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of a Bryan and Sewail club met ~ Abe
office Of Hon. Harry Haynes Wednesday
evening for the purpose of epecting or
eanization.
Hon, Harry Haynes was elected chair
man fnd G. Il. FIELDER, Esq, secretary.
Messrs : A. Morriss, Frank nauhet
II. H. Barnhin. Abe Harrison and \. f.
Fielder were appointed committee on
permanent organization.
Mr.. Frank Haubelt was elected prcs.-
dent Judge T.. Bryan and br. Henry
Rariens vice presidents and Mr.. \. Knollc
secretary and treasurer.
Speeches were made by Messrs. r. +.
Pennington. C. u. Fielder. ~. l.. F'tdins,
Frank Hauhelt. Abe Harrison. Harry
Haynes s. A. NORRIS. Or. II. bartens
and Judge B. Bryan, which crct,cd con-
Siderable enthusiasm and were literally
applauded.
MIR g. y. Fielder is county organizer
and will organize clubs IN the remaining
six precincts OF tho county.
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sANcvlFIcArloN DrBArE.

Terrell, Texas September 3.--The sane
ii6cau9n debate continues and each ser
vie" Is wei, attended. The opposition to
The doctrine have boycotlcd the umens
ana hallelulahS Of the believers in sane
LITIGATION. Brother Morrt son. the only
moderator in tne experience of eanctifica-
ttoh, Yesterday morning stated that
Hrother smiths friends could say amen
an theN wanted to, that Brother Pickett
WOULD NOT chastise them for IT, either
lhe modeIaiors, also majority. stopped
Gaming on members of the audience in
Ncrmcatlun of facts, as Brother Pickett
asked those who knew aim before and ar
ler sPhctiication. Brother Fladger, the
presiding elder, is on hand
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Berclair, Texas. Sentcp,h,r MI
ur9uth was partially broken by local ~, i, ne
ore ~, So,ng parts of the county, however
Ar'nsas Pass. Texas, Saptemhe,
niE nice ran fen here last night. though
good season 'se'e" lor II
dr WUrt nlng, Texas September T,.
, ~t"G'n Is &c ing very serious hero ne ~,
e,,ia.wN water Is getting scarce. There are
wears wh m"O nave been here over nftv
this dry before see" ROCKY creek
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;rsotic citizens who viii join us In this
M gh,y struggle for the rights Of the peo-
Pile 10 form themselves into Bryan anu
Sewall Clubs IN every city, town and ham
Lee. and every voting nlace throughout
the State OF Texas. Lot no brave man
who loves his country falter or shrk she
responsibility. and che victory Is ours.
james c. Dudley.
National Committeeman From Texas.
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Chiffon rn srEAk.

BeeVille Texas, September 3.-lion.
Horace Chiffon of the United States SEN
ate viii address the people in Beevillc.
Texas, Oh saturday, September g6. The
exact place and hour OF the speaking Will
bee determined later on
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THE FIRE RECORD.
SAWMILI. BURNED.

Loggett. Texas, September S.The saw
mill of Mrs. A. Il. Freeman was wholly
destroyed by fire on the night of August
81. Loss about $4,000. no Insurance. 1t
will he rebuilt soon. A large amount of
lumber WIS in the yard Developments
since the fire show the actual loss of Mrs.
Freeman will not exceed 5000. all tho
heavy machinery being uninjurel. Two
million feet Of lumber is left, and the
plant Will be rebuilt at once
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DALLAS AND HEADQUARTERS

Dail-s Texas September al. c. Me
Ncalus. secretary of the Dallas county
Pryan and Sewln democratic executive
committee. today officially forwarded to
chairman }. W Blake OF tile state eX"cu-
tiV- comm rte. the resolution passed at
last : SUNDAYS cpnVcrtiou, concerning the
removal o. State headquarters to Dallas
Chairman GEORGE If this county has writ
ten a personal letter IN Mr., Blake urging
IT. rrasnnnn hnra maxi Sh tlrlaV.
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CASHED THE villa. ~, /,

