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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From kiel.

Thieves broke into the saloon of Chas
Weiskopf on Sunday night, Aug I.
Unluckily for them the booty consisted
only of few cents taken from the cash
drawer and bottle of whiskey
Our village is right up-to-d date
Richard kiel, the cashier of our bank,
has purchased fine automobile lately
The picnic given on Aug. 18th under
the auspices of the Kiel Amusement
association was not brilliant success
The dance was held in Muellers Hall IL
the evening.
AID. Duerrwaechter, manager of the
Kiel Park Saloon, will give picnic on
Ang. 81. The music will be furnished
by the Kiel Arion band. Come one,
come all.
Characters from Rip van Wrinkle and
David Harum will be displayed by Ed
ward H Freye who Is engaged by our
ROYAL Neighbors to act the above men
toned characters on Sunday night, Aug.
81, in Mueler's Hall A delightful
evening for all.
Mrs. Ernest Voland attended the
funeral of her sisterin.law, Mrs. Rob,
Voland of the town Of Meqnon.
Three additional rural routes will
leave kiel from Sept /, 1904.
A special election will be held the last
Saturday of Aug, for the purpose Of de.
termining whether or not the sum OF
500 900 shall be raised by issuing bonds
for the purpose Of defraying expenses
incurred by system of water works
and sewerage
The Misses Lucia Koehler and Bertha
Burkhardt of Menominee Falls are
guests Of Gottlieb Burkhardt,
Mrs. NJ Wilihngapz il visiting
friends in Fond du Lac.
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Notes From ReedsyilIe.

Miss Leola Cary arrived home Friday
from Grand Rapids Wis. where she had
spent the last year
The dance AT Meartz's Hall on Friday
Evening WA 4 very enjoyable affair
urday.
Mrs " IIagenow Of Neenah returned
home Friday after Il few days visit with
friends III the village.
Mrs Falge returned on Friday from
Madison
Mr. Burton and family Of New Orleans
are visiting Al the nome II DIR. Falge.
Miss Laura schultz II visiting friends
III llinionsllle.
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Not Fatal.
No Matter What Doc
tors Say-We Know
That Heart Trou-
Bile in any
Cases Can Be
Cured.


There are seven main features of
heart disease. viz. ~ Weakness or
Debility; (2) Rheumatism or Neuralgia:
go Valvular Disorder; % Dilation;
ca Enlargement; go Fatty Degenera-
ton; ca Dropsy.
Documentary evidence Will prove
thousands Of called "incurables" have
been absolutely cured by d.. Miles
New Heart Cure.
Patients often have no idea their dis
ease Is heart trouble, but ascribe 1t to
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, etc.
Here are some of the symptoms:
Shortncss Of breath after exercise.
Smothcring Spells. Pain IN Chest, left
Shoulder and arm. Discomfort in Lying
on one side. Painting Spells Nervous
Cough. Swelling Of Feet and Ankles.
raleness Of Face and Lips. Palpitation.
Nightmare. Irregular Pulse.
Il have great faith in DR.. Miles New
Heart cure, snd speak Of its merits
whenever opportunity presents. | can
now go up and down stairs with ease,
whore three weeks ago | could hardly
walk one block" one year later-"I
am still in good health the Heart Cure
did so much for me, that | find it far
greater medicine than you claimed 1t
to be. s. H. YOUNG, d. D., 697 North
Zine St, Ndtchcz Miss.
Money back If first bottle fails to benefit
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IN CIRCUIT COURT Manitowoc County,
wis. John ID. Connell Plaintiff
JOHN CHLOUPEk
Pub Aug II, Is, 2j Sept l.

