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If YOU wish tirst.elass milk COW, guar
antecd as represented. call and see ours;
two miles on old RICHMOND road. Yoa-
KUN A. Co. q
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FOR SALE--My saddle mule Simon, 1t a
bargnin well broken and In good coAdi,
tlon. Address Il. r.. H., this office N
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HANDSOME. real fine milk COWS chenp
Tor cash; several registered; two miles
on old Richmond road Yoakum & Co. q
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FINANCIAL.

WKNTED-Two connecting unfurnished
rooms: Must have bath and gas, within
Walking distance OF Ley Bros. Address
]. Fisher, care Levy Bros.
SHERWOOD e ROBINSON, Stock Brokers
Members Houston Oil and Stock Ex-
change; orders promptly executed. Hous.
ton. ~
GOOD INCOME from 500 Invested; posi-
lively no losses; over ave years In opera
tion, hest references In your own state;
no stock. bonds or grain II Will pay you
Ia Investigate this AT once. AL Fet1er "
Co. Hammond. Ind. 8
WANTED no BORROW 5000 on good
Third ward property. Address ooz3, this
Office. v
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Relkinn hares for good watch dog; fox
terrier preferred. Address 1913 Decatur
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IL t,s,99on.Salesmen for holiday goods TO
al e eS,n, must come well Recommended
q M I w good salary. Address i.
-'--,s------l--l NllclgO. Il
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NORTHUMBERLAND
Rocks Wy0ndottes, Hamburgs, Cocnins,
Games. Lcghorns, ducks, eggs 81 so per
II; Belgian hares. Address Oak Grove
Poultry Farm. Houston. g
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COWS SOLD on the instaIlment: Jersey
bull Kept for service G. Y. settegnst y
BRO.
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GENTLE MARIE aud rubber tire buggy
to exchange for real estate. WIN pay
cash difference Address En Postoliicc
Box 563, y
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JUST RECEIVED fue load pf Jersey
cows and sprlngers. c. n settegasl y
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE Improved
farm, forty-seyen and one half acres, iB
Colorado county. seven miles north az
Wclmar on the Southern Pacific railroad.
w. " Bmckey. Bncklcy Shoe Co q
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no TRADE -Elgin watch, In nrst-cass con-
dtuOn, for good horse or phaeton and mar.
ness. Address 1927, this oflce. q
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lady IN TACH COUNTY Tor branch of-
1ce work no canyasslng; straight, bona
hde salary SIS paid each Tuesday with
all expenses direct from headquarters
expenses; no capital required except good
references. lnclose self.addressed stamped
envelope. Manager. 3s7 Caxton Bullulhg
Chicago.
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AGENTS WANTED Ia water works towns
for the Modern" alter; new design;
sells rapidly; true merit; address Modern
Filter Co. 2i3 Ri FRANKLIN street,
Boston Mass
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ls II W,ant two first-ciass sales
Y ahnlt' ,.iilllhery department: please
,lsh nnless experienced and can
M, AlNeN. *
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WILL EXCHANGE seven acres improved
at Penrlnnd for good horse and buggy;
Lock box 392, Houston, Texas. "a
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WANTED TO BUY-A gasoline lnunch;
give size speed and draught. y -. B9X
GAL Houston, Texas. IL
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ltnent a. want for dressmaklng de-
.seie hanas 81 class waist. Skirt and
llaeni. XII Apply TO Dressniaklng De-
m fl,,,- s-.lu uocr, n
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Ing completed all of the late Architect
u. +. Hclner's work the undersigned will
carry on the business and Is rCndy to
and all kinds OF bui.-lug; any work en-
trusted 10 MS win have prompt ana care
1ul attentions give us call $, A. oliver
Co, architects, 0lusa Main street. lu&1
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BARTENDER VIII several years rxpe.
rience seeks position; speaks Grrmna. T..
D., care H. Gus Mueller. corner Nuth ana
Washington
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FOR SALE or exchange, handsome resi-
dence, Third ward; VIII exchange or sell
on easy terms. Pye & Co.. KAN build,
Ing. u
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|,-TT-ri -TrTIr-il At 0NCE-Whlte or colored G RI
4 * cooking and house work. Apply 20li
RI hdhtO street
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sMALL ponies SIS and up. Q. n setfp'
CAST a Hro.
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WANTED-Age bright men and women;
complete line family remedies, tablet
i Hommsehod Me6jc sPo co.. case N'n csTt"n
hnildIng. ChcagO.
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WANTED Position as manager of rauch
or truck fnrm SALARY or percentage; good
referenccs given. Address 1855, this ~.
fee. Il
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--=5VVTYT P0STTIONS-w Where they
Y, 1 sra obtained. salaries paid; eNamliia-
I'm I'd every stats part.iicll,ars free,
WI ior circular; ls0 Natl Cor. lhstl-
|,.ss Washington. u. {.
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

