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that there are abundant signs of II

THAT there are abundant signs of the
return OF prosperity there is no denying
1t Is not difficult to perceive the cause OF
this. Tbs chief industry of the United
States Is agricultural. More money is
invested in this and more people employ
ed than 10 any other. Indeed it almost
equals all others. For some years this
industry has been in a depressed condl-
ton. Its productions are far IN excess
of home needs and it can prosper only
when foreign markets are open to it. For.
elgn competition in foreign markets and
an unwlse commercial policy persisted 10
by this country, have closed 70 the Amer
Jean farmer to a great extent, these mar
kets which absorbed his surplus and
thus kept prices stiff at home. The adj
vance in the price of wheat the past year
has been due entirely to the foreign de-
mand. This demand is due to decrease
in the wheat production OF the world,
with the exception of the UDIted States.
Aud our returning prosperity is led ID
by this demand and the bonntiful bar.
vest which enables Us to supply it.
Just as the free silverites charged the
depressed condition of the country and
the lowering of prices of agricultural pro-
ducts to the decentralization Of silver, sc
do The protectjonlsts attribute the i'm
pro we'd condition and advance in prices
20 the increase of tariff taxes. The acct
| dent of sequence gives equal color oI
probability to thu claims of each. DID
| not the decline in the price of wheaO SET
| IN simultaneously with the demonetiza
cation of silver? And have not the two
kept pace 10 the road to continued de
probation? asks tie slverite. Has not
| the price of wheat begun to advance as
soon AS there was probability of hioh
| tariff? And has not that advance beer
stimulated when probability resolved it.
self into certainty asks the protection
| list.
1t the farmer is wise he will lock &c
Ddtudrl CRUISES ds those a1fect1Dg Dis
interests. When bis prosperity is made
contingent only upon the bestowal OF
| substantial and tangible advantage tc
| others, toward which he and the people
| 10 general are to codtnbnte, be may
without mourning the charge Of being
unduly suspicious, assume that be is
| "beiDg played for a sucker"
| 1t is not dIfficult matter to discover
the material of which prosperity is made
| And it is the part Of wisdom for people
10 know whence prosperity comes, sc
| that they may escene the wiles of the
politician who has patent for creating
| this desirable article which he is willing
to dispose of for few votes,
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SURROUNDING COUNTRY

David Mal1o of West Bend fell from a
wagon on Sunday last and received IN
lnries which proved fatal,
Anton Messer of Sheboygan cour y
had two fingers shot eff through the
careless handling of revolver.
Green Bay is TO have handsome new
Slo.oOO depot which will replace the old
one OF the Green Bay and Western r r.
The blackberry season has opened in
ehe DeIghborhOod Of Peshtigo. The pick
lag furnishes employment TO n large
number of people.
quarrel between two base ball teams
at Pewankee came near having fatal
result. One of the players was bit on
The head with bat. 1t was first tboupht
he would die.
kaukanna young man was found
lying In an unconscious condition along
side the railroad track at Wriphtstown
this week. He had been robbed and
th rown from the train.
Fire broke ont in the Gerry Lumber
Companys Plant at Eagle River last
Tuesday and destroyed the compapy,s
barns. sheds, and eight dwellings,. The
loss is estimated at $4,000
A Dunn county farmer while working
10 field last week was attacked by an
angry bull and tossed into tie air sever
al times end then trampled upon. His
Injuries will probably prove fata,.
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The Evening Wisconsin attempts de-
fence OF Judge Jackson's injunctional
order restraining the strikers from inter-
fe1 ng with the miners who deere to
work. THIS is not the point. 1t is the
assembling Of the striking miners when
the purpose Is to induce the miners TO
quit work against which the order issued
Ii by argument the men can be convinc-
ed 1T Is to their interests to quit, they
have perfect right to do So. The strik
ers have right to present their side OF
the case.
Ii they assemble on the company's
property there might be some show of
reason for the order, though why an &C
tior for tresspass should not be as good
remedy for them as for others it Is not
easy to perceive.
LII force Is used tc prevent people from
going to work punishment should follow
man has the same right To work he has
TO quit. But courts should not be too
prompt IN usirg the extraordinary pow
els vested ID them before ordinary means
are exhausted. The Injunction, as well
AS the power to commit summarily for
contempt. hes it's use. but the occasion
shonld demand it before it Is called into
requisltlon.
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AMONG FARMERS.