Abilene, Texas ' Iv,s WIZ "
"a Ky II 9o% mo fs s' ~ N'S rs Sa
p Die up pocket. SsITVOpyei . II
sccidcn!slly left Or book eOal,l'f, II
money Money. check ., for ' reached III, =,
Ra sa q %4 sS s 81. f,:5; IS s &
4; way G 5ss ;5 !; sT% %ss sGl \ q,
man and Wrishh, Ii Of this .s.lsr,r
S %as p3 20 'Sf i iSi,l y ssr sr,ni
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PENSIONS TO Try,,s

tensions have been granted TO oit,go,s
of TcNas as follows: '''@e"s
issue of August Is. lSgd-Renew,I a,,
st,Sse Isaac G. Wheeler. LaSaile III LINN IA
ssh, OF August 10, lNi6--OriTinal wI,lo,..
,o o,r,Ni Caroline rreue. Graham Yomp,n.
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JOINT DEBATE ASKED.

l.
Hon. Il. l.. Henry
Cameron, Texas. September s.--llon. L.
l.. Antony today forciarwei to Hon. X. Ia
Henry OF Waco the following letter;
Hon. Il. l.. Henry:
Dear Sir-i,xieudinr 10 you my most
distinguished consid ration. beg to sug-
sest that. as YOU have already made and
published list OF your appointments for
speaking during your canvass tn this con-
gressional district. and invited your on
poneuts to joint debate. tt IS needless for
tie to make any appointments. rresurn-
ug that Sou desire TO - fair IN Tho dis
,uesions 1 now signify my desire 10 ac-
cent your invitation ana meet YOU al
the dA,es anu places named below, each
ot Us Alternately opcr'ns aad combining
the argument OF equal tiinc. As such AZ
pointmeniS. which are as follows.
l.vll county
J. Troy. september 10.
=. Oenavilie, september IL.
q. T. mpie Scp ttmnsr ~.
:. PeudletoaNiiic. september II.
=. Ksifpnhciwa r. : spfemOer 10.
g. Bartlett : pttuuer 10.
E X .iie1u y Qtemhcf Il.
MoNat. September y.
20 NnJnNsport, september y,
10. Kock Iale : ri mbcr q.
u. Cameron. ; 'ni nher 3
- Irurs Frtiri., september y.
50. Yalr,%Non. s. ptcMber a.
= MMano, fepftWber -.
Robertson touDfN
l5. Franklin, september u.
.5. Calvert, : ptvuiiRr =.
" BrcrloUl september -.
lN Bee x . PA Gir. September 50,
Lines tone coInty--
j.. koes-. D- too-r !.
e. GrC SD .rck. october J.
~. MeNsA. 70 tDlrr )
iai- County
- 5,arAa, o.tohyr :
Al .lllaF 3
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PROBABILrTIH.

Washington. September ~, n \
Texas: Generally fair, p. .s,.,s n
showers in eastern portion es'''
cooler in northern portion, ,s..,-.
Arkansas: Fair in hos'u nor,iD,.
th,inderstorms in southern ~,
so warm: winds shifting " ''
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lNCENpIARIsM SUSPECTED.

Gainesville. Texas, September 2-Last
night FIRE was discovered In a vacant
hduse owned by Mrs Willis and the house.
was entirely destroyed. No Insurance,
About ten minutes before the fire was dis
covered a woman va, seen 10 leave the
building and go toward the creek. but 50
far she has not been apprehended. The
officers are on the lookout
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
coon CROWDS ATTENDING

GOOD CROWDS ATTENDING
lulinG, Texas, September 3-The Bap-
tist meeting in progre 81 AZ Longer park
Is drawing immense crowds Drs. King
and White of san Anlnnlp are assisting
iteV. Groom, the Baptist pastor, in the
work and are doing mobile sefNice.
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TnE IAnIIrS

~ Inc pleasant effect and perfect safety
NM" az, h'dies may ne Syrun of Fiss
IL r.,",, ~ CONDITIONS, makes Ii their f,vSr
NC remedy, 70 goi the irnc and cs .an4r,
article look Tor the name of ths e' Tai
i iSs ho, nlg syrup Company, rrini"d near
all responsible druggists. ''' sale by
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COTTON REGION BULLETIN
REMARKS.

Generally dry weather ca'I
Texas. Moderate iemperalu,ss ~
ported throughout the, c'%a w
showers are reported from 'EN
Nohiln and Savannah dlstflee.
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OIL MILL DESTROYED.

