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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

J. TRuEsDEL1, has inst received full
line of the celebrated Reynolds Bros fine
shoes for ladies wcer. These are decided
~ the best goods ever offered in the mar:
kct- e, ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

TnoUaHT9uL AND PaoylDENr.-
The Colonel has just placed in h~
Office a splendid burglar aud hre-proof
safe, for the benefit Of guests Of bis
house.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

DR. e. N. STABLES, Of Rcd Rock,
informs US that tho "Chapman Binder"
made At Rochester, MIMI, upon a re
cent trial, demonstrated conclusivcly
that se]f-bioding machines are going
to be successful.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

Ma. N1xp and Prescott. Of Wipopa,
win speak Of Tie Methodist chapel Friday
evening, It 8 O'Clock. EVERYBODY II.
Yisad.ss,a- :. 50. - ss.A
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

SOME time ago We noted the fact
A. J. b. Abbey had been arrested tos
IN alleged completely in tho so-callcl
whisky riot" He was heard before
Judge Page on Saturday last and &C.
nn;,tod ~ - -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

AUDITOR WILLIAMS returned yes
terdaJ fop Z visit to his farm in
Pleasant Valley He says they need
1aia oyef t&ess.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

Buy your goods where you can buy
| them the cheapest. L sell egoOds at
lower rates than any other house eau sell
for, and have just received a new lot Of
Prints, s4eeting, clothing, dry goods, Etc.,
espocid bargains M hts ami Caps:
II. GVNZy &
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

Foua Concord eoaehes passed
&hrough tho city yesterday, en- 1oste
for Colorado. They are being dawn
thedugh BY teams.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23
i CARD.

The fsiesds ,Hho.s q kindly and gen;
erously smuembessd u g. 10 barn is
our b.ra, = fax days since, that essen
tian to family comfort, an-cxeellent
mixer md butaes predsees, viii please
accept our mncst hsa.ty Ana siasSss
thanks. G. T. / L. A. EMERsoN.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

sR1v. A. B. BIsuoP, formerly Of
ehis city, will preach in the NJ. E.
chapel on Sabbath next. morning and
evening. u.s.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

MEssas. ExoLE l. Co., besides their
immense business in Flour and Feed,
are selling fruits in considerable guam
titles:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23
SPECIAL; NOTICES.

HORSE FOR SAtE:-A good heavy farm,
horse, seven years o1a, sound and kind.
Inquire Of s., HUTcHINs.,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23
For Sale.

seventeon yoke Of Working Cattle, in goed
mo for special oso, and th.y =. as good lot
- can DO found. Sale to tako place IN my
farm, two miles south Of Rose Creek gtayqn.
Terms made satisfactory to purchasers.
Austin, .Jaly IS, 1874, r g.: !" II.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23
For Sale..

: At public auction, in front oftthp court
House, on Saturday, 18th inst. one l9tna
Rtna Sewing Machise, sixty Cream Plaid
scrim Covers, (Fly Nsts) one Creasing Ma
chine, one Splitting Gauge; Ala one usr-
ness, Collars, ete. r
~. >. I. n. HAWKINS,
Assignee Of II. A. fsirbsnks.
Austin, JAY ~, 1871. i II j. ...ssx
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

Go. Co1xn.oxEa. A. e. Bishee. o&
Nevada, says that wheat IN uhis section
will not average more than ten bNahela
Der acre.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

Chickcring & Son and Halncs Bros (,
Pianos, and Taylor 8 Farley Organs.
Without doubt the best pianos made.
Those wishing to purchase pianos or OF.
gans will find it for their interest to ex-
amino them andegct my prices Sample
instruments can be seen atsmy house.
$500. J. N. WHEAT.
Austin, MIMI, Jan. 18th, 1874.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

Tan Congregational society will
by. .oeiabl. It .h' church rob. Tomorrow =,
(Friasv) :.y,,ing. All .rs invited, - /.

Mi. CAaEY7 has taken the corner
room ok. Knudsos's stoFe,, whore he
nav b found during business hours.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

Total amount allowed. ...... ISL 81
r. The Committee on Bills returned the
reports Of Justices L. N: Griffith and
II. I. Smith, and, on melton, they were
received and placed on f!c., -:
No further business appearing, the
Council adjourned 70 meet on the first
Monday in August, 1874.
Attest: Kpss B. DAVIS,
City Recorder.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23
FARMERS INSURANCE ASS0'
CATION.