IN CIRCUIT COURT -Manitowoc County
wis John d. Council, Plaintiff
Margaret Sullivan, John Sullivan
Thomas sullivan, Patrick sullivan, ,Ir,
Mary Hurley, William Heating, Della
Heating, Margaret keating and
Mathew Swanton, Defendants
Whereas II appears that the above named
the defendants Della Heating and Margaret
Heating are infants that although more than
twenty days have elapsed since the completion
OF the service OF the summons i'll said action on
said Insane and said infant defendants and that
they have not neither has any one in their be
half applied for the appointment of guardian
nd Item To represent them. or any one Of then
in said above entitled action, and
Whereas the said plaintiff has made and filed
Il verified petition setting forth facts upor
which he bases his application and asking tol
the appointment of a guardian, or guardians
ad Item, for said insane and said infant de
PENDANTS in said cton and
Whereas 1t appears that the residence Of sale
infant defendants isunknown ana cannot Will
due diligence. le ascertaned,
Now therefore 1t II ordered that the plain
tifs said application he heard before the sait
Court at the Court House In the City ant
| County of Shehuygan Wis on tho 18th day o
september, 1904 at the opening of Court OF
that day, or as soon thereafter as counsel cat
he heard
1t Is further Ordered that notice of the time
and place of said hearing be given to the de
PENDANT Patrick sullivan tr., 10y serving Il copy
Of this order on him personally at least hv,
days before the time set for the hearing, unt
to the defendants Della Heating and Margaret
Heating and to all other persons interested 10y
publication of this order in the Manitowot
Pilot II newspaper published at Manitowoc
MS" which paper IL most likely to give
notice to said infant defendants at least one,
IN eaoh week for four successive weeks prior
tu the time sat for the hearing
Dated this 9th day OF August. 1904.
MICHAEL kIRW AN Circuit Judge
Publish Aug, II, IL, %, 4 Sept |,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN CorNTy CouRr
MASITowoc COUNTY.
In the matter of the guardianship of
James RADIO, an insane person
On reading and filing the petition of Henry
Wernecke, Secretary Of the Board of Trustees
of the Manitowoc County Insane Asylum
showing that James RADIO an insan" person i,
tuition, and that Bruno Mueller was on the eth
day of September A d. lSG duly appointed
the guardian of said James RADIO
That said James RADIO has been supported
at the Manitowoc County Insane Asylum since
January 18th A d. 1891 and that there is now
Justly due and owing to said institution the
sum of S2T3 IS since October LIST A. ID 1901
which sum Is just true and correct charg,
against the estate of James Rado;
That Bruno Mueller a. such guardian has
money or property in his possession belong
ing to James Rado said insane person. and
which is more than sufficient to pay said debt
and praying for an order To such guardian
ordering the payment of said sum If s223 -.
which sum Is due since October LIST A d 1901.
1t Is therefore ordered that all persons in
terested show cause unto this Court, itany-they
have in my office in the Court House in the
City and County of Mantowoc, W~con> in al
a special term of said Court being the 4th daS
of February A. d, 1915, or as soon thereafter
rs the parties may he heard why the PRAYER OF
said petitioner should not be granted
II is further ordered that this order he
served upon Bruno Mueller personally and
upon all parties interested herein bt puhira
ton thereof in the Manitowoc Pilot. a news
consin, for four weeks prior to the day sci
forth for the hear ing herein.
Dated this 9th day of August A. ID 1904.
BY the Court
JOHN CHLOUPEK.
Pub Aug II, Is, p, Sept |,
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Sunday Rates to Milwaukee

Every Sunday during the summer
months the G. x. n. w. Ry. will sell
tickets to Milwaukee and return for
81 -. Tickets good returning until
following Monday.
5-5tf. J. T. O'BRIEN, ACT.
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Marriage licenses were issued during
the week to Joseph Reich of Gibson and
Clothilda Duke of Mishicot, and
Michael S Gibbin of Chicago and Mary
Foley of Maple Grove.
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Miss Nell Cronin was a ManitowoC
visitor last week
+. j. Meartz transacted business at
Manitowoc Thursday.
Mr. L. Keihl and family have removed
to Kenosha
DR.. Falge is the proud possessor of Il
four-legged chicken.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN CorNrY CoCRr FOR
- MASiruwoc COUNTY
In tho matter of the estate of Henry
Esser deceased, In Probate
An instrument IN writing purportng to be
the last Will and testament of Henry Essef
OF Mani towoc, IN said county, having been
delivered into said court
And Henry Wits of Maniowoc in
said county, having presented to said
court his petition in writing duly verified
representing. among other things that said
Henry EsSer died tpstate. at Mantowoc
IN said county. ON the 2St h day of July. lgut,
that said instrument is the last viii of said de
ceased aud that Henry Wits is named
ther Elm executor and praying that
said instrument he proven aud admitted t.
Probate and that letters testamentary ho
thereon issued 10 Henry Wits
II II ordered. That said petition and tho
matters therein be heard and proofs at said
Last W III aud Testament he taken at general
term of said county court. u he held at tn,
Probate office In the city Of Mantowoc on
Tuesday, tho nth day Of September. 1901, at II
o'clock a NJ
And 1t is further Ordered Tint notice 81
the time and place Of said hearing Ia given lN
publication hereof for three successive weeks
once each week previous to the time ~ snlC
hearing in tho Manitawoo Pilot. newspaper
published IN said Manitowo county.
| Dated Augustith 1894
BY the Court
JOHN CHLpuPEk, County Judge
Schnit2 Burke Il Cratic Attorneys
| Publish August H. II, -
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Notes From kasson.

