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Photographic a Kiss

In the neiShbosAs2S af Ch:scia-fs., .i.a
ether dag, an en-.morsd pair were Saiking
pleasantly along, quite unconscisqs Gf
their surroundings, and mere particularly
of the fact tha. N it!uerant pbotograp her
had taken up his position, surrounded by
an interesting crowd. As the swain and
the maiden took their way, what more
natural than that the former should in
print chaste salute en- the poufing lips Of
nis fair companion? Wha: more Annoying
than that the camera should have seized
them IL the act, and rendered i immortal?
. The harleSs couple became aware Of the
fact from the loud outburst Of laughter
which ran through the aSsembiage as tho
plate was held up, and the giri at hrst
stormei sad threatened; but, subslding
INTO a more reasonable mode, offered to
purchase the negative. But the photo
grapher was inexUrable. He was willing
to sell any number Of copies, but insisted
on retaining tie original.
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SMILES.

What jill 10 die of Hode Of potassium
Lucy Quinn, of Philadcl, lia, sold her
new bonnet so that her lover ;light pur
chase ID ball ticket. That's true love.
a countryman at Dyersburg, Tenn, was
noticed the other day grayely setting his
watch by . painted sign in fropt # a
jcweler :.
A schooImas ter Of BcnEipg.an, Vt,
was htcIY worsttd in sasle combat 10y
one OF his pupils for presumlng to interfere
with the latter's courtship of 4 female
class mate during school hours.
The editor Of the Fredr;ch sburg (Ea.)
Noes ras asked by a stranger. ''If it was
possible that that little town kept up four
newspapers, ami the reply was, ''No, it
takes four newspapers to keep up the
town"
1t is better to hesitate sometimes before
being courteous to strangers. 4 La Crosse
man promptly answered the questions Of
stranger, and the man, dyirg soon after,
left him the care Of eight fstherlese chill
dren and no money,
y country maiden lately lroTe an OK
team into indianapolis, hauling 4 load of
wood. She said she cut the wood and
with the wood she bought highly trimmed
hat, and With the hat she'll cut 2 country
swell.
A Boston firm of clothlers have 20, out
patent trousers tor boys, with copper riv-
cts and steel knee plates.
Tom did you ever Let 90 horse-rac {?
No, but I've seen my sister Bet on our old
mare
silence silence , cried the judge in
great wrath. Here We have decided hall
a dozen cases this morning ami have not
heard a word Of them
Joe says-''Sam have lost my watch
overheard; /: lies lcre in twenty feet Of
water. Is there any way to get it 2" Yes,
said Sam there are divers ways
\ ST. Louis man got his fathers life
insured in the morning, and before noon
the old man was slecI Ing in the valley.
This is prcmptne.s and dispatch even .or
St. Louis.
A passenger on an Ohio railroad, aroused
from serene slumber by the footing Of a
whistle, exclaimed petulantly. "The train
has caught up with those cattle again.
An Illinois love letter closed ratheticaliy
As follows "EIy best loved one, chawed
the postage stamp all to thunder because !
know yea licked 1t on.
A youth and maiden were ancing the
/ lancers. In the course Of the insane con-
versation which the dance necessities, be
took to questioning her as to her ac-
( conlplishments. '.Do you paint p he
asked. lie wonders what On earth she got
mad about.
DO yol Ike chickens = asked re-
remarkable modes. Nashville youth Of his
sweetness, as he was walking about two
feet from her on his way from church San-
day night. Certainly, do 81? replied
why 20 you ask such 4 question as taat:
"Becanse I thought # you liked chickens
you wouldn't objec: tO taking wing
and he crooked his arm in a irrjsis:4bLe
manner. Sweetness took 8 v;Gg.
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| HerGld Special |


HEARTS CONTENTS, y. F., June 81
The Great Eastern, having paid out al
the deep sea cable 10 within eighty miles
of Hearts Content, at Q o'clock this morn
ing, cut and buoyed it. : heavy west
southwest gale was blowing at the time,
which made ii imprudent to pass it to the
uibernia for splicing to the shore end.
1t will be spliced and ru4 IL as soon as
the weather noderates.
II Great Eastern arrived here at :
o'clgck this evening, having left the con-
voys standing lg the buoy. She hes with
her hroadsiJe towards the village. presen-
ting with her hundreds Cf lights T. splendid
appearance. There are JGt lev visitors
here to witness the event, now tlrce r.
peated, and the ayathy displayed seems all
the more marked when the enthusiasm of
seen years ago Is remem5ei.
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Death Of Hiram Powers.

