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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-21

Salen. in bsnen 6fsntli4e Sdnae abb
eehalten tpsrben. it tb6ridt unb folte
nidt bonn staotrutb gum SsisB srbO'
ben peroen.
Wan f6lisbs bic Salen, In benen
ittsnloie 8dnse ssbulbst tuerben. 9dn3'
lid, lnHs absr bic an~fdnoigen Salsn
un9ei&orsn.
Nber mod elm pi1tigss argument
if esssn bic 2i3snirung Der Salens
pirtbe unb ben plan, baB bieislben be-
bDrbli9srisits grlaubniB CUR Abbal.
tung Der Sdn3s srlanssn mtihsn por3us
brinssn, ndmlid bic W69li9teit, bic
Der Yoliseibsbbrbs esssbsn tuiro, poli'
tif9 unlisbfame Salenbefber gu brane=
fnIiren.
Die poIi3eibsb6roe bat ieBt mebr
Wa&tbsfugniHe ME In man6er Wo'
nar9ie, man iolts duberffe Vorf4t
palten Infen oisislbsn aus3uoebnen.
Man bot es nidt fur peiie gebalten
goltstanshalsn In Ssuti4lanb untsr
obrietsitli9e 2nuts au fellen. inoem
man bon benz ri9tisen prinsip ausgebt
oaB elm BOLT, tpeldss f9 amiiftsn
bari, bsTsrss gtirssrtbum In f9
birst a!s Elm Bolt. uel&es auf S4ritt
tno Sritt bonn Yoli3eibtttel bransialirt
miro. Sab Mdo&en Bel iOl8sm 9er'
gnigsn sbsnio ffrau&eln f6nnen rie
untsr Der finfsrn 3u9t Der Retbos
bitten. @smeinOen 1T ia su%atgeben, absr
bas it nun nal 10 uuo wiro aud 10
bleibsn 10 Ianse bic Welt betebt.
Was bas 96ttli4e 8ebOt ni4t er'
spinesn fonnte, perben tueber 6err
8oOtmaltsr nod Serr Wsbgsr berbsi-
fihren t6nns1, tpenrt man ibnen nod
10 bisls Oroinan3en sur gerftsung
HELEN rptiroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-21
0cmerfcnSmerther GrIah.

Sds bdrerifGe Stautsminifterium
bat an bic @emeinoen einer Grlab eee
ri9tet, in bem es unter anberem beibt:
rSs0s dlte uno als folde gsf9i9tli6
Interchangeable 8e5ei9nung BON
StraBen, dber au9 BON pldben,
8riiden, tSduiern uno sdn3en Stabts
theiIen, Damn bon older unO 8ulo>
ftiiden, 5lifen, Baden, seiGen un6
Bergen. lift auf ale Sdne au i9iiBen
uno gu erbalten, unb apar umiomebr,
ie eisenortigsr uno %iinnpoller tie lit.
Snionberbeit Oirfen aite Namen ni9t
Suguniten BON Ramen %beriibmter pber
beroienter WGnner 6es @aterlunbes
ober Der engeren 9eimatb beieitigt
tperoen. Sci 8enennuns neuer Gtraz
BEN iino in eriter 2inte Die alien 5lurs
unb Srtsbe5ei9nungen gu pertpenoen.
Sa, no erit in neuerer 3eit Der alte
Same bur9 einen mobernen erfest 1T,
fri Der erite, iopeit es irgenb ansebt,
pieber gu Gbren gebra9t tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-21

Sbomas u. Brittenbam an OatIep
6. 2etDis u. u, She'll 8lod l, CUNT.
instpns SOUTHERN Mbo., Cumberland,
81, 500.
2ouifa u. Wri9tt on Geroinanb 3.
8oeling. 2ots 119 uno ia, Wilep's
Sub, n6roli4e Settle bon Suoiana
9lpe., $1,400.
Warp u. Ranep an NsIie 5let&er,
Got IA Bropns YrootRbe Bart abb,
nbroliae Settle bon 10. Str, 6Hli9
bon gptng Str, 1900.
glrtbur 6. Mebler on eumusl q.
Nsb!sr. Got 200, @eff part @ooition,
38 bel 1877 SUB, bsrb., Ofieite Der
aobiiO1 Str, fiOli6 bon Ohio Str.
$4,000.
Wiliam Saueiien an Oliber 8. @O.
beris, Sbsi! bon 2ots SO unb 81, go.
ien's Sprin9oale Nbb., IS bel 143
SUB, perbehert, 6fli9e Settle Der Sa.
coma aue.. n6rOli9 bon IL. GiraBe.
81, $50.
6anab 8. Worie on Senrp Riaisr,
9ots IS uno sc, SOuglnB Bart aoo.,
80 Bel 1872 4 Jub. bsrbsfert, nuro6f.
li9e gfe Der 25. uno Selauare Str.
So, $50.
5lOra 6. @aIsp an Ssnrp &osner.
2ots Il, 70 uno IS, McRernan's
Sub. aubsnIot 121, 90 BEL 90 SUB.
bsrbefert, 0fli9e Settle Der Capitol
aIpe.. fiolid bon Mc@artp StruBe.
so, $50.
State pla3a 60. an Warp u.
@ombs, Got rs, State pIa3a aoo.,
40 bel 100 CUB, baeant, gillette Bart
oisw alue., n6rolid bon Ohio StraBs.
$3.50.
Sobr Carroll on So6n @onnor, 2oi
43, Sanbes Subb.. NuBenlot $50, 80
bel 1855 SUB, osrbefert, Norbfsite
9Orwooo Ctr. usffli9 BON Wsf Str.
81, 800.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-21
Gruhoeisentbums uebertrasuugea.

