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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04
ORPHANS COURT SALE
-of yALuABLE-
REAL ESTATE.


There will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, in the borough Of Clearfeld, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER u, 1878,
at ! o'clock p. M, the following described prop
erty, to wit All that certain tract of land stu
ate in Graham township, clearheld county, Pa,
bounded on the north BY lands of Calvin Steele
and Albert Owen. on the south by land Of Ben
jamin Spackman, on the west by land Of Isaac
kyier, and on the east by land OF Martin Naylor
containing III ACRES and allowance, IS acres
OF which is cleared, having two-story frame
house, n one and a-hAlf story house, and large
new barn thereon. Three orchards Of fne fruit
trees, comprising apples, pears, cherries, and
other fruits spring Of good water and a small
stream rnnning through the centre Of the premises
TERMS OF SALE
0ne-third upon confirmation Of sale, and the
balance in two equal annual payments, to be
sec ured by bond and mortgage on the pre- emises
WIN. WILHELM,
Grahamton, Aug. 2s, ls7s.st. Admir-.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04


Jury LIsT.--List Of jurors drawn for.sep.
~ tember Term, A. d. 1878, commencing on
the 9TH Monday, asa d ay, and to continue for tuc
weeks.
GRAND JuRons-lsr wEHE
W. L. Antes, Lawrence, John earns, Pike.
Fred Gisssy, Morris u. Pcnticon, Burnside tp
L. Krouse, 0soeola. John II. Dunlap. Knox.
A. Rosenkrans, Huston. Thos White, Karthaus.
Amos Sundcrlin, Bell J. l.. Bonsall, Brady.
A. q. Lawhead, Law nee II Radcbaugh, Law 'ce
Zas Ogden. Lawrence. A II Greenwait, osceoia.
q. d. Nef, Burnside Dor Jos Reigle, Woodward.
ABMecardle. .Bur'sde tp y patchin, burnside hor.
A. Bilger, curwensyille. A Shaw, Wallaoeton.
r. M. johnson, Jsrdan. N Kephart, Decatur.
Harrison dos, osoeola. Geo Williams, Union.
rRAvrnsE JURORS. A
d II Davis, Burnside b. II Grafius, Bradford.
Owen. Woodward. d Sohoobover, q raham
A Conoway, covington. John p Hile, L City.
Copenhaver, Gulich John Cennly, Chest
Rlias Smiley, Brady. George Cobie, Graham.
David Barr. Decatur. John Lee, burnside twp
Fred shoa, Bcccari,. Geo q Merritt, hogrs
] Harrison, Woodward. q W Diekey, Houlfdale
David Bair, Bcccaria. iienfy Knarr, Brady.
q Merrcll, Morris. Levi Sun derlin, Bell.
] Ross Bloom, Pike. Sidney Smith, Bloom.
II Alexander, Woodw'd. Thomas Comfy, Ghost.
John Clark, BRADY s A Caldwell. Dradford
Bsnj Kline, osceola. W. Whiteside, Beccaria.
Wilson Hoover, Boggs. David Hagcrty, I"
David John, Woodward. Sam'l q Davis, +"
Jas Ward, HoutIdale. WIN T Campbell, Bell
p 0arnier, Covington. J. Bilger, Curweusvile
ii Reiter, Karthaus. @ Hartle, Morris.
Q Weible, Woodward VIM. Mays, 0sccoia.
Bombargsr, Bradfor d. Gulioh, Lawrence.
Isaac Hagerty, 0ulich. | 2 MeCloskey, Karth's
J Raymond jr., Morris. John Porter, Ciearheid
ii Pennington, Of Roh't ] N Byron, Brady
Chest. q Bumeardner. Coy' 'ytop
Ab'm Pearce, Morris. s N Webster, Chest
Jno Truman, Woodward Daniel Paul Decatur
Frank Mcbride, Bloom. 10 W Smith, Gulioh.
Jno King sr., Burnside d J A woolridse, n, idfd
o. MAttern, Decatur. Ajax Shields, Morris
0eerge fishel, Chest
rRAvKnss JunoRs-2p wrrk.
David pressler, Union curley, Bradford
Thomas hyier, Morris Frederick zipp. Peun
rfana cooper, cleArheld q Walthers, Goshen
Wm barter woodward Thos Parks, Bradford
l. Hess, Ciearheld Abm walte-. Knox
WIN Roland, Chest T Townsend. Woodx.,a
hoher, ksrthaus Dunn, IIouttdAls
rsrsuson, fefgusou Deighenbaugh, Wood
u u Inems, ur4ham Bebrins, Burnside Up.
Cardoa, Claarasli ~ n Brown, Morris
nsvid kllingsr, brady " Mcaarvey, Of A. Ohs.,
NAL hecuiy, Ghost M Chambers, car'ssilis
70. i.arr,gsn' ososola LanieA, Lavreaos
sseoe Aer Bell Y WaIlsce, ("
Danl Moore, Karthsus u N Adams. Ciesrasla
Austin Bliss, Huston lMsrtin nloom. Kpes
y hensai, woodward Lewis schock, Brady
'en bloom, curwensvillel L illegal, Lawrence
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04

