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PROF. STODDARD
 or Smith College
 ENDORSES
PwO-Febrin TabIetS
ENDORSES

He Writes
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 JOHN T. sT0DDARD,
 Professor of Obemistry.n Will relieve any kind of headache in from five to fifteen minutes. Will stop hay fever and head colds in one day. For sick and nervous headaches, neuralgia, or any head pain or congestion, Invaluable to la- dies subject to periodical headaches, Price 2bc, M~ To any one desiring 70 test Mese Ta6leks, q liberal fviaE Paekage 7ViH6s senf # thfS od0eytiSemeNt Dc mailed, 7vih s-ceNf Sfamb, 70 PYRo-FEBRIN CO. Northampton, Masa.
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Many ofthe mysterious warships reported as Spanish are doubtless members of our own squadrons.

M. L. Yocum, Cameron, Pa, says, q was sufferer for ten years, trying most all kinds of pile remedies, but without success. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve was recommended to me. I used one box. It has effected permanent cure. l" As 8 permanent cure for piles DeWiti's s Witch Hazel Salve has no equal W. D. Heald,
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REMARKABLE RESCUE Michael Curtain, Plainfield, ILL, makes the state ment that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated for 8 month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was hopeless victim of consumption, and that no medi- cine could cure her. Her druggist sug- gested Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption she bought bottle, and to her delight found herself benefited from first dose. She continued its use, and, after taking six bottles, found her self sound and well; now. does her own housework, and Is as we'll as she ever was. Free trial bottles of this Great Dis- covery at E. K. Tatt's Drug Store. Large bottles 50 cents and $1. 6
The Press., 1898-05-26

A.
 G. G. BIAKEsLEE Secretary. D. F. BURRITT, een1 Manager
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WAR NEWS.

The battle OF Santiago was begun
early on Friday morning. A dispatch
from General Shafter to the war de
partment announced the fact The
American army numbers 1900.
England declines to hold the Gresh
am Notwithstanding SPANS request.
1t was lumored in Madrid on Friday
that Camara had passed through the
SneZ canal.
1t is said. on what purports to be
good authority, that the Spanish gov
ernOr general had offered to turn over
the government of Manila to the Ger
man admiral bnt the latter declined.
This may be all there is to the report
ed interference by Germany
Sagasta says SPAN Is not looking
for peace. 1t is rumored that Blanco
and Cervera have had falling out.
The Spaniards begin to think the
United States government Is in earn
est abont attacking its seaport towns
and Is alarmed.
Inva7i, of Porto Rico will follow
the fall of Santiago The expedition
wilt be in charge OF Gen. Brooke 1t
Is said that Wisconsin regiments will
accompany him.
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SAVINGS BANK FOR SOLDIERS.
Run by the Government Tor Sums of
Not Less Than Five DoIIars-Pays
Interest Amounts Over $50.

1t may not generally be known that
for many years the general goyernme Mt
has conducted a savings bank for the
accommodation of certain citizens, says
the Kansas City Journal. An act of
congress of the date of May IS, 1872,
provides that any soldier In the army
may deposit with any paymaster his
savings in sums not less than five dol
lars, and il shall be the duty of the pay
master to supply the soldier with de-
post book, in which are entered the
amounts of his deposits. When the de-
pOsits have reached the sum of $50 the
government is required TO pay the de
position Interest at the rate of four per
cent. per annum. Having once deposit
ed sum of money the depositor is not
permitted TO draw ii until the date of
his discharge. The deposits are exempt
from attachment for debt, but they for
felt to the government if the deposition
deserts from the army. The govern
ment assumes the responsibility for all
such deposits and a defaulting paymas-
ter can work the soldiers no injury
Paymaster Ruckcr once told the writer
that about 80 per cent. OF the enlisted
men in the regular army awaited them
selves of this privilege.
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''MON ARCH
POOR BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
Nav n. ISIS