WOMAN with S.tcar old hoy wants work
In country or small town; can do an kinds
OF work; home desired above wages; AN
swcr quick. Address Industry, this "
fee. n
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MUSIC PUPILS for piano wanted by com.
retent lady terms moderate. Address
5b17 this office q
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GENTLE driving horse, suitable for udlcs
or children, phaeton aud harness. cheat
f. A. Shaw, 30S Main street. IN
JERSEY COWS fresh N milk always on
service. II. II. Keyworth, Polk and Graw,
ford II
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4 GUOU my WUnts UdsItIOn WNitmg on
table or working around house; clean AMI
Industrious; has good recommendations.
Address 1851. this office
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

PRAIRIE AVENUE Close in, 50xi50 feet,
to exchange for improved. II. c. Grny.
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GOOD steady position TO a young lady
that can write N plain rapid hand ana
good In figures. Address 56l5, this Of
Urc. a
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GOOD gentle cow for saiei gives 2H raI.
Ions 2 day, Call in the morning at 5l4
Houston avenue.
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CAKE BAKER, experienced In hrs-tlass
goods, fine candies, Zee cream, ornament
Ing. etc, wishes position. 55ai. this Of
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WANTED POSITION as hO0kketpcr, onlcr
clerk or manager general merchandise
store ~ present employed, married Al
dress Tuhal. this odlce.
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MISS BERTHA HUDSON, tcarhcr ~
piano; beginners carefully taught; TOB
bamnr and 1913 Prairie avenue. Refer.
ence: Mrs NJ Mcdowell. 10
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WANTED 10 BUY Rice lands on river;
any part ~ rice belt. 1913, this olicc o
WANTED no BUY. A skin about siNtren
feet long; would have one built g. y.
r., this Office.
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Will paw cash for old boOkA--s any guam
titles; bring them along. Pope Book Ex.
change. 1905 Congress Avenue.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-Second hand bicycle; must he
Ia good condition ana cheap for cash.
1lOTla Congress, room q.
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NOTICE MIR. Frederick II Schulz, invent
or Of certain improvements In Grniu Sep
arating machines, for which he has been
granted letters pNteut of the United
states, No 500, SIS. bearing date 18th OF
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WANTED Sewing in families nr with u
Fashionable drcssmakcr hy 4 / hand. Al.
dress 1OlS Mckinney u
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seNork AhLh white girl for Hight
" Ada good home Tor The rlsht
- S5Tl.i 1904 Congress. '' &
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no FNCHANGE-.7 or 1900 acrns 81 land
nenr Houston for land IN MiAnInsA~ne
Eastern Kansas. Address 5b5S, this or,
aga
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LII -sgistered druggist Of good
g0VAnm All good position by Address
Iih,s; W. y B AK g., Victoria, Texas; state
I'D wanted
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,s,pn FIFTY CARPENTERS AT
.,,r APPLY 4. II. MARLEY, WITH
|rslb 1 NEVILLE.
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A FlRSECLASS experienced hotel house
keeper having testimonials from s6me
OF the largest and best hotels In tNc
North also South Is omen fox nm cngagc
hent ln hrst-ClasS hotel Address | NJ
s., Tu9 Rusk street. Houston Texas, 4
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/ \ BoOKKEEpEB of tipc aud diverse OK
perleuce with excellent reference wants
! cmployment; S53A. this office q
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tok SAlE-Cows, calves aud ycarungs,
ana harness. wagon and some good horses,
Hlce's Dairy. west pf Fairvew a
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GET THE GENUINE Life OF William Nc
Kiulcy, by Alnrat Hnlstend; chedp life
ago by Mr. Halstead is being put on the
market; see that YOUR book has the stamp
of the Halstcad Publishing company. Mi.
rat Halstead, president and you win
know that you have the real thing; agents
Will get thelt books sooner and will get
larger commission NV ordering direct
from headquarters, The Hastead Pub.
fishing company, Murat IIalstead prcsi-
don't perin hullLng. Clneinmnil O
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ALL CHURCHEs IN Texas are Invited to
attend the state fair At Dallas. Texas,
aud inspect the Klmbali pipe organ; the
latest improved and best made nstru'
meut In the United States today. II. II.
McCalon, general agent, 800 Main street.
DnllnA. InXns. u
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WANTND a summon Nv rcr'Nt1rNd
druggist, eighteen years experience, sin.
gle and sohcr; Al reference. Address
Drugglst. HoN II. Me0rne. leNns Q
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WANTED Fratcrnal order having reserve
fund, issuing paid up AMI life certificates;
easily sold attractive plan; wants eN-
perlenced supervisors and organizers IN
every State; permanent income suarhn
teed Address Success, Pine street.
suite ~ Now Yurk.
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TWO small gentle horses for sale chcap:
can be seen at l9O2 Beh avenue. d
FOX, SALE. Horse, wagon, harness S35:
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4 rtrrY pIrE FILTERS. AP-
H. MARLEY WITH WELD x
|uIlbE
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FOR SALE Flue chickens at reduced
prices NJ ISIS San Jnelnto strert. D
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sITUATIoNs-MALE.


