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Motion carried that E. F. Tucker
act as assistant secretary.
Motion carried that convention pro-
coed to the nomination of candidates
for the various Offices.
For Representative the names of C.
II. White, of Stockholm township,
w. R. Grimes, of Nishnabotny town
ship, Thos. Rae. of Union township,
and F. A. Burrows of Kiron. were
presented. The result of the infor-
NAL ballot was as follows: -Thos. Rae
withdrawing his name, White u. Bur-
rows So. Grimes IS. The formal bal
lot resulted. White l0s. Grimes 81.
Motion carried that the nomination
of Mr.. White be made unaniomus.
Motion carried that the convention
proceed to selection of candidate fol-
auditor by ballot. the result of which
was unanimous. The informal ballot
was declared formal, rules being sus-
pended, and Mr.. Ed. Theobad was de-
clared the nominee.
Next in order came the nomination
of candidate for County Treasurer.
The names of U. G. johnson. Carl F.
Rothe. and E. T. Cochran were pre-
sented, the result of the info, NAL bal
lot being as follows:-
johnson, 89ss Z; Rothe, 553: Cochran,
493. There being no choice formal
ballot was taken which resulted !:
johnson, al; Rothe, SO; Cochran, Is.
Mr.. johnson having received ma
jority of the ballots, on motion of Mr..
Rothe, seconded by Mr.. Cochran,
Mr.. johnson was declared the nominee
unanimously.
On roll call of townships Mr.. Claus
PAIL was declared the nominee for
County Clerk.
On roll call of townships Mr.. NJ.
L. Houlihan was UNANIMOUSLY elected
the nominee for the Office of County
Recorder.
4 On the roll being called Mr.. N. A.
Carnahan, Of Manila, was declared
the unanimous nominee for county
Superintendent.
On the roll call Mr.. Robert Meisner
of Schleswig. was declared the unani
nous nominee for the office of Sheriff
Mr.. P. j. Klinker, of Denison, re
ceived the vote Of the entire conven
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cratic County officials who have seen
fit to appoint female relatives to
6anrtvS hinS

cratic County officials who have seen
fit to appoint female relatives to
deputyships.
That we are proud of the record for
business like efficiency made by those
Republicans now holding County
office, and believe them fully deserv-
ing of the confidence of the people.
That we condemn the many unwise
acts of the Democratic members of the
Board of Supervisors, and believe
that the best interests of the people de-
mand their retirement from office.
Interest on Public Funds.
That we believe that it is but plain
justice, and simple honesty that the
people, from whom the money comes,
should receive any interest which may
be derived from the public funds, and
the Republican candidates for Super
visors, and our candidate for County
Treasurer are hereby specifically
urged, if elected, to carry out this
much needed reform.
We further call attention to the fact
that neither the Democratic County
Convention, nor the Democratic can
didate for County Treasurer have
seen fit to announce themselves in
favor of this reform, but have. by
their silence, given their approval of
the present policy, by which the dis
posal OF the surplus funds of the
people are made the personal per-
quisite of the County Treasurer
That we condemn the laxity and
carelessness which has prevailed in
the Treasurer Office during recent
administrations, in regard TO the
collection of personal taxes, which
negligence has caused the County
greatloss and expense, and tine peo-
pie great annoyance and Inconvenience
That we urge every voter, who
favors continuance of present pros
perity and good businesslike County
Government, to join with us at the
coming election.
F. w. Meyers,
w. S. Moore,
S Is. McGarvey.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Aug Both 1916
Walker Henry widower to Dulcina G
Paist 10. Z block 8 Walker add
Manila .. ......., -. so
Kline Daniel II unm to Henry s Kline
und " int in nA nwM sh sw NV 80 81
4... .............. ......... . -. 1000
WIS Kennels and wife to James A
Rannells VIZ sea II s2 A.. ....... 5000
w @ Rannells and wife to Edgar A.
Rannells Wa Sc u IL 81 A.. ....... 1900
j l. Maurer and wife to w Nelson
lots l. % block Arion... 49,. -. 300
Sep: list 1906
John w Rochr and wife to Free Roehr
lots 10 IL 10 block Ii Aspinwal. 49,. $500
Ulierich George To Caroline Ullerich
ll6 Il of sea 32a Sc ali in 30 81 Al love
and aff.............. ...... ............
Adam Short widower to Maggie Short
wa sen 81 SO 40. Observation-Disclosures.
Sept 8 1865
W G Rannells lnm to James A Ran
nells eh nsA II 81 Al ....... ........ 4c0a
Charles Rannell to Edgar A Rannells
e1a sa44 II 81 A.. -. .......... 5000
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Boyer-Frank Liscomb, Homer Mus
grove. John HUE, 2. T. Durham,
A. L. Durham.
Murgan-Herman Krohnke. L. Rag
hei. G.. Rabe. Herman Schultz.
Vail. S. Watson, Henry Stuck,
T. j. Hoffman. M. P. Ryan. w. E.
Butler. Clinton Paine, John Nelson.
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Theres's little room in this
great world Of ours for the
"Fat Woman" She's a him
drance to herself in street cars,
flats, elevators; but what can
she do, poor thing>>,take Hol>
listers Rocky Mountain Tea.
IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
R. KNAUL
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Or. B. A. SToCkDALE.
6I9 West Walnut,
DeS Moines. Iowa.

