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Enemies of Horse Thieves.

Special to the Record. T
Paola, Kas., Oct. 17:-The Kan
sas State Anti ti-Horse Thief Asso-
citation is in annual session here.
Members of the association are
in attendance from nearly every
county of the state for the dis
cussion of ways and means for
prosecuting their chosen work
with increased vigor.
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Reception For Irish Delegates


Special tothe Record.
Boston, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE
local Irish societies have perfect
ed elaborate plans for the recep-
tionandentertainment of Messrs.
Redmond, Dillon, Davitt and
Blake, Ireland's delegates to the
convention of the United Irish
League Of America who are ex
pected to reach. Boston this even-
ing. Accompanying the delega:
tion is Mrs: John Martin, "a sis
ter of John Mitchell, who has
come to this country as the spec
ial representative Of the women
of Ireland. 9s t[l -,
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WAR ON LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
National Convention Woman's Christ
ian Temperance Union.

ian Temperance Union.
Special to the Record. ..u. ,,,.s
Portland, Me-, Oct. 17.-lThe
Jefferson theater presented a
busy scene today. White-rib-
boned delegates to the national
convention to the Christian tenn
perence Union were fitting in
out, registering'their. names, re-
newing old acquaintances and
receiving their assignments of
work in connection with. what
what leaders of. the. movement
declare will be the largest and
most enthusiastic convention the
organization has ever held.
Foremost among those about the
headquarters during the day
were Lady Henry Summerset,
president Of 1.-THE British w. G. T.
u; Rev. M. Sanders, a promi-
nent temperance worker of Lon
don, who has. accompanied Lady
Henry to this country; Mrs. Lii
liam M. N. Stevens, president of
the national organization; Anna
"A. Gordon, of illinois, formerly
secretary, ito Miss Francis Will
lard :;Clara G. Hoffman of Kansas
City: Francis 3. Beauchamp of
kentucky and Helen M. Barker,
the national treas urer.
At the consecration services
this evening, marking the formal
opening of the. gathering, ad.
dresses of welcome will be de-
livered by the governor Of Maine.
Responses will delivered by
Lady Henry Summerset, and
Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis, nation
al superintendent Of the depart
ment of legislation: Tomorrow
afternoon Mrs. Mary A. Liver
more will be the honored gues'
and speaker. Saturday evening
will be a gala evening With the
children, when the work of the
Loyal TemperanceL Legion will b.
ably represented by Mr.. Herber
Shattuck of New York, Miss Tir
ling of London, and others.
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From lie District Presii: 81
dents he First Of :
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The Veek. -. 4.


By Union Associated Press.
Nilkesbarre; Pa:s Oct:
The executive boards dfthe three 81
sEaiinthrasi itelltstricta1< tfss uHited
sMine Workers nf mai i'm
t.i,st ssssIpau1 a1 y sst4ldays uasnir
m ,nsly decided to recommended
IL. { delsgats ! cetsantieas a abe
striking miners the aeceptance 2
ofslthe Arbitration proposition
submitted ~ the president Of
the United aStates,t!an ~ Sis rea-
sonably. certain the advice, will be
followed,' ana the greas7 struggle
brought to q close. Tha conven-
ton will be called to.:order in this
city Monday mornings and it is
the hope and belief of the officers
of the union that the mining Of
coal will be. resu med before the
close of next week, after a sus-
pension of more than five months.
The citizens of the entire region
are much elated that the strife is
almost over, because business in
the coal fields has been practic-
ally paralyzed since the strike
began.
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~ Union Associated Press.