"e are authorized to announce the name Of ",
W. BELTS, of Clearheld Borough, as a candidate
for the Office Of state Senator subject to the rules
governing the Democratic party
Postoilee address, clearheld, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04

Galusha A. Grow is said TO be the
rising man for United States Senator
in the minds Of the hard-money sup.
porters. Don Cameron can't mako q
speech, and Judge Kelley Is silent
and both are soit-moncy advocates.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04
PRESIDENT JUDGE.

We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
CHARLES A. MAYER, Of Clinton county, as u
candidate for the Office Of President Judge, sub
ject TO the rules governing the Democratic party
postonlee address, Lock Haven, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04

WITHDRAWN. We have been au.
thorized to withdraw the name of
Lewis G. Bloom as a candidate for
Auditor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04
CORONER.

We s's sulhpriysd 10 s.soapcs the name Of
JAMES 4: M0oRE, Of clgsresld borough, a. q
eandidAte for tho odps Of coransr subject TO The
rules governing the Democrats party.
Pcstcfhce address, Clear6eld.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04

The CONSTITUTIONAL 0ATn.--Foi
the benefit OF our readers we copy
the oath to be taken by all perseni
elected to Office under the now Consti
tuition which reads as follows:
al do solemnly swear that will support, obey
and defend the constitution Of the United States
and the constitution o: this Common wealth, and
that will discharge the duties Of my Office will
fidelity that have not paid or contributed, OF
promised to pay or contribute, either directly or
indirectly, any money or other valuable thing / q
procure my nomination or election, except for
necessary and proper expenses expressly author
ized by law that have not knowingly violated
any election law Of this Commonwealth, or pro.
cured II to be done by others in my behalf; tha
| will not knowingly receive, directly or indirect
ly any money or other valuable thing for the per
farmapce or non performance Of any act or duty
pertaining to my Office, other than the compeusa
tion allowed by law"
Candidates for Office should clip il
and pin it in their hats, and occasion
ally read it to their constituents 80 that
no one need offend knowingly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04

Turn out to the Primary election on
the 18th, and voto for the best men,
who are running for the several Offices
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04

The whole Cabinet, except McCrary,
of the War Department, was on a
tramp last week.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04
NJ orIcE.--rAs taxpayer. of Lawrence tev

NJ OTICE.--The taxpayers Of Lawrence town
IN ship. will please take notice that the Poor
Tax Duplicate for 1877, and the School Tax Dupli-
cate for 1878, are In my hands for collection and
taxpayers are required to pay the same to me
and save costs. ] have also for collection the
Poor Tax for fsfs, and the School Tax for 1879,
upon which taxpayers will receive n discount Of
ave per cent. II paid within thirty days from date
Of this notice. have also for collection the State
and county taxes for 1878, which taxpayers are
required to pay and save costs. The above taxes
can be paid to me at any time, at my residence in
Lawrence township, or Mt CIear6eld on the
first week Of ofseptember Court.
JOS. OWENS,
Aug 25, 1851 Collector.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04