Ea.State Fair visitors are invited to
call at my Office, any day, except
Wednesday and Thursday. For con-
sultlation and Trial Treatment Free.
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CHEAPER than the average price
from E: H. Rowland Lumber & Coal
Co., So. Omaha, Nebr. Send your
house and barn bill in for our figures.
We will make delivered prices.
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DR.. Stockdales reputation for curing
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He positively cures chronic
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If you are suffering from nervous
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Blood and skin diseases and diseases
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-04

0cs HebeQen . Generals Wadoao M
Der H1be bon Santu Clara Gltp mo
Ylodetas aufgeiudt lJlO miro Deltc
nit Der l%le6crnabn1e Der ailsgellcter-
ten @offen beginncn. Die Gebcllel
lino ielbit bcgicrig, mieOer nahSulie
5nriif5llfcbrcr. General Wadapo
iagtc: sd bin iibcr5cllgt, Oab Die
umcrifaniidc Snterpcntion 0oS lplrts
iomite WiitteI sur MISUNDERSTANDING
iricOlider 3nitanoe iei, 5umal cin
llcbcrcinfommen NIT Den 8emGbIg.
ten bod feline mirflid)e &roft gebobt
unO MIR ST. meitcrcn Sdpuieri9teiten
geiiibrt BADEN miirOe. Die Commit.
lion lieB geitern Ibeno S%ebensmittcl
in boS Eager Der Hebellen %bringeli.
Morgcn miro bic G%ommiliion Gieus
iuego5 beludcn. Sn elmer Iniprad)c
an Die pcriommeltcn S%nillrgenten cr.
flGrtc Der crbanildc COMMUNICATION.
tcogubo, ErGiiOcnt &ooiepclt ici cit
ipobrer 6rcuno Gubo'a; leine @ort1
luurocn nit cntbuiioltildcm 9eifaa
Qll%tQcnpnllllelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-04
Sencr %SrDpcmitnrm.