May II, 1SPs.
City attorney was directed to proceed against
the children Of Jos. MrOtek and compel them IN
support their father. Notice of the county poor
committee requesting the city 10 take charge of
Joseph NyIskI wa presented. Clark was di
rected 10 notify the city of Two Rivers not O
CIV" any more ard. City attorney was directed
70 interview Joseph Finch what he intends to do
ahout his mother Following claims were al
lowed and ordered paid. F.C. Buerstatte medi-
ctne ; iH27 Sane T. Bast family -, j. Werner
Int Mrotek case 20; Cato. clothing Paul Olson
chi 'dren BIB; \, Eut;els groceries j. BaTth II oi:
1t. Narys Hospital hrdg. haby Monk / rs To- IT,
Is, 20: }. Mrotek / 10 els, : Il: Mary Jackow-
sky !. 10 = ! 81; George Harlck , Is to ole,
$500. $50 70
Recommendations allowed, Chas. Wilson AID
FANNY, transp. 10 Sheboygau. y: Mrs Klosre--
man aTd daughter, transp. To Ludington 4.25;
tlre. Murray =: Mr. PITT hriig, f FIo>sbacn -
NJ +. Standt Sam Randolph -; Jos Ulric,, g.
Iorris"u -; Oliver Aslak~on 81: +. Larson =:
MS Brnse hIdg. + Spiukc -: Mrs. Guetns
schuw So !. Lawrence brdg. Graham $40.
6. " Maryardl 8: Mrs. Aug lierady 81 -. Mrs.
r. r ,,r"lt i, =; Mri ManPng ~ Capt Briggs
Manning 81: Frank StcOuf rent MIS- Manning
S-za' Henry Polsen >: Mrs Nlckrls 81; Mrs q.
hurowsky $; Al. Fouskv s. Total SI2l
FIRST Ward.-Nrs. Hoh -: HartwIg -.
Ms Lortnz $; Mrs. Sattler 81; Mrs PITT ::
h,s Schultz -; Il. schmidt -: Mrs. Hennlng
Second Ward-Mrs Kelley -: Mis- AndSrsnr
) arrIe Nelson 81 Louis Larson $40 Nrs
tir"il :; Mis-. Benson :; iouI- Olson $40; Mrs.
Flint =.
Third Ward-Mrs Breziusky 5; Mrs Schultz .
Nh. Behrmeyer 3: C " Narguardt :. Mrs
tfu@tnchow 10; VI. Abitz :. +. Buischeck = Total
SO.
Fourth Ward-Loui- Larson Sans u. rtha
Koch ;.
Fifth Ward Mrs Kuba 3. W Sieberr 10. Nrs
| N"rc"fskI = Mrs. Strijlskv 3: I'd Rartels s. Hen
| ~ SchWarz : Total "a %
| Sixth Ward Nellie Rathsack ); Mrs. Sual
| Aldc son 6. Total SII
Seventh Wari-Mrs Mpohai>ky5 Mrs Richie,
| sky l. Al F"neky /; Mrs. Nuyak &; Peter Iiappa 3
Mrs. thaplefoky I" May !. :, Sebastian Poh t,
Ma! ], .: Frank EaEn , Total Si3
| EacapltulHtinn laims 10 -. Recommends
| toms l24 First ward =, Second - Thru T.;
Fourth Il: Fifth I 80; Sixth IL; Seventh q To
| tai 49,
| ARTHUR RFlCHfRT Clcg k
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LOVE AMONG LAPLANDERS.
Curious Customs That Are sun in
Vogue Among Inhabitants of
the ley Land.

When a young Laplander is IN love
with girl he and she run a race. He
is heavily handicapped, so that She may
win if she chooses. and if she outrun
him he cannot propose again. OF course
she suffers herself to be overtallen if
she cares for him, but the consent of
her parents must be obtained before
she can be married. The law of the
land is very strict on this point, and
in Olden times the man was subject TO
capital punishment if he married with
out the consent of the girls parents.
After a Laplander has chosen bride
he sends her a present of a girdle, a
ring and quantity of brandy; he
goes as far as the door of her hut, but
remains outside until invited to enter,
when a bumper of brandy is offered to
the girls father; if he drink it is a
sign he consents to the marriage, and
the young lover then promises to give
the girl some clothes, and pays a sum
of money, generally 100 copper dollars,
on the spot. This, of course, is rem
nant of marriage by purchase which,
In primitive times, succeeded marriage
by capture. Banns are published once
in Lapland and the marriage ceremony
is very short. The bride wears her hair
loose and has gold band round her
head. Her presents and her dowry are
generally reindeer, and she and her
bridegroom remain with her parents
for year after marriage.
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When e'lincton WINS Mrd

