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hcmian Girl" wrote IN Ben waM]
r., plish actor, asking for 9 mI +
Rlaftus Ron'h wioic In lSW iron n
phia. ci'crlug 10 return to EnEEa
c0tIld lir gsSlred OF "A S;liary o. ~
There is another letter wr,A
WchWer in which. in descr oa y
play. Ii" says. ~ he Language J II
and lie situations fne." Iaef v,
tor from Helen Fawcit 70 M "a =,
written IN 1880, requesting " w
of hor salary. She vas acle. 4
Sheridau's "P.zsrro. ct ne LI.,
thoatar in london. An anlen s
from john 'awcei'.. an ~ IA
contains the prices Of tne p l,,.. w
H. tho production CT JULIE ~,
An cng them are wife, Dsah' =, 4
and roast c1 clstn.' rai
i,inluurd lte1n. n lSa, ssnes =,
tor hv his lvn hand 7rd ssh.N ~, II i,
name. and there Is ,efel ~ "a, I
Iien,blc. in which she Tfole a 4
s ,n,ITl IN e,,s.a'i ing the VIM
an,.rs Of he drcma. having M. N
period me in his aims sI I, h
,pIs Is a lu.icr from , on. 4 |.
v.rsttpn 10 some adT'-cr Y .s I,
"Have yen forrptten me-. =. 4
ar 20. vru viii d,saopp'nI W ~ IN
prcttirs, women n Pans; wy NJ
70 10 the op.rn this eYcnirs IA
other autograph letters iroms NJ 4
Marie Naiihran, VINO ga,e ,srcdI
for s25 for s'nEIrg at on. on srd 4
Adelaide Ristor, Cc0uciIn rryy
salar, advanced TO Tallna,,, , n
French actor. and an a in1ssn 4
from Verdi. There are Hi Snj
l.,ron. Robert Burns 81
!. CEarlos Dickens. who wr'e e.,,,,t 4 /,
at work. but will take : ssnn I'D
he,orr dinner" Ausiin p6p, t9simN
Dumas, Oliver Wendell, n''i sre
Inach. Henry W. Lo!Wls.,oTc sras
SCH lowell and William rufras
last writes: My pr'nclpA, Hrx
comhai that prediction IN cot,
ropolls that beggsrs ,urIrr,rl y
evaruatlrg it OF all US u =, N 4
tants ard TO have a siroik, ssns
AM 'foiiv wherever ! fino W.. ~ no.
In add ton TO these tne ne and bs
a,,iou,.anhs al American ~, s,''
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Mildred lInrral.
cltNrLAlN rt,N As nIALsln

ON 'hr kpad. lunn ~ Contcs, i,,.tor.
rucilose woe for Rov. Homer T. wilson
ot Fort " nth chaplain of the = xas H.
vision, Travellers Protective asso .iati1n
rh.s is onlN "A tororunuer. ~ expec, 10
n1 n many m'ra. - ~ - frier1 Of tbo
travelling man. pna hoy w II take -,ll.asiir.
IN making HIN tho winrer In this contest
travelling Man
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Il-ls.iN ron uMv. V. 4. GODFREY.

i.ufkm. TEXAS, juno !" trn;ost l.iitor'
Enclosed ploa>, nnd W votes tor Rev. Y.
\. Gcdhcy W Rr-h. TfSas. - vas our
fnimer minister. Luke ia''rT srea N!,9a".-
IA in sccand ma u n7mirl's. ~ us i'ul /
KIN friends truly hoHe th,i all t.af, TaNa
viii concentrate ihoir tntire vote cn him,
III ". feni l-ro Ike w " the most. pop
ular cnndiinte tina, East Texas coul pos
-'hls hnv brought out nil 'sioc.ai'N
suro lie = rocslv!ne Ne supper, ct II,
l.rwpr,h inaRiir. With hcst wishes Tor
Ms success. ! en-
one Of liis Eas, rcxls fricuds.
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confidently. beyond s,yirg ina NJ
Morton was san candidate fer ;he
pres.i ont al nom nation hv re.ussd o talk
for uubicafi7n rhra Ne hcsan y con.
for with tnra who had hera On ihc Held
from the start
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roR nnNA,s CANDIDATE