Hiram Powers died yesterday at
Florence. Ills early hfs gSve little prom
ise If the artistic achievments which have
placed bin in the frunt rank Of saulptOrs
lie cwGs waiter in a hotel. trayelin. salesman
and apprentice to c!ockmaker. 1t WAS
while working at this trade in Cincinnati
that he took his first lessons in sculpture
from q Prussian artist, who was making a
statue of Cen. Jackson lis natural
aptitude for this work soon was manifest
to lis friends, and his taste Cor am led him
to accept a position in the Western Muse
an at Cincinnati, the wax work department
Of which vas in his charge cor seven year..
Nicholas IonsSerth, inn rcssed with his
evident genius, became his patron, and
though his generous assistar ce Powers was
enabled, IN 1887, whea thirty two years
of age, to 20 10 Europe to study his art in
the galleries Of FLORENCE. lie was assid
uous IN his application, and in 1888 produc-
cd bis IDEAL study Of Eve, "a work
which Thorwaldsen said any sculptor
might be proud of to claim as his master
piece. In 1889 he made his model Of tie
Greek Slave, his most popular work, of
which be has made six duplicates in mar
Die. Among his other works are the
"risher Boy "II penseroso, "Galifornia,
and America" HE frotrait- bus;s are
the most numerous productions of his CHS
J el, and among them are busts Of Adams,
Jackson, Webster, Calhoun, Marshall,
Everett, and Van Buren, of which that Of
Calhoun 5 his masterpiece il that kind oi
work lie has died IN his Goth year
SiIce lS3S be has resided in FIsreuce
making oalY occasional visits to Rome and
other places Chicago Trit,gsc.
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Shooting Gun that Had Been Loaded
lor Eight Years.

There las been Il gun standing behind
uFboard in Pine street residence for the
past eight years. It belonged to the occu-
pants father, and was set up there in
loaded condition. Its presence was always
an eyes0re to the occupants wife, who
shared fully with the six their fear Of fire.
arms. So the other d,.Y-Friday,-w
ihink--she inluce1 her husband TO take il
down and fire it Off He had never fred off
gun that had been loaded eight years, IN
fact, ha never fred of a gun a. all, so he
poked i CIT Of the window aud took aim
into the 5ayleu, without the faintest shad-
ow Of fear. His wife, being afraid Of fire.
arms. stood behind his back and looked
over BIZ shcalJer, with her eyes tight shut.
lie shut his eyes, too, and then pulled the
trigger. What Immediately followed,
neither appeared to have any settled idea
lie says be can vaguely remmember hear
/ lag noise of some kind, and has an in
+ distinct impression OF passing over some
t't''5 "A'S'i H"St '''''S ESSA NJ R44e, a.
/ she was found between him AM the window
1 by the neiahb9rs who drew him out CT the
fireplace. The fact hat one Of his shopl-
! dcrs was set back about three inches, and
that three of his teeth were imbeided in
! his scalp, seemed to indicate that in step
/ ping back from the windor he had done 90
abruptly, AMI this conclusion, We are glad
to say vas verified By both on being restored
/ 70 cOnscioC5ness.-Dan News.
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Laying the New Cable Happy
Arrival ofti.e Great Eastern,
Pap al Bulls Of No EffeCtin Brazil
Unless Sanctioned BY the
Government.
LOCK OUT AT THE COTTON FAC.
TORIES At STALEY BRIDGE
ENGLAND