The monument over the grave of
President Jefferson will be af,er . do
aign of which he waa himself the au,
thor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04

GoRING THE Ox.--The editor of the
Cambria Fireman makes a decided To-
cal hit in this way. He says. "Col.
John s. Mosby, the dasbing rebel cav
airy officer from Virginia during the
late war, has been appointed by Mr..
Hayes United States consul at the city
of Canton, China We of course do
not quarrel with Mr.. Hayes taste in
making this appointment, because we
have always held to the view that a
thoroughly reconstructed rebel like
Mosby, who possesses both character
and brains, is a fit man to be appoint.
cd to any position which he is compe.
tent to fill. But what will the loyal
editor Of the Johnstown Tribune say
TO this translation of the ex-rebel, Mos
by, to the Flowery Kingdom, by the
same man acting as President who
signed bis name to the commission OF
the aforesaid editor as postmaster at
Johnstown? Ii is q cruel dilemma in
which to place an editor, who, about
once week, Is thrown into convulsions
because the Democratic State Conven.
ton of Texas nominated a ticket COM
posed entirely Of men who had 'serv.
cd in the Confederate army If he
can resign himself to this act of grace
on the part of Hayes 10 bIosby, there
is some hope left that will be able to
survive the outrageous insult by the
Texas Democrats in nominating for
State offices men who are both honest
and competent, but who like Hayes
friend Mosby had worn the gray, in
stead of the blue"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04

Hon. Robert Liddcll, Mayor Of Pittf-
burg, filed petition ii bankruptcy on
the 26th ult. Liabilities 100000, as
sets s75, 900.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04
rxpc,rroRs, NOTICE,

IL Nsiice Il hereby given that Letters Tesia-
6lehlatgion nlhssstxlevf f9rFJANiA PtoaN,sr
..ss .s7-..ss.->s ..,r r.2-SljS fiss.-s, 10,
deed. having been duly granted TO the under
signed, all persons indebted to raid estate will
please make immediate payment. and those hay-
Ing claims or demands will present them properly
aut enticated for settlement without delay.
THOMAS BLOOM,
curwinsville Pa, Aug. 2s,'7s-dt Executor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04

RADICAL VOUCHER THIEvEs.-The
Harrisburg Patriot says; How happy
such desperate Republican organs as
the Harrisburg Telegraph would be if
they could only fasten upon Demo
cratic official, living or dead, the over.
issue of State bonds which occurred
over quarter Of century ago But
with all their reckless and unscrupu.
lous lying they have failed in their
darling purpose. The fraudulent bonds
have been traced into Republican hands
and there oil track of them is lost
Lately in order to raise a suspicion OF
Mr. John NJ. Bicke's integrity it has
been given out that his bond to the
State for bis last term Of Office is not on
file in the office of the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth. Who says so2 Why
the present Republican officials of the
State department who are personally
interested in raising false issue for
the campaign. Their continuance in
Office depends upon the ability of the
Republican leaders TO befog the real
questions involved in the canvass by
misrepresentation and falsehood. IT.
therefore, the bond of John NJ. Bickle
is not on file in the Office OF the Seero-
tary OF the Commonwealth it has pro-
baby gone whore the missing vouch-
ers of the Auditor Generals Office for
the accounts Of the Superintendent of
Public Grounds went at the close OF
General Harrison Aliens official career.
The Republican voucher-thieves are no
doubt able to tell, if they would, where
the Bickcl bond can be found.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04
RADICAL REFORNERS