Wallis, Texas, June 10. con esi nditrr.
fird enclosed ! coupons for \. : p,.n.
dexter of Edna. Yours ,ruy,
W l.. lIoster
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llnustsn Texas, June H. Contest Ed
itor' tnclosed rlcasn iin' ~ coupons t. he
OF houston. Viii ccme nsain soon ana
VIII 10 liiia hotter sincerely hone
that all his friends WI u their hes, To
sac him successful
SIMON i;r,.nhrrg
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No Last YEARS STRAW

No LAST r.Af''
Nav York World. ,.,,.lns ~!
A customer who was o .u,,rasi ~
in n city store iha ...r Ss looks llr ;
years hat" u. aver Cd ~;
docs any other firm , wrsr cscpl. 4
srnd them Sautn' W., Wei the sacs |. \;
wear atsaw hats I ic y, ' 'ii.y ars ~
grouua here. OF c, ~. r.. ii. az ~.
in advcr'ia uE 1t Ssv Yora s 4 {
i ir'ends sos sec mai ne ,f = i,.r,l'
r ,11't think he bsisn, !. -
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THE SUBURBAN MINISTER

Houston. r Sas, June ll--t,ontest u !,
tor. fina enclosed 3 coupons 70 start tn
bah rolling fcr Johu Richardson. the sub
urban minister AT Glendale
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Nnn KIcMMnNn.s rANnRIrr

Richmond. ToNas lilna II. contest Ed,
itor; Enclosed dnd coupons; y! ms, place
same TO credit i Roy. Ira NJ. Bric", hope
to see him win thu PRO,
Mrs Walter ,,1ntb
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FIRE DEpARTMl,NT At wopi,

Contest Editor: linel1sel plcage ind II
coupons far Rev, AYES, Houston fire de-
partmont's candidate.
Central station.
II. $. rirrmeu lgousn cut the Stat.
couple NJ by til" first stream and limb
the iadd2 to the top round.
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contest I'D tor; Please pia, the en-
elust'2 coupons 10 the credit of Rev w
j. ih.llps. III" "ltailr0ai f,aurcliai g
May he win Cross Tie.
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Agent san Anton ard .iranyae' I pls
ron REV. % 4. liuvcrli>lss.

liouyt N. Tsxos Juro l1.-Contest l,di
tor J. 'asr md 'hclos 4 II coup ms to he
placed = the crciii Of Roy, q r. Hotch-
kiss. Respectfully.
NIiliIed IInrral
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One s2eo l'fe roi'Y IN the Northw'S'frn
In l-eiranre G9up.nN p9,i NJ for 'nn
fis toiin:s receiving m iafses, number o,
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49, ~, IN, ~ -, ~. 1871 IN
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me let..S' hMihoN' ai N"uNpn 'ctes.
one slu9e lte 10. eN naiI up ior ten
wears IN the NnrthW' Stesh iI'e Assurance
Texas outside OF Harris county receiving
the second largest number of coupon
These roacies arc 10 hc given without
a .r, a. siatr' w''n N cqlla.. ;n,nis Of
=. l,- If TbG Pos, cin thcir co.iio,i s,'.S
,Iav ana vote il for me- minister Of fhc
i'as. ~ ,.mi, W. rfcs.ut. Tn s@lectine
the company from which TO secure The
policies mo Post has used evef, efrort
10 FL company may waS thoroughly
reliable ana on, that offered liberal con
,aets to its policy holders rho asn and
high standing of the Northwestern LIE
assurance company i ad.h that Tn"
Post has M hcsi'tncv in makinc III, rur-
chase after dun invest sation. and in
Civ ng thss" noncifs 10 N friends w
fcnl thai we eft hN,NE Someth.nS mat
MOI oulN mas F'ni'l mHVk't Nhi''". nut
soWrtNiNE lhai NJ, ioSa..,.y provo mHeh
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Nrhns ,rp'n i I'm. ~ '',,r "iaich
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he .inc no moi ey was iss,,afi '''''' '''
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TO KNOW H1M Is 70 LOVE HIM.
C1rrce. Tcxas Jane H. Contest Eittor
hey with hand you = cOunrhs ius kev
ler Rhe ics Of W,cdvl c. II Mas. the Tusi
Texas popuNr rN.cn, 1T g the Gospel. 70
Know him Is to ,ofe him. rVrs"1 oee - de-
nomination. j. w. Collier.
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sENAIl.