MADRID, June 2I.-Thc majority Of the
new Cabinet will probably consist of Mod
crate Federalists. 1t Is believed Margall
Nil la President; Palinca, Minister Cf
.ntarior: Pascal Casas, Minister Of Justice
Maisonave, Minister of Foreign Affairs ;
and Gorzales, Minister of Public
Works.
The Special Constituent Committee Of
the Cortes hay drawn up 4 new constitu-
tion, which oaIbodies the following bro
visions: The Constituent Cortes is to
arfoin: the President Of tie Republic, who
shall appoint the rest Of the Executive
Council. The iattcrs shall nominate the
Ministers, Who must lie confirmed by the
Cortcs The people shall elect the mem
bcrs Of Congress, Provincial Assemblies,
and the members of the Senate, The
penal code is to apply equally throughout
the Republic.
All is quiet at Seville.
BAyuNxE, June 27.-The Carlists in
Bilbao are impressing able-bodied men in
to their ranks. and seizing all the arms
they can find. ncinforccments are landing.
and 4 general rising in their favor Is antici-
pIsel IN Biscay on Sunday.
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STATE NEWS,

The burn oF /. Joryell, il Sparta, was
burned last wc.& Loss $500.
Another toI,grnph wire is soon to be
.tretrhed bttnccn TwJ Rivers and Nil
nnukee for the uso OF the Lake Shore
Railroad
Burglars a o .'arrying on their nsfarious
busine>. throughout the State. We would
ruggcst cold lead as the best remedy for
the vermin.
Late 4. Taylor delivers the Fourth OF
July Grafton vt Ru~hfJrl, where arrange
mcnts for a grand celebration have been
completed.
{. W. Phillips, Esq, Of pclayan, recent
'y sold hi. beautiful and noted horse Ed
win Booth, IN Ca'ifornii, for $500. Ed
win has trottcl a mile in > %
Mr.. Cabinne, Of St. Louis, anl Col. D.
i. Uunt, Of 1lna>on, have launched 4 new
yact at Madison, otiod tho Eclipse. She
is % feet long and has 5 feet inches
beam. Cost, $500.
At omr3, on Mon lay night, burglars
opened the safe Of tie VI & -. J. r. Il.
Co, but scared only $50: they next en-
tered the house OF Burt Andrews anI stole
SQd
Aman named Shelby Curtis, in the en-
Floy of Fuller, in the BIZ Creek settlement,
Sauk connty, VAS kicked by hcrse OF
Monday of last week, from the fleets Of
which he died on Friday.
A heavy storm of wind and rain passed
over Madison on Wednesday evening.
Several houses were struck by lightning
trees bIoHn down. and other damage
done.
On Wednes day night. of last week, bur
elcrs went through the Merchant Hotel and
Wisconsin House, 1t Ncnominee, Dunn
county, tapping the money boxes, and
stealing whatever valiabies they could find
Three of them wero arrested at Wilson,
and Friday night two m9rc were captured
at Hudson
Several private residences in the village
of Milton were entered by BURGERS on
Tuesday night, and among the numbe.
that Of D. c. Burdck, Who was ehloro
formed aui relieved os one hundred dollars
in money. The operators have made sal
their escape.
In the Jancsvile n .rter case, Fgesia1
afternoon, the jury returned I yer .iist thai
the deceased, Rachel rhop,as, came to he.
her death by violence at the hands Q
George Washington ana Simpson Wall er
The kttcr were Brought Ia fer examination
but both refused 10 answer to any ques
tions, and were rcmanlcd back t
jal.
The first resetIa Of the Madison zach
Club took place on Wednesday afternoon
The first prize q the hrst class was wo
by the Eclipse, the SECOND prize by III,
ldlcr, AMI the third by the Lady of til
Lake. Pocahonlas won the drsI prize {
ths second class.
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LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.
The crops III the vicinity of Beloit, Wis,
are looking splendid