Albert fokette transacted business ut
plymouth last Wednesday.
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T REL

L nCiG you a Free Trial Package of
Or. Miles Anti-PaIn Pills, the New
Scientific Remedy for Pain, Also Symp-
tom Blank for our Specialist to diagnose
your case and toll you what Is wrong
and how to right It. Absolutely Free.
Address Or. MILES MEDICAL CO..
LABORATORIES. LLkHART. IND.
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IT WAS NO DREAM.
Evsn 1hoaap NsarIy IoersdIbIs

FOR twenty Years , suffered with
piles. sometimes being confined % py
he'd for davs at a time The relief
IRON doctors, 10th in ire United
states and Mexico was temporary and
more frequently [ received NO relief;
uthsr nodicines had 40 eject it was
continual drag / was ST FOR nothing.
finally tried Pyramid pile Cure first
application was magical; ! could not
believe was awake next morning l
experienced a relief l had not known
for twenty years.
"One box cured me. but not believ-
ing myself cured / bought two more
and they are stiu in my trunk. l first
used this remedy in July, 1902; HAVE
HAD No OCCASION TO USE II
SINCE. The wcrld should know ol
pyramid Pile Cure I have no word.
60 express its merits" e. A. Leon
ard. Nueva Gale de San Antonio d.
las Hueras M 8, city OF Mexico
Pyramid Pile cure is in the form o
a suppositurv, which is admitted to b'
The best form OF treatment for piles
il comes in direct contact with th'
painful mmors and docs it's worl
quickly and painlessly II is sold b.
druggists generally for fifty cents
package and there is no cther iemed.
"mst as good Write Pyramid nrut
Co. Ma,s shall. Mich, for their littl
book describing tho cause and cur
OF piles. as it is sent free for the asl
ing.
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daughter Alice, and the victim Of
their wrath was J. s. Holden, editor
Of the IT. Gibson Post
The canse Of the trouble was some
articles published in the Post which
rshceted tpoa the caeseeter 90. o
Uick Who oas stopping Ut ne home
of the Adars. Dick formerly publish
ed a paper at TT Gibson and Holden
sued him for libel Through the Post
Hclden had circulated stories about
Dick ard in some way connected his
name With that of the Adair girl This
morning Holden was standing on the
street when the mother aud daughtei
approached from behind and attacked
him. Holden SAYS he saw it was no
use TO try to argue with the irate fe
males so he turned and ran, he two
women pursuing Hclden says he gave
a couple cf whoops when he started
and n two blocks had 1istancod the
women He speaks with pride of be
inp able. with his sivty.three years. &c
out sprint q red headed girl OF twenty
one Holden statcs that he would moi
have the two women arrested. He va.
not hurt in any way as he did not give
the women time to punish him. Tn,
foot race was the most amusing thins
that has happened here for many Z
day.
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miles from Ol,mulgee, and was burned
to the ground last Wednesday night.
together with the cotton house which
contained about $4,000 worth of cotton
part Of it in bales. Tho fire was of an
inceadiary uTigin. gnd vas discovered
al late hour of Wedneaday 0ignt
Ire arst iutimation Of the FIRE was an
explosion, and those who were awak-
ened by it say that Immediately three
separate columns cf fame shot into
The air from as many parts Of the Gin.
Efforts were made to stop the progress
of the fire, hut they we're without sue
cess. Sone of the. bales of cotton
which were saved were found to be
thoroughly saturated with coal oil and
the smell of the burning oil was 81
strong that there is no question th
the entire plant was subject to the
same treatment Tho plant cost 50
GOO and there was no insurance. TIE
loss will amount 20 $1,000
There has been a great deal Of ~
feeling displayed hv certain parties
against Messrs Eewsome & Robin.
ever since they started to build the
gin and threats have beer maul
against them They are convince,
that they know the instigators of the
dastardly deed. but nave no evldenc,
npnn which TO nresent a claim.
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A Rare Journey.
Wallace

