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Baron Greasrs MsbeGI Wsbeasborg,
Der iiior Tom fGu ilemt tilTfooe Deb
Yrooslsbene / Sosnis. bar for nogen lib
Iiosn gipst iig uuber 8ebdnolins at ben
bstienbts 9. b. Sutb oa sr dlersbe | ida
bstnoslia gsbring. al Der er Soa6 on
hans fulpitanbigs Selbrsb.lis.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10
On Del Ssrr.r - paisntIig Seiftli

On Del Strrsr - p9isntIig 9siftlige
49, bar rsttst en- Spforbrins til giitop
gua9ss Gmbtbsbrsbrs, 0ticipIs, 9enntr
% getienbte ON at pps giorag til ct
Wonument paa hans 9rdb. gibraaens
tan inobetalss inoen Warts Wacnebs
llooanq til CONGRATULATIONS goabaubsl.
Gammsrmspsrs Soebdnoel Oa Ritdrb
anoporbs Ydpirbanotl.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

aieaerup. 9be Jsb. Sotel "aiensrup"
er at Gisren, g. guHogdorn, mogsitiftet
meo 6aarben "Rpbolm" psb Stipe, tilbss
renoe 8. Ssbsmann. SiOitnapnte gioer
5000 Sir. / gntts. Sotslets 91rbi ans
iattes til 10000 ar.. 8dorOsn til 1885,
600 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

Sdofsrer Warius gdnc, Sdhritaui
Irsotrtt SbriNsrisr. aisbmano GouorU
Stpp, Srge Otto q, gdsien oq sabri
liant s. Rtlticrs. u0e al Rano,rs. bar
Tor Ydpiitrditu uumtISt. at attiertlnd.
bet "patfsnr." Rauo,rs. oriocr 1dbti'd
ton at % 6dnptI mtb Rafiasr. appd
rdisr og Rsoitdber iii 9rua for U2cirrier
na V'tl'eprponctnttr idmt Gas g,tros
lsums % andre Wotortr. 9efprslien
ht'toor al gnmeloerrt; Sooffru Bale
sr scItpr,IIens Formdno; Sabrifdut
ebrtittnien tr Iirsttsr. Qftittupttdt,n
az 10000 ar. % fulot inbbttdlt,
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

0ISenter onifeS oueratt til a; iplae
NIhe History Of our War with spain
az Jamss aanila YouHg, riseljg iIluitreret
% ben men tnlcfiRnOige og paaliotltge BE.
ltriUelle az oeure arig. Set uotummer pai
Norlt. 5penlt, INT % gngelit. giberals
aommlsliouer 5rQgteu beiales. areOit at
pee, bnrtigt CvgIgr. ltoitDr irit. Seuo ii
2.aeAis IT mTrter for 8orto. aoresie:
The Hocy Publishing Co., Chicago, ILL.,
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

8 Sagsn mob 9. .. gnOrsaien. Der
ben 7oe Suli 1897 | guntiuse pso 5oas
BERG orebte ben 44uaris. Big. Rari.
Gritisn, bar Ssisitsret itabfritst Sb.rr.ts
tens Dom. peb bOilten a%nbrsaien bar
bsmt 8 Mars 2ugtbusarbtio. for n1pnt.
9rab og for forNjslias 3nOsrisr. Be-
brngsrisr Og 5ulitnerier. 8 9ommen ubs
talss, at 9iltulte lioer al Gpilspii os life
fan uniees for fulot tslrsgnsIig.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10
Ooroe.

Sanoflotos goItad6nert benapnes
'remtiois 8innaroooen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

Gnfes. en- Hint Iinimeb, iUnr
o8iaG er goo BIumbsr og 5urnaes
NIan0, Tan iad Hr5eibe for miH6it Fl Qar.
Sea er oIlltg III at bsiale $500 om aaret /
FgB lor en- llini og abiolut pornelia g{ano.
Str.v til &. g. SteusiaHo, geresioto, 5.g.
2Bb4
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

StHatgs. Der beoite Sloffarm /
Otter 1ati go, DtiHr.. 3 URil ira lJerGus
duus, beiiaaeuoe AZ 33l acres. Aaer,
1Iaattc oa Sfoulauo. Spar lite paa Detts.
meominore be bar 5000 at betale paa. 81
8. SiHobera aibbp. yliHn. 28b3
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10
Sets Gnocligt.

Srebrtfsftobs 9rRnoepinsiamlaa
lutteoes Iorleben Ssroag WioDag ST..
! unber itor 5ilitrsmning at Menns=
Fer, ianbIpnligpis tiltalot at Samlas
gets 4nnonce: "Reitbeboloninoen re-
aliieres". Golf itob / &e Ianet uooper
9aoen pg blsp iluppet ino / portions
big utturat iom unoer Gamlaesafs
i~tsmninsen i 5rebritsbolo, og be tom
glade uo igisn psr at BABE Taust ton
trollsrsoe" Uarsr.
Spasmaesrs bopoe p9rst ube oa
bnbret Somlasst paa tit iibite peo at
banse en- ardns pda 9srsn, Der enbnu
Hptaarsodg 5ormiobus prargebe
uoenpuu. ubsn at noaen oiIbe fpritprr.
Grapfrebens Ro. pau Srarien bar Der
en- gapirilsife. bpor Der pua ben enc
Sios fob:
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10
SAT- Gicuo 0 10,
tiiSaIas entr ttaeie.

woerhsirmeritr uno,r "9nF,s". "Elltie". tit.
iaigs@ 81 ~g'tsripgrairl" 'ottr % G,ntg Tor y Orr
ior bber @1u1. ~ en- Gent ~. Gro Tor al. lon opsr.
fiarr - Gro, aptytrsNsmtnts ~in0taqc5 Hfc Tor
mlnorr emo ~ Geaie. 4rnGc maa nirnoi8siia H~tofgIg.
aBc 8cttlltHafr. Itt lsHntr "a Ute al 6oI'srs flt
inca hummer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

Stuai9s. l7S acres s5orm til.
lalas. Higtig 6goer'igb, ON QjBbereu
tGget datnieu Behooelie igr 8%aardauHpa.
sfoO % Brairte. Stort itauoinaDit Get
tlement. aoresie: Dor 1891, 6aiulep.
Dtliil. 27b4
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10
"Sfte bearRbt.
gsrns 5sbs bar ou eot,"

% paa ben anben:
"opil | 5reo".
paa andre Samlaasuoialg bar ops
bGngt arunis msb S%nitription: Sat
for Samp9rst", "Ssit bar ou elItet.
bp6t er bu fapnet".
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10
az Kiede for en- Days Arbejde.

-s~-kaES
nreugs og Piger kan faa ct Dikkel-
p~lstteret Uhr SAINT Kissde og Charm
- Tor NJ sslge1li Dusin Pakkeraf Bluine
q 10 Cents stykket. Send elders fulde
~ Atrsase med ~omgaaeude Post, og vi vii
!. prrns p~ort0frit SAINT en- stor pramieliste.
I,,i.ngss ingsn Pengs.0 Skriv paa Engelsk.
rryE 70, BOX sos. Concord Junction, Mass.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

Nnncs. ling Wauo sniter Grcn,
- merDarbetoc Bitnnsiota eler Tutota.
@p0c aubefainger. Nbr Gjrastle @rcas
merp 60, Sanmon0. I'll. Groir so. isis.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10
GiliaIae. 1Ortel Renasrub. Rem.

} tFTHfWV' -OEtF stNBttHUl JftIU.
burg, Ninn., lom ousrtsreoe fin ifdrm
tilialgs, beoer "Iscorab Roifeu" oplpie, al
ban bar mootaget 'aa mango 6oreipgrgler,
at oct er umlltgt at ioarc paa benz
due. Briler pan Jarn,eu er $40 Or. Gcre.
y, 900 ~fonidlt. BeitsH paa 5eultauo til 3
trocetit dente. 28b2
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

>tRAlt5u BIne.
wusr Iigt,
Et5u, ID
Fga,.aifns,
rt grH 'lHA VI
A'Rt eiRIyit
H. pINlksL
rykE Ilifn
|Fis Hiul T0g
slS,i5 Bid
b. Q.ns 800
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

MINT.
Sre. 4 arertr. gNuirs "A Or,
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asusr,. mesuooS &C. W2jau.
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Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

cal Ot tIpbtus.garsr.
l@funo'tnbsosn er Der Otter. Iia got.)
Liyyh,s-iis sit.t tl9st' 4pt -i aiter.
betpeer ct suubreps. "a 700 ,,. S.nIIness
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12

l.. J. NAsH's letter to the Portage
DemocI at, which paper is getting I'D ex
preston OF opinion from the leading
democrats OF the state, was one OF the
best, il not the best published by that
paper Mr.. Nash places party devotion
on high plane, not too high TO be reached
II honestly strlven for.
1t pleads for indIviduallsm, IN the sep Sc
that each individual acts with that party
which best represents his ideas Of the
principles OF government which should
be put IN practice. The principles of the
democratic party are such that il honest
ly adhered to will most firmly establish a
popular form OF government which shall
do justice TO all. When party couven-
lions lose sight Of these principles and
make the securing OF Office the object to
be sought, the true party man feels that
10 obeylng the convention bebeste be is
not acting so as TO carry out the highest
and best purpose OF the party
Mr.. Nash advises that N case of q
conference, grievances should not be
brought by those in attendance. The
purpose should be to place the party 90
the line OF principles which gave it origin
and by holding II there steadily 1t will
attract, because 1T will deserve, popular
support.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12

IT is little amusing to notice the die
play OF virtue msde by members of the
Legislature and other officials who bsys
refused passes. The mandate q, the
party, is what has impregna,ed them
with the germ Of virtue. 1t is sipoplsr
that honesty could not be recoon,za.i as
such unless II bore party label as 10 it's
genainess. There are many peonle IN
MaDltowoc who have refused nsssas lone
before any political party said !, vas
wrong, but THY aid not busy themselves
10 advertising their refusal. IN !, ,s
wrong TO take pass now IL was wrong
10 do so before the party declared against
the practice. The Pilot has mora resnact
for those who took their passes and nsed
them, II such WAS their practice in the
past, than for those who ostants,,opsiv
return &c them and then proclaimed their
integrity from the house tops.
be Pilot Is opposed TO the nsss svs-
TEN. but 1t wants refusal TO srcant them
proceed from q consciousness OF impro-
pretty IN so doing and not from a desire
TO create an opportunity tor seIt-lauds
ton. Not one person in thousand In
this state would refRse a pass NJ offered
him. With such sentiment nravail,no
sBy attempt to suppress The pass IL
either foolish or hypocritIeal
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12
First publication Jan. ;. 1899.

IN CIRCUIT COURT-MANITowOC COUNTY
L STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Mary Nelson, Plaintiff VS. Charley McCulley,
Defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that under and by viz
tue OF an execution issued out of and under the
seal OF the circuit court for Manltowoc county
state of WIscC nsln, on the 3lst day of December
A. ID. 1893, subscribed by Schenian and Kelley
attorneys for above named plaintiff upon A
Judgment rendered in the Municipal Court for
danItowoc County. State of Wisconsin, on the
30th day of December, A. ID. 1898 in favor of
the above named plaintiff and against the
above named defendant, a certified copy of
which said Judgment was hl5d and said judg
Iuent duly docketed in the office of the clerk
of the circuit court, in and for MaritowGc
county, state of WISCONSIN,. on the 30th day of
December, 1928 for the sum of Three Hundred
Fourteen Dollars ana Thirtyseven cents (s3l4 81
damages and costs. which said execution Is 10
me directed and delivered: | have levied upon
and seized all right, title and interest which the
tbove named defendant Charley McCulley had
the following desert bed lands on the said Both
day Of December, A. d. 1898. or at any time
thereafter: to-wIt; an Undivided one-ttiId inter
st, In and to the East Uhe-half of the East One
half of the Southwest one quarter of section four
y. IN township nineteen tl9) north. of range
twenty-five lZ2l east, III the comfy of Mantle
voc. and state of Wisconsin: and thet SHAH ex-
pose said property for sale, and II the same. az
The law directs, to the highest bidder for cash
At the front door of the court house. In the city
II Nanltowoc, county of Nal itowOc, state Of
Wisconsin, on Saturday the 18th day of Febru-
forenoon of that day.
Dated at Manitowoc, Wisconsin. this January
3rd, A. d. 1899.
HENRY LEHRMANN. Sheriff,
tebl6 Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
5chenian Kelley, Attorneys for plaintiff.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12
FOUR CORNERS NEWS.

Anna thinner who has been quite
seriously ill with lung fever, is con
valescing.
Gust. Homer was pleasantly sur
prised last Saturday evening by the
appearance of a number of his friends
to celebrate his entrance into his new
house.
Program for the Teachers Meeting
to be held at Grimms, Jan. q.
Lowell's Present Crisis etc. ....... Lizzie Meany
oeersia!er .thRs. f. W erner
Green's Eng; Hist. Chapt. III and III DIR. FaIge
MethoGs or leachIre 1900. .-....-. Hanna Brennan
iuedi Ieacher---.--.. ..r..-..W VIII. Christensen
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiesner pleasantly
entertained a number of their friends
and relatives Saturday evening. 1t
being the anniversary of their birth.
Ones birthday happens to fall on Sat
urday and the other on Sunday. hence
the celebration of both This may be
considered as an economical occur
ence.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12

HE convention which met in Milwau
kee last week to discuss municipal re-
form is one OF the most important that
ever met 10 THE country il attention be
directed TO that form of government In
which the people are most interested. 1t
is singular fact that people urge tie
municipal ownership or public utilities,
while the affairs of municipalities 10 the
bands OF those selected by the people or
their representatives are managed not
only lnefficiently but 10 utter disregard ct
public interests. 1t would seem that re
form should first be instituted In the
management Of city affairs before an in
crease Of dnties would be considered,
The larger the city the greater the dis
regard OF public interests. 1t must be
the system which is in fault. There are
many positions which are sinecures ond
q system OF pensionRig has grown up in
connection with the administration of
oity affairs. The smaller cities are not
free from this evil, though not oppressed
with 1t TO the extent the larger cities are.
1t is bad sligo that these things are per
mitted TO go on without remonstrance.
1t is bad sign that such q meeting as
that held in Milwaukee passed almost
unnonced. FIT had connection with the
election OF United States senator it
would not suffer from neglect.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12

TIE Wisconsin Teachers Association
has during the last few wears been giving
attention TO the needs of the rurs|
schools. President Salisbury Of the
Whitewater Normal School is taking the
lead IN this matter and is earnestly work
Ing 10 ascertain the cause OF iscsdence
and the remedy 1T is proper TO spplv.
Ihe selection OF President Harvey as
state superintendent was with reference
10 this line OF work. The people NAV ex
pect some attempt at legislation on
school matters this year which will not be
limited 10 the demands OF the UNIVERSITY.
Bat the patrons OF the rural schools
must Understand that legislation ia only
al AID 10 their own efforts. II their
sympathy with their own schools is not
active, favorable Legislation will be OF no
avail. The country school should keep
progress With the material advancement
OF the section IL which 1t is located
There should be Intelligent purpose
prompting the people IN every action
having reference TO education. We are
building up our University and properly
So The same devotion shown the
country school by it's patrons will en-
nance Its value as an educational iusti-
tutlon Lit Is what the people are willing
to co for themselves which counts. Local
effort Is far more efhcacious than outside
assistance.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12
OV ercOaeS.
Dry Goods Department.

Flescher's Tarn always sold at 25c skein now
German arm always sold at Is and zoe skein
now at. .....................I2 c a skein
Spanish Yarn always sold at l2c a skein now at 9c
SaXony I arm at sc a sken.
soc grade unlaundered shirt at 35c
1000 yards calico from to II yard lengths at &c
per yard
600 yards red and white checked prints / to T.
yard lengths at Sc per yard
1900 yards red and white checked prints to II
yard lengths at 4c per yard.
/ 900 yards blue Indigo prints at &c.
1000 yards blue and black Twill at Sc
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12
SURROUNDING COUNTRY

A cake of ice fell on man at Pewaukee
on Saturday last, causing his death
The Campfeld murder trial cost Win
nebago county $4,000 and ended in a
disagreement.
A number Of Sheboygan businessmen
are planning trlD to the West Indies to
be undertaken the early part of February.
j. F. Rlordan, principal of the Sheboy
gan schools is quite seriously sick with
disease. He has pneumonia and quick
consumption. His recovery Is doubtful.
The Sturgeon Bay stage went through
the ice near PeshtJ2o harbo- on Sunday.
The horses were drowned and the driver
had a narrow escape. There were 10
passengers.
Mrs. Iwenson OF Edgerton was lately
sent to jail fo- six months. She has a
little girl three years old, who has no one
to care for her, and she has acc npanled
her mother to jail.
Christian Phillips OF Eau Claire at
tempted to murder his employer on Mon.
day morning. When be was frustrated
in the attempt he fell on bis knees and
begged that be be shot as he was crazy.
He was later found drinking muri8tlc
dclu duu escdpluS,y ulupco Oh q ollOke ~
feet high into the river.
A sensational story comes from Clln-
tonvllie that man on ills death bed at
Appleton confessed to having murdered
Frank Froelich seven years ago at Gin
tonville with sled stake He then placed
the body 10 such a position that death
would be attributed to accident, Nothing
is known OF the confession at Appleton.
An Injunction has been served upon
the county clrrk of Lsnglade county to
restrain him from issuing orders to three
publishers for the publication of tie
banking law. The three bills amounted
70 Sl.72S. This banking law has caused
trouble throughout the |
state. 1t has gone into court 10 Lang
Jade county only.
contest Is going on IN Eau Clara
over the will OF deceased eccentric farm. |
er. He cut off his children with small
sums, leaving the property which amount.
ed TO about $4,000 to his wife. who was
bis fifth. Wilson wore the same kind of
clothes the year round. heavy under
clothing, fur cap, wool socks and fslt
boots. he always wore his socks And
boots In bed. He kept a separate stv for
each pig and bad separate building ror
escn wagon, mower, reaper etc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12
GENERAL NEWS.

Archbishop Ireland left ST. Paul on
Sunday last for Rome. He will be gone
SIX months.
Congressman Dingley, author of
the present tariff law IS SO seriously
sick that his recovery Is not looked
for.
There has been no outbreak at
Olollo, but this is due to the fact that
no attempt has been made to land l..
). troops.
The railroads interested in bridge
across the Detroit river have lncorpo-
rated and will build bridge at a cost of
100000.
Senator Judge was reelected
United States senator by the Massa
chusetts legislature by reclamation
Oh Tuesday last.
A fight with the Fillpinoe at Iloilo
seems unavoidable. A fight with the
Cubans is likewise imminent. The Ameri.
can troops have not yet landed at Iloilo,
This will be the signal for hostilities.
The supreme court of Pennsylvania
has decided that Senator Quay, his
son Richard and ex State Treasurer
Haywood must stand trial for con
spiracy, before the local court where
the action was begun.
A collision occurred between two pas.
sen ger trains on the Lehigh Valley road
at West Daellen on Monday, resulted in
the death of i persons and the injury of
%. Most Of the dead and Injured were
on an excursion train which had 400
passengers, mostly bushes smen OF New
York. The collision was due to wrong
train orders. 1t was one OF the worst
collisions OF recent years
The Cuban papers published IN Havana
now state emphatically, though not au
thOratively, that they have discovered
WHO destroyed the Name. 1t wac the
work OF a Spaniard, they say, named
Zacarias Brezmes, friend of Weyler's.
Brezmes interviewed Queeada high of
his intention. Quesada rejected the pro-
position with horror, but Brezmss per
sisted IN his work until the Maine was
destroyed. Like all reports from Cuba,
it will be wise to disbelieve this.
SharKey knocked Mccoy ont at New
York in the tenth round. 1t was
square fight, Mccoy having the
science and Sharkey the strength and
endurance. Mccoy had the best of
the fight to begin with because of his
skill and knocked Sharkey down twice
IN one ronnd. But pummeling did
the Irishman no harm and he kept
his temper, In the 10th ronnd he
had Mccoy at his mercy. Sharkey
has improved greatly in science and
is quite snre of defeating Fitzsimmons
should they meet. Fitz cannot now
refuse the Sailor a go.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12
REAL ESTATE REPORT.
Reported bv ManltoWoc Abstract

Franz Wimmler and wife to Willie Wimmler
W ID. dated Nov l, 1895 y w "a of n w of
Sec. 30, Centerville. NE4 of 5 f i of SEQ. "A.
onsldeTatiou s. coo
Anna Swoboda to VIM. Blank. W. d. dated
Dec. 81, 1898, ! w : of f 4 and \ a Of n
ex. 2 acres all IN section % Gibson also
small parcel in section %, Gibson, IN ali eS 80
acres Consideration 5000.
JOS Sloppa ct al to Jos. Tadych and Anna
Iadych, W. ID. dated Jan. 3. 1894, n 4 lot 9, blk
2tS, city. Consideration $40.
Osuld Torrison heirs to .. Torrison Co. w. ID.
dated Sept l, l>9S. 80 acres W : of W Il
Y section II, Manitowoc Rap ids. Con $500.
John Il. Schoan ct al to Matthias Orth. W ID.
dated Jan. > 1s.e, lot 8, block 3J2, city. ConsG-
GRAFTON $3.50
tredericke Boyd to Henry Dro4t, W u. dated
Dec =, 1898, - feet of lot III, block 2S5. city.
Consideration $1,000.
Chas. White to John and Charles johnson, W.
d. dated MAY ], 1880 lot block llG city. Con
slderation S7S5.
Donald Watt to Paul Mangin. W ID. dated Jan.
4, 1sse, ) Il a o. Il and So o: n T. a of 5 E
= of section y, Maple Grove. 90 acres. Consid
Grafton SlI0G.
Emil Ieitgen TO Lizzie Becker, W, d. dated
Jan. 3, 1899, lot IS block 40. city Con. 500
Frank Halberg ct al to WIN. Mueller, W. D.
dated July %, ls9S, undv. i of lot 4, block A.
Mlshicott village.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-01-12

HE American Newspaper Publishers
ASSOCIATION Is moving to have the duty
taken of pulp and print paper. The
paper makers have recently formed q
trust which now controls the paper busi-
ness OF the country. The fact that the
tariff on pulp and print paper is heavy
has made this consolidation possible
Ihe lTust has nominal capital Of $50
OOOiO00, the actual value of the stoct be
Ing only Sl5,OO0,O0O, but dividends are to
declared on the excessive valuation. The
shoe plnches many who have advocated a
protective tariff and hence the change OF
sentiment In relation to foreign goods in
whose importation they are interested.
Another interesting fact Is made ap-
parent by the existence of this trust and
the steps about TO be taken to prevent 1t
from carrying ont Its purpose Of levying
tribute upon consumers. 1t is, that high
protective tariff is the parent of trusts
The system OF consolidation Is now so
we'll perfected that foreign competition
is the only preventive But protection
is designed to deslro tnls apd It has be-
come the guardian OF trusts. 1t is folly
TO declaIm against trusts while iayorinu
legislation which makes them possible
and profitable. Trusts cannot be de-
stroyed by any ordinary legislation and
never permanently while their exists rsss.
on for their being.
The democratic party. unfortunately.
sosndoned the fight against protection
end took up form OF protectlol design.
ed to be more direct IN granting benefits
TO the favored ones and more operous to
the general public. The silver kings were
TO be enriched by practical confiscation
Just IS projected Industries had previ-
ously protited at the expense OF the
general public. Trusts have multiplied
since, as trusts encounter no opposition
except what is contained in the idle YER
blage OF resolutions.
The fight against trusts should be a
tight against favoritism ID legislation.
The trnst and free coinage at 10 10 l are
near relatives. each profting or seeking
TO profit by legislation, regardless of indI-
vidual rights.
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TATE OF WISCONSIN-toUNTY COURT FOR
~ MANITowoC COUNTY. In probate.
deceased. " ''
~ On reading and filing the petition of Jeremiah
nHssey, administrator of the estate of Patrick
ID Healy, late OF the town of Cato, in SAID coun-
w. deceased, for the adjustment and allow
ahce OF his adm Illustration account and the as
signment OF the residue of said estate 10 such
oIner persons as are by law entitled 20 the same;
IL 10 ordered. that SAID account be examined
adjusted and allowed ar a special term of said
court TO be held at the Office of the county Judge
~ the city of Manitowoc, in said county, on
tuesday, the 24th day of January, A. d. 1899,
at 20 o'clock A. NJ.
IL Is 1nrther ordered. that upon the adjust
fneht aud allowance of such account by this
court as aforesaid. and at The tine and place
herelnbefore az pointed therefor, the residue of
sald estate be, by the further order and judg-
meht OF THIS court ssslgued to such persons as
are Dy law entitled to the same
IL is further ordered that notice of the time
ana place of examination and allowance of uch
account, and of tie assignment of the residue Of
SAID estate be given To all persons interested by
publication of this order for three successive
weeks. before said day, in the Manitowoc Pilot
q weekly newspaper printed and published at the
city and county of Msntowoc and state of Wis
coDsIn
Dated December "a. 1898. By the Court
J. s. ANDERSON, County Judge.
Michael klrwan. Attorney. 10