BY Union Associated Press.
wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct. II. -
The coal companies began active
operation today for the resump-
tion Of. work next Weeh.~~eThe
first move was the discharging
of 300 detectives from New York,
Philadefphia and Pittsburg who
have been employed since the
strike began. The coal and iron
police will go next. The mine
mules are beng shod today by
the union blacksmiths, who we're
ordered to go to work by Mitchell.
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Notice..

have moved my shop to the
Louisiana Machine & Well Works
shop, up stairs, where I am pre-
pared to do sign work, paint and
trim carriages and to manufac-
ture canvas awnings of all kinds.
1w244. E.F. MCGIvNEY.
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"Garland'' stoves and ranges
last longest and use the least
fuel. Sold by A. F. ~Derouen
Hdw. Co. -- p. 1861
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Defenaet Brand BoisfsT Cases. "a
Defender j II / r . Brand ,a1, j, Il Henstitcnsd "a
Pillow Covers, fine grade ;fulfsize z0c
Fine grade Pillow Case, IN
full SiZe:::-:: :. ~: ..UVc
Fine quality Huck Towels, &
any Guaraatsed Pure Iihea.To.sis.t1S i =
II Large ss size Turkish Towels / j 10
:. P Pure linen Hack |; Towels, 1 large 2o
II: Handsome s Bed spreaass .1:s;:1F
Fine, ready made Dantslr Tab1
Cloths, fringed or he1nstifched, I IN
large size, -housekeeperas pridey W
Linen Napkins q ,nioe asigea aHf
Red border. linen. .RreakiastNap.-E
kins, nice size, good; qufh1y, OILY Vl
Linen Dresser Searfs, colored TX
designs in center, fQr, ~--sIvc
Linen Dresser Scarfs, aAlwhite, k0
open-work design in center, foE yVc
handsome ds y designs, Tea: per pair, csf from 5c
Fine Grey Blankets, large size. %
good quality, for only. ..T:2. -. .UJc.
Nice quality White Blankets, ~
full size from ..tsec~
Boys Custom-t tahered-Suitss q 40
from ~. -. !. - .-.,.@ -. LOU
Youths Suits, from 10 to- 20'yelrs.F
nice wool cloth, coat, vest, and fn
long pants, for. .........:.V w
+ Boys Cottonede,' Wopsted and ~
cashmere Knee Pants, from. ..l.. kOc
Mems Union made Working 40 4
Shirts, guaranteed not to rip, for toe
8, lo r,,if
collars and one pair OF cuffs, Tor fUc
Men Hlgh-gratle' Madras Shirts,
equal to any Shirts! sold elsewhere at
one-third more money, at csc, sScAQ
We are sole agents for the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, for mea. This bpAnd
is guaranteed to be absolutely the best
made. Try them. and youcwfll tf3k
wear no other, only. - ..'...;I. i;.lAs ~.
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All garments guaranteed to- At.
Alterations, if necessary, made IN
our store. No extra charge.

Black Taffeta Silk Skirt, tucked all
around from belt to hounce, with wide
fiounce, four rows of Jube ruch- m
ing, only ........s... ...S W
Handsome Black Silk Ekirt, deep,
graduating founce, with inserted rows
of Netting and Taffeta, Drop Skirt.
Must be seen to be appreciated; worth
anywhere fully $1,000. - E0
Corduroy ;or;,, y Skirts ad9S hish-srsde 6 IS
1t would take an entire page to de-
scribe our large line of Walking
Skirts. We have the largest variety
at smallest prices ever known. 40
Pricet of Skirts, from. - ~
We can say as much for our, line OF
Flannel and Silk Waists We guar
antee perfect fit. All alterations, it
necessary, made right in our store. No
extra charge. Waists in pretty en-
designs. latest styles, from. UUc
Ladies Cloth jackets, in tan, black,
red and blue Prices guaranteed low
er than selsewl1ere. See them If you
think of getting one, 1h
Prices, from. o...i.-....'5.O ~
Ladies Woolen Underskirts, %
from $500 down to .,.....-..- r. OOc
Ladies' Union Suits, from the all
COTTON KIM W ullt UesC eNAeA1AO wv
manufactured, per suit, 7h,,
| from So. so to ::zOc
Onr assortment of Ladies' Under
vests and Drawers is unrivaled. Vests
from 1Sc; drawers to match at same
prices. ,its 'et - ''1
I We have also a nice assortment Of
Ladies' ALL SILK, SILK AND Wool
mixed, ana nice CASHMERE Vests
and Drawers, at prices ranging QR
from 81. 75 to............: :...:... OOc
| Ladies' Kid Gloves, the S1.OO 7k
quality for. .... lvc
| Ladies' Imported French KID nh
| Gloves. ST.. 80 quality for. ~. u w
! Children's and Infants Underwear
in large variety of styles and prices.
| Examine our large line Of House
| hold Goods inst received. ., 50.
Defender Brand Sheets, hO
\ from -. 49,
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Ask youg; grocer for "Dun.
woody's Best" -four. 1t has no
eq ual. y, , sq.s..fa a,,et
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Ask your grocer for ''Dun.
woody's Best" -four. 1t, has nc
equal. ..---
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BY Union Associated Press. =
: New York, Oct. II. "A shock
ing tragedy occurred in the law
Office Of Canterborough at 25
Broad street today. William G.
Turner, wealthy builder, shot
and killed VIM. j. Millard and a
man n! by the name Of Hamilton
from Pittsburg, in a dispute over
business matters. The affair
is one, of the most sensational in
the history of Wall street,
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MAPLE GROVE.