Virginia, the mother Of the colonies,
the mother Of states, the mother Of
presidents: he home Of chivalry. OF
oratoiy, Of patriotism, Of beauty If
America were rich in nothing but as
sociations, and II il were necessary
here, as II, soma ancient regions, TO
accommodate all else TO the recessi-
ties Of getting the last penny FROM
the tourist by showing him the most
in the least time and at the least ex'
pense. then surely the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railawy would have been built
No where else could SO many, 50 varied
and so rich an assortment of reminis-
cence and association have been crowd
ed into the same mileage of travel.
There isn't a mile of this railway
that is not at once full Of scenery and
/ fun Of associations. OF natures har'
a,ony and the nations history. Any
railroad can tell you that its equip
ment is the hest, but none can claim
that its trip is so replete with inter
est and beauty and education as the
Chesapeake and Ohio.
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anC citizens that tho laws are not re-
spected No man IS good citizen
who openly violates q law just because
it is not in harmony with his sentl-
menf. what you need brother IS men
In office Sh0 have backbone and prin
ciple enough N execute the laws You
may direr with us by saying Il can
not be done. but ii can. by actual ex-
perlence So far as the prohibition
law IS concerned IL is the best Law on
yonr statutes and should not b. con
demned because your officers havent
nerve and honor enough 70 enforce f.
The railroad companies, the most ex
te1sive enterprise IA the world, are
becoming stricter every year about
employing men who refrain from the
use Of liquor. yet they Continually ylo
late an moral and statutory laws By
transporting intoAicants into prohibi
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cHRisTMAs ON SANTA FE.

CHRISTMAS ON SANTA re.
Holiday rates on Santa Fe for Ok
iahoma are better this year than ever
before.
Round Trip tickets win be sold Dec.
"a, 20. 20 and 81, Jan and 3, to all
points. except no ticket sold to points
east Of Chicago or st. Louis. good to
return tc Jan. 4, 1905 One fare plus
so cents.
IN ADDITION TO ABOVE.
On Dec. 20, q, % and &c round trip
tickets will be sold at one fare plus
$500, good to rcurn ia 30 davs. TO
iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska South
Dakota, Wisconsin, and to many points
in Illinois, Kansas, Missouri, North
Dakota, WyO,oing and Colorado and
to many points in Southwest.
r. J. Best, Agent
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Attention. Elksi

Memorial services viii be held sun.
day, Dec. 10th, al 3 y. m, at EllSs'
lodge room in monory Of f. W Jones
end A. Saunders. Hon Roy v,
Hoffman win deliver the oration. All
Elks and their families and friends
are invited. Music by Elks' mandolin
club and quartette
Foueart, Secretary.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW WEAR hoL-
lDAY EXCURSION RATES.
FOR The PUBLIC.


Between all points on Frisco System
lines west of tho Mississippi River.
One fare. plus nifty l5o) cents.
TO Memphis. Tenn, ald return. ono
fare, plus seyonty-dve (75) cents.
Dates cf sale Dec "a %, "a. and
January lst Final limit January ith
1905
To points iu Colorado. Illinois Iowa
Kansas. Michigan Minnei ota, Nilsson
H. Nebraska. North and South Dakota
Wyoming, Wisconsin.
Ono fare. plus two dollars tg2 0eF
for the round trip
Dates Of sale, Dec 20. q, % ond %,
Fiaai limit thirty C0l days from date
Of sale
FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS.
TO Points east OF tho Mississippi
River One and onethird STANDARD
FIRST class fare for round trip
Dates OF sale. Dec. 10th 10 25fh
Final limit January on and 1lth. 1905
c. S. sellar c. w Strain.
Il. p. e.. Div. Pass. Agt
Oklahoma CITY Wichita. Kas
w. p. Walsh, Agent.
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THE PRIVATE CAR LINES.
Now the Plan is to Consolidate All
Lines Under Railway Ownership.