Car Nicholas visit to Windsor in
1874 afforded Murray an opportunity
TO be present at one of the few occa-
sions when the duke of Wellington lost
control Of himself. He did it at a re-
view before the queen, her imperial
guest and the royal family, when, con
trary to his orders. ;s3ued for the
queens convenience, the guns were
fired. The hero of a hundred fights
Stormed in "a most violent manner"
When the prince tried to pacify him by
saying it was doubtless a mistake he
replied: 1T is very good of your royal
h-ghncss to excuse it, hut there should
be no mistakes; military orders should
be punctually obeyed, and so long as
| command the army they shall be
obeyed!" The emperor was astonished.
and the suites looked al each other with
blank faces, while the artillery was or
dered off the maneuverng ground.
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THOSE who think war nice thing
will be appealed to through their
pockets to change their opinions when
tax paying comes. Stamps are now
"the thing Bank checks. drafts,
certificates OF deposit and money
orders must each have a 2 cent STAMP.
Promlsory notes &c for each 500.
Telephone aud telegraph messages,
each lc. Certificates Of all kinds 10c.
Deeds SOC. for every $500 Lease for
one year, 25c, for 3 years soc, for
more than ; years 81 On mortgages
for more than $1,000, 25c, each addi-
tional 5000, 25c. On receipts for pay
ment Of money over s.. one cent.
This Is the stamp tax alone. Add to
this the tax on other commodities and
the payment III time OF 5000, 100000
borrowed. Then the danger the boys
undergo who are at the front, the anx
iety of friends, the destruction OF
property and you can realize some OF
the beauties of war
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A WOMAN'S TACT.
She Drew Pair of Opera Glasses on
the Court and Got Into
Trouble.

A Detroit lady once had an experience
ont IN western Kansas that she will
never forget. just after her wedding
trip her husband was called TO that Sec
tion on business, and they decided, like
sensible people, that both should go.
Out of spite, Il typical real estate shark
Of those days had the husband arrested
because he declined to stand quietly by
and see himself sWindled.
The prisoner WAS taken before a JUS
tice of the peace who knew good deal
more about the reports of a siA-shCotcr
than those of the supreme court, and
who could have drained the fountaiE Of
knowledge had he drank as coriously
there as at some other places. The
angry bride insisted upon attending the
trial, and in the midst Of it she so far
forgot herself as to level pair of opera
glasses upon the court, whose big heau
bore striking resemblance to Il brush
heap. 1t was a new one on the justice
and too much for him. He swiftly
ducked under the table and shouted:
"Deputy, disarm that woman" After
getting the drop on her the officer Sc
cured the glasses and laid them ginger
ly before the court. who pre- mptly
roared that the woman was fined 81. eco
for contempt.
But she did not lose her head. Ask.
ing the right to speak for herself, she
went to the bench" explained the
glasses, had the Justice look out over
the plains with them and then, after a
few pretty woods of apology, gave them
to him. He hit the table mighty blow
TO reconvene court, opened the drawer
which contained his personal arsenal.
and fined the prosecuting witness $25
fur insultin' visitin' lady and gent
in cOntrariety fer law and cterket."
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DIS COVERED By A WOMAN

Another great discovery has been
made and that too, by lady in this
country. Disease fastened its clutch
es upon her and for seven years she
wltbstood Its severest tests, but her
vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily, and
could not sleep. She finally discov-
cred a way to recovery, by purchasing
of us bottle of DR. Kings New Dis
cry for Consumption, and was so much
relieved on taking first dose that she
slept all night; aud with two bottles
has Teen absolutely cured. Her name
is Mrs. Luther Lutz. Thus writes
" {. Hammick x Co, OF Shelby. n.
{. Trial bottles free at Henry Hin
rlchs Drug Store. Regular size soc
and SlOO. Every bottle guaranteed.
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We. the undersigned merchants of the
city of Manitowoc, Wisconsin, hereby
agree to ciosa our stores on Mondays.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and FRIDAYS, at
& p, m, and on "Wednesday and Satur-
days not later than $40 p. M. This
agreement to take effect on July 9TH 1898
and 10 continue in force until October
LIST. 1898.
f.. Nj. Carstens, Schuette Bros, T.. ].
ScbmIdtman, ROssmeissl 4 Schreiter, T..
q. dip, Chas. Sobel, Rechcygl II Maresh,
Louis Iolinsky, Ed Harris. NJ. Davidson,
Mendlik Il Mulholland, c. SaIak Jr +,
Henry Spoentgen, FL. Tendick. Hoyer
Bros, The Chas. Salak Co, John F.
Dnmke. o. Torrison 4 Co, G. Luebke,
Her ~ Escb, L. &. Schulz, Gerpheide Il
ROrkotf.
G. Liebnow II Son, J. A. Rumme!a. e.
w. Fehrs, l.. q. Noeelsang, +. w. Se.ai,
Hemp.on Bros Rechcygl X SEEKER, G..
". Fechter, 10. Mlada, W. krainIk, Nc
Mahon Il Miller. Ed. julie & Son, H. J.
Meyer Fl. Martens, Theo. Schmldtman
4 Son. {. f. Fechter, 10 Staehle & Son.
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Fond du Lac, Wis, July 1.-The
body Of Henry Fohrman was found
IN a cedar swamp near here to day.
strangled to death, and it is believed
he committed suicide. He had le-
moved his suspanders and tieing them
to two cedar trees SO that the ends
were three feet from the ground,
looped shoe strings around his neck
and fastened the ends to the suspend
ers He had evidently been dead two
days. He had acted strangely for
some time past,
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Ileotificd by n Thum u ma r l.