CIA IONs
She,aa,oa x :zi1 IL I: up / 81 this
1OeW- tried institution Of the
Farmers. has greatly IN
creased it's. shold5 1t2ooH the
public confidence, and: CIV
en- n71 i711petlts to its bltSi-
ness Which nothing else
could have done. 1t is the
best advertisement at the
least cost, which could have
|Jec7a ineprovised.
p. VOS6UR, Agent,
80 - Austin, MINI
s1areh:2stA, ia74.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

HOIaGh 10 ChEOAAO"S
STATE OF MINNESOTA C0UN.
.OTY OF MOWER. E
In Probate Court.
n TIE matter 81 the estate Of lIans Hanson
deeeaeed. gs.s "a %ES..H#.s.H
TO whom II may concern: Noticosis hereby
given to all persons having claims against tho
estate Of Hans Hanson late of Nevada, Now
er county, deceased, to present the same fol
1Sa%ioation and hearing, to the Judge e; OF IT,.
in the city Of Anstin in said county, within
months, on the following day, viz: Septem.
Der 9Th 1874, and January 2ud 1875.
|; Dated July sth A, D. 1874.
ri Blythe Court, WIN. H. cRANDAtL,
Fs Ft4.5tz@ Judge of Probate
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=! . I - - y .z-t F-S7;.7 9 - T.
N0li leo Ia TAA0AARn :.

N.'>osg - AeOTSs
At the High School Hall; in this
city, on Tuesday, Aug. 4th, next, at 8
o'clock, A. NJ, there will be an exam
ination Of persons desiring to teach in
the Austin Public Schools during tho
ensuing term. ~ y -
.. .s.. ~ = N. X. NOBLE, Clerk.
AUSTIN, July "a. 1874. !. q
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

The Consrcy ational Sunday School
gave very Guc concert last Sabbath
.e!y,epingsgun1er .hosssupcryision Of Mr.
Howell. Great truths were. taught
enthusiastically, ard enforced by nu-
mcrous scripture texts. Many Of those
who participated rendered their parts
very credisably, while others. and
chiefly tho older pupils, arc entitled to
on commentator. Persons who at
tend upon public exercise desire to
hear what is said: and unless they be
permitted to hear, what was intended
as a pleasure, proves TO be only vex.
alton. The plan Of tho concert Was
happily conceived, and, with q little
better execution, would have given
great satisfaction.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23
! Real Estate

Roal Estate. =, =
Improved Farms, and Wild Land
for sale in any quantities, and upon
Eoqiire 81 (iRFQs9URG.. !.
Austin, Mimi, March 96th,, 1884,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

Mr.. A. CRIEsE,s, an accomplished
German scholar of considerable cx-
pcriencc as teacher, has opened a
se'.ooi IN Bssford's Block. lIo teach.
cs both tho German and tho English.
His school is orea from 8 o'clock to 10
o'clock A. NJ, and from, & t3 / o'clock
II. NJ. Any persons not finding it con-
scnicnt to attend upon the day cxer-
eiscs, can be accommodated IN tho
evening, Terms: sl.25 pei. month
for dry scholars, Special arrange
ments made for the evening sessions.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23
NOTICE,

This Is to warn any lforson not tegpne,
eans9f nned lAarlN9sdssa AeasAq, Apnl
oath, s1874l, payable 1t Fist NAT onsl
Bank, Austlh, with Interest," a. To- -
cent. Due October oath, 1874, payable to
A. Bronson, or Piper s, Bronson, lido not
remember which, -
ii 6igned. W.T.. SUTHERLAND.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

PIAN0 INsTRuoTIoN.-M Miss Sophie
Anderson gives instruetion Oh ths Piapo aud
Organ at 8. Alderson's, on River street. The
system Of accented hugering taught. sho a.
80 gives tnstrRetion ID vocal music and eulti-
Walton Of the voice.
Thoss dssiving = taks lessons viii ind It .
good opportunity. ~ la 4 n2l-M
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

8 sSss " % " 100s.
Two desirable dxellngs.houses; also
ono vacant lot, corner Mill and High
81. e1 Yin ehapges tpk .pRipproYed
and Organs, for sale. /. N. HAWKINS
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Council Proceedings. g.
CRY Coukc1n Roo,sa AU1asTlsm, M,sE.,
@sS :" @' ~ .Jrly a2Ofhs f874
ADIOr,RyED MEETING.