Il Is predicted ny prominent Chi
cago railroad OFFICIAL that within six
months the private car lines of the
county will pass from their present
owners into the hands Of the railroads.
Nc doubt exists that the interstate
commerce commission in its decision,
which is expected in week 0T two,
VIII assail the railroads for assisting
private car lines in exacting eXorbit
ant charges from. shippers, and will
express the opinion that the roads
should he required to furnish the
equipment for the transportation of
every article of freight
The railroads feel they ought not TO
allow themselves to be made the
scapegoats for the actions of private
car lines, and for this reason they are
considering measures that will enable
them to overcome the troubles Just
how this can be accomplished has not
yet been determined.
The difficulty which has been IN the
way of wiping out these private car
lines has been that majority Of the
stock in chem has been held by raj
road officials, hut not by the ones who
own the roads Any suggestion fcI
taking over thc lines naturally met
with opposition.
It also has been a question whether
the railroads would be allie to supply
the cars needed by the shippers Tor tn
prompt transportation Of certain con,
modities, and whether It would not b.
better to have one company own al
of the cars. as the Pullman oOmran,
owns cars on passenger trains. !
has been suggested that the railroad
win buy the independent companie
and combine them into one big indC
pendent car line company to be own
ed by the various railroads over whic
the cars were run as is now the cas-
with most Of the fast freight lines.
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ticn territory We care not what a
mans disposition may be in reference
20 his own indulgence IN drink. yet We
know that over 30 per cent o. the men
who drink are in favor Of keeping ir
away from their boys. or the.F boys
away from 81. that's Why we want
prohibition Ia Oklahoma Don't be-
surprised n We get II. too-Ianbert
Messenger
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q. T. DiHahunty the lnCian curio
dealer. has reno e3 his store TO 1is
South First street, in the rear of
Lilies drug store lie has q larger
line Of curios than ever before. You
are cordially invited to call and in
spoct his line Of curios.
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PROHIBITION.

A great movement Is on foot 10
make the Indian territory prohibi-
ton state when statehood is granted.
The same movement viii doubtless ex-
tend into Oklahoma Kansas ~ a pro
hibiton state. and from personal OBJ
servation both in Kansas and okla
homa, the writer fails to see the bene
ft Of the prohibition law. The onA
difference between the Kansas saloons
and those in Oklahoma IS thai the
former have no big signs mp and pay
no license while the latter pay a large
sum for the privilege of doing busr
ness Then again we have laws TO
govern onr saloons while in prohibit
tion states upon the supposition that
we have no saloons no laws are maue
to regulate the business and they are
run without restraint Admitting thai
saloors are a detriment to the country
we cannot see where the prohibition
law is practicable IN controlling the
sale OF intoxicating liquor.-Waljron
Index
Your argumen. IS not well founded
and inconsistent. brother Admitting
that he saloon is a detnment to tho
country, but cannot see where the pro
hibitlon law Is practicable in controll
ing the sale Of Intoxicating LIQUOR. is
on the same plan Of admitting bat
murder, arson, theft or any other
crime IS a detriment 10 the country
but cannot see where the law regllat
ing then is practicable No law pro
hipits II provides a penalty for it'
violation The mort extreme penalty
sentence 10 death does not prohibi
murder and rape Fear of the punish
ment provided prevents il 20 a certain
extent. just as the prohibition law o.
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RECTOR OF ST. LuKE's.
Ashh0rn Ontario, Testifiee TO the Good
Qualities Ct chanberIaln's Cough

AshhVro Ontario, Testifee TO the Good
Qualities Ct chanberIaln's Cough
Remedy
Ashburnhann, Ont, April IS 1903
think it ic only rieht that 7 should
tell YOU what wonderful effect
Chamberlain Cough Remedy has pro
duceA. The day before Easter was
so distressed with a cold and cough
onat did not think 10 be abIe to take
any duties the next day as my voice
was almost choled by the cough The
same dav I received an order from you
for bottle of your Cough Remedy
Il at once procured sample bottle
and took about three doses OF the
medicine To my great relief the
cough and cold had completely disap-
peared and was able to preach three
times on easter day know thai
this rapid and effective cure was due
to your Cough Remedy. ! make this
testimonial without solicitation, be
ing thankful 20 have found such God
sent remedy. Respectfully yours,
s. A. Langfeldt, N. A.
Rector Of s. Iuke's Church
This repedy is for sale BY ]. n
Wallace.
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samoia Sale

The ladies OF the Christian church
will hold q Sample Sale at 20 West
Oklahoma avenue Friday and Satur-
day. December 3 and no. All kinds Of
novelties for sale The ladies viii als1
serve a lunch OF sandwiches, pie,
doughnuts and coffee for IL cents from
II a m to p. NE
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No PHI is as pleasant and positive
as DeWitrs Little Early Risers. De.
Wits Little Early Risers are so mild
and effective that children, delicate
ladies and weak people enjoy their
cleansing effect. while strong people
say thev are the best liver pill sold.
Sold by c. r. Renfro
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LadIcs Home IournaI Rooth

The ladies of the Christian church
have taken advantage Of the offer Of
the Ladies Home Journal and will
have a booth at 10 West Oklahoma
avenue next Friday and Saturday
where they viii receive subscriptions
for that publication