvangeline" sells 81 Subscribe NOW Sueci
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HOUSES r,fSr1 aud ss1oyrH- Having
superior facilities for raising anil moving Aouses
would nounce to the citizens of NantowOcttow
Aai soanty1 that BUSINESS entrusted 10 orr care
viii recaise pro not attention, ari he performed in
warranted to give satis-eton. Enquire ~ the
Tribune Ofiec 1915
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4 aE7IsTAET ASSESSOR VIII be In
n mis- o lice over First stionaI Bank with c. H.
W.iker Esq) the first ten days Of each mouth, dur
ing business hours. 1914
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IN sG.TE:-Manitowoc County Court. la
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Benjamin
Jones AD nisfator Of said estate. setting forth ths
amount of peosola estate that has to his hands
and tic disposition theref-the amount of debts out
standing against said deceased and description OF
ali the rstf estate of which said deceased died sezed
anu the coDofion and value of the respective
tions the 'eof; and praying that license be to him
granted Ia sell the undvide d one-haif southwest
quarter OF the soutt and the Northeast quarter
OF the sou; quarter of section No twentyeieht
(25) OF Township No (20 North of range No twenty
two (22 east and it appearing by said petition that
there Is not sufficient personal estate in the hands of
said Administrator to pay said debts and that it is
necessary IN order TO pay the same sell all sold
real estate; 1t is hersfore ordered that all personsin
terested In said estate appear before the Judge Of this
Court OH Monday the first day of February A. D.
1869 at ten o'clock a. at the Office Of the County
Judge the village of Mantowoc in said county then
and to show cause) any there be) why license
should not be granted to said administrator to soil
ton.
And it is further ordered that copy Of this order
shall " published for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, in the Mnntowoc Tribune .
Weekly Newspaper printed and published q. Mani
towoc in said County, and personally served on all
persons interested in said estate, residing in said
county at least fourteen before said Of
ing. BY the Court, rasa
Dated at Manitowoc the 21st day Of December 1888
Bat gro. W. BARkEh. County jude :
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TAKEN UP.

Casae into my enclosure about the first cfJuly 1865
one rcd steer about Is months old white back and
hs'ly and white tip Of tail The owner is desired
10 prove property pay charges and take it away.
80 GUNDER ANDERSON.
1T Section S, town of Rapids, Mantowoc County.
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= XIV : from every county in Vermont: Vermont
: Historical, Biographical Geological and Obituary,
SketclIes each and every week. Every Yernorstcr
should take the The Vermont Record and
GARNER, $40 per year; S-25 for mos: 70 cts for
mos. MA STATE PAPER-sN Every yearly subs
criber gets present No chance. All served alike
Terms always in advance Clu of five and over to one
aaiTess ~ per year each. Address THE VERMONT
RECokD AND FARMER, Bratteboro Vt.
S0 WAYS OF MAKING WHEAT, RYE and CORN
w BREAD and Tried Receipts viii be foun5 in
Home Magazine for Januarv
1909 twenty cents number. Get it from News
agents; or SEND the price TO I. S. ARTHUR SONS
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ONLY $2.75, PER COPY

Sst-oenu Tot CIrculars and our terms and f,u
u.scr. eG ptton OF the work. Address JONES BRoTIi
~ .Ne Co, Chicsgo. Ill, or st. Louis, Mo
nnter's Guide and Trappers Conn
4 PAnhOn--How to hunt and trap all animals
iarmer boy Beware of bogus "receip.s. Wei
printed and bound. 81 pages. Only 25 cents: s for
VI. Address ID, HUNTER co Hinsd.Ia N III -
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MAGNOLIA WATEE Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at halt price,
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NOTICE..

OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER. l
MADISON, April g. 1865.
In aecordance with the provisions of chapter IA
1AWs of 1867 hsreby give notice that the of
Shs bank of Man,ow, be at the office
sft this Bank Comptroller at Madison. Wisconsin for
paynsat within three years from the date of this
netice, tbs funds deposited reiemption OF
ha sans. will be surrendered provided in Sectio
~oef said act 52-2S
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Justice Of the Peace. o.siee, - .snes- @
Nanitowoc, Wisconsin.
win make collectioas pay ans, search the rec IDS
draw deeds, nlortsa=es and contracts &c, &c. Ali
business will receive prompt attention Ny Il.
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN RAIL ROADS
and with
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA LINE