The crops il the vicinity of Beloit, Wis,
are looking splendid
The weather is unfavorabie for the cot
ton crop of in the vicinity of NemEhis.
Crops, and especially smell grain, are
very promising in the vicinity OF Divon,
Illinois.
At the commencement If the Ohio Wes-
Ian University, yesterday, there were for
ty graduates,
The public high schools Of Cinsinnatti
held commencement exercises yesterday,
graduating ffty-one persons.
There was heavy rain storm yesterday
evening in tho vicinity of Little Rock, Ark,
doing considerable damage to crops.
Six Young men and ten young ladies
graduated from the Beloit, Wlsv High
School yesterday, All delivered very cred
liable orations or essays,
At Cincinnati yesterday, the Turner's
marched IN procession through the city to
Iawood Park on Vine street hill. Tbs
rain at night interfered apd stopped the
evening entertainments.
Allen, the Revere National Bank mes
senger, who disappeared from Boston scv
eral weeks ago, has returned and paid bac,.
the funds which disappeared With him.
Mr.. John Coartright, son of prom-
ncnt citizen of Erie, Pa jumped nom the
house top yesterday while temporarily de
ranged. lie lived but very short time.
John uanschilIt, captain of the caral-
boat Monte Cristo, died very suddenly at
Ottawa, H., Yesterday. Physicians pro
nounce it cholera morbus. His wife died
in Ctica, day before Yesterday, with a sim
liar desease.
The trial Of Hale Holland, alIas Higgins
for m, nslaughtcr took place yeSter lay at
Aurora. The Jury, after being out all
night, failed to agree, and were discharged
this morning. The jury stood eight to
four for acquttal,
4 dispatch fran Carrollton, Ia, states
that the jury in the Calm Raile5 kelIpgS
shooting case came into court at 10 -
Yesterday forenoon and rendered d verdict
of not guilty.
In the Ohio Constitutional Convention
ve- ternoon, it was decided that it was un-
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PERSONAL ANDIMPERSONAL.
The Japanese art exhibition at kis.o
largely patronized.

The japanese art exhibition at kisto ia
largely patronized.
The ex Queen Isabella has left Rome,
highly gra;ifed with her reception at the
Vatican, where she made lavish presents
and contributions,
Showers of frogs are getting to be COM
mon occurrences, but GAINESVILLE, Michigan,
claimed to Gaye enjoyed a hail-storm of
gum camphor few days since.
In the chamber af depaties yesterday
in Rome, Signor LAMA, president Of the
council, announced that all the ministers
had rendered their resignation to the king,
but they would remain in Office until the
formation of new cabinet.
1t is reported that a master sailnaEer
Of the Charlestown, Mass, Navy Yard is
engaged in repairing the identical flag al
luded to in the song Of the "Star Spanged
Banner 1t waved over Fort MclIenry
IN 1914.
1t is said compan of Americans have
been organized, who propose to purchase
from the govcrnment of Mexico two or
three of the Mexican States, with view
to developing their mineral resources
The States alleged to be in view by those
parties arc chihuahua, Sonora, and Ia
mauIinas.
Those New York hotel keepers whose
caravansaries are as yet uastainad with
blood are in despair, The Grand Cen.
tral having been the theatre Of the Fisk
tragedy, did the best business until the
Walworth parricide. Now all strangers
ask for the Sturteyan. House, whore 1t
happened.
New YoRk, luna 2G.-Washingtou' 5
headquarters at NorrIstown, \. J., we're
sold at a2etlon yesterday, and were bought
for presentation 20 the State at the buy-
ing price, s25 ,D0Q. The sash worn by
Washington when he was Grand Master
Of the MASONIC Lodge sold FOR $1,000.
There is a strong feeling in the Episco-
pal Church in favor of the multiplication
Of diacescs and the increase Of bishops.
The High Church men desire the iptro-
duction of the Episcopal system, every
city having bishop and every bishop a
cathedral
Mrs. Lydia Sherman, who foisoncl 1T
least one of her husbands and five or six
of hor children, Is being pctted to her
hearts content in the Connecticut state
prison She actually condesoeuds to
ainit that she has done every wrong"
eycrybod lul for the concession.
Commo~- Rogers AMI W. p. Sanger,
of the Navy pearpartnent, have returned
from SanFrancjsco, whore thny We're M
spcrting the permanent dry-dnlk now be,
ing constructed at that eitg At a cost of
-, 50u, 600. This dock, when .1mpletnl
will be the largest in possession of ths
Government. Il is 900 ieet long and 100
feet wide, and capable Ct docking; any size
of craft in Our waters,
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Ozone as & Dlsinfectant.