mark" method Of identifying criminal
is recorded in Bengal. \ prisoner had
committed murder which seemed to
leave no clew behind it whatever, but,
III turning over the papers of his victim,
he had by chance smudged an atlas
with his thumb. In Bengal they pre-
serve an impression of the thumb of
everyone who has been convicted of d
crime and the atlas was sent off for the
inspection of experts.
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Notice for Changing Grade of Streets

w hereas II Is contemplated to change and re
establish the grade of Madison ST from 10Th
street To- the lake and interesting streets, in the
CITY of Manltuwuc. And the Board of Public
Nurks having viewed the SAID premises affected
and determined the damages and benefits which
Will accru" to each parcel of the admitting real
estate by reason of such contemplated char &c
IA q alteration of street grade M Il having filed
Il err report o. such determination III the office
OF tie city clerk.
Notice Is hereby given that such report Is open
for review AT the Office of the city clerk and
VIII be so continued for the space of twenty
Gays from The date hereof, and that on the 10th
day of July lSgS. at IL O'clock in the forenoon,
the SAID Board of Public Works Will he in session
IN the city council rooms to hear all objections
that may be made to such report. by order of
the Board of Public WORKS.
Dated June u. !s!S.
ARruIE IN suEUr CLARK
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YELLOW JAUNDICE CURED.

Suffering humanity should be sup
piled with every means possible for
It's relief 1t is with pleasure we pub
lish the following: This is to cert
fly that | was terrible sufferer from
Yellow Jaundice for over six months.
and was treated by some of the best
physicians in our city and all to no
avail. DR.. Bell, our druggist, recon
mended Electric Bitters; and after
taking two bottles, | was entirely cur
ed. L now take pleasure in recon
mending them to any person suffering
from this terrible maIady. | am
gratefully yonrs. Nj. A. Hogartv, Lex
lngton, Ky Sold by Henry Hinrichs
Drnggist
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DiNOrCc in Cana

In canada the man or woman who
wants TO sever the bonds of matrimony
mast go before the Dominion parlia-
ment, when the committee on divorce
in the senate takes up the case and goes
over the details very thoroughly, and
if, in the opinion of the committee, the
testimony warrants the granting of q
divorce the report to that effect is made,
and both houses concur in a bill giving
the required relief
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Hamilton was one of the first great
houses in Scotland to use dessert
spoons. A rough country squire dr.
ing there for the first time, had been
served between the second course
witt a sweet dish containing cream
or Jelly, and with it thu servant hand
ed him Il dessert spoon, The rllrd
turned it round and round in his great
fist and said to the servant:
what di | ye gle me this for, ye
id fule? Do We think ma mooth
has got any smaller since All lappi
up ma soup?"
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(Firsr publication Nav 26 1873 J