3erltorte Sorts in EenIacolo. = dc
Serbeeruugen i'm 0nrtigcn Slot
ten6ml6of. - 2clld)ttbiirme bon
Sen 6lltbeu pcrihlungcn.
Sen acola, 6la., 3. Oftober,
- Mm it1rfitcn lit natilrlid Die @ai-
icriront our6 Den filrjlid)en Iropcn-
TURN betroiicn porbcn, no sic bid)t
oncinanoer gclcgcnen 5abllolcn 81
i6cr6iitten alntt meggeipiilt mlrocn.
@cnn audi biaber feline peiteret Sei-
den nufgeiunOen moroen iinO, iiird)-
tet ntan opd), onB lold)c nod III Den
nlullenbait ans llfer treibenoe1
Sriimmern entoedt mer0cn mogen.
Sebr ltorf wupoen audi Die Sorts
6ctroiien. Sort Wc9ac, %pouitdnoi9
llelt nit 9attcrien uno anoerem
&riegSger0tD ol,sgcriiitet, lit fait boil
itGnoig BON GrOboben pcridmunben;
llldlt melllger ais NM Sol0afen,
mclde sur 9eiatlne oes Sorts &C.
b0rten, iinb bon Den @cllen DerI6llln-
gen, mdbreno fiini weitcre in 6olge
Scr alls9eltanoencn Shrcdcn Dab1-
iiunig gcmoroen, iid) i'm So5arcth be
iinber. Cine 5rueite S%dutonlage,
Sort EidcnS, lit ebeniaas erbeblit
beifGbigt. mclm olih nid)t i'll Dem
MaBe, mie Sort OtcHae.
Ger Gbef . Gonltrlfteur Der Na.
rine, Gaps, peranihlogt Die Soften
ocS Observation-Disclosures mo Der ne
parotllr aler 9unbesia6rSellge, Die
I'M Soieu lagen nno oltrd) Den Srfal
Sdaoen nabmcll, uu,o Der Neparahlr
oca Srodenoods mo anoercn Vult'
OeSeigentbums nlli 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-04
Snna ,Seoop ais 3cngc.
ErGiioentcn z Spbl1 Dor Die @rono
Surp gelubcn. - Nodppeben eli.
mes SorporDcr Stuocntenltrei6s.

w 'Rlli \ ttiJ~'
y o it o II, Mnii., 3. Oft. Sbco.
G%ooiepelt, illn., ncblt oeridieOcnel,
leincr Snrporocr Gommilitonen, 10
pie 5tpci Eoli5ei 3 Scrgconten bobell
&orlooungen por Die @rultO Sllrp
bon Suffolf > County erbalten. IS
honbclt lid INN Die ltnteriuhung Der
gnfloqe ocs tbdtlid)en Ingriifa, mel.
der am lebten Ionncrltog Nbenb olli
einen Foli5eibeumten pcriibt mlirbe.
Ser Torlubun9abcfebl fir ben jun.
gen Hooiepclt murbe gcitcrn Nud)-
nIittng crlniIen rn0 einem 9eumten
5llr 3litclllung IN Cambridge iibcrgc-
bcn.
3tf 3eit, ais Der in Srage iteben0c
Angriif ltottfano, milr0c Scr iunge
Gooiepclt nit mcbrcren onDeren Snrs
parocrS titocntcn fcitgenommen, abcr
lpieOer entlolicn. 9ln ndd)Itcn Gage
Bate bann Eoli5ei > Gpnumiliur O.
Mienrd cine N%norbnung be5 SnboltS
crlolien, ooB ser Sail ein0cbenOcr
lntcriud)t iucrocn ioac. Gorauf En-
ihicn om Samltog oes Yrdiipentcn
Sobn in @cglcitung cines anlualtcS
Dor Dem Stootgcrifte, no Der Hif.
ter nod cincr Goritclltng Der gpi.
iobe ollrd Sen junNcn Hooieuclt Der
GrlnB zines neutrality-suspicious. 90
gen i'm nblcbntc. Tnmit gloubtc
mon oic9(ngclegcnbcit fir erlebigt 81
bolten, Die MIN ober bod meitcr per
folgt 81 merOen ldcint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-04
Scin uicrtcr HruScR.