The harvest was gathered and housed
quite generally IN this county before the
wet weather set in last Sunday.
Wheat is being exported row from his
country to Switzerland. To the past.
France supplied every shortage in that
country.
sheep rancho is 10 be started in Trem-
peaieau county this state. A tract of
and has been purchased and it will be
stocked with 5C0) sheep brought from
Montana. 1t is estimated that the rancho
will proviue for $4,000 sheep In a short
tire.
The weather report for the week is ve-y
favorable. Crops have bsen harvested in
EXCELLENT condition. Soma threshing
has already been done in the state. Po-
tatoes are a light crop and of inferior
quality. Barley has been harvested in
good shape.
Phil. ID. Armour of Chicago predicts
that wheat will be one dollar per bushel
before thanksgiving and 81 30 within the
next SIX months. And yet it may be
better for farmers to sell when the prce
Is known to he good than to relv upon
Armour's Indignant. Persons who are
satisfied with small profits usually do
better than those who always want large
ones.
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lFlrst publication July 30 Isg7D No ~
STAIE OF WIS., ONSIN-t 'oUNTy CnfrRr son
- NAHIToWoC COUNTY In Probate
In the matter of the estate of Nancy FIapi
gan do ceased
On reading and filing the petition of Henry
Hulholland, administrator with Will annexed
upon the estate of Nancy Flanagan late of the
town OF Liberty, ~ SAID county deCeased for
the adjustment and allowance of his admins
tritlon account lard the assignment of the
are hv law entitled to the samel:
1t rs ordered that said account he examined,
adjusted and allowed at a special term Of SAID
court to be held at the office of the county iudpe
IN the clty of ManItowoc. in said county ON
Tuesday, the Slst day of August, A d.. 1897. at
IN clock, a. m.
Ii is further, ordered that upon the adjustment
aud allowance of such account by tins court as
aforesaid, and at the time and place herel nhefore
appointed therefor. the residue of said estate b,.
( by the further order and Judgment of tins conrt
assigned to such persons rs are by law entitled
/ to the same
1t is further ordered that notice of the time md
! place of examination and allowance of such nc
/ count. and of the assignment of tie resi,lup of
SAID estate be given to all persons Interested by
4 publication of this order for three successiy va
! Weeks, before said day,iu the Mamtowoc Pilot a
/ weekly newspaper printed and published nj the
/ city and county of Mantuwcc and state of Wis
/ consin.
! Dated July Is. 1897.
BY the Court,
angl9 j. =. ANDERSON, County Judge.
Michael kirwan Attorney.
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There Is more Catarrh in this sec
Ton OF the country than all other di
seases put together, and until the last
lew Years was supposed 10 be incur
able. For great many years doc
tors pronounced It to be a local dis
ease, and prescribed local remedies.
and by constantly failing to cure with
local treatment. pronounced it incur
able. Science has proven cataIrh to
be constitutional dis ease, and there
lore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
r D. Cheney Il Co, Toledo, Ohio. is
the only constitutional cure on the
market Il, is taken internally in do
SEES from l0 drops to teaspoonful.
1t acts directly on the blood and mu
cons surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case
1t fails to cure Seed for circulars
and testimonials. Address.
+. j. CHENEY & co. Toledo. O.
Sold by Drugs lists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are tho best.
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special from Fond du Lac published
IN Tuesdays Sentinel announces that
Judge Gibson has decided to retire from
the bench at the close Of his present term.
An editorial in The Fond du Lac Report
er states the same thing in substance.
but in terms that he would not be a
candidate IN the sense of seeking re cleo
ton.
Judge ellison when he completes his
present term, will have presided over the
circuit eighteen years. These years
constitute an unbroken record of Judi
clsl fairness, prompt and exact discharge
OF dnty and unwavering adherence to
sound principles of Jurisprudence. Nat
urallylnclined toward exactness and the
strict construction attendant upon that
mental habit, his broad judgment was
thereby made incieive and has that dell
cacy OF polse which enables him to detect
error with lnfultive quickness. Though
the habits OF the student limited bis inter
course with men, he has a keen INSIGHT
ouoicihl reserve has
limited the intimacy OF his acquaintance
ship, but he enjoys the popularity a lust
Judge and an honest man most valnes.
the utmost confidence of the people.