Taylor. Texas, September ga fire In
the Taylor oil mill and gin plant this
evening completely destroyed the oil mill
and slightly damnged the gin and cotton
seed and cotton in Stalls for ginning en-
"a ling a loss Of about $4,000, partially in
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Brennan, Texas. September 3.-Purru-
ant TO previous announcement number
OF those who had signed circulated lls,s
pledging themselves 10 become nsmbers
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REPUBLICANS ARE At OUTS.
Trouble on the Political Sea at the
State Capital.
TRAyNHAx DOwNED BY THE BOSSES
Burke Il Anxious 10 BE Chairman OF the
Fort Worth Convention IN Up
position to Cupey.


Austin. Texas. september s'-tS'aN
,-,,.res,,ondeo,., Although the late re-
49, -, ,o,,..rti.n went of in
puohcah county NV''' - - r.,
q comparatively pe3ceiul maah@' NIX
Il fr,,,lble amcng the brethren over the
',.. ,,...4 49,, Of nh th4t
"ss /" We '''' .-.',,,,,,.,.n. n,ofa--
LrepfeSsibls aud se-i~nPsNtA@' F'N''e
sAen,, be>s. Job. Traynhan. Was Uncerc-
.r|',,.iy ma an, 81 IN. county chair
"sn V"s's , MI 80, bc had
Eanshlp by BEL ana - go go w. a.,
worked snd scaamed 10 IN t'' ~. W, ~ ~
enable mem 10 .s4f! 'h'iss "a" -
way. a1d re sorss lv,' 80. -. r.,'-tr-
bbrke. wHo We ~ lo' - - -, ,r,,,,,
man ana "noss H'"s W, W -
the 81 OF den $50" ~ ei't SsSS7,e,1i,,' h..
sion ny 3rd.r 81 Bf4 Bil.s.. N4lltd"s, NJ
u nc, ~ ,, t.g ~ = n noniee ',ione now
and says nat elyncrth ta' c'nH, NO. IN.
ocrsed Burke ior eiis' ihS'' ~l 're -
executive committee 10 ~ N"nN
xhei tnr delegates VIII c2nsider sh.d W
cotssmen. as Au ins. rucHsA ~ Not' ~
Burke. The fact Of 89e MISTER IS .N ..'l
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THE STATE CAPITAL.


tie Quarantine Proc ama'lpns
Austin. Texas. September S-Reports
from tho rorthorr .nd If Travis county
''"' 'ur ""rtH''n '"" ~ -, ha,,
are TO the effect mat inuch "i'n"Fe ""'
| been done in that section ny forest and
| or,.r.. nrns which h,,y,. ur..vailed there Cor
| ''"'' -" ~. nav ,
| several days. Many ions OF -"
| cords of wood have been destroyed Jnd il
| &c s,staa that tho Fl MOS have communi-
/ i S'''1" ''at '''o ""''9 49, 81
| caicd themselves to me crvH' va IN -
| the west
ot->v,Nrt>., rpo,r \rIOES
| 'l''-'" ~ =. ..,,,,,r,. com
| whereas, the live stock sifA' i'S V'''
mission Of Texas on the 27ta day of Au-
| ,,,s, n ,eo, need tho following or.
| &C. ~ '' '''' '''''
~. wv 01Hvh Stlnl''f ~, ,t,i., in
| ,hc Hl"" OF heNtS NV f,h, h,,r.ln,ftr-
| luIll'i tnat anN "a We 80, ~. yin .ot, A.
haHed pas,ute7 gre 'nl 'r, ,I',iie 5o Inn.
crn or splrnrilr leV-r ana I've ma INA WI
| OF ine quarantine line eslhnli'nsr uS - C'.,
hni'3rAhie secretary OF w. 80, ~ ,'',,
i,y, ' a,d ,'lo,,.a wv ri. COMMISSION on
| III. 10Th day Of February 1896, on- pasture
| situated In Ford and HNrdemin couRueS
| ant known as the Spaut VtS.'.v AZ" W"
! scrlecd as follows toWlt; " = ~ VI.
! GcrunIalc 30. liVt ~, NJ tidhv w s ~, -
No. - f. j. g OK certihl az =" V'3' ~ -'
tafotton certiicate' james L. il@,.
| cort lhcatc, sections Nos. IL, - anu -
| Ten is and New orleans rdiltots con-. ,"iS'
y" - a," ~, I'isr r,,lroad
! company, sections j. >. / and 3. Drooks X
Burr son survey, w. W. W mts survey.
| containing total OF about lt5Vp acres
also two pastures In Sterling county de-
| scriocd as follows; one pasture contain
| ing sections ~, Il. Y %, ~ ~ III ~;
l3|. ~ 10, l2i. ~. Is ll3, li ll'. lIb Anl
a., ni2cks ana o lou7,U an -
| / In t'ip,intor Ir ,i,siiire, ,iso' one i.,s-
turc containing sections h ana =, blocks
II ana l.. Southern fdciac riiir"I com
| pahN survey ana known A. the d. a an,
| on pasture. FROM TINS time lorth Vntl
| tine l"th DAY OF NHVelnper' lNp' no c'ue
| are u Ice transported or driven out OF mo
NV 49, '"eu td". u ~ ~ "'''
or west Of tho uuarautinc line c.tablished
by this board on the loth day Of February.
| 1896 and the live stock sanitary comini4-
| sion Of the state OF Texas hereby order
tn1' inc Nl"l"ton oil am % thc azores az
cattIe "mi Of sad n,st,,r,4 ,omtrnry to
said ruieS and regul,'iou- shall be an
| oifcrse AMI punishable AZ provided lay The
| laws of me state or IcNAs, ana most :
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EAPENl ~. ss1s

