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Shreveport, 2; Memphis, 0

Shreveport, La.. May i2.-shreveport made 1t three straight from Memphis. The contest was pitchers battle. Wayne held the locals down to two hits until the seventh. when a single. two doubles and sacrifice netted two runs. Shreveport scored three runs in the first half of the eight. but the game was called back to the seventh. the visitors had completed their half of the inning. making the score two to nothing In favor of the home team. Not one member of the visit ors reached third during the contest. Shreveport ... .....0 00oo02 2-2 5 0 Memphis ...,. ... .....0 0 0 0 0 0 % 5 2
 Batteries-sample and Mcclure; Wayne and Kalkhoff.
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WHEN RUBEN BATS
 THE HOOTERS YELL
A Sensational Game of Base. ball to be Played Around.
 a Beer keg

The little ripple of interest caused by the announcement of the farce game of baseball, When Reuben Comes to Bat,' for Tuesday afternoon between the twenties of the Age-Herald and Birming- ham News, has increased until now it Is a huge wave of foam-capped, billowy- not beery-exciting topic of baseball con versation.
 The personnel of the two gangs have not been made known, but information has leaked out that some pipy body-car- riers and supporters will be exhibited without the usual protection large-legged trousers give below the knees. Informa- tion has also leaked out to the effect that the morning paper men dread only one result of the game. and that is the hurt to their hitherto untarnished regulations for honesty they are sure to obtain from stealing bases But they wish it said to their loyal friends that they will steal nothing else. unless they can get their eyes on the evening mems keg.
 Although both teams will have many rooters, for free admission win be given every person who lays claim to the title of rooter, the Age-Herald people are the Sonly ipersons making, or rather, offering to make any bets. They now have purse of all money to be found in the shop In the hands of one sport. and he has been instructed to make book at odds of II cents to cents on the morning crowd. His roll is limited to s7 cents It is said no money could be found in the News of flee. as the printers felt piggish about the game.
 Formal notice will be given sponsors today, and each young lady chosen is expected to send to the park a bushei of pretzels for the men. At an early hour this morning no other particulars were obtainable. but the announcement was made that Mills had wired to the keeper of the park. Molly Cali the Cows Home"
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New Orleans, 9; Little Rock, 8.

New Orleans. May 12.-New Orleans won an exciting game before large crowd. The teams played quite an even game. the only difference being that New Orleans made her runs in the early part of the game. and then Little Rock began climbing up and just missed the mark. adding ginger to the finish A remarka ble feature was the twenty-five assists rolled up by New Orleans, due to the New Orleans outfielders getting a single fielding chance. Score:
 RHE. New Orleans .. ....s10so11oo-s 12 I Little Rock .... ....0 033 020--8 IA 5 Batteries: McGill and Abbott; Grove and Lynch.
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The batting averages of the locals in the eight games played are as follows:

Ne1tch in the e1ght games accepted 45 chances without an error, Leidy accept ed 2S without an error, Brant 8, and Will helm 6. Moss made errors out of 43 chances, Culver made errors out of 32 chances, Gettinger 1 out of 15, LaRocque 9 out of T, Harlow 1 out of IA, Mauch out of 39, Gillen out of 4.
 Pittsburg and Cincinnati are tied for first place In the National League race, while Detroit clings tenaciously to first place in the American League. St. Louis in the National and Cleveland in the American have been distanced by all their competitors, and have strong holds on the last place in their respective leagues. Pitcher Popp, signed by Little Rock, has been awarded to Toledo by Chair man Young of the national board, Pete Daniels, the old Southern Leaguer, released few days ago by Fort Wayne. has been resigned.
 The competition of the American League has forced salaries up in the National League, and some of the stars in the lat ter aggregation are receiving handsome sums for their services this season Among the high priced men carried by the two leagues are the following:
 National League.
 Boston Team-Long 5000. DeMontreville s2400, Penney and Lowe s600, Dineen s3aOo Ca war-measure salary), Nichols s27Oo. Willis s2600.
 Brooklyn =. Kelley, Keeler. Sheckard. Dablen, Farrell and Mcclure $SOOO Mc- James sS0Oo Hughes s2500.
 Chicago-Doyle $2SOo, Mccormick s23O0. Cincinnati-Harley $500 dnclrding big bonus), Beckley s2400 Rusie s26OO New York-Davis 5000, Buclow s25O0. iladelphia-McFarland $2s5O. Douglas s27OO. Thomas s27Oo, Flick ssooo, Delehanty s3500
 Pittsburg-wagner s2sOO, Clarke s3O0o St. Louis-Burkett ss2Oo, Hedrick s2SO0, Wallace $2SO0. Donovan s2S0O. Padden s27OO.
 American League.
 Boston-stahi sa5Oo, Criger $sSOo Young 5000, Collins s6000.
 Baltimore-Donlin $250o, Williams $29O0, McGinnity- -saoOo.
 Chicago-Jones s270o. Mertes s2oO. Grif-
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EAST LAKE THEATRE. New Speciality People for Next

The society, drama "The Bohemian" will be presented by the Jefferson Stock Com pany tomorrow night. Tuesday, wednes- day matinee and Wednesday night Thurs day, Friday. Saturday matinee and satur- day night the farce comedy 'Too Much Married" will be produced.
 This company has played to larger houses than any company ever appearing at East Lake. and there is no doubt but that the house will be well filled Monday night.
 Manager Cooper wired from Cincinnati that he had secured new speciality peo- pie. who will be here for either Monday or Tuesday nights performance.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Jim Adams and Booker Daniels, Both
 coiored, Under Arrest.

Jim Adams and Booker Daniels. both colored, are In jail charged with murder. They are said to be implicated in the killing of Walter Moorehead. colored, at Warrior recently, who was found dead under a railroad trestle.
 The killing of the negro created great deal of excitement among the negroes near the mines at the time, as 1t was stated that two white men were guilty of the deed. The arrests of the negroes now in jail throws a new light on the question, and the investigation will be carried forward until the full mystery of the homicide Is cleared.
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oeramny and AustrIa.

Vienna, May 12.-The Wiener Allge- meine zeitung reviving the recent reports of combined European action against the United States in the industrial world, as- serts that Germany and Austria are ne- gotiating with a view to the formation of a European League to resist American competition.
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TRIAL TODAY.
Lewis o. GraveIeyand Blanche Snyder
 Have Waived Examination.

The preliminary trial of Lewis O. Grayeley, charged with the killing of I. l.. Levy on Friday last, is set for today at 10 o'clock before Justice of the Peace H. B. Abernathy. The preliminary trial of Blanche Snyder, the woman who is charged with being an accessary to the killing, is set for the same time and place.
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fith s4Ooo. Callahan sssoo. ". Sullivan $2soo
 Cleveland-scott ss7oO. Bradley sseoo Mo- Carthy $500
 Detroit-Gleason $z200. Barrett 5000. Milwaukee-Garvin s25oO. Hawley 5000. Philadelphia-Lajoie s400o. Cross ssooo. Frazer s250O, Bernhard s25o0.
 Washington-carrick s2700. Mercer s3eoo.
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TO THE DEAE.

A rich lady cured of her Deafness an,: Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholson's Ar tificial Ear Drums, gave $1o,000 to his h. stitute, SC that deaf people unable to pro- rnre the Ear Drums may have them free
 Address No l4101 The Nicholson Insti- flute. 7so Eighth avenue. New York, U. q. Al. 10-1-52t- mon
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Games Today.

Games Today. Birmingham at Nashville Selma at Chattanooga.
 New Orleans at Memphis. Shreveport at Little Rock. Only two games were played In the
 Southern Association yesterday. Shreve-
 port taking one of these from Memphis
 by score of to 0, and Abner Powell's tail-enders winning from Mike Finn's Rackensacks from the State Arkansas. By winning yesterdays game Shreve-
 port tied Nashville for first place and New Orleans steps out of eighth place in favor of Memphis, the latter now
 bringing up the rear with a per centage of BOO
 Mills men transfer the scene of their
 action to Nashville today and Selma goes
 to Chattanooga. New Orleans goes to
 Memphis and Shreveport to Little Rock.
 The three knock downs at Chattanooga
 last week have not dismayed the local
 fans who still have faith in the Birming-
 ham team to land up among the leaders.
 Mills men have played good in seven of
 the eight games. but they have not yet
 been able to hit the ball effectively. On
 form the locals should stand one, two,
 three in the percentage race and when they recover their batting eyes they will
 do so. Six of Mills men batted over 300 last year against as good pitchers as there
 are in the Southern Association. Their failure to bat opportunely has lost at least three of the five games captured by their opponents. A single at Selma last Wednesday would have given the Bir-
 minghams victory and the same is true
 of two of the games at Chattanooga.
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American Leaaue standlnu.
Yesterdays Games.

At Milwaukee-Milwaukee 5; Cleveland, 2.
 At Detroit-Detroit, [; Chicago, 5.
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General Dewet Busy Again.

London, May 13.-General Dewet, &C., cording to dispatch to the Daily Mail from Pretoria, has resumed operations and is reported to have crossed into the Transvaal with 2000 men.
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TOWN 1oF BRIGHTON.
Election for Intendant and Aldermen
 Will be Held Saturday.

Sheriff Burgin has given notice of an election to be held Saturday. May 8. in the town of Brighton. for an Intendant and Board of Aldermen.
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Western League.

At Toledo-Toledo, 1; Dayton, 3. At Fort Wayne-Fort Wayne, 2; Louis- vile, IS.
 Second Game-Fort Wayne, 1: Louisville 10.
 At Grand Rapids-Grand Rapids, 10; Columbus 5.
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CAPON SPRiNG GS AND BATHS
 ALKALINE IfTHlA WATER

This noted mountain resort win open June l. Large and pleasant company sv- cry season. For booklet. informafion. rates. etc. addfess chas. F. Nelson. B. 2. capon springs W.vs.
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BATTLE SCENES
 TRANSFER TODAY Mills Men Begin a Series With
 the Leaders
  SHREVEPORT WINS AGAIN  The 6lrmlnehams Field Well But Bat Pooriy-Gosslp of the National
 Game and the Players
 High Salaries Paid.
Southern League Standing.
Yesterdays Games.

At shreveport-Shreveport ?; Mem phis, 0. l At New Orleans-New Orleans, g. Little Rock. 8.
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National League standinu.
Yesterdays Games.

At Cincinnati-Cincinnati 6: Pittsburg 1
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Games Today. Birmingham at Nashville. Selma at Chattanooga. New Orleans at Memphis. Shreveport at Little Rock.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-05
KELLNER SVlLLE.

DR., f. M. Cory was caller at Mani
towoc on Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Kellner are
happy parents Of n daughter.
The dance at Jos. Kellner's hall on
Thanksgiving was very largely attend
ed.
Ny and Mrs Mat Decker are the hap
py parents of son.
Miss Lizzie Martens visited Mantle
woe last Tuesday
What did Con. Muench do on M. j.
Keehans threshing?
A very splendid party and gathering
Of neighbors was held at the home of
John Mccarthy last Saturday night.
Mat Keehan NJ. ID. being manager.
Emil Musil of Manitowoc was a visi-
tor in our burg last Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, Watts of Grimms
passed through onr village last week.
Geo. Kellner and NJ Kellner Jr. were
members at the turkey table last Thanks
giving at this burg
Martin Drummer was ut Manitowoc
last week
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NORTHERN.

A social function Of free-handed hos
pitality participated in by friends from
the immediate vicinity and dignitaries
of Manitowoc, and characterized by in
formal freedom that loaned and added
attractivness and enjoyment, was the
farewell reception which was on Satur-
day night given by Miss Charlotte Reh-
bein and her brother Arthur who de-
pmteds on Monday, the. former for
Chicago and the latter for Madison, In
the neighborhood Of fifty guests were
present and the bond of sympathy and
pleasant friendship that existed made
the affair very pleasurable. All kinds
Of playing was INDUCED in during the
evening and it was three o'clock Sun
day morning that adjournment was
taken everybody voting the affair the
most successful ever.
Pleasant weather which has per-
mitted progress Of work on the farm,
has favored tillers of the soil and they
are in position to make frequent visits
to market places. Our merchants are
unusually busy owing to the placing of
holiday goods and attention to business
which is increasing by reason of the
presence of many people. The condi-
-.on IL very encouraging.
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LANDER.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Rienehart Of
Greenstreet were visiting Aug. Janxa
last Sunday.
Mrs. Aug. Plautz celebrated her birth
day last Sunday. A large number of
friends were present.
AL Zander made business trip to
Manitowoc last Saturday.
Louis Trossen and Ernst Fehrman
called on A. lander last Friday.
Our rabbits are catching it. Three
hunters from Two Rivers were here last
Sunday and they only got fourteen.
Theo Braun of Manitowoc was seen
here few days ago.
Our blacksmith Aug. Janke who had
one of his fingers badly cut by PLANE r
some weeks ago is now again at work.
J. Holly Just received a lot of new
cutters
Plum 81 Nelson's salesman, A Thomp-
son was seen here last Monday.
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CATO.

George French of Amigo is here Wis
iting friends and relatives.
Miss Mae Killen spent Thanksgiving
at Kaukauna.
Ferdinand Lemberger is passing
around the cigars. It's girl.
j. T. Pieper is dangerously i'll with
heart trouble.
Miss Maggie and Clara Pankratz were
at Manitowoc last Friday
George Pieper of Maple Valley is here
visiting his parents.
Our village was well represented at
the dance at Maple Grove Thanksgiving
evening.
w. N. Killen is doing hustling bust
ness these days. He has just completed
a large lumber shed, and has just receiv-
ed new stock of lumber.
The Rev. Mr.. Rederus and wife spent
Thanksgiving ut Frank Hammons
f. Lemberger Jr. was at Reedsville
Tuesday.
George Walsworth and Mr. Burt of
Manitowoc spent Sunday at H. Mills
John Miller of Clarks Mills was at
Cato Tuesday.
Mrs. Cooper visited at Clarks Mills
and Sunday.
Continued to Page D.
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her daughter who re sides in that city.
She was accompanied by her daughter
Hattie. Mr. Bugler who purchased the
farm took possession of the same last
week.
Clyde Sedgwick of Manitowoc trans
acted business here last Monday.
Mrs. Christ Johannes entertained in
honor of her birthday Thanksgiving.
Friends and relatives from far and near
gathered here to s.trtake of the Thanks
giving feast pc, ed by their amiable
hostess.
Master GoOae gshtel is on the sick
list this week,
Mr.. Ed. and NJ Hattie Goedjen of
Manitowoc were tSe guests of their
brother Henry j, .Aksgiving,
Misses Edith and Mercedes lander of
Two Rivers helped Grandpa and Grand
ma Zander eat their Thanksgiving
turkey last Thursday.
Miss Cathrine Schaff entertains her
cousin of Manitowoc this week.
John Sechrist and family of Melhowen
Shawano county, are visiting with
relatives and old time friends this week.
Mrs. Mckenzie of Milwaukee is visit
ing with her daughter Kitty and other
relatives this week.
Joseph Jacket, who had his leg brok
en- some time ago, called at@ Eastwin
hall for the first time after the accident,
Tuesday afternoon. OF course he needs
the assistance of crutches but we are
glad ne is able to show hisp leasant face
among his neighbors again.
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OSrAN.
last week,

Frank Taugher spent Thanksgiving
in Kaukauna..
Mr.. and Mrs Jerry Driscoll of Kau-
fauna visited with Dan Driscoll's fami-
, = during the week.
Our school enjoyed few days
Thanksgiving vacation,
james Brady spent his Thanksgiving
vacation in Milwaukee.
A play entitled Perils Of Great City
was presented by home talent at Meme
hall Thanksgiving. 1t was well present
ed and drew full house. After the
play dancing was INDUCED in.
JOSEPH Greis and Miss Albertina
Schneider were united in marriage at
Meeme Catholic church Wednesday of
last week Rev Wolf officiating. The
young couple went on II wedding trip to
Kaukauna.
Miss Isabel Sullivan and Miss Ida
Schneider visited the training school in
Manitowoc Friday,
Mr., and Mrs, James Clark and family
of Manitowoc visited Mr. and Mrs. Pat
O'Neil, during the week.
Michael Hoban of Manitowoc was
home for Thanksgiving.
Eugene Mason Of Manitowoc made
business trip here last week in the in.
trests of the Manitowoc Pilot
Mrs Bridget Morris IL very ILL.,
Edward Whyte, Julia sullivan and
Lizzie Schneider OF Manitowoc spent
Saturday and Sunday with their parents
John OHara. of Manitowoc spent
Monday at Osman surveying land
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-12-05
JERPEN

An illustrated lecture on Norway was
delivered at the Jerpen's church Thanks
giving evening by Johann Saervold.
Rev. Strom preached his farewell ser
mon heY last Thursday. He has ac-
cepted a position on the teaching force
of the Wittenberg academy.
Miss Marie Nelson who Taught school
in Minnesota the last few years is visit
ing her parents here.
Peter Mason is busy hauling material
for his house which he intends to erect
near his factory on the Calumet road.
Oscar Larson of Manitowoc spent
Thanksgiving day with his parents.
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GIBSON.

Geo. Mott and John Stroufe attended
the fair at Francis Creek Monday
where they purchased several horses.
Last Tuesday meeting of the town
officers was held at the town house.
Last week Wenzel Kettner returned
from Northern, Wis, with two deer.
He says deer are plentiful this year
Joe Ginzl and Miss Mary Kettner
were married mt the home of the bride
last Wednesday. Friends and relatives
gathered in the evening TO extend their
congratulations and wish the young
couple h ppy journey through life
A teachers meeting shall be held at
Larrabee Saturday, D9c. 7.
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TISCH MILLS.

Julia Marshaluk has returned from
Algoma where she had been visiting
with her sister Rose who is a school
teacher there.
Last week Thursday rattle party
was held here at Langenkamps. The
object of it was rifle of Mr.. Marshaluk
1t was won by Martin Kraus
School district No. was closed up
for few days, the teacher, Joseph
Stangel, being sick.
While on his way to Kewaunee,
Helmick Hanson was held up by two
masked robbers armed with revolvers
and ordered to hold up his hands, III a
swamp between Outsens and Ericksens.
While one held d cooked pistol before
his face his confederate searched him and
robbed him of all he had, when they
both ran into the woods. 1t amounted
to about $3.50. This, he said was all
done so quick that he did not have time
to notice how the men were dressed He
could not see their faces on account of
the masks they wore. but he said one
was 'all and the other was short and
stout. He has no other clue as yet.
This occurred at nine o'clock Monday
morning on the 2nd of December.
Fannie Marshaluk who has been stay
ing this last summer at Two Creeks. by
Busch's has come home to stay.
joseph Langenkamp visited with his
parents here a few DAYS last week
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cOOPERSTOWN.

Mr. John Stastny, of Francis Greek
spent few days with relatives at Rove
Grams.
Chas Etzler Jr., of Reedsville visited
friends here
Oscar Drews of Manitowoc. spent
Sunday with his parents.
Clause Fischer gave farewell party
to his friends Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Rhyn visited with rela.
tives near Kewaunee.
Albert Hodik of Soath Dakota is visit
ing his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wencel Elmer visited
relatives at Reedsville.
Mr.. Herman Kohn who has been at
sent for some time has returned.
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GRIrIMS.

j. J. Guhin was in Manitowoc Friday.
Mrs. John Whitecomb has returned
from Wausau after an extended visited.
G. J. Vondrachek has opened up a
harness shop here and is now ready to
receive work in his line.
Some of our bachelors are contemplate
ing on starting Bachelors club. Good
idea
Mrs Pire of Greenleaf is visiting her
mother Mrs. John Whitcomb.
Mrs. p J. Houch of Sheboygan is Wis
iting here with friends.
Miss Theresa Cook of Oshkosh visit
ed her grandmother Mrs. James Halron
Sunday.
VIM. Munhall AID Hugh Savage of
Cato called on the boys here Monday.
Mrs. John Hajek visited her daughter
Mrs. ]. Tikalsky at Brillion Tuesday.
NJ NJ. O'Brien the well known farmer
of Kasson took the train here for Mani
towoc Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Watt drove to Kell-
nersville Sunday.
Mrs, Crosby left for Aniwa Monday.
Neil Canon will be the right hand
bour for NJ. Watt this winter
Eighteen passengers took the train
here for Manitowoc to be present at the
han-Sohrwald will contest suit.
Miss Emma Frietch of Cato is visiting
her cousin Mrs. John Carney this week.
Willie Cummings attended the card
party held at Weyside Saturday.
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CLARkS MILLS.

Miss b. V. Thornton and Willie Mill
err of Manitowoc attended the dance al
Clarks Mills, Thanksgiving.
The Misses Helgeson visited at Solver.
sons on Sunday.
Miss Mamie Miller spent last weel
with Miss B. " Thorton of Manitowoc
Services were held at Jerpen or
Thanksgiving.
Miss Emma Miller left for Milwaukee
where she will spend the winter.
The dance at Leist's, Thanksgiving
was largely attended.
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FRANKLIN.

Mike Mangin married two weeks ago
and will move into his new residence
near Maurice Longs place in Franklin.
Mrurice Long is looking for trotter
to match his horse Maude.
Dan Lodgan has one that will match
bnt doesn't care to sell.
Joe Sheely will drive the horse power
for Geo. Zahorik's drilling machine.
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Cardigan Jackets

Mems awoo Cardigan jackets in extra heavy soft wool
up the finest pure worsed grades 80 10 and $500
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IL OVER MANITOWOC COUNT
REEDVILLE.

AT Westboro, Wis, boy arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hlavachek on
NoY g. This occasion causes Chas
Etzler of Reedsville to rejoice, for by it
he has become grandpa. His fsslings
on the honor of being called grand pa 2
are indeed happy.
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Bows Clothing We dGn ms yG bac p thc nT
est assortment, but on the saving price as we'll me
secret OF getting better clothes for less money here
lies in an immense volume of business which IS ac-
knowlcdged to be the largest in the city
Extra special ofer-Boys Refers, Vests CT
Suits regular So. 80 value at.............p AsfO
A grand assortment of Boys new Fall Vest Suits,
single and double breasted two piece suits, sailors
and Norfo!ks including the choicest fabrics and do
5 me'''' "eaves SOS, 3.45, 3.95, 4.95
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EASTWIN.

Mrs Anna Redeker who sold her farm
about two weeks ago left for Chicago
last Monday to spend the winter with