The nomination. Of Mr.. Godlovo s.
Orth, of Indiana, by the Republicans OF
the ninth district OF that State, Tor Com
gress, shows how much reality there is
IN the Republican cry for reform. The
Philadelphia Tine, commenting upon
-sIs--s.s - Yesslra.iea. 49,. ..a....
"Mr Godlovc S. Orth, well known
as an Indiana statesman, il engaged in
his hcrculean biennial labor of explain
ing how he became Venezuelan
claims lobbyist This has been made
necessary by his nomination to Con
gress by the Republicans OF the ninth
district Two years ago he was lifted
from the head of the Republican State
ticket in Indiana because his campaign
had utterly broken down under the
charges against hfd, and il has surpris'
ed a great many people to soc him dug
up and run for another Office this year.
The revolt against Orth, led by Gen.
Lew Wallace, is already formidable,
and his chances of being buried for a
few years moro are decidedly good. A
Republican was chosen from the dis
trict in 1874 by plurality of l5i, an
Independent candidate having polled
something over five thousand votes. In
1876 the votes Of the district was Re
publican, 16,99O Democratic, 1876 /;
Independent, 3,349"
In another place the same paper, in
speaking of tho subject of Radical re.
form, very portincnlly remarks
"Thcre is headlong revival Of re-
form. The notorious James Harlan is
on the stump in Iowa Subsidy Pom
eroy is making canvass of Kansas
Tor the Scnatorship; Orth is running
for Congress in Indiana Robson is
expecting nomination in New Jersey (;
Kellogg is appointing all the Federal
officials for Louisiana John Sherman
rs going TO make some party speeches
in Ohio the President has been try
ing TO set up nomination in Cincin-
natl Chairman Quay has told all the
Federal officials in Pennsylvania how
much be expects each TO contribute TO
the cause Boss KeyeS, Of Wisconsin,
has come out for himself for United
States Senate, while Brother Orvi is
going around interviewing himself for
the newspapers and educating Brother
Ulysses up TO third term. Reform
like this is perfectly irresistible"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04
State Normal School,
INDIANA, PA.
The Winter Term Of tweniy-six weeks, will open
Monday, September 9, 1879.
TERMs-ss.oO PER WEEK.

Ineiulins Tuition. Boarding, Room, Heat, Light
and Washing Music extra. Best Normal School
Building in the State Facilities In every respect
equal to any Normal School in the United states
Students may enter at any time during the term
For particulars. send for catalogue u
JOHN H. FRENCH, L. L. D.,
Aug ~, is7s-lm. Principal
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altw advertisements.

TUsTICEs' d CONsTABLEs' FEES
81 We have printed large number Of the nrv
FEE BILL and will on the receipt Of twenty
svs nsrfs. mail ~onv IA any addre" -sT
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04
CANDIDA TE's CASH ACCOUNT.

For the benefit OF those who ore not
aware of tho law upon the subject, we
produce tho Act OF Assembly rcgulat-
ing the expenses of candidates for
,te-s,.. 80. ,ig.aASntj,u of t6e new
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04
DEMOvALl
JOHN McGAUGHEY

Would respectfully notify the public generally
that be has removed his Grocery Store frOn
shaw's Row, to the building formerly occupied
by ]. Miles krataer, on Second street, next door
to Bigler's hardware store, whore he inisnd'
keeping q full line Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04

Total amount Of discretionary srpendi-
lures under Democratic administrA.
,ion for one ysar.,............ ..., ...... $4,000.
Total amount Of expenditure for same
purposes for one year under Repubi-
can rule....... ..........fi ,S31, ,3s3
Thcpeople can put stop to this OK
tortion, prohigacy and then only by
voting against the men who pcrpetu-
ate IL.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-09-04

TURY LIsT.--List Of jurors drawn for.sep.
u tember Term, A. d. 1878, commencing on
the 9TH Monday, 7sd a ay, and to continue for two
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-10-17
PERSONAL.