ADJOURNED MEETING. 4
There were present Pres. ID. e. Smith,
Aldermen Cook, johnson, Padcn, Kaiser,
Atheftoa and atade: -.
Minutes of last meeting Fcad and ap-
proved. 80:
The following bills were received and
referred to tho Committee on Bills:
Bill Of J. s. Putnam, justice fees,
slo.6o; bill Of German society, for rent,
$780,: bill Of Thomas Riley, for $1o.C5
received, and referred back for M item.
lied bill. .s.-~.. -
Report Of j. 8. Putnam, Justice of the
Peace of Sd Ward presented, and referred
to Commute on Bills. :;
Petition from the citizens of Austin,
asking. that Thomas Riley he appointed
night watclnlan Tor tcru1 Ur-n1n.,
months received, and placed on file.
The following bills were presented, and,
on motion, were allowed, and orders
drawn for the several amounts:
Cil' Of J. +. Anterior, judge Of cleo
Bill Of Patrick 'ieraghty, for services. 90
Il. l. Saith, Justice fecs......... II SO
Mrs. Parry, for room rent. ..... 2 ca
i" Mcssrs. Morrick & Knox, tor
hardware...... .................. .......... Of
Dill Of i. I. Smith, for chico rent to
City Couocil one ycar.."..........".... 5 90
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MARRIED.

ATCHEN.-At the Episcopal
Church in this city, October 18th 1874 by
the Rev. Jos. DEF crest, DR.. Z. K Paine
to Miss Libbie Patchen. all Of Manitowoc.
The marriage ceremony was aproint,
at half past nine s. NJ: the church bein,
well filed with the friends Of tie young
cou pie, unmindful of the pouring rain out
side The wedding reception Immediately
followed the ceremony at the residence of
the brides father. 4 wedding, for some
inexplicab'e reason, is generally somb, 8
affair, but this proved an exception; per
haps the rain and its attendant discom
forts made il less formal, and therefore
more jolly. The presents were many and
beautiful, one Of the most approprIa' Q
being the Rcet,r '--the marriage fee
with tie pithy line, &c To the victor belongs
the SPOIL
There we're several guests present from
r nd du Lac ID 'h:cdgo, the friends ard
r~latiyes Of the bride. The newly welded
pair left on the noon train for short We :
ding trip, with the good wishes Of large
circle Of aequaiutanccs, With whom Miss
Ebbie was a general faso tie.
NOBLE-D0UCETT- Oct. @Sth 1874 at
Mantowoc Wis. by the Rev. g B Ste
vens Geo. W. Nnhe ESQ 70 Mrs chloe
Douc,tt. Parties all Of Manito~oc Wis.
sPENCER-EDWARD the reside nee
Of Mr. G Edv ris tie brides f; tier Oct
9th hy Rev. J. N Wheeler, Frederick C.
Spencer and Mis- Marsret VI. Edwards.
both of ManitoEoc
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Support tho Reform Ticket.

Because it is made up Of men pledged to
promote the interests of the people and not
the interests Of any party-meu who are in
sympathy with the people and will work for
the people IN the great struggle that i, 60
ing on betwee,. them and the railroads in
our own state aud corrupt politicians at our
national capital.
Because it has been demonstrated that the
State has been teuefttei by q Reform al
r1inistrsticn of its affAlrs and there is every
reason to believe that Reform al lninistr "a
ton will be equally beneficial to our county.
Because the people and not politicians
were the authors of the Reform movement
and they should aitiu carrying it forward
until the reform is complete.
Because the Republican ticket is party
ticket made up in the inter ests of Republic
can party; and though Republicaui.m in this
county may be honest and upright, yet their
election to once would tend 20 mailtain
q corrupt set at Washington that the people
wish to be rid of.
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An INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.
To the Voters of Mantle " &C County,
Wisconsin.

the undersigned would, respectfully,
announce my name to tie Vote Of this
County, that am Candidate for the Of
fee Of County Surveyor.
| am advised, solicited sna induced to
take this course, let the result be favorable
or otherwise.
In addition to this, l would say that
great many intelligent people consider it
neither beneficial nor prudent to etec, sud
oen changes of lfseeis hoIding this position.
As am supplied with ill the necessary
Instruments pertaining to my business in
this Capacity, and residing in the city Of
Manitovcc-Sithin the reach of those who
may require ny services in this respect, /
trust and expect that all, without exception,
. who view the matter in his light, will give
Inc their hearty supper, aid friendly assist,
&c at TIA. coming eleclion--a favor which
will he du.y APPRECIATE d. and in sturn for
hich propose ard promise TO discharge
this duties OF this Office, if elected, in a salts
factory, honest and intelligent manner, for
all, without any regard 10 yclltical feelings
or nasioual rreicrene. JoHS 0'IlARA.
Aaui.ovo1 City, oc'. &c, Is7I
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q DARK OUTLOOK.