2cringto II, &p., 3. Oftober.-
Sn @eorgetomn mlroc beute Der SAL
bon Sales EomerS, Der megen ermor.
Dung Ocs @oupcrnelrs @m. @oebcl
Ganuar 1900 perurtheilt moroen
lit, auigeruicn. Eomcrs snrplt miro
beantragel, oaB elm auBeroroentlider
@eridtatermin fiir ieille Ero5eilirung
e%inberufen Deroe, utb lpern oielcr
antrag abgclpieien miro, Innabmc
uou Siirg'hoit iiir Yolpers bealttra'
gen. Eppcrs lit oreimal pro5ellirt
moroen; cinmal muroe er sum Sooe
pernrtbeilt, 5lpeimol 81 lcbenslong'
lid)em @ei1ngniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-04
MaHcnfmratur fiirSeaal's Haffincric

EbiIaOelp y d, Eu., 3. DIT.
- Hid)ter @ilion ernnmlte I'M Cont
mon Eleas : @cribt oen Walienpet.
walter George 8. Carrie, jun, bon Der
iauiten yHeal gitate Sruit So" altfl
gum Sequeiter Der .Senniplpanin
Sugar 8eiining 60" bicrielbit, Der
@riiroung bon aOoipb Segal, meld)e
lp1ter inter Die Gontroie Der pIn1e'
rican Sugar Reiining 60" fam, oiit
Introg BON @0mar0 =. Sabend IN
Nen-Dorf. melder Ser BETTER BON
$500 aftien Der @eienidait lit. Sc.
gal batte lid, ieiner 3eit Elm GarIeben
i'm Setrage Don ST 100000 BON Der
,Heal GItate Sruit 60" perlfoift
urb oafiir slftien Der ~Fcnniplponia
Sllgar Hefining Gp." perpIdnoct.
Sp1ter periuhte Segol, Die 3uder.
iabrif an sic nAmericnn Sugar He-
iining 60" ab5uleben, erfubr aber
bel oieIer 8%elegenbeit, baB bieie Sc.
ielidait iif bereits in ben 9elis BON
Of Hro5ent Der Iftien Der Ybilaoel-
pbier @eicaidaft aeiebt hattie. Segal
nat bereits ieircn Nntbei! an ser 80.
BRIT Sem Moiicnpermalter garle ab.
getreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-04