There is only one who can divorce
man and wife lawfully married in the
Catholic church, his name is Death
But two months ago, Father Ryan bless
ed the nuptials of Bridget Shelby and
Michael Mangin. On Tuesday he bless
ed her husbands grave. This is the sad
termination of happy marriage and a
married life of two short months Pei
haps it is better so. We have not here
a lasting home, but seek one to come.
Stricken down in his manhood, his sud
den demise surprised even a disciple of
Aesculapius, who is a most conscientious
doctor; and the sympathetic nerve of
every young wife in the county will
twitch in unison with the sorrowing
soul of the young and beautiful wife
who Will not be cOnsoled. For his was
a form indeed where every god did seem
to set his seal; to give to the world the
| assurance of man The funeral was
held Saturday from St Patrick's church
Maple Grove, and the last sad tributes
paid to The departed The funeral train
was the longest ever witnessed here,
composed Of over one hundred and fifty
teams. The Borrowing wife and friends
have our heartfelt sympathy,
| Mr.. and Mrs Mich. Connors of Man
itowoc were here to attend the funeral
Of Michael Mangin.
Mrs. Jim Munhall of Marshfeld, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Thomas Sheehy of Pembine, Mich,
was here to attend the last sud rites of
his brother-in-law Michael Mangin.
Mrs Dan Leary is confined to her
home on account of sickness.
Miss Annie Morrissey of Manitowoc
spent Sunday at home.
The school sisters in Maple Grove are
busily engaged instructing the children
who are to take part in an entertain
ment that will be presented on Jan. q
at Buckeyes hall and by all accounts
will be a credit to the children, teacher
and parents
The Maple Grove Ladies Sodality will
give an entertainment and supper at
Cato hall, Friday night Jan. "A. Since
young folks are not content with ordin-
airy entertainment, after supper pleas
ant time may be anticipated in. The
proceeds will go for the benefit of the
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Mrs Emil Teitgen was hostess to s
small gathering of friends Sunday even
ing
An orange social will be given jointly
at the home of Miss Mabel Smith tomor
row evening by Miss Smith and Miss
Winifred Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs Haase entertained on
Sunday in honor of Mr. Haase's birth.
day.
Miss V. Krainik's birthday was cele
brated on Sunday.
Miss Rosa M. Cheney, of the Training
School, attended the teachers meeting
at Cato last Saturday.
f. S. Hyer attended the JOINT debate
between the Milwaukee and Whitewater
Normal schools at Milwaukee last Fri
day night.
Miss Hilda Klingholz entertained a
party of fifteen Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs B. Hanson and daughter
Lila and Mrs. Knorpp and son Wesley,
I'LL of whom were guests at the home of
c. Schroeder have returned to Chicago.
DR.. A. G. Fraser, who has been i'll for
a long time is thoroughly recovered and
is at his business again.
About fifty young people of the
Young Peoples Dancing club enjoyed a
dance at Turner Opera house on Mon
day.
Mrs. c. H. Smalley, who has been Wis
iting at Kankakee, returned Yesterday
accompanied by Miss Lou Harnot.
An evening party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Holsen on Monday.
Mrs. Conway, of Kewaunee, has been
in the city for several days, She has
been guest at several homes.
Miss Anna Wallen and Edward Woer-
fel were married yesterday by Justice
Falge They will make their home at
The Rapids
Mr.. and Mrs Frank G.. Smith, of Mil
waukee the latter a daughter of Mrs.
Kelley, have been visiting in the city
for several days past
Mrs. S. r S. Gray, wife of the Epis-
copal church rector, entertained the
choir boys Oh Monday night
Mrs. j. A. Pritchard made short Wis.
it in Milwaukee
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TISCH MILLS.