MIR. SCERMERHoRS, assistant harbor
superintendent of the Milwaukee District,
was in town on Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. VIII. Killen, of Cato, made us a
pleasant call on Thursday last.
Rev. Mr.. Averill spent portion of last
week in Chicago.
Richard Conway, of Kewaunee, has
been spending few days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash, of Rock county,
are visiting their sons, L. J. and G. Y.
Nash, of this city.
Mr.. P. J. Peppard of Cato, has dis
posed of his property in that town and
removed to Iowa.
Hon. J. NJ. Read, of Kewaunee, spent
Monday night in the city, waiting for a
north bound steamer.
Mr. Frank Monseau, who is noted for
his quiet industry, modesty and ability,
left on Monday for Kewaunee, to become
a partner in law of G. G. Sedgwick. Mr..
Manseau has for long time been in the
office of J. d. Markham of this city, and
has earned reputation for honesty and
worth. We hope he will prosper in his
new location.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-10-17

GEO. P. RowELL & Co. of New York
make the following announcement
through the papers:
Five hundred dollar check, with the
order will pay for insertion of either of
the following: A full column advertise
ment. 2. A ten-inch double column. 3.
full column of reading matter, in .fue
hundred tceekly newspapers, to be Sc
lected by the advertiser from a much
larger list, which will be exhibited on
application.
1t will readily seen be that advertising
rates are knocked down to 81 a column
by this agency. How can newspaper
proprietors who do not surrender the
control of their advertising columns,
compete with monopoly which is ena-
bled to offer such rates? Through whose
fault are those agencies enabled to con-
| troll foreign advertising? Manifestly,
the proprietors of the local newspapers
| of the country are to blame. Those ad-
vertising agencies could not make such
an offer did not the local newspapers of
the country furnish them the space and
circulation gratis, through the medium
of auxiliaries. It is utter folly to suppose
that foreign advertising will be anything
more than mere circumstance while
this state of things is allowed to exist.
Advertisers will invariably choose the
cheaper N ode of advertising, other things
being equal, and tie proprietors viii
perform the contract while the agencies
will receive the consideration.
Another fruitful source of injury tx
ad Fertising is the tendency of prop ietor'
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DON'T BE DECEIEED.

Many persons say II haven't got the Con-
sumption" when asked TO cure their Cough with
Shiloh'S Consumption Cure. Do they not know
that Coughs lead to Consumption ard a remedy
that will cure Consumption will certainly and
surely cure cough or any lung or throat
trouble. We know it viii cure when all Others
fail and our faith in it is positive that we will
refund the price paid if you receive no benefit.
Is not this far proposition. Price 10 cents, 50
cents and sl.O0 per bottle. For lame Chest.
Back or side, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, price
% cents. For sale 10y JONES $ SCHALLERN, Cen
trail Drug Store.
Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and liver
complaint Constipation, and general debility
when you can get at our store Shiloh's System
yitalizer which We sell on positive guarantee
to cure you. Price 10 cents and % cents. FoI
sale by JONES SCHALLERN, Central Drug
Store.
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WOMAN i!