Judge ellison will quit the bensh with
record OF judicial fairness and duty
we'll performed OF which he and his
friends may justly feel proud. The tram
ing he has received on the bench. tho
habits OF research which be has formed
and the self-critical exam Atom who,
has been rule of his life. admirably lit
him for higher position than that he
now Hills. and 1t is the hope of all that
he viii be called to It.
The candidacy of Judge KIrsan for tho
position now filled by Judge ellison. has
been recently announced. He Is admir-
ally fitted for the place. in temperament.
knowledge Of law and that ppsssrv;,,
honesty which is prime essential ~
judicial function. He is popular becapsa
OF his worth. and has the confidence Of
the people who know him, to an unlimit-
ed degree, He is lawyer OF recognized
ability. earnest in the cause of r,pbt al
most to the severity of self sacrifice. He
has already received assurance ofsupport
OF character which cannot fail tn he
pleasing to him, no matter what the
outcome OF bis candidacy.
The name of l.. j. Nash has also been
mentioned as fit successor OF Judpe
Gibson. Mr. Nash is Al present spending
vacation In Michigan and The Pilot
has 40 personal knowledge OF bis intep-
u ns. IL be sbonid be a candidate there
is M word OF praise accorded To either of
TIE W. gentlemen OF whom mention has
been msde, which is not also bis dine.
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reformer. She limits her efforts to the
impossible or to the ridiculous, She
made war on bicycle riding by women.
That was attempting the impossible.
Now she IS creating public sentiment
against bachelors holding office. This
is In The field of the ridiculous. The
bachelor Is the issue of supreme effort
toward excellence on the part of nature.
He fills niche at the further end OF the
blazed route progress is to take from the
present boundary OF human development.
He is the masterpiece toward which ap-
Proclamation is posslble,that discriminate
quantity which can never be reached.
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III the city, for 5000 tents. In addi-
ION to this the city had built several
immense trluGphal arches at the IL.
tersection of some of the principal
streets. Alter the tally no drive the
ASSOCIATION took supper at the Genesee
Hotel and returned that night via the
Electric Railway to Niagara.
Tuesday a m the association took
the New York Central to Lewiston, al d
from there went by steamer TO Toron-
to- At Toronto they We're met by May
or Shaw. who welcomed them in a
short address and took them for a
trolley ride around the city. Toronto
known as the Queen City of Canada.
Is situated on the northern shore of
Lake Ontario and extends about eight
miles along the lake. As q summer
resort it Is the most favorably situated
city in America and has daily steam
ers to the famous Thousand Islands
and the innnmerable parks and pleas
ure resorts which line the shores Of
the lake Toronto Is built mostly of
red stone and its buildings are master
pieces of beauty. Its public park CON
tains over Loco acres Its Iublic Ii
brary Is maintained at an ANNUAL cost
of $4,000, and the attendance at its
! universities and colleges is 5000. For
all It's population of 100000 there are
$50 saloons.
Leaving Toronto Tuesday afternoon
the party returned to Niagara, where
splendid view of the Falls by moon
hight was obtained that evening. The
association left Niagara, homeward
bound at 1890 O'Clock Tuesday night.
Arriving in Detroit "Wednesday
morning the editors took an excursion
10 Star Island, Lake ST. Clair. where
fish dinner was served in the evening
and after a dance they returned to
Detroit, leaving the f. Il Z. Nj. depot
at z O'Clock Tlursdsy morning.
The association took breakfast at
Saginaw ard dinner was served on the
ieck of the Pere Marquette and was
thoroughly enjoyed by all who were
IN condition to do SO.
On the return voyage the associa-
ton held short meeting. called to
order by President Bowron of Osh-
kosh, who announced that a Snort
trial was in order. II. f. Moeller and
and ii. W. Jameson officials of the Y
x L. Nj Il. Il. were in the party and
constituted the defendants in the case.
The charge against them was that of
being two of the most gentlemanly
and accommodating officials the asso
citation had ever met in its travels. The
prosecution was opened by Mr.. f.. ID.
Coe of The Whitewater Register assist
ed by Mr.. Nandercook of Madison.
Evidence offered in the case was a
large cloak box full of splendid roses
which the defendant had furnished
the ladies of the party. and numerous
boxes OF cigars and cases of beer fur
nished the gentlemen OF the associa-
ton IN addition to running a parlOr
car for use of the editors from Lud-
ington to Detroit. No defense being
made, Pres. Bowron who acted as
Judge, announced that the defendants
were found guilty and were sentenced
to be lined up in front of all the cam
era fiends in the party, each of whom
was to send picture to the defend
| ants
The party left Manitowoc at $50 for
Oshkosh where they were to be given
a trolley ride around the city before
leaving for their respective homes.