Joseph Stangel is Ill Milwaukee.
The dance at F. j. Urbanek,s hall on
Sunday was well attended.
Miss Dora Prausa Of Lincoln, who has
been spending several weeks here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenzel Stangel has re.
turned
Miss Sehlies of Allisville, is visiting
here with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schlies.
The Rev, Father Just of Kellnersville
with his cook visited here with Rev.
Father Klouchek one day last week.
DIED-Mr Wenzel Schauer, aged 81,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sladky
where he has made his home. The
funeral took place from the ST. Mary s
church on Saturday.
Mat Schauer and his son of milwaukee
spent several days here to attend the
funeral Of Wenzel Schauer, They re-
turned Monday.
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GRIrlMS.

Mr.. Liest of Clarks Mills collected tax
here this week.
Miss Lizzie Raider of Sheboygan
Falls, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ray
Frosch.
Chas. Etzler, of Reedsville. did bust.
ness in our village Saturday
Mrs. T. NJ. Cummings is visiting with
friends at Milwaukee this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Vondrachek are re-
joicing over the arrival of bouncing
baby boy Monday. Have a smoke on
Joe?
Pat Connolly departed for Crandon
Wednesday.
A little girl arrived at Geo. Gosz last
Saturday.
Mrs. T. Z. Timlin and children, of
Star Lake, departed Monday after two
weeks visit with James Halron.
Thos. Kirby is now chief porter at w.
Munhalls.
Aug. Kinnbaum is under doctors
care this week
Mrs. Martin Carney arrived Monday
from Ironwood, Mich.
Man by the name of Cannon" was
brought before the judge and officer re.
ported him being loaded" The Judge
decided on discharging the offender.
John Halron and VIM. Munball were
Manitowoc visitors Monday.
Mr.. Began Sundayed at WATERFOWL
with his family.
Ray Frosch and wife attended the
banquet at Wayside Monday given TO
the Brillion Fire department
DIR. O'Connell is busy in our village
this week
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.JERPEN

Lulu Alfsen is at present staying in
Chicago.
Albert Larson returned last week
from his visit to Minnesota
Christian Halverson is in this neigh
borhood taking orders for nursery stock.
The 46th wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. X Larson was celebrated last
Thursday evening, Quite number of
persons We're at the home to congratu-
late the aged couple.
A petition is being circulated among
the dairymen of Manitowoc county ask
ing that Peter Mason of Jerpen be APP
pointed Travelling Cheese Instructor
Mr. Mason is graduate of the Wiscon-
sin Dairy school and has been actively
engaged in the manufacture of cheese
for number of years. The training he
received at the dairy school and his long
experience well qualify him for the po-
sition of instructor and his appointment
would certainly be a help to cheese
makers who meet with difficulties in
the trying months of summer,
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EASTWIN.