The business prospects for this inter, in
this city, and, in fact, f.: the whole West,
are rather dubious. Farmers in this county
have barely made enough from their crops
| this year to pay expenses, and yet tie yield
Of grain has been nearly Up to the aver
sge, but the prices paid for It have been
unusually low. The granafies, warehouses
and elevator, OF the West are filled with
grain, but there seems to be no demand
for i, at the East. or in Europe 1t is well
enough for grain aud breadstufs to be
cheap if other things are as CHEAP in pro-
portion; but when this is not the case, as
ut. present, farmers are the principal or
more numerous sufferers. The low prices
offered to farmers for their grain ID not
altogether owing to he present gen
oral business der. ession al over the
country, nor TO the high rates charged
by railroad companies for carrying the
grain to the ssabCar1, although bot
may have something to do With it; but tie
princiI al reason, in our estimation, ID over
production. Oar agricultural population
has been increased during the last decade
IN much greater proportion than any
other class OF people The rich soil and
o. cap lands of the West bayo entlced
thousands OF laborers and mechanics away
from all the large cities of the East, and
tho myriads Of emigrants that are daily
l,n1iug upon our shores do not rest until
they reach tho great prairie., where they
swell the ranks Of the producers.
mere is but one way, that we can see, in
wIich the farmers can better the price of
wheat, and that is by no. raising SO much
of it. Each farmer who has debts to pay
had better let portion C his land 60 TO
pay off such debts than to exhaust the soil
Of the whole in trying to do 1t by raising
whoat. at the prices paid ct present, end
then labor to improve bis farm and build
up his home.
The hay crop in this county, this year.
was fair, ard the prices paid for it are
very good; but as soon as navigation
closes, which will be soon. the hay market
IN this city Will be closed until spring
opens. Wheat the farmers cannot afford
to sell while prIces remain whas they
now are; and, as for the wood business,
th e prospects are that there will be bu.
very little cord wood bought, as a large
portion Of what was bought last water is
still unsoll. Over shtee hundred men
found employment IN tie ship yards last
season, but there will be nothing going on
in them during the cJmng winter, and not
a stick Of ship timber viii be bough. IN the
county. So, rs we Stated above, the pros
poets look Gubiods for the long season Of
cold weather that Is fast approaching.
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DB. JOHN OSWALD.


REFoRNExs! Our ticket put in the field
by the late Reform Convention j. made up
of good and true men from first to last;
more capable and honest ticket was never
presented to the electors Of this county.
There is not man on our ticket that can
not discharge the duties assigned him with
credit to himself and to TIE entire sati.fac-
sion Of the people, if elected. The Radicals,
aided and abetted By few pretended Re-
formers. who act as stage managers for that
party, have as usuil concentrated all their
energies on electing two or three men on
their ticket, the balance being put on g.
dankers, to lie traded IF as occasion may
require. Their usual tactics will net WORK
this year, as our Reform majority mas
grown too strong in the county. All our
the whole ticket, are the shtsters, who
make business Of peddfng split tickets.
for pay, on election day. We are sorry to
record the fact that there are men ia this
city. belonging to both political parties,
who make it business on election day to
20 to the outside towns with split
tickets for the paltry sum Of three or fvs
dollars per day. There are few towns.
however. in this county, where the split
ticket shysters get very cuid receptions, ard
are sometimes made to get oat OF town Mons
ought 10 object to any nan standing at
the polls with his party ticket, but men
who 20 out with spkts, ca ming they are
straight tickets, ought to be indicted for
bftraying bis fellow man, Nho t.ppens 10
be more ignorant ard more honest than
pay. We learn that the Radicals have goi
out Reform tickets With one or two names
of Radical candidates on t. suit localities.
Their especial aim will be on State Senate
and Assemblymen in tie interest of Matt
Carpenter County Treasurer and Coun;y
Clerk in the Interests of the RADICAL press
of this city.
Again We say, there is not a man Oh the
Reform Ticket that ausht can be said
against his capnbility or integrity and if
leformers but do their duty, each and eve
ry man on the ticket will be elected BY
large maj critics.
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THE EcLiPsI .-Coagia's comet ~Aisksd
its tail over oar heads for the last time some
months ago, and since then there las
been NO phenomenon in the heavens that
wouli furnish an excuse for ones staying
out of doore with his girl later than half pas,
nine or ter O'Clock until Apollo's sister dub
bed by tie ancients. Diana, but ali.sed BY
the moderns, the Aeon, saw St to hide her
self for a season. on las; Saturday night.
After ten O'clock at night the g,l Somnus
is far more fascinating to us, than the chaste
Diana, % we went TO bed witaol. waiting
to zee this modest freak Of the virtuous god
des. Besides the dro~sy influence that Som.
nus exerted over US al that late hour We re-
mt INBRED tie terrible fate Of Ac,aon, who
had little too much curiosity just at the
time Diana was taking her bath and was
consequently turned into q stag. 1t might
Re, NE thought, that she had only hid her
self n order TO take plunge in the clear
fount taa. wells up,in the vale Of Gars aphia;
If 50, ne mad no business to oe peeping, and
moreover we didn't care about being turned
into o stag 10 town where there are
many dogs as there are in Manito-oc,
Since Saturday nj yht We have thought tia t
perhaps DINA only yelled her face 20 hide
he r bushes while she stopped to kiss ancth-
er Endymeon an / have almost regretted tha
We didn't stay out with our girl to zee the
performance as it mig bit have been some
wha: encouraging to her.
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We would call attention to tie new adver-
.isement OF Paul Leuhner Ia this issue
lie las just mvle,ed fac brick stor,, %
Yerk ST., two doors west of s.h st and has
moved his entire stock Of stoves, hardware
tnware. etc, iuto it.
Give him call sad see wat magniE-
cen; store lie mas.
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On. FAiSE. who wss married Yesterday 70
Miss Libbie Palchsn, has been in this city
only shvrt tige, tut ne has been here long
enough to VIVA host of friends, as well as n
wife, and be and his BRIDE have the good
wishes Of all that thsir married life may be
long, prosperous and happy, especially is
this lie pish Of toe PfLr boys, who were
remembered with bounl.ful supply Of the
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NOTICES!