4 writer in The British Medical Journal
recommends the manufacture ef ozone in the
wards Of hospitals for the purpose of their
disinfection. He asserts that their want is a
proper per ct ozone-that IS, Of body which
IS capable of decomposlng, and so Of neu-
tralizins the miasuls constantly arising in
hespital wards, and which at the same time
j. net hurtful to the patient Ozone, /, IS al
laiged i Is a body which may be thus used \
spiral platinum wire is placed beneath an
verted funnel, and is rendered insapdeseent
by means OF Bunsen's pill. Ilereupon the
characteristic smell Of ezone is perceived
IN the heated air circulating above the fun
nel,and its presence il shown ~ the test pa
p.r-a ready and practical supply OF ozone
being thus made available for the pur pose
named.
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LoNDoS, jane 27.-- The Daily Ncus
report that the Russian Commissioners for
the development Of commerce in Asia
propose an extension Of the Pothi & Tif-
lis Railway to Bau, Russian town on the
west shore of the Caspian Sea, and thence
to Teherau, the capital of Persia. The
-Nsps regards the enterprise as formida-
bic attempt to paralyze British commerce
in the East.
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LEsBoH, june 27.-TAe NAL steamer
from the Rio Janeiro, June 8, brings the
following news: The Brazilian Council Of
State has decided tba: Papal bulls must
hare the placet of the Cover nment before
promulgated, and that sentences of excom
muulcatIou are withou. civi! effect in the
Bra7ilis.
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STATE or WIscoysIH PaoBATE OFFICE
Co. OF MASIToYoc, | Maritowoc May II.
A. ID 1873.

STATE or WIsCoYsIN PROBATE OFFICE
Co. OF MASIToYoc, | Maritowoc May II.
A. ID 1873.
In the matter Of the Proof and Probate Of
the last vii! and Testament of George W
Barker. deceased, late of the County Of
NanitOwOc. WHEREAS, an instrument In
writing. purporting to be the last win and
Testament Of George W. Barker, deceased,
late of the County of Manto.oc has been
filed in this Office, and Whereas application
ha, been made by Mary Barker, widow Of
said deceased, praying that the same he
proven and admitted to Probate according
60 the law. Of this State, and whereas said
will purports to be nEaoupatiye and pur>
ports TO be reduced to writing BY the wit
ncs.es thereof
Therefore it is ordered that said
application be heard before me at the Pro
bate office in the City Of blanitowoc in said
County, on 9th day Of June, A. ID. 1913 at
II o'clock A VI. And it is further ordered
tina. rotce shall be given to all persons in
teIcstel; in said will. of the time and place
of said hearing. oy publication in the Mani
towoc PILOT, a newspaper printed i'll said
City and County for three successive weeks,
once each week, prior to the time CT such
hearing BY the Court,
". ". Waldo,
7G9-3w Caunp Judge.
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IN pROBATE.-MANJTpWOC COUNTY
L tVI NJ.
In the matter ot the estate of Frank Heis-