n, Hathaway & CO ne, sS esp Az Az I
I'M treatment IN ,omen ca ~ Z
c,iiiar to men ana oom,,n,ry, ~,
, uun in this caused as eip',,sl
titles them md i genuine % Ttbar v.
are true Az nee strictly Use 70 r. .
their praaeoc,SSilsts adyere"s,rrs n VI I
cnre all diseas,,,is,,o Is frs zen ~ N Y,
oiuailsts. Consul ",ne,e fore yg,sspi ~
f Sies or by mail, d ,hr' case Eliss; I
ice " MON Of your ruth h's
an a Know that the
you. TIES
Snecific Blood J. IL. 49,
s,itv kidney ties
,,r,nary difficn,ri,o- -
s l,t,,r.i,.t,ires. warm,
stIio'hhy droceles, p PM. -
pies. niles iin and blood
ism. skin ~ ali forms:
eeaIarrh and ati5drsss .s
81 women. DIR. s.sll
o mr. call on &
* = a az Alamo plassss !
80 Antonio. Te;N..sn 81
sSa ~, ,raatuient siysn,ou h.r, -
Man lending for synsn' 10. "
% M ss,. Ne No. ii for casaf'A
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mot included In means.

GENERAL oBsERvArloM
Observations taken by the r,al,ss
weather bureau at all station Ill,
10Th meridian time: q 4
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WEATHER lyrossA,,a,

~. Lay, LAST NIGHTS sYyop,, \
~, me h'shes bapm.t.tF i ! VS. \
per Mississippi and M. we I
me lowest is over w,s,. r,' mn |
me ,rhe W est Gulf States. 'sa
Can ne weather is partly c,o,s,,
=, e VI, trai and East .CNlf '" cs. lsSI
A,nnessee and generally ~, 49, NJ
,,, rrec ;pitaiion "A Of An S ,s 'lsss
Christi and .oS Of an ln a, !, ,.s Il d
The Progress., 1896-05-14
F, MARTEL & SON,
No. 2ll Texas Street.
The Old Reliable
FOR IRON ROOFING

hand all
kuds
nccon with prepared promptly
Cooking and Heating Stoves received House Cokery
Telephone
The Progress., 1896-05-14
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.

Chicago now contains sixteen
Mothers Societies OF Christian En-
deavor.
Two reading rooms for sailors are
supported at Port Richmond and Point
Breeze by Philadelphia Christian En-
deayorers.
The largest gathering of Christians
ever held in Canada is prophesied for
the in.T-provincial Christian En-
deavor convention, which meets in o.
tawa next October.
The Progress., 1896-05-14
Keeping Cut Flowers Fresh.