Sapio Wallace an SEQ 2anoo, elm
She'll Der 2ots 4 unb 5 In Sobn WO'
der ir.'s Subj, As bel 1878 CUB,
rerbsKsrt, Sfieite Der Parf Ioenue,
ihbli9 bon Is. Str. $3.50.
ReaIon 9. Sanoss an Jreb Cline,
2ots l, 2, 6. z, glod 8; 2ots 6, z ii.
8. glud 7; 2ot 81, glOd 6, @oroieite
addition, pacant, Der Wonon @ifen-
balm eutlang, nabs Der Jleet Strabe.
49,
eilbel g. @iliam on @innie s.
Gbirlep, Elm Sbeil Der Cots 1O6- los
in Douglas part addition. 43 Bel sc
SUB, psrbeKsrt. Woroof @de Der 25.
& alabama ctr. $4,000.
@barles Or. Salieao on 6lorence 3.
aoams &C., Sbsil oes ncrowefIi&eu
0iertels bon Section 16, Somnibip II,
Ganse3 3, 60 aeres, Waibington SOwn'
ibip, $1,000.
SOrats McRap an Spbn %. 9uuis.
Got "a, glof 8, 9incoln parf Nooi.
ton, 1904 bel 140.98 Tub, paeant,
Ofieite bon 8albott Mps.. n6roli@ Dor
%. straBe, $1,000.
Ban q. Som an Stewarf Hebiti.
Got %, pottiiOn's llniperftp plac'
addition, SrpinstOn, Ais BET 2O5
Sab, berbeKert @effeite bon Spen'
Ger Str. faoli9 bon SULTAN aDe..
$4,000.
Soa Dante an Dabio &O4e &C., 2ot
IL, Balls DIT @aTbington Str
abolition, 42.8 BEL 1856 SUB, psr'
beRert, Ohieits bon Rim Mpe., fholid
bon Waibinston Str.. $1,000.
gomunb Sppsr on Senrp piruns.
Got 155. 8. Slet9sr's Suboioifi on.
She'll pom @af Din, 38 bet lao Sub,
perbeRsrt, Woroieite BON Mrrou Nbs.
6iflia bon Nspaba Str., 500.
8ouleparb 2anb Company on So
bina geuaea, 2ots 81, 38 unb 80 ir
Bouleparb parf Ioo., 12O bel 1884,
5ub, paeant. norbmealide gde 90. II
gstu Ssriep Str. 81, 50.
@lisa s. gbuarbs an Grant Wsib.
Got 1O1 in gSparb's Nortbmeffsrr
Bart Mbb., 40 bel 126.25 Sub. paean.
NorbIeite Der 90. Str. 6fli9 bon Up
Ctr. 5000.
Sames 6. @ruIe an u. .. Wepe,
& Co.; 9beil bonn norbweflt&en Bier
tel bon Set. IS, 9p. 16, Range 8
| genter 3p. IS. 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-21
Yoli3eut9es.

Ole Beamte Solb unb 2urb
braaten geftern @. &. Suler, 81
Sabre alt, 1876 Sub Slinois StraBe
wO6nbaft, tpsssn 5dliduns our pOli-
s.ifation. Tulsr batte benz @irtb
eeppert, 144 sto SninOis Str, einen
fali6sn @bsd e~ingssablt.
Ser AZ d brigeSas. Ree bon
0etp Nugufta, Snb.. tuuroe bon ben
geamtsn Sal uno Shine tpsgsn 9lein-
biebfabIs bintsr S9lOb uno Risgsl
befDrbert. gr bate Grant 5ibseralo,
11O7 8elefontaine Strabs, In elmer
@irtbf9aft einen $5.S4ein aus Der
Mefentai9s sntpenoet. gr leusnste
i'm anfans feline Sbat, tuuroe ieoOG
BET Der l1