Senator p~opoEbonn 81 elmer Inter
rebllng nit Dem Yrdiioenten in'S
ngSeiBe Sars" bcrufen.
Wfon bepabrt in administrations
areiien tiefes Stiai6meigen iibcr
hieie Sod)e, ober lopiel perlolttet, ooB
ser YrdiiOent in Den nGdltcn Sogci
cine llebcrroidung l~oSlolien miro,
mcldc bos offcntlibe Snterelie itorf
in Mnlprlld) neblnen un0 Die Gllbn-
Jrage in ben Sintergrunb Ordngcit
oiirfte. 81 miro menigitenS gebeim-
niBpoa angeOeutet. Sielcrieits mill
non bieraus i6lieBen, ouB es iid)
INN ein oireftes Sorgeben gegen Die
inoipiOucllcn 2citer Der STANDARD
Oil So" bonbelt. Sm Suiti5-0 cpnr.
tenent moro inoeB Oefinitioe IllS-
fllnft oariibcr abgelcbnt.
u otbb0nte uuf Der Won'
beriduft.
Sn0ianer- Snipeftor Wc2aligblin,
lueld)er bonn Geportenlcnt bes Snz.
nern Den Nuftrug erbnlten bat, cine
9an0e lite SnOioncr bon 200 aopfen
5llr Seimfebr 81 belpegen, ga iie Iid
ultf Die @onoeri6ait begeben bnbcn,
bottc 5un16it einige Sdnpicrigfeit,
Die Hotbb1lte MIR alf5ufin0en. Ser
mlttblid) bottcn lie bon leincm Illf'
TRACE gebort mo ipuren linn aus Dem
@egc gegongen.. @ie Der Snlpeftor
beute mcl0ete, bat CT iblieBlih ermit,
telt, oaB Die SnOioner i'm noroolt'
liden Sbcile beS StuuteS @pominN
DEM @ulOmcrf nad)glngen nno lid)
etlpu so Weilcn ipeltlid BON 9telu.
cattle beiinoen. Gr miro it'd Iotort
ST ibncn begeben mo ieine llcberre'
oun6sfunit an ibncn erproben.
Wogoon'S d.
Ger @ollperllcltr Der &anal5onc,
GburlcS 4. Wogpon, longte bon 9tcm'
2)orf bier an uno mnbte I'M StaotS.
Gcpartcnlent Die Mittbcilllng, BOP
ser Er1iiocnt Inobor bon Banana
I'M nGditcn Sonlnlcr nit leiner Got
tin cine ul1geocbntc Hciic ol,rd) Die
Sercinigten Stooten 81 modcn &c.
Oenfe. @GbrcnO ieiner Ibiuelcnbcit
aus Der Heplblif Ennomn miro Scrr
Sbaloio, Der @cion0te Eonamn'S bel
ben &ereinigten Stootcn, ben Yr1li'
oentcn in icilnen AmtSgeih0iten Der.
treten.
Ingebote Ill 6cuer hiffc.
@ic bon DER Veborbe iiir 2clft'
feiter pom Sonoels mo IrbeitS-G &c.
portemcnt bcfnnnt gcgcbcn milroc,
lilo fiir Den 9ou Der Icucrififfc Nr.
81 bis SO, liefer6nr in SompfinSpiQc,
NJ, folgenoe Nl1ge6ote obgegcben:
BON ser .N..O. Shiifsbol.Go." SIT
Gambler, rs, in @obc pun $i95,.
600; bon Der o@Siaiom Grantp & Sun
Shiifs- unD Woi1incnbou-Go." 5t
Fbilooclpbia in &obe bon $1,000;
BON Ger nSore &iper Sd)iffSbou-Go."
SIT Quincy, Muii, in &obe BON
$4,000.
Noh Gbico9o p~erIegt.
Gas Siinf6ebner-Gomite Der ga.
tionol Gonieren5 bon Staots-8on'
pcrncuren, @encrolonm0ltcn Ii. Ser.
lid)crl1ngs : GpmmiiiGren, meld)cs am
Wonto1, n1d elmer Dor nlcbreren Wo'
noten in Chicago obgcboltencn Git.
sung, bier mieOer 5uiolnmcn getreten
mar, ilnl cinbcitlide SerliherllngSgc.
iebc fir oQe Stootcn Der Union aus.
5unrbeiten, bat lid nod elmer Scra,
tbilng iibcr Den @egenitono unb nod
Dem eS ouBer Stono lpor, SIT cincnt
SdlilB 5l gclongcn, perto9t, Inn on
Is. Nopember micber IN Chicago 5ll'
4 - - A ft.ntnt1
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Al &cnd)ttbiirntc serit6rt.

Hcm- Srleans, 3. Sftober.-
Gin truuriges 9iil0 iiber Die Wirflm.
gen oes uoriibcr gegon9ehen Srfans
bietet Der 9eriht. melder Der Butt
'oes = Snlpcftor iiir oas Scutffeller.
Welerl, Sears bon Nen-S %rleans, er-
~ltottet bat. 0nrnod) iinO fl Selldt-
tbiirme entWeoer pollltGnoig in Die
Sec gcitiir5t oocr ood oerart erbeb-
lid belhooigt, onB lie nid)t in Ibn-
tigfeit gelebt meroen fonnen. Bier
Seud)ttburm . Wurter iauben mab-
reno Der Griiillung ibrer Eilift Den
SoO in ben @cllen. 0ieier Seriht
bc5le1t iid) mir allf bic &iiltc bon Der
Wiiiiiiipii . Miinoung bis Mobile
neblt Den porgelagerten Snleln. Sle
Strede Don Mobile bis Eenincola 1T
nod titt antlid) unteriuht moroeit.
- llnpeit Der Gbicngo'er Tprltaot
clifton Iticb Elm Tniiaoicr5ug Der
n@rono Srrmf @ohn" nit eirtem
3ue ser Soritaot : @abn" ,niammcn,
nobel jpei Eerlonen perlebt lpurben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-04
Siben Sabre d mcren
&crfers.