sfsN ATE
Washtn-ton INV, >, 49,.
~. ,.,. a. 1'Nt'r h"Hali
Wv ''ah's tlfH 81 ih" sfion witn ui arl
OF me confnn.nn and ac-t.itv ustu,ll, t,i
dem ia the dct.,,,,t,.
'rh.ro was . ''' 'tf7.
""'l'i 81 ltif ahAie IN the
A""'' ~ NhflnH the A19V hoHri ana ts4
score Henators pr.s.,,+ .ti,
groups. Tho l,a, ,i.,,a., 't
n1t.>.,. III VA Wa ~
"'''"'"''''' W. removed whom, 4p-u ~
Yer ~" session opened. thc cnroii,ne .,r;.
bpls ,,,, c,. n', h'."i rNp9i'
" wy ''S'FiVl OF columbia
ana II was signed by The vic president
and soon thereafter, ,n..,,trn.d -,
Whit u.usa H., Ia, ,,.,
,,r,a' ''' s'sh"'n'P OF tn
'.s' TN
This lone business w.,s ansp, n,l.d ni,tp.
All, Shrrinnn sernr ii iho pas>,,r, "a,
use bill ptnsinu.ag IT, ~ DOW 81 ,,at....,t
William Il. ,,ibsoa OF ohio a, So ,er
month.
lnfn tho sallorieH were ulenred for a,
ltirf executive session, after wliich me
uptn session ~as resamcd
The monoiononr watts wore broken a.
iiirrNa.a by e. Nino rrNtris from tn.
hous
on mot or 4 Mr.. riati dep. Corn TN.
i'nm'sratien hill. which hal been u,n-
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NpMoNrn lNANL-rns M Mnnl

Gr3y,ir. foNas Inn' m.-C atesi iia.
tor; ilnrrah ~ Kev. v ~ Gelhey OF
Rnsk, TeNas ! herewith -nl Vnfas Tor
NM, East EeNos ana tie Enwprlh
!. nsuts viii 4o tArms lvps nroud to Il -
snch CHRISTIAN : ntlcmuu us he 80 let all
of East TeNas' ''ruo; e." 81, work
\ Narchar; Fri nj.
ASKS HOUSTON FRIENDS TO HELp.
Edna, Texas, June li.--c-ntes, Editor.
Enclosed ma s. coupons Tor Rev. a. S.
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Poinb,xter Of Edna, Texas. a little as
distance from my Hous;on friends 10 pac'
his worthy gentleman IN the front rank
viii u" highly appreciated. ours. etc.
Il. ~ Ma,sch, NJ II.
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-02-14