Mr.. Klenker won the law suit with the
Manitowoc party and received his
money, which he accidently left in the
store about year ago. Mr.. Klenker is
near eighty years old but is yet very ro-
bnst and finds great pleasure in setting
traps for minks and musk rats He
caught 1853 musk rats and Is minks this
fall
Dick Bishop sold his farm to Harry
Wilsman for ST. 600 and Geo. Silversack
bought 20 acres for 1920.
Arnold Zander and daughter Mercedes
of Two Rivers, were guests at Eastwin
hall Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Raatz spent last week at
Manitowoc the guest of her brother
Mr.. Anderson, of Manitowoc, agent
for farm machinery, was at Eastwin
Tuesday.
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The Social Eancing club will enter
tain on Friday night at the Northside
Opera house. The attraction will be
dancing. A supper will be served tow
ard midnight
The Hon. NJ. Murphy of Cato, was in
the city visiting relatives this week
Mrs. George Cooper entertsins at an
evening party Friday of this week
Miss Myrtle Smalley, daughter of
Mrs. c. G. Smalley entertained on Fri
day night
AT the residence of Mrs. O. Torrison
the young ladies of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will hold a sock social
this evening. This is quite a novel af-
fair and it is expected there will be
quite s large gathering of the younger
element of the church.
The birthday of J. H. Keith was
made memorable to him last Friday by
I the presentation to him of horse nam
ed Little Boy" The horse has rec
ord according to the sign it carried of
l:59, but no one vouches for the accura-
cy of this time. On the evening of Mr..
Keith's birthday forty of his friends
helped him to celebrate.
Mrs. H. c. Richards entertained at
cards last Friday afternoon. The Aft
ernoon Whist club, containing nine
members We're present. ---s---.....
On last Friday evening Miss Belle
Rand entertained Y Y 4. Cinch club
at the home of Dr. Flack.
Joseph Willott Jr., celebrated his
birthday anniversary last Friday by en-
tartaining a number of his friends
Last Friday evening small gather
Jag of friends were invited to the home
o. Julius Lindstedt to enjoy musical
evening, Prof. Kaiser executed some
classical music on Mr.. Lindstedts mag
nifcent Steinway grand piano, and his
playing was highly appreciated
Mrs A. J. Schmitz of Milwaukee,
was here visiting her parents John and
Mrs Franz. She returned to her home
on Tuesday.
Miss Mayme Mcmahon is attending
the Milwaukee Normal School
Miss Leila Fechter is home from Mil
waukee
Mrs. w NJ. Joyce is in Depere.
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A Profitable investment

II was troubled for about seven years
with my stomach and in bed half my
time, says E. Demick, Somerville, Ind
81 spent about 81, 900 and never could
get anything to help me until | tried
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. | have taken a
few bottles and am'entirely we'll You
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you digest uand Cassimilate. . If YOU
stomach doesn't digest your food,
you are really starving, Kodol Dyspep-
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costing the food You don't have tc
diet Eat all you want. Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure cures all stomach troubles
Instead of occupying place on the
table the turkey gobbler sits in chair.
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FINDS WAY TO LIVE LONG

The startling announcement of a Dis
covery that will surely lengthen life is
mode by Editor O. H. Downey. of Chu-
rubusco Ind. Il wish to state, he
writes that DR. Kings New Discovery
for consumption is the most infallible
remedy that ! have eve known for
Coughs, Colds and Grip. It's invalu-
able to people with weak lungs. Hay
ing this wonderful medicine no one
need dread Pneumonia or Consumption
Its relief is instant and cure certain
Henry Hinrichs guarantee every SOC
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free
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Our station agent J w Stransky re-
ceived the following letter:
Grimms, Wis.
Meester Shoe Srencke,
Deer Eur
Apoud four bis fife days ako l ket me
vone day box by your depo. Dot box
he comes from Shikago und vas full like
bust nit hole lotsa dings vat | puy
Sleeper dare ais here. Der ajchent vat
sells me dot sthuffs gay to me he got
eferyding sheep. Vel ven make dot
box open | see rite away dot he tolt me
der trute. Der pruns vot vos in dere
vos anyway sheep. Dare vos wool boud
inch lonk on dem and dey looked like
dey vos skeered kouple dimes dis winter
alretty yet. Der suker vos doding bud
a pag of dnried schnow und gondained
a kart adwizing eferypody to froze to
dis kint of goots Eferyding vot vos in
der box vos humbuk. Der koffee vos
mate from schlag at der rolling mills
und vos hart sthuff. Id is all rite to
shoot at Wild ducks aber not foot for me.
Now Sho want sent dot hole shoodigg
match pack to dem humbuckers if
dond got to bay frate. youst want gif
it to dem sphitzpups in der neck vonce.
Yours dhruly,
Herm Hindinker.
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Quay Street, East of Eighth St,
PHONE 81.
STOLEN.