CHAs. kIRwAN.
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AND now comes the cheering news
that Bryan is going to learn Spanish.
Van Moltke could keep silent in seven
different languages while Bryan can
tear silence 70 shreds with only one.
Now that he has talked the American
people into WEAKNESS. he can take a
wback at Spain or Mexico and teach
'em something it would be we'll fol
them to know. The Mexicans will
like Bryan and he will like them az
they are i'll thorough agreement OF
financial matters.
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LOW RATES TO BUFFALO AND
POINTS EAST

On August Il and %. the Chicago
y North Western R'y will make less
than one half rates to Buffalo and g
turn at the time of the Grand Army
Eneampment, tickets good returning
until September 20. by deposit with
JOINT Agent at Buffalo, enabling pa
irons of this line to extend their trir
to New York, Boston, and other points
IN the east, and make liberal saving
IN railway fares. This Is the route
selected by Commander in Chief Gen
eral Clarkson. For time of specia
trains and other information. INQUIRE
OF agents Rate from Manitowoc t.
Buffalo and return SI5.4O. BIS
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AT last genuine duel in which
there was purpose to kill has been
fought in France. 1t was with swords
and between Prince Henri of Orleans
a Frenchman, and the Count of Turin
an Italian. The prince was seriously
wounded in the abdomen. The dueI
resulted from some criticisms on the
Italian officers of the army while prs
oners at Abyssinia, written by the
prince and published in a French pa
per. The duel has created as much
excite nent in France as did the Cor
fett-Fitz1immons fight in this coun
try.
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first publication August = Rqfl No 81
SIATE OF WISCONSIN COUNTY CnuRT ron
~ hANIroWoC COUNTY, In Probate
Ia The matter of the estate of Ernst Wagner
deceased. 'H'''
On rC1dng and filing the petition of Ernst
wagner Tue executor of the las will and of tho
estate OF SAID deceased, for the adjustment ami
allowance of his administration account fand
The assignment of the residue of said estate
10 Such other persons are by law entitled To
the sameL "
II Is ordered that said account be examined
adjusted and allowed a. a special tern, of sand
court To be held at the office of the County Judge
IN the ilty of Maritowoc. in said comfy ON
tuesday; the 3lst day of August A. ID. 1877. al 10
o'clock A, Nj.
II Is further ordered that upon the adjustment
ana allowance of such account by this Court as
aforesaid and at the time and place he?epb, fore
appointed therefor, the residue of said estate b,,
ny theturther order and Judgment of this court
assigned to such persons are by law entitled to
the same.
1t rs further ordered that notice of the tiua
ana place OF examination ana allowance of such
account ana OF the assignment of the residue of
std estate, he gwen 10 all persons Interested low
publication of this order for three successive
weeks before sand day, in the Manitowoc Pilot.
a weekly newspape" printed and published at
the city and county of Manitowoc aud State of
Wisconsin. "
Dated, July 80. 1897
BY the Court
j. =. ANDERSON Tnuutv I,,lga
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IT has been limited by many that not

IT has been limited by many that not
few SO called labor leaders are really
in the employment of corporations
and other employers of labor. These
hints were more the suggestions of
suspicion than of direct knowledge.
1t has been said that the mine operat
ors are the fomenters of the present
strike. The purpose was to stop pre-
duction thus enabling them to dispose
of coal on the dump and lot of re-
fuse matter which would become sal
able if an artificial scarcity of coal was
brought about
President Dolan of soue labor or
ganization, who has been extremely
active in inducing men to quit work.
in his cross examination in the injunc-
ton proceedings, acknowled that the
strike was made at the request of sey
eral mine presidents. He gave the
names of three, James Shields. Cap
tain Steytler and Captain Blythe.
These men were DESTROYS of strike
in order to injnre a competitor, De
Armitt, who, they said, were running
the trade.