In the matter of the estate of Frank Heis-
dorf deceased.
On rea,iuE and tiing the petition OF uieron mus
Zacn administrator ei the estate 81 said deceased
setting 10, IN the OF personal estate that has
come to his huuds, aud tie disposition thereof-
the amount OF debt nding acsinst saidd-ceas
ed and description OF alt The reai estate OF
which said d.ce1srd died sesxsi. an the cupdlt
ion and value tne respective portions ta'Teo':
and prayng that lcrnee &c to him grsnted TO sell
said real estate and u appearing by il petition,
that Jhcre ~ not sufficient prrsohal estate in tue
hand. o. said HsirnnImus h'ch To IA. sai debts.
and that II is necessary IA order 10 the same,
to sell al said rea estate; II l. the-c fore ort
That all persons interested IN said estate appear
before fine Judge - this Court IN Monday the 14ta
day of July 4. ID. lSI3 u 10 o clocs a, NJ t tht
Cfflce oi ountS Je gc in the ItV -! Aantpwoc
IN s-iI county. ten ami there To show cause tiJ
any there I,cN Why license shuyii not IT .ntel
10 sgit Ie,nOnimGs Etch TO sch s4l. real estAl.
.rc1r la l. tht prayer sand peti.Ioc.
Ordered further. that mo-; ice thereo, be given TO
the heirs OF said deceased and TO all persons inter
csted by uubIishlu-. u cory OF this otde. lou
successive weeks prior Ia Sid day of hearing. in
The Namtowoc pUul, = WteKly ma spaper publish
ed Manita- &C. IN SAT cUun.y. and per oilaiiy
served on AL VeFs interested IN said estate
siding in snd County at least fourteen days before
SAID day Of hearing. b the Court.
~ 4N ". w. v ALDO, County Judge.
Dated, Manito~oc, t"c 1ltn da3 OF June \. d
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GEISM AN ".

BERLIN, June 27.--The emperor VIII
liam has recovered from his illness.
The new Prussian Court tor the admin
istratiQn Of the new Ecclesiastical law has
been formed by royal decree, and is COM
po-cd Of eleven Judges, five Of whom are
Roman Catholics
The Archbishop of Cologne and his
sutfraSans barc beec summQned to explain
their reasons for communicating two
PRIESTS, who joined the CID Catholic organ
iZatiun.
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IN PEoBATE-MANIToWQC COUNTY

L tVl Il /
L. t.e matter z tie guardianship Of the minor
heir o. ! re Cro~ .sy, Gscessed.
On read NJ aIG Gnn@ the petit on of Thomas Rob
iEs, IA. tuJrian o. said miner entlnZ amCuG
otucr things that si.e tge said ward l. seized of
certain real estate IN u :ntowoc couat' and Il at
il Is necessary t.4at The should ne soli, and
praying ior hcense TO sell the same and II appear
ing 10 the cuUrt, from SAID petition that tie best
interests OF sal minor requires the said guardian
TO -lll AMID real estate, II IL ordcrel and drc@ted
that tnc next OF kin To- said waru, and aI persons
Interested in sai estate appear bcf re me. on Mon
day, the 3Dfh daN OF Ju"e A. 1913, at ten o'c ock
An. ,.e PrUba Oifce in saiu county, taen and
there 10 shpA cause ui there be Anel wnv license
should not he granted ior the sale OF said real
tate according TO tIe PRAYER of said petition.
And u is iur' her orderdi tG1t 4 SopL OF this or
der shall be publis ed Tor i"ur successive weeks
prior to said day OF nearing. in the Manitov"c II
lot WEEKLY plwsiaper printed at Mauitoaoc in
saIl CounU.
Dated at -.lnitcwec the - h dgy Of fJune. ,S.3.
1iU-4w ". ~ WALDO. County JEDI se
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IN PROBATE MANITowuC COUNTY
l

In the matter OF the estate of oltn Troemel de-
ceased
Letters of admin Stration in said m"tter being
this day granted oChas v White. OF ManItow voc
City. and no one having required the appointment
!, comlhsibrers on aid estate, IT Is ordered that
caifhs and demands of all prrs'ns against sal /
deceased be ved. examined and suJl>ted before
the Judge Oi this Court.
And it il further ordered. that SIX months rom
aud after tue date hereof be ana the same hereJy
allowed andt United 10 editors to pre- ent their
claims aC~JlnSt sid deceased.
And il ~ iuVtEer ordered. that within sixty DAYS
from the dale hereof. notice oi the times and
places 1T winch sa! c.plms may D. presented and
% the time ii mite tor cred tors tJ preeeni their
claims be given by publishing the same for tour
weeks successlvslN once In eacl wee in the Man
ituwoc PIToT q Wockll newspaper printed at Man
ltov oc CT, il said county.
\" By the Court
W. v. WALGp, County Judge
Dated at ManitoS voc tIe 2lst dap OF Nav a D.