Don't read this.-How to keep beauti-
full, fresh, happy and healthy.
Discard all cosmetics whose continual
use prevents your natural charms and
beauty by indelibly planting wrinkles
which are kept filled and covered by
their use. Take three Turkish Baths
per ayeek, and the result will be 80 miles
of pores or cuticle sewerage pipes will
throw off the effete matter from the
blood, and promote health, will produce
free circulation of the nervous fluids IN
the nervous web distributed through the
cuticie of the body, from the 10000
nerves, which results in an amiable and
happy disposition, will equalize the
capillary circulation of the blood in the
cuticle from 10000 veins and 10, ZOO ar
teries, thus rendering the skin and flesh
plump, unwrinkled, soft and pinkish like
the bloom of the babe, even to the age of
65 years. Who will not bath thusly.
Susan Aldrich to Christian Olsen, SW14 of SW14
section Is town p range % Asa 500. Town
of Gibson.
Simon Geiger to Bartolme Geiger EIa of NW1
sec Is town 20 range 81 80 acres $1,000 Maple
Grove.
VIM Johns and wife to Knud Jarstadt lot and
6block l village of Clarks Mills also E1% of
NW1a of NE Il section % and also parts of
NEI4 of NE1a of section IS town 10 range %
$1,000. Cato.
John Gielow and wife to Franz Drummer 81 of
NWl4 section 30 town 10 ranga % SO acres.
$500. Town of Manitowoc Rapids.
Joseph Etzer and wife to Francis Smith SW14
SEA section 81 town 20 range q, 40 acres
$1,000. Town of Maple Grove.
James Brennan to Anton Brennan NWl4 of
SW14 section town 10 range % 1864 acres
$500. Town of Cato.
Caroline Schultz to James Mullins SCI section
NW4 section 10 town 20 range 81 40 acres $3.50
Town of Maple Grove.
Fred Muller and wife to Henry Molzberger lot
block 268 city of Manitowoc. $500.
Wilhelm Zetler and wife to Johan Zettler SWI4
section Il town 20 range % $50 acres 5000
with all personal property. Town of Kossuth.
Fred Frankenstein and wife to Christine Burg
wald acre in NE cor of NE14 in NE cor of
section Sc town p range %. $3.50. Town Of
Gibson.
Michael Feleski and wife to GOtfried Roueger
Sla of SEA section II and NE14 of NEAa sec
ton 20 town 10 range 81 40 acres $500. Town
of Rockland.
Anton Kerrcher and wife to Frank Katarbeck
West 80 acres of S1a of NE14 section 8 town
19 range % 400. Sl40O. Manitowoc Rapids.
Joseph Mrotekesen and wife to William Rue
EIa of SWl4 section p town IS range % 60
| acres $1,000. Town of Newton.
Michael Brennan and wife tC James Brennan
| 81 of SWA section also NEl4 NWl4 section
8 town 10 range % 120 acres. S21OO. Town of
Cato.
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THE UULVERWELL MEDICAL co.
~ Ann ST., New York. Post Office Box. A5Gt
First publication October II, 1879 No. 81.
GTATE OF WISCONSIN. = COUNTY OF

(First publication October II, 1879 No. 81.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, - COUNTY OF
- MANITOW0C,-ss.
Probate Office, October 18th, \. D., 1873.
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of the
last viii and testament OF John Ackermann, de.
deceased, late of the county of Manitowoc.
Whereas an instrument in writing, purporting
to be the last will and testament of John
Ackermann. deceased, late of the county OF
Manitowoc. has been filed in this office; and where
as application has been made by George De
genhard praying that the same be proven and adj
mltted TO probate according TO the Jaws of this
State: and that petitioner and Adam Schneider
be appointed as executors thereof:
Therefore, ii is ordered that said application be
heard before me at the Probate OfiCe in the city
OF Manitowoc, in said county, or the nth day OF
November, A. D. 1873, at ten O'Clock A. M, OF that
day.
And it is further ordered that notice shall be
given To all persons interested in said wil of the
time and place OF said hearing, by publication OF
copy of this order in the ManitOwoc PuoT. a
newspaper printed in said city, for three successive
weeks, once each week, prior To the time of such
hearing. BY the Court,
MICHAEL kIRWAN, County Judge.
Nash " echmltZ, Attorneys. eN-oCt 81
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| OF newspapers to accept any and every
proposition made by the agencies. The
rates paid by agencies are some times one-
fourth of what are paid by home patrons.
This is an injustice to home advertisers
anil an encouragement to the agencies to
fix prices to suit themselves. Within the
last six months, the PILoT rejected q
proposition from an agency for advertis-
ing, three times. The amount of space
and matter was identical in each propo-
sition, though after the first rejection
the agency offered 100 per cent more for
the insertion, and after the second rejec-
ton increased its last offer by 90 per cent.
STU the price was below what was asked
from home patrons and we refused to &C
ce.t. 1t rests with the newspapers of
the state to rid their foreign advertising
of the conditions which now render it
valleless. This can be done by reserv-
ing the control of their own columns and
making their rates of advertising uniform
for all their patrons.