Is hereby giren that Emil C.. Hasse, Of
Manifo~oc Is no longer Agent for this
Company, and is not authorized to receive
money or do business of any kidd IL it's
tehalf. And all persons who haEe pur-
chased keapers or Mowers from him as our
agent, are hereby warned not to pay
MIN Tor the same, nor to pay 70 any
person any notes given fer such machines,
unless such notes shall be properly eDirosed
By said Company. Any ful ther inforna-
ton can be oIss;ued from our Attorneys,
II. 9. & W. J. Turner, Manitoxo
CATCGA CHIEF NAN. Co,
By Z. J. LIsosAY, Gen'i Agt.
Nawaukee, Oct. 27th 1874 f5sx
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AU6UsT BLESMASN, who vas thrown from
a horse, last week, and seriously injured.
died from the effects Ct his fall, on Friday
night. A, the time Of his death his wife WAS
so sick as to be unable TO leave her bed and
the sad neTs well nigh proved fatal to her.
he belonged 10 tie Sons OF Her.iarn, aud
his family will receive $1,000 from ,lat order,
We understand.
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N OIICE

Is I.rtly : ven that the firm of Cooper 6
,lyts-, a; Neshoto, III Town Of Two
1a1.fs, ..tssnlgoaec Co, IS dlss, lved by
j utu..f l'7seui, , hu J. Jones retiring in
..lof VI I'd, .su, Los. Jones. The bust
Is ii Lambrr Manuf- curing Vii here
ssr te cea5actea ~ Geo. CoopJr and
ID 5, J aeS, auaeF-tse firm name OF Cooper
h Jnnt, ..ft ali ci4iuIs WI. be received
- COOPER & JONES.
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We are indebted to Mr. yan0rnarn, of the
basket factory, in this city, for large and
magnificent mali ba5ke. he vas Bind enough
to leave at cur Office last Monda5 Mf. Van
Srnuu !. the inventor and patentee of the
basket manufactured here, and be ella i1s for
his basket superiority ever all other In
point Of strength and durability.
We are pleased 10 announce in this con-
nection that the capital stock invested in this
Business has been enlarged Of late, BY the
addition of new member TO the firm, Dir.
Don A. Shove. and that the A.ttering recep-
ton giren these baskets ia Eastern, as we'll
AS in Western markets, promises that even
with tie increased facilities for their manu-
fao,ure the demand ~ilLmore than equal the
supply
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TIE pleasures Of youth and lanhood are
almost Identical. The desigat which the
school boy feels as he drives has spir,ted
span OF p.aneing schoolma.es, along the
sidewalk, with n tlw string, IS Of tie same
kind AID full as Keen as that Of the young
spor, no dashes through the street. behind
lis sran orrlatchei .Tass