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SITUATION WANTED By ffst.cass cake
baker ana fancy candies; 550T, this OF
ice.
SITUATION WANTED-By boy 10 years
old; steady and not afraid of work 5533.
this Office. s
PARTNER with $500 In well established
meat and grocery business IN Houston;
an excellent opportunity. Address $3.50.
this oiflce O
STTTATION BY elderly man to work on
mace, handy with tools: can milk and
tend horse also; expect moderate wnges
Address 80, this Office 8
T0NTRACTORs-L aborers In any number
furnished on short notice. CITY Employ
ment co. 1925 w Commerce street, san
Antonio, Texas. 6
ENTED-Posltion AZ bookkeeper or as-
sistant by young inan who has a dlplo
ma: salary no object; must have work
No 5T69, this ofdcc, s
WANTED Kitchen work by white man 80
wears OF age. IN bdarding house, restau.
rant or on railroad. Address Edward
FLOYD. this office. s
WANTED Kitchen work bg white man.
aged ~; experienced; IN private boarding
house section house OF with bridge gang:
sober and reliable. Address Joe. this OF,
fee.
WANTED Position 10y competent aud ex-
nefleneed bookkeeTer aud etenographef;
good refereueesi no objection to moderate
Salary 70 begin with. Address b64S, this
office. b
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TIVTT- SERVICE Government Positions
$3.50 appointments made last year; prota-
bly, 1900 this year; common school eln-
cation required for the examinatoh eata-
Correspondence College, Washington d.
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Wild BUY Toxins reports' one ~ sINII.
Eve II cheap Address room 500, Bigz
building, Houston, Texqs y
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WANTED Two messenger boys. ages -
to- II, with wheel, 90 work nights az a;
NOTWITHSTANDING aged colored woman 20
cook ana gehsrhl house"oi g
Kinney.
W1NTED-I woman to cook and keep
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Plain sewing Al iOlaM Prairie
room 10
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WANTED German girl to cook for
flnah family; references required, Apply
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WANTED-A good man ~ each town d
Texas Big money 10 the right person,
Easy work Address The Retail Gre IN
and Collection Association, p. o. Box asa
Boulder Colorado. II
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NANTbD-Ioung lady or woman thnt nm.
derstands English and German to work
-- Oh mats good wages; l0l7 Preston &
WANrEDA good smart boy In ro7r79--,
SHOPS apply early; 11l2 Congress avenue
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WANTED-Men 10 learn barber trade: only
eight weeks required; tools presented;
hoard included wages Saturdays posi-
tions guaranteed Graduates wanted for
Trains hospitals, country and city
shops. Catalogue mailed free. Moler
Barber College, st. Louis Mo. 1920
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IN, 900 ACRES situated In. Brazorin, Hber-
fy, Red River, Leon Arkansas Grimes,
ANDERSON, Bowie, Marion. Newton. .Sa.
bine, Walker San AuRnstliie and Polk
Counties. Tor Houston Improved property
Of vacant lots. Rogers 4 Webb. Khan
Building Houston
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N--NfBD-By an experienced Slleslady Il
position In ry goods store; can speak
Germhn. Address 5lN2. IhIs ofnce. 3
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yoke Of work oxen, must
be from 8 10 years. X. M Duncan.
Houston, Texas, general delivery.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED Manager IN every rl,T -.
,niandIe best paying business k61,p4!
Isivmatet new exclusive control phna
- alA 20, 10 w. 2sth ST. New York. Il
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WANTED Position ~ Wutrhmnn nv h
good, reliable, settled man, Al references
glven Ahdress AdAS. lhls ofhce
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-31
Bagley.