Of the c. ( n. ". Railway for Dixon, Fulton, Cedar
kspids, Boone. Missouri Valley Junction, SIOUX
! CITY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, aud OMAHA, thence via
Onion Pacific Rail Road (nain IRe) to Cheyenne,
Denver sSwcct Water Mines Salt Lake and all parts
Of Colarado Utah. Nevada Idaho, Montana, California
sud Oregon fttc-
Trains going North leave Menasha and Neenah at
lN A. n. and S.55 P. N. Fg r
SieepinJ c,sf-t-s all 1i1it trtins. as
= Through Tickets to llponts East South can be
turchased of A. ii. Boardnan Ticked Agent. A
1<-42 GEO. L. DUNLAP, Gea.Supt.
B. +. PATRICK. Gcne-rr Passenger Agent
J.p. HORTON, N. W. Pass Agt Chicago.
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tor 1869.
THE

One copy ore year IS 90
Two copseS, one year 8 90
Three copies, one year 50
-Four copies one year 10 90
Five copies, one Year, and extra copy to
the rerseu. gettin- up tie Club, making six
copies II 90
Eight copies, year, and extra copy to
the per getting up the club, making nine
copies 21 90
Eleven copies one year and an extra copy 4
to the person getting up tho Club making
twelve copies 81 so
Godey's Lady Book and Arthur's Home Magasins
Will be sent recs pit of 81 30.
Godey's -Lady's Book and Once a month will be sent
wear receipt OF 81 0O.
Godey's Lady's Book and the Childrsn's Hour will
be sent uHe yss~ On receipt Of 50 80.
Godeys Ladys Book. Arthrrs Home Magazine and
year receipt go.
the climbs, and additions may be made to clubs at Grub
rates
Canada subscribers must send "a cents additional
for every subscription to the Ladys Book, and II
cents for either the other magazines, to pay the
American postage
How to renlit.-In remitting by Mail. q Pest-o1ics
Order OF Dratt.-an Philadelphia or New York, pay
able to the order of L. A. Cooley, is preferable to
bank notes, as, should the Order Deatt bs lost or
stoen it can he renewed without loss to the sender
II Draft a pos-otfice orie1 cannot be procured
send Un red States National Bank notes. @z
Address l.. a. Cooley.
N Z. Corner Sixth and Chestnut Sis, Philadelphia
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WANTED AGENTS, s. sIs mont, e 9 $50 80
where, mule and female, to introduce the G. GENUINE
!MpROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MAOH1NE- TINS machine will stitch, hem, fell tuck
quilt, cord, bind braid and embroider in a most su
perior manner Price only SIS. Fully warranted for
nve years We will pay S10oj for any machine that
Will sew stronger, more beautiful, more elastic
seam than ours 1t makes the ELASTIC Lock Stitch
Every second stitch can be cut and still the cloth
agents from SIS to 5000 per month and exnensas Or
COMMISSION from which twice that amount can be
made. Address SECOMB d Co., Pittsburgh Pa
Boston, Mass, or St Louis Mo- -
CaufiOn.-Do not be imrosed upon by other par
ties paning off worthless cast-ron machines under
tle same name or otherwise Ours the only genuine
anu really practical cheap machine manufactured
GRAND RAPIDS Mich, Sept. 10, 1855.
LIpPIscoTT BAKEwELL: ~ ~
The people seem to be crazy about your Red JACKIE,
Axes Please send twenty dozen more
Yours truly, WDF
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DErTgSTR Y.

nR. A. J. .PATCTES. Dentist. ia CO
IL in Siter,uan's new building on Sth Street
Nanitowoc Wis.
10 Teeth extracted without pain.
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CAUTInS.-Unpr;ncirIe dealers are selling axe
painted red, as the Red Jacket Axe The good q,la
tiles of this Axe consists in its super ior cutting uua
tiles not in the Red Paint
The Red Jacket is for sale by all responsible
hardware dealers and the manufacturers.
LIPPINCOTT IL BAKEWELL
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JHiEi.,a L NOs rl.N HSTERx
{<AIy. ROAD.