@ien. 3. Oftober. - Hah elmer
Weloung aus Snnsbrud hat Der Yro.
5eB gegcn Die 9on0ratbs . @ittpe
Souiie Huttboier. melde oilgetlu9t
mar, ibren @atten ermoroet 81 baben,
lein Gnoc erreitt. Sic mur0e oes
Sootid)lagS idnlbig b~eiinoen mo 5i
iicben Sobren idperen acrfcrs per-
urtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-04
Sritt in Hubcitono 5.

@ien, 3. Oftpber. - Ibcrmals
perlautet nit GROCER 9eitimmtbcit,
oab Der Gbei bes 8encralitabcs Der
oItrcihild)en . ungariidcn Armcc,
SeIo5clgmeiiter @raf b. Bed, ocm.
nGhlt in sen &ubeitanO trcten miro.
Bed itebt i'm n. &ebensiabre, nlb eS
bieb ihon Dor Wpnater, Dab er nod)
AbihlHb Der Wanoper aus Dem afti.
ben Tienlt iheioen merbe.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-06-28

William Rahr, Sr, entertained Il
party of Milwaukee friends at dinner
last Friday. The guests were: w. S.
Filter, cashier of the Milwaukee, National
bank; NJ. A. Graettinger assistant
cashier of the Germanid National bank
and j. G. JCrgensen, we'll known
decorator Mr. and Mrs F. T. Zentner
and Mrs. Schloerb of this city were also
guests at the affair.
The SPANISH American War veterans,
Camp Lawton, realized $50 from the
three benefit shows given under their
auspices by the Empire vaudeville
theater June IS, 10 and 90. The money
will be used in the campaign whose
object is the landing of the 1907 state
convention of the 5. A. w. V. for Man
itowoc.
German Lutheran clergymen OF the
county attended the annual conference
of the Wisconsin district of the General
synod of Wisconsin, Michigan and
Minneso ia held at Milwaukee last week
Rev. Machmiller and Ernst Eberhardt
We're present at the gathering as dele
gates of the Lutheran church of this
CITY
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Agent M. j. ODonnell attended a
meeting of Chicago x Northwestern
railway agents at Kaukauna in the fore
part of last week.
WANTED-Factory hands for table
factory. Steady employment Address
Kiel Manufacturing Company, Kiel
Wisconsin. ~
The Manitowoc ball team was de
feated by the Sheboygan team by a
score of . to 1 in a game played at She
boygan last Sunday.
DR. Frank Mulvaney, a former res
ident of this city, was married week
ago at Marion, Wis, to Miss Marie
Maud Meyer of that city.
Judge John Goodland, who was in the
city last Thursday afternoon to sentence
j. p Nolan, returned to Appleton in
the evening of that day.
Priests of the county and city attended
the celebration Of the tiftieth anniversary
of the founding of st. Francis seminary
at Milwaukee on Tuesday
Miss Nellie Kelly OF Croquet, Mimi,
who taught school at Merrill during the
past year, arrived in the city last week
for visit at the home of William Kelly.
The Fox River Valley Railway com
papy has disposed of $500, 600 of its
bonds and has awarded a contract to
grade the interurban line from She
boygan to this city.
Miss Jennie Elmegreen, daughter of
the PILOT editor, returned Tuesday
afternoon from Milwaukee, where she
had been visiting with relatives and
friends for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Reiss are mourning
the loss Of their five months old son.
The child died last Thursday. The
remains were taken to Sheboygan last
Friday for interment.
Don't be fooled and made to believe
that rheumatism can be cured with local
appliances. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea is the only positive cure for rheu-
matism 80 cents, Tea or Tablets, f.
c. Buerstatte.
Sunday evening the seniors OF the
north side high school and the faculty
of that institution attended services ut
the st. James Episcopal church TO listen
to the baccalaureate sermon delivered
by Rev. Rogers Of Fond du Lac. There
was special music for the OCCASION
which was muck enjoyed by the large
audience in attendance.
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Low Rates to San Francisco and |. os
Angeles,