Several inches of snow fell on the
25th.
La grippe has the upper hand of
many of our citizens H. HaZen, the
blacksmith is laid up, we trust not for
long. So much horse shoeing result
ing from lack of snow, has caused an
overflow of work in all the shops.
The wedding bells may ring out soon
again, the little birds are whispering
Mark Scott, we are informed, has
taken to himself another wife. Well,
that is all right. Mark has a good
home, a farm and family and he GER
tainly needed housekeeper. The old
mandate holds as good and true now
as ever: 1T is not good for man to be
alone.
Glen Haven still has new cases of
smallpox and the quarantine must
continue. SO far our township is
clear of the scourge, and with the help
of all fair minded people and law abid-
ing citizens the board of health expects
to keep our people free from the
scourge If infected districts would
shut up all exposed persons promptly
until the period of infection was over,
the further spread of the disease
might be checked, but in no other way.
Gus Boldt of Halelton we under
stand is rejoicing over the advent OF
twins. two nice little girl babies. Your
head was level Gus, when you left
town and went upon good big farm.
You will now have lots of help.
Lots of logs cut in the woods await
favorable report of the weather clerk,
more snow and good shedding is what
is wanted
The ice bridge across the Father of
Waters has been none too safe this
winter.
Quite number of our valley farmers
have contracted to furnish pickles and
cabbage for the Prairie du Chem fac
tory with the promise that sailing
sheds will be established here.
The advice of the state board Of
health is to get vaccinated as the best
precautionary measure
Much shipping at this point is de
layed by the scarcity of cars.
We have had three cases Of typhoid
fever in this township. The last case,
II. l. Harvey, is on the mend.
The right way to make your town
boom is for each one to put his shout
der to the wheel and push, not pull
back and this gentle hint means even
L 4 !
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Visitation of Divine Providence.

A man down in Indiana, while at
tending divine service last Sunday,
went to sleep and his head, instead of
looping forward as is usually the case,
tilted back until it rested on the rail
of the pew. For long time he slum-
bered blissfully with his mouth wide
open, and his snoring was admired
by every lover of music as containing
much timber and many rich qualities
seldom found in the nasal organ. At
ter a time, however, as though proud
of the hit he was making, he attempt
ed to do some very difficult feats with
his Adams apple, and the result was
that his false teeth slid down the roof
of his mouth and landed back in his
neck, where they got stuck and could
not be dislodged. After turning red,
white and blue and lot of hand
springs, he gradually grew quiet and
finally, to use a Spanish expression,
'peeunked," "a beautiful smile wreath
ing his lips as he passed away. 1t is
now estimated that 1000 ministers
will use his untimely taking off as a
subject for sermOn next Sunday for
the benefit of those workers in the
Lords vineyard who are in the habit
of improving opportunities of this
sort TO snooze up bit ahead.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-31
The Judge Mills Contest.