Cut flowers will keep very fresh if a
small pinch OF common saltpeter is put
in the water in which they stand. The
ends Of the stem should be cut of a
sorbing pores.
The Progress., 1896-05-14

Gospels than to any whole year Of Jesus min
istry This week occupies seven chapters of
Matthew, five OF Mark. five of Luke, and
eight of John; in all. twenty-five chapters,
against three for the first year, twenty for the
second and twenty-three for the third.
The events of this week should be learned
By heart and BY drill and by blackboard they
should be impressed on the memory III vivid
The Progress., 1896-05-14

Prescriptions filled with the best
ingredients money can buy; prompt
ly filled, properly filled, and by COM
petent persons at from Is to 20 per
cent less than regular price.
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HOW TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA

At this time of the year a cold is very
easily contra cted, and If left to run its
course without the aid of some reliable
cough medicine is liable to result in that
dread disease, pneumonia. We know OF
no better remedy TO cure cough or cold
than Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy. We
have used it quite extensively and it has
always given entire satisfaction. Olagah
Ind. Ter. Chief.
This Is the only remedy that is known
to be a certain preventive of pneumonia
Among the many thousands who have
used it for colds and la grippe, we have
never yet learned of single case having
resulted IN pneumonia. Persons who
have weak lungs or have reason to fear an
attack of pneumonia. ehouId keep the
remedy at hand. The % and so cent
sizes for sale by Henry Hinrichs Drug
gist. dec31.
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We extend TO the public a cor
dial invitation to look over our
Stock of furniture, which is replete
with Novelties for the Holidays.
Furthermore, our prices are rea-
sonable, and as low as possible for
the quality Of the goods, that we
sell.
What is more suitable and ac-
ceptable as a gift than lovely par
lor table! We have a large and
select line of these tables, and we
feel confident that we are able to
please you.
You will have no trouble in sell
Getting q Rocker for those that were
made up this year are not only
unique, but tasty as well.
VOGT q Sons,
S. Sth St. Near the Bridge.
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AMONG FARMERS.