The poor laborers were simply used
as tools in fight between rival oper
ators. The apparent purpose of the
strike was to benefit the poor miners
The real purpose, TO bring a success
fnl competitor to terms. 1t was con
spiracy which the courts should pro
ceed to punish and punish severely
These poor miners, who rarely see
sunlight and who can enjoy but few
of the comforts of home, band them
selves together so that by union they
could secure some rights which as in
dividuals would be denied then. aud
they are betrayed by those they trust,
by those who were given control of
their actions. The poor men will re-
turn to the mines with no improve
ment in their condition and with heavy
loss to themselves. There certainly
should some means be found by the
government to secure these men jus
tice and better their condition.
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FIRST publication Aug. 10, 1917 No 40
STAfE OF WISGONSIN,-COUNTy CouRT ron
~ MANITowoC COUNTY. In Probate
In the matter of the estate of Julia Traiuor de-
ceased. "
To all whom it may N, Letters testa-
mentary on SAID estate of Julia Trainor iate of
the own of ManitowCc Rapids, in said county
eased, tes tate having been issued To Henry
huiholland on the 18th day of August A. d. 1897
ana SIX months from and after said day being a
loved and limited for creditors to present their
81 nmS Tor examination and allowance. notice is
hereby given rat the court above named will IT
regular terms thereof To he held on the Fl rst Tues
day IN each of the months of October and De
ce nber. 1897 and March 1898 all at the probate
Office OF the 'unty judge in The city of Nanito-
Woo IN sad county, Il i've examine and adj.
Just all claims and demands of all PERSONS
against SAID deceased
Dated August Nth 1897
BY the COnrt
sepIq J. S ANDERSON Cnnntv Indoo
Michael Kirwan. attorney.
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EXCURSION

August 21st and % the Wisconsin
Central Lines viii sell excursion tick
cts at rate of one fare for the round
trip, tickets limited for return passage
to and including Setember 9th 1897.
on account os the annual meeting of
the American Pharmaceutical Associ-
alton at Lake Minnetonka Hotel La
fayette).
For further particulars inquire al
the local ticket office.
w H. Vandergrift, Agent.
Manitowoc, August 1lth 1897. 10
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Zoe. 20c. 3Uc.
SHERIFF SALE ON EXECUTION.

ATATE OF WlSC ONSIN- RtUrr Court FOR
~ MANITowOC COUNTY.
j. h. Nolan of the firm Of Nolan x Hogan
plaintiff. VS.. John Roland efendant
by virtue Of 4 execution issued ont of and
under the seal IF said circuit court in and for
the county of Maultowoc. in the above entitled
action. which juigment was rendered in an act
ION IN justice court on july 18th. A. d. 1892: and
wherein certified transcript of said iudrlnpn1
was hlet and docketed in the offica of the clerk
OF cIrcu1t court, IL and for the county of Mani
fowoc and state of Wisconsin, on the 21th day of
July a. J.. lSg1, against the personal and real
property OF the above named defendant; and for
want of sufficient goods and chartels Wherein
10 levy NJ same have levied upon aud shall
expose Tor sale IN sell al public anrtion to the
highest bidder for cash nj the sharif's Office in
the count. Jall building, the city of Manitowoc
county of Manfowoc, Wisconsin. on SATURDAY.
The znd day OF Oct tber. A. d. 1851 at the hour of
Ten clock A. VI. on that day all the right tit la
ana interest which the above named defendant
Joln Roland had ON the day 81 the docketlng of
shld judgment, to-wit:-tla 9th day of Univ A
- io'2. or has since acquired in and To the fol
lowing eScrIbed real estate, or So much thereof
rs shall be sufficient tn raise the amount due tb
plaintiff IN principal, interests and COTS to
Eeth"r with the Disbursements of sale o-wit :
The S.uth west quarter Of he south west quarter
IS W. = of the =. W, "A and west three fourths
OF the east half of the south west quarter w 3,
Of the h. - of the i. W ! = all in Section No
iweniy-four GA Township No. Twenty t2Ol North
~ Range No, twenty one CID East being Ia Man
itowoc county. Wisconsin.
Dated at Manitowoc Wisooa sin. August 18th.
A. ID 1897.
sept30 CHRIST MUTH
Sheriff in and for Manitowoc
County. Wisconsin
Faensch Il Chloupek, Pllntiff's attorneys
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The fellows who wanted federal office
and whose d.. rsa encountered the OBJ
stacle of McKrnIey's practical approval
OF Cleveland's ruIee, now invite people to
vote for Bryan at the next presidential
election. What multitude OF reaction
AIRY things Mr.. Bryan has TO perfoam
when he is given the power.