mill-machinery manufacturing firm,
and with him, shortly after his arrival,
Clay engaged to learn the art of sales
man of such machinery, especially
among the mill-owners of the great
lumber districts of the gulf states.
With peculiar adaptability to the
work, Clay King caught on to the
system" with suddenness truly as
tonishing. He applied himself ener-
getically to it under the guidance of an
old expert, and was within the next few
weeks trusted to work alone in his new
field.
There was q sensation in the village
of Sterling when Clay Kings absence
became known. It's cause was the Cos
sip of society, and Sue Markham was
voted a heartless firt. Sue became an
exceedingly sober-faced young lady,
and Sam Jackson learned, upon his
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Then ZfbaIbay said: Come, daugh-
ter, il is time for us to rest; our Journey
has been long and you must be weary.
Good night to you, my guests; to-mor-
row l shall hope to house you better.
And with bow he left the room.
Maya rose to follow his example, and
going to the senior, gave him her hand,
which he touched with his lips.
How good it is to taste tobacco
again" he said, as Maya went. "Do you
know, friend. it seems to me that Zibal.
BAY has changed. never was a great
admirer of his character, but perhaps
do not understand it."
do you not, senior? l think that /
do. Like some Christian priests the
man is a fanatic, and, like myself, a
dreamer. Also he is full of ambition
and tyrannical, one who will spare
neither himself nor others where he has
an end to gain.
THE object of his mission, and, in.
deed, of his life, is to build up the fall
len empire of the City of the Heart. In
short. senior, though l do not believe
in his gods. in Zibalbay's visions l dc
believe, seeing that they have led hin
to me, whose aim is his aim, and that
neither of us can succeed without the
other"
why not?"
Because need wealth and he needs
men, and if he will give me the wealth
| can give him men in thousands"
Il hear" answered the senior. at
sounds simple enough, but perhaps you
will both of you find that there are
difficulties in the way. What do not
understand, 0however, is what part
Maya and l are to play in this grand
affair, who are not anxious to regen
crate race or build up an empire.
suppose that we are only spectators OF
the game"
How can that be, senior, when she is
Lady of the Heart and heiress to hel
father, and when," added, dropping
my voice. you and she have grown sc
dear to one another.
NO, no, senior, you cannot be left out
of this game: you are too deep in it al
ready. At present he is well disposed
toward you, because he thinks that the
oracle may declare you to be the son OF
Quetzal through whom his people shall
be redeemed. But be warned, senior
| for if he comes to know that You are not
the man, then he will sweep you aside
as of small account and you may bic
farewell to the Lady of the Heart"
81 will not do that while i've" he
| answered quietly.
No, senior, perhaps not while yor
live, but those who stand in the path O.
kings do not live long. Still, though
there is cause to be cautious, there il
no cause to be downhearted."
"At any rate, we will stand together,
said the senior. "And now, as there il
no use talking of the future, thinl
that we had better go to bed. On ont
thing, however, you may be certain
unless she dies or l die, / mean t
marry Maya"
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Defect in His Makeup.

On the 22d of last February little Ike
and his brother Morton were taken to
a celebration of WashingtOn's birth
day, and were so interested in the event
and it's cause that their father gave
them quite history of the man and
hero, especially emphasizing that por-
ton relating to the perfect veracity of
the Father of his Country for the bene-
fit of Ike, who was somewhat given to
undue stretches of the Imagination,
and would probably have laid the en-
tire blame of the famous cherry tree
on his brother Morton, had the incl
dent occurred in his own experience.
Remember, boys, that one of the
noblest traits in the character of this
great and good man was his perfect
truthfulness," said the father, in an
impressive conclusion. ''He could not
tell lie!"
Ike looked soberly at his father for
a few seconds, and then wonderingly
asked: "Pa, what was the matter with
him ?"-Harper's Bazaar.
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next meeting with her, from that indie
Unable manner that even giddy young
ladies have when they get very much
in earnest, that large area of space
between himself and Miss Susie Mark
ham was his safest locality.
Clay's mother kept her own counsels
and did some strong thinking. She was
and Sues love for her grew stronger.
1t was the night of the 10th of Feb
ruary, when leaving a train at a sta
ton in the city, that by slip upon the
icy platform Clay King fell and was
lifted up to discover that he had accumu-
lated fracture of the left forearm.
Being thus incapacitated, he was
sent home for the care that can only
be obtained in that love-stored place,
and on the night of the 18th he was
safely ensconced within the blessed
abode, surrounded by all the tender
attentions it affords.
ST. Valentines day came in through
Sue Markham's window as bright as
the smiles of angels, and the morning
mail brought her the most exquisite
valentine she had ever seen, and it bore
the village postmark.
Printed, somewhere among its fringed
and pictured folds, were the words:
"Please be my sweetheart once again;
Once more be mine and only mine;
Well both be happy, If you'll deign
To be my own sweet valentine"
When later in the day she learned
that Clay King had returned with his
broken arm and heart, she pounced at
once upon the conclusion that he had
sent the pretty missive, that now be-
came a matter of serious and delight
full importance.
Clay King was entirely ignorant of
the existence of such document.
Susie's heart beat high and quickly
all that day. and as early as propriety
would admit, that afternoon, she has
tened to the Kings and nearly broke
again the fracture in poor Clay's arm.
On this ST. Valentines day, Mr.. and
hrs. Clay King are immoderately de-
lighted in the possession of small
Clay King, who is very much of a reign
ing prince, though his father, the King,
is still living and unusually happy with
Queen Susie.
This king and queen have often talked
about that valentine which brought
them together again into the halidom
Of love. They have been unable to solve
the mystery of it.
But Clay's mother quietly smiles, all
10 herself, when the subject is men
toned. She knows who sent it.
WILL L. VIssCHER.
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FEATHERS DON'T MAKE THE BIRD