Will the party who was seen taking n
yellow blanket with red border, from
near j. p Watts barn at Maple Grove,
on the night of Jan. Eth please leave
the same at j. p, Watts, together with
the cost of this notice, and avoid prose
cution. MARTIN O'BRIEN,
KassOn, Wis.
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County continued
REEDVILLE.

The following visited at J. Schultz
place a week ago Sunday: Mr.. ana Mrs
Uhl, Mr.. and Mrs Drumm and Mr.. aud
Mrs. w Schultz
Mrs. NJ. Buechner was in town Thurs
day last
Mrs. J. Sheeg is visiting relatives at
Hartford.
The Misses Nell Cornin and Winnie
Meany attended the club dance at Bril-
lion Friday.
Mrs. j. Duduch was in towr Friday
Will Cooney spent Sunday here.
Miss Winnie Meany attended the
teachers meeting at Cato, Saturday.
A few persons from here attended the
dance at Maple Grove Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Cary visited at
Kellnersville Sunday.
A few friends gathered at the home of
Nita Luedtke Saturday afternoon to help
celebra her birthday.
The n. Y. l.. held their meeting Sat
urday.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Hlavacek, of Westboro, was buried here
Tuesday.
The village council held its meeting
Monday evening.
Miss Nell Cronin is visiting at Way
side.
Miss Lena Rusch is visiting here.
Miss Clara Stelling who has been
visiting at Boltonville, returned home
last Monday.
Miss Meyers of Appleton is visiting
| here.
Will Maertz of Gillet is visiting here.
BRILLION.
Nellie Thomas left for her home at
Randolph, Wis
Miss Clara Schwalbe of Hayton visited
friends here last week.
The Cyclone band will give a masque-
rade dance at the Billion Opera hall, on
Saturday, Feb. Sth.
Chas. Thomas was at Kaukauna.
Oscar Gunderson of Manitowoc trans
acted business in the city.
F. A Otto visited relatives at Neenah
and Oshkosh.
Architect Tegen of Manitowoc was in
the city last week.
Mayor McMullen of Amigo, brother
of VIM. V. McMulen of this city, was
the guest at his brothers house last
week.
Peter Reuther visited with his sons
Emil and Otto at Manitowoc last week.
Jos. Miller and Jos. Kleiber We're
Manitowoc visitors during the week
Rose Zander who is a student nurse at
the Trinity hospital vt Milwaukee, was
u visitor in the city last Wednesday.
Will Maertz transacted business at
Manitowoc last Monday.
Joe Winter and Oswald Herman of
Manitowoc transacted business here last
Saturday.
Louis Borroa of Sherwood is visiting
friends here.
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What would you think Of your groc-
cry man il he sold you sand for sugar
What do you think. OF druggist who
offers you substitute for the Madison
Medicine Cos Rocky Mountain Ten r.
q. Buerstatte.
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THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE

Con sists in keeping all the main or
gans of the body in healthy, regular
action, and in quickly destroying deadly
disease germs. Electric Bitters regulate
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, purify the
blood, and give a splendid appetite.
They work wonders in curing Kidney
Troubles, Female Complaints Nervous
Diseases. Constipation, Dyspepsia, and
Malaria. Vigorous health and strength
always follow their use. Only SOC, guar
anteed by Henry Hinrichs druggist
If you don't drink don't eat cloves.
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MUSIC LESSONS

Miss Marie Mulholland, late of the
Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, is
prepared to take few more scholars 10
complete her class. Latest and most
approved methods on piano
If. Residence No 7OS st. Claire St
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TO CURE ACOlD ONE DAY

Teke Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. E, W. Groves signature IS on
each box 25c.