IN FlRt UT COURT ASITownC COUNTY.
! Katherine Doyle. Plaintiff VS.. John Doy lie.
leIrance D"yl and Agnes Doyle his wife. Della
Do le ANNE boyle. Nellie kavanaugh, Patrick
Long, and Elizabeth Long. his wife, Walter
Long and ------ Long, his wife, ther gwen
name beng unknown, Mary Lnrlgan, Bridget
Token. Margaret Long. Thomas Long an infant
following described real estate Hing and beng
situate IN MantUwuc county, Wisconsin, and
n;;r'I' uiarly desci Ibcd as follows: Tho North
east Quarter OF the NorthW quarter of section
No. Thirteen IN township No. Twenty north of
rge No. Twenty ION" east. contuIuirg forty
irr's of land more or less, Defer d;u.ts
Notice Is hereby gwen that by virtue of. and
pursuant to n Judgment Of foreclosure and or
der ot sale rendered In the above entitled acton
Oh the 18th day Of February. A. y. 1891. | shall
expose FOR sale and sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash AT the shertI~ Oihc, in the CITY
an.i county of ManItowoc, Wisconsin, on the OF a
d"E Of July. \. ID. 1888, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ of
tat day al the hereinafter described real t5tat
directed 10y SAID Judgment To- he sold tu pay and
satisfy that portion of the amount adjdd-sed in
tie action 10 the plaintiff for priucIpal interest
and costs which still remain unpaid ard unsat
-led. toe 'tl"r with all subsequent interest and
costs.
The premises to be sold are described Hs fol
IONS: All Of the right, title and interest held a.
owned hythc above named defendant John DOYLE
or his helrs, If any, or by his their assigns by
III" sad defendant Thomas Long and 10y tho IN
known owners, if any. of, in and 10 the North
Ter, \. w. Ia, of Section No. Thirteen tI&) III
township No. Twenty 2u}, North of Range No
~entI One. CD East, In the County of Mantle
Voc. State of Wisconsin,
Dated May 10Th, A. d. 1895
CHRIST MUTH.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, July John J Fin
negan. president of the American
Federation of Steam Engineers, is at
the county hospital with fractured
skull, the result of All attack upon
him by some men supposed to be
members of the stone cutters union.
He may not recover. Finnegan Wa
found unconscious Oh the third floor
of 1873 Washington street. and it Is
thought he had been hurled down
stairs from the floor above
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Sheriff of MHnitowO, Co WIS
Nash ~ Nash. Plaintiff : Attorneys july


First publication June 9. 1905 NU3
! \ PRO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY CURT
In the matter of the estate nf Theresia Ban
mann deceased.
To All whom i may concern: Letters tesla
maHtary or sand estate having been Issued {,
LoulS A. Baumann, on the 2ld day Of june \
D. 1898, and six months from and after SAID da.
being allowed and limited for creditors to Dra
sent their claims for eXamIuafI on and alluSan nee
notice is hereby given that the undersigned vii
on the first Tuesdays of November and Decem
Der, A. d. lHS, at the probate office In the CIT,
of NanItowoc, in SAID county. receive, examine
and adjust all claims, ana demands of all person
against said deceased.
Dated j nc 2Hd lsgS
J. $. ANDERSON. County Judge
t. " Dlcke, Attorney. jail
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JACKSON, Mo, July 1.-James Lail.
a pro porous ftimar, and wife, living
) miles sorth, We're murdered today
10y John Headrik - year-old farm
hand who had teen discharged. Head
rick shot the farmer four times. killing
him.
The murdered mans wife threw
herself on his body and asked for
mercy, bnt Headrick cut her throat.
After compelling the daughter of
his employer to wash the blood off
his clothes, Headrick escaped. A
sherItf's posse is in pursuit.
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The two men who took up subscrip
tons FOR the city hospital at the north
side are through with the business
forever and ever" They don't blame
those who refused to sign" but those
who requested them to call again
and kept this movement up to the linn
ii of WEAKNESS are responsible for the
change of heart here mention ID The
man who goes about with subscrip
ton list even for worthy purpose
should be sent to lunatic asylum.
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Notice of Assessment of Benefits.

Notice II hereby given that final determine -
ton haT been had 10y the board Of Aldermen of
IT," city of MHmtuwuc Of the benefits to Ice as
s.sSad 10y the several parcels. tracts or lots of
II q! estate abuttlig on the proposed improve
mcut Of New orr, Ave. from Sth st to Far ~
and Michigan Ave. from Far ST. To the X Il
track IN said city, aud any owner of any such
parcels Of lots of real estate who feels himself
acErleved by reason thereof, may within twenty
days after date of such determination tu-wIt:
July u, 1875. appeal ther"fruHi or be thereafter
forever barred. ARTHUR kFICIIrKT lrrk
Dated June u, lNqS.