The price of wheat keeps up quite we'll,
but other farm products do not keep pace.
Country roads were in excellent shape
this week and portion of last. They
were hard and smooth.
There was general drop in the price
of farm produce this week. This proved
to be bad thing for business just at
the time when business should be best
South Dakota is having sew ere weather
this winter and stock Is Suffering IN con.
sequence. Range men expect heavy loss
before the opening of spring. Wolves
are proving quite destructive also.
Notwithstanding that prices are low f
great amount OF farm produce came tc
this city during the week. Farmers are
forced to sell in order to pay taxes.
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MERCHANTS generally have had a good
holiday trade.
THERE are signs" out west that this is
to be severe winter
TUESDAY morning gave promise of
sleighing for Christmas.
A little snow every night may result in
sleighlng if time holds out.
The steamer Muskegon is now at the
shIpyard Of Burger 4 Burger.
OLD Santa Claus will be the most act
i've man III the world to night.
TRAVELLING men who reside in Manrto-
voc are having a vacation this week.
JOHN JOHNSON was receiving congrat-
ulations on Monday las. 1t is a boy.
A. [. LORD has just got out one of his
special editions for the city OF WATERFOWL.
The days me now at their shortest.
They should be at their coolest as WELL
but are not.
THERE is much more snow 10 the west
ern part Of this county than there is in
the lake shore towns.
AUGUST DrENo was buying the cigars
on Sunday last because of the arrival of
little boy at his place.
The reported hold-up 10 this city last
week was joke played by friends of the
man who thought he was IN danger.
HOLLY IS becoming an essential feature
of Christmas decoration IN Manitowoc.
IL was comparatively unknown a few
yer S.
KNIT KNUTzEN who for years has been
in the employment OF Oscar Alter, will
soon open a drug store in the Torrison
block.
ALBERT SCHMIDT has been selected as
one OF the Wisconsin University debaters
IN the contest with the Northwestern
University
THE fight between the sugar trust and
the coffee monopoly has reduced the
price of coffee considerably. That is one
point gained.
The young ladies OF the Tabitta soci-
ETY. Of The Norwegian Lutheran church
held an auction IL the Torrlson block on
Tuesday night.
TIE pump for fire protection put IN by
the elevator company at this place is q
marvel when 1t is understood it is for
private use only.
l.. J. ANDERSON was feeling happy on
Tuesday over the arrival of baby boy
at his place. The purchase of cigars
ended on Tuesday,
ALBERT LASDRETR is going to prove
an allbi or something else which will re
leve him of liability to military service
IN case OF d war with Spain.
One of the tugs of the Chicago Dredgt
Il Dock Co. returned 10 Chicago las
week The balance of the work will bt
done by the remaining dredge.
SKATING and i1e-boatIng are the amuse
ments now INDUCED in by young people
Some of the boys of this city are quite
expert IN handling an iceboat.
THE steamer Muskegon arrived her,
on SUNDAY Dight last. She must hav,
beer patched up pretty we'll for the triy
as she looks we'll from a distance,
THE Chronicle says some of the Law
officers of this county have horses which
made 600 miles q cay as shown by th
bulls presented the county board.
TIE Northern Grain Co. has made ap
pllcation for hydrant opposite its pow
er house. The application Is a reason
able one and should be granted.
ALL the town treas1rers have filed the
bonds for the paying out of county an
state taxes collected by them. The bono
run all the ways from $4,000 TO $4,000.
MANITowoC merchants say that trac
during the month of November IS no
much better than for December. Tn
change has taken place some years bac
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On account of sickness in the
family, we desire to close out our
entire business, and will sell at and
below cost prices our entire stock
ofclothing, Gents furnishing goods
Hats, Caps, Gloves and Mittens.
Stock Of Dry goods consisting of
Calico, Prints, Ginghams, Dress
goods, Cassimeres, Flannels, Cotton
Flannels, Cheviots, Cottonades,
Jeans, Toweling, Yarns, Embroid
cries, Laces, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs,
Shawls, Hosiery, Ladies' and Child
ren's Underwear. etc. etc. Also our
stock of Crockery and Groceries.
THIS is a good chance fer every one
to buy good goods at low prices and
every one should profit by this sale
and get their supply of goods while
the stock lasts.
LEHMKUHL & DICKE.
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A large number CT Sherlff-elect Muth's
friends gave him surprise party on Mon
day night. They brought a band with
them and took complete possession of the
house without hinderance on the part of
Mr.. and Mrs. Muth. Dancing, card play
ing and other forms Of amusement were
INDUCED in until the lateness Of the hour
admonished the raiders it was time to go
home.
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TIE petition for a new bridge across
the river at 18th street was presented to
the city council on Monday night and
referred to the cornmitte on bridges No
action was taken on the resolution fer
new bridge at Main street. The fire de-
partment presented bill of 1925 against
the Waterworas Co. for use of hose and
wages of men employed during the two
weeks there was no connection of the
north side by water main.
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SOME steps should be taken to provide
better fire protection for the north side
There is hose cart at the north side
but no fremen stationed there. The
hose cart Is of no use without firemeD.
Why not supply quarters at the north
side for few of the fire laddles SO that in
case Of fire they would be on hand 20 be-
gin work at once?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-12-24

A small fire occurred in tie third ward
on Tuesday morning. The little building
occupied by George Bros. az a candy
factory took fire. The fire department
was called opt and the fire was quickly
subdued. The loss is about SIS. The fire
was caused by the overheating Ct the
stove aud the insecure position of the
stove.pipe.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-12-24
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that Keune Bros of
CentrevIlle viii receive bids on mason work for
the erection of brick mill building. Bids TO
be IN by lO$3O O'Clock A. N. Jan. Ord 1897 when
same viii be opened.
Plans and specification can be seen at Keune
Bros. mill IN Centreville {Hika p. o. Wis.
Right is reserved to reject any or all BIDS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-12-24
CHEAP. CHEAP.

In order to close out we will sci
at cost and below our stock OF
Pianos, Organs, Musical Boxes
Accordions, Harmonious, Concert.
mas, Guitars, Banios, Mandolins
Filters, Flute harmonious, Jews
Harps, Violins, Violin Gases, Bows
Pegs, Bridges, etc.
IEUMKUIL & DICKE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-12-24

CONJECTURE regarding the future Of
Manitowoc received q new stimulus last
week when the fact was publiehea1n Chi.
cago and Milwaukee papers that the
800" line was making arrangements for
making winter shipments by way of
Manitowoc. or course 1t was not meant
that the 500" was to extend its line here