.s SUMNER 4 RRA Nc G-HE.NT. H.
Stages from MsnitoSoc con1sct daily with trains
en- ths Gaicaso and No-thwestern r. tsay, leaving
NEESAH AND MENASHA
- foIIe~s: G,i,,g S,s,1 10 A. " and 7s5 P NJ
reaching caicago Mt '.I5 T. II. and s.t5 a. " making
elose onnections with all
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II. WOOD,

TraRyEY at E.aY. Nsnstoyoc.
IA Hise1nsn sO.ice on Eighth street, the
FIRST Nationsl Bank. H ~ ~ jyi3o5
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TIE AMERICAN UNION,
PRICE REDUCED!

$2.5o a YEAR.
This favorts Family Journal will hersafter be sent
10 subscribers for $3.50 year. gratis copy sent
one year to any person who obtains six names and
forwards them with the money to In other words
we Will send seven copies for S1509 This makes the
UNION The Cheapest Story Paperin America.
Its columns filled with Capital Stories nv fine
best writer's and that charming variety in poetry wit
ana general miscellany, so well calculated to please
ali lovers of good reading
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Dg.F II. SEQ HE.

4 TTOkNEf and Counselor at law
IA D nee Eighth street H1nitowoc, Wisconsin.
CsIieetions promptly attended to- 1907
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fzE.ER SEEEsEE.

TTOgHEY aays ec4znse;or 81 Law.
IA once with Geo. n. Woodn MaHitowoc, Wis
epsin t-- .t- 1879
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Uo Hetc advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Secrets Of the
Great Citu.

"A work descriptive of the Virtues and the
vices, the Mysteries. MiserieS and
Grimes Of New York City.
IL you wish to know how Fortunes are made and
lest in a day how Shrewd Men are ruined in Wall
Stree. how Countrymen are swinded by sharpers:
now ministers and Merchants are Blackmailed. How
S.tinoiing Houses Lotteries are conducted: how
STOCK and OH Companies Originate and how the Bnb
pies bnrs' read this work 1t contains over :x0 fine
Of New York and is the spciest and cheapest work of
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:. e. VRE.ET,

4 ORNEY aud Eonnseior st E.aw,
a Rea f3sz.ts Agent- ONCE corner OF Eight
mi franklin ,tccsts Ma1itowoc. Wisconsin. I'll
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". f. EEDEs55sGE.
RYRON. .Y.eRaEF.s.u.

DOLCE JUS SsCE. Once in KaevS,l srs
building Manitowoc Wis io-2
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NOW is THE TINE 70 sURscRJRE
.aNTfn AEEMfN SO 70 3 -

Single copies, six cents. All dealers sell it.
Address ELLIOTT, THOMES & TALBOT
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The following rather ''sarkustic'' re-
marks We take from the Warsaw {ho. J
Times. But the picture is not in the
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STATE ITEMS.

Oshkosh is to have gas next year.
The salary Of the County Judge of
Green Lake county has been fixed at
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n ID. ~ sg,g.m.
CH4Y1ES III. T5,.aENEFs.

TT0yNEY aud Counselor at Law.
"A Oace corner of Sth and Quay streets Mantle
'Ss. Wisconsin 1921
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"A writer in the Fund du L,c Com
monwealM has long article on the use
of money for election purpo es, The
article is timely aud well considered. aud
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ppoRARLE nOMCIDE.

Thomas Payton, ST., and Thomas Payton' IT,
father aud son. wcro arrested on Saturday morning Dy
Capt Brown and scret Mackeear of the
cinct Oh the charge OF committing fclonious assault
upou james Bowers co0rcl man employed as sJaole,
man bv Air r. L. Brewer. iu Middlest between Imfd
and FOuIlhaVcs., Brooklyn II appears al tuc prison.
called az the stable Ou Tuesday evening laSI ana ~
supposed fatal character Tho injured Hau WAS not as
covered until the reNt morning. The motive Ior ING no
sault as given by the PaytOus That Bowers hai Gu
tcod The daughter Of thC elder defendant named mary
Am PAXTON. aged 70 yol,. into the stable ana c'neI
committed ATTEMPTED 90 commit outrage upon itF
person Bowers. being questioned u regard 70 tAe
matter ly Can't Brown, denied thC statement ANA slQ
tint tbt irl rrruueuty called no the stable, willie fur
nIshig tlr family with milk That thls di-plca>cd lie
parcuts Who turned the girl from her home, and the
came 10 f. C}oVer house FOR shelter. She returned
homo ON Monday last and Che following evening Che hs
sault. o.. alleged was committed. Tie Paytons we're
the rtsdlt " the injuries.