Via the North, Western Line. An excur-
sion rate of one first class limited fare,
plus $500 for round trip, will be in eff
feet from all stations June % to July z,
inclusive, with favorable return limits
Three fast trains through to California
daily. The Overland Limited, electric
lighted throughout, less than three days
to San Francisco The Los Angeles
Limited electric lighted throughout,
via the new Salt Lake Route to Los
Angels, with drawing room and tourist
sleeping cars. Another fast daily train
is The China 4 Japan Fast Mail" with
drawing room and tourist sleeping cars
to San Francisco and Los Angeles For
itineraries and full information apply
to agents Chicago q North Western
Ry. -
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Murphy were at
Oshkosh on Monday to attend the
funeral of relative.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Smoke of Mil
waukee visited at the home of Horal
Nelson over Sunday.
William Dicke and George Kadow
left last Saturday for Rockford, where
they will be employed.
WANTED-Shaper man for table fac
tory. Address Kiel Manufacturing Com.
pany, Kiel, Wisconsin. so
Miss ltilda Terkelson left Saturday
morning for Evanston. ILL.,, where she
will spend the summer.
Miss Blanche Schuette returned from
Milwaukee Downsr college week ago
for her summer vacation.
The First ward school held its annual
picnic at Silver Creek Monday afternoon.
The attendance was large.
Charles Gruhle attended the national
convention of the Millers' association
held ut Milwaukee last week
A baby daughter arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Halvor Johnsrud, town
of Manitowoc, last Thursday.
Joint school district No held pic
mic at Silver Creek park on Saturday.
A very enjoyable time was had.
Wenzel Kun2 was taken to the North.
eru hospital at Oshkosh last Thursday,
he having been adjudged insane.
A, the fair grounds, last Sunday the
Grays of this city defeated the Sheboy.
gan Badgers by score of to 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kiel returned
from Leroy, Mimi, q week ago, where
they had been visiting for ten days.
Mrs. d. Ryan, returned to her home
at Escanaba last Friday, after visit in
this city at the home of her parents.
George Sladky of Tisch Mills departed
for Oshkosh last Saturday morning,
where he will attend summer school.
Mr.. VIM. Kieson of Rockland was a
caller at the PILOT Office Thursday last.
Miss Ella McGovern returned TO Mil
waukee on Saturday, after II Week.
visit with relatives aud friends in this
city.
f. A. Hartman and wife returned
from Minneapolis a week ago, where
Mis-. Hartman had been for an extended
visit.
A divorce was granted Mrs. Edward
Bonner OF Sheboygan in circuit court
here last week ON the grounds of
desertion.
Mrs. Frank Jones entertained at a
whist party last Thursday afternoon in
honor of her guest Miss Peasants of
Menasha.
Several of the sisters of ST. Francis,
who hove been teaching, have arrived
home to spend the summer at the Silver
Lake convent.
Judge j. S. Anderson returned home
a week ago from a three weeks visit at
the home of his son Mills Anderson at
Allegon, Mich.
Special Brew of Beer, put up in
the largest bottles used by any brewer
in the city, in cases containing "a bottles
each, sold ut Sl.0O case, by kUNZ,
BLESER Il Co.
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Low Rates to the Northwest.

Greatly reduced one way coonsts
rates daily from Feb. 18th to April eth
andSept 10Th to Oct 3lst, 1906, inclusive
and Round Trip Homeseekers' excursion
rates during months of February, March,
April May, June, July. Aug, Sept,
oct and Nov For rates and information
call on agents Wisconsin Central Ry.
If