Sally Sullivan-Whati Be your wal.
entine? Nav, amt bein' the walen-
tine OF no slob wot amt even got no.
overcoat.
Mickey McManus-Dat's all right,
Sally, jist you wait till dem beautiful
garments wears out and you'll be glad
to be anybody's valentine-you amt NO
Venus.-Truth.
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Alas, Alas!

Mrs. Clubber-Look at that lovely
new bonnet of Mrs. Beamersi
Old Clubber-Yes; it came within
an ace of being yours.
Mrs. Clubber-How so?
Old Clubber (despondently)-Beam-
ers held the other ace, confound him!-
y, Y. World.
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No Such Luck for Him

Gibbs-Say, Henpeck, what would
you do if your wife should elope with
another man?
Henpeck (sorrowfully)-Please don't
talk about such thing to me. You
know very well that I'm not lucky
man.-TeXas Siftings.
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English as She Spoke.

Mrs. De Family-That was quite 4
pretty trap saw you out in the other
day, Mrs De Snide.
Mrs. De Snide-Yes, that's my new
phaeton with the cantelope top. !
just drug myself out to go riding for
my health. I'm so seldom well, you
know.7Judge.
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Consideration.

Here is some material, tailor, and I
want ycu to make me a suit"
81 never work with cloth that is
bought elsewhere"
81 don't understand that; if bring
you the material you lose just as much
less on my clothes. "-Buch fur ALE.
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Nv Girls Reckoning of Time.

She-Don't you know what mean
when 1 say that 1 shall keep your beau
tiful valentine forever and ever?
He (who has had experience)-Yes-
You mean about two weeks.-Chicago
Record
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An Unfounded Rnmor.

Bridget-They do say that the city
wather is unhealthy, Pat.
Pat Gncredulously) - Sure there's
some mistake. Bedad, n didn't Oh only
this marnin' see any number av dilicate
little insec's aloive in a glass av I'll
Judge
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A VALENTINE THAT WORKED.

HERE had been a
lovers quarrel be-
tween Clay King
and his sweet
heart, Susie Mark
ham. The two had
grown up together
in the village of
Sterling and had
been pharmacies
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-02-14
Accompanied.

Dora-Did any kisses come with Mr..
Spooner's valentine?
Cora-Yes, indeed. He brought it
himself.-N. Y. World.
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The Way with Valentines.

Clara-Hal said he wanted to be my
valentine.
Mabel-And what did you do?
Clara-Just what we always do with
valentines. Sent him off.-DetroitF Free
Press.
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The Discreet Young Man.

Shall sing Ben Bolt?' " she asked him
1t happened his name was Ben;
He never stopped to answer,
He bolted there and then.
San Francisco Examiner.
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Loves Fitful Fever.

McGarry-Last year he sent her $50
valentine.
Merritt was with him to-day when
he bought her one. 1t cost a cent
Truth.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-02-14

Montague Seamside - Swell affair,
old man, isn't it? We're part of the
400" tonight.
Harry Reed with gloomy coDvic-
tion)-Yes; and a necessary part, too.
Seamside-How's that?
Reed - The two ciphers.-Lippin-
colts Magazine.
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Overloaded.

Boy-Say, mister. shall l carry yer
satchel? Do it fer a dime.
Dude-My satchel is not heavy.
Boy-Well, let me carry yer cane.
them. Y. Weekly.
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HEART OF THE WORLD.
BY H. RIDER HAooARD.

a Strange StOry, Taken From Manuscript BE
queathed By an Old Mexican Indian to bis
Friend and Comrade, an English.
man Named Jones.
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Eine Hadn't Said.

"Er-I want some sort of present
for a young lady"
Sweetheart or sister,"
"Er-why-she hasn't said which
she will be yet."-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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What She Wanted.

What She Wanted.
He "a humorist)-Tl send you one
of my jokes for q valentine.
She-But L want comic valentine
Detroit Free Press.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1896-02-14
CHAPTER Kill

TTo BE CONTINUED
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-10-15
ysE0ll,tOW0f fs2l0t


EMIL TAUDE has moved into ms new
hotel ut Collins.
w. IL. NELSON is rejoicing over the adj
dition To his family,
SUPF. DAssLER has already begun the
work Of school visitation.
THE dancing club will give It's first
party on the 23rd instant
EVERY patch of trees IN the county IS
filled with hunters these days
WISCONSIN Is keeping up her record
this year for magnificent fall weather.
SuEBoYaAN county is to have a fair
next year. 1t will be held in Plymouth
THERE is a lull in active campaigning
in tho matter Of speechmaking in this
county,
THE Wisconsin Central has brought
quite number of families to this city
already.
THE Truman & Cooper mill is being
remodeled. It Is soon to be used for a
cold storage
LTHoGRArHs OF Lieut.. Gov. Baensch
are quite literally distributed through
out this county.
Surf. PEBBLES OF the Manitowoc Seat
ing Co. was married last Friday to
Battle Greek lady.
THE Buffalo steamer Globe was again
import on Tuesday last having come for
east bound freight.
A Bryan and Sewall club with "A mem
bership OF 300 was organized at the south
side in tins city on Saturday last.
w. IL. DAVIDSON, the nominee for con-
gress from this district, spoke at Turner
Hall in this city on Monday night.
Gov ALTGELDT Is gong INTO the
enemy's country. lie will deliver three
speeches in New York on Saturday next.
The large Buffalo steamer. Globe. was
in port on Sunday. She discharged and
took on freight at the Wisconsin Genital
docks.
GIFFEY has peculiar kind OF stone
which was dreiged out OF the river near
the shipyard. Il has puzzled all The an
tiquarians.
PARNrLL Is not forgotten by the Irish
people A large procession visited his
grave at GlasnevIn on Sunday last, tn;
anniversary of his burial.
Nc DoUGALL & Duffy appear to be able
to do more than two dredres al work a
the Northwestern slip and have conse
quently reduced their force.
The appraisers Of property which The
G. & n, W. wants condemned for its bel
line viewed the property on Tuesda.
last and adjourned for two weeks.
yHE populists are changing about con
siderably in the personal of their count!
ticket. They evidently find it difficult t,
get people who are willing to accept.
A reorganization of the Wisconsin Cen
trail is among the probabilities Of the nea
future. It will likely be taken ont OF tn
hands OF 4 receiver when this IG done.
ALBERT LANDRETH Is pushing on th
work on his pea canning factory wit
considerable vigor. When completed
will be a model factory for It's purpose
DURING the funeral of Mr. Rosenfeldt
the horse driven nv Mrs PablaracI.
became frightened and ran away. Mr.
Echlenacher was qmte severely injure,