Reed 5 Opera House was filled to
Overlooking last Friday evening with
people Of Lancaster and vicinity to
hear the declarations of. the Senior
Glass OF the Lancaster High School in
the annual Judge Mills contest.
Mrs. Fannie Knapp, in behalf OF the
Womens' Club of Lancaster present.
ed the school with a life size picture
OF Judge Mills. Richard Meyer, Jr.,
made short speech thanking the club
in behalf of the school for the gift
The following program was then
rendered:
The Permanence Of Grants Fame.
CorneIia Muesse.
Constantius and the Lion. Mae Galloway
The Man Without Country.
Florence Snyder
The Leper Madella Bidgood
The Cor,ican not Content. Laura Walker
The Battle of Waterloo, Oscar Wright
Solo Jessie McGonigaI
Preparation for Dinner Party
49, Addie Boyes
ClQudius and Cynthia, Flosse Ridwell
Capitalization in the L. 5. Arthur Smith
Zehobia's Defense. Ralph Nandewall
Mandalay. kathcryne Webb
Solo Oscar Wright. Stuart Whitney. Jessie
: orion and Jessie McGunigal
The declamations were all very
well rendered, also the solos. The
prizes ware awarded as follows:
First, Oscar Wright second, Arthur
Smith.
The judges were Prof. Williams. OF
Platteville; Prin. James, of Montfort;
Prin Roethe, of Fennimore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-01-31
Buckwheat Ridge.

| Wishing to see some items in the
Herald from this vicinity will endea-
vor to give the news of the day We
are free from the smallpox yet and you
may bet we are going to stay SO if pos
sible
Stephen Johnson's family have been
on the sick list with lagrippe but have
recovered The old grip seems to be
getting pretty good grip on the PEG
pie again this winter.
Ellie Edge IS on the sick list with
lung fever The last reports was She
was better. DR. Cunningham of
Platteyille is in attendance.
What fine winter weather we are
having Isn't Wisconsin getting to
have 4 fine climate No wonder our
land is increasing in value; no wonder
4 they flock in from other places and are
ANXIOUS 10 become Badgers Ii is
getting better here every year. Why.
/ / shouldn't wonder if we had the Gar
den Of Eden right here by and by, and
( if we do. we will never be tempted to
/ sin, no never!
4 John p Roth is kept busy saving
lumber these days, and grinding feed
/ | tell you John and Fred are rustlers.
! stephen johnson is going to have a
telephone put in his house, then he
will get the news Of the day, daily
right from the receiver.
Hurrah for that new railroad in Ian
caster. Push it TO the front by all
means: and when it gets to Ellenboro,
Wen all join hands and merrily well
sing
/ Then when we ride into Lancaster. our
county seat and view the new court
house standing tall and stately in that
! city. who can say that it does not
speak well for the surrounding com
munity Then let US keep pace with
the times and by all means have a
court houre that fire cannot tarnish
George Clifton has been building a
new barn 50 business moves on.
/ Walter Atkinson has purchased "a
rasolenc engine with which 10 run
"A turning lathe. 50 come on with Your
work Walter is now prepared to turn
ont work Oh short notice
Harvey Cushman sold his single
driver too horse buyer IN Plattet,lle
lately consideration SID.
, There IS 10 De "a n,'y line Of Farmers
telephone RAINING into Lancaster with
-uif-l Fl Cha~les Shaw9
Preaching services ~ the church
every SuudsSy afternoon Nv Rev. Dob
sou: ~ invites one and am great uid
small to attend - CHIcb- DEE.
1
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Scofeid' 5 Cow.

Snug in her stall at OcOnto
Is Scoield's cow today we know
Although her pass To Madison
Was subject for some little fun.
As the first COW" in all the state
She could not other than be great:
The going home as paid express,
Has frightened up her furnished dress
IT'S pity that i'm politics
There need bc such unmanly tricks
AS penking through official floss
And thus upsctting party boss.
Now that 'Bob's" hcifer's COW of state
On statcsmcn's fares there'll cease rebate
For senator. ASSemblyman
Will put all passes under ban,
Or else there'll be a mighty storm
About the prating o'cl reform"
Would you who office seek know how?
Go read the table of Scoheld's COW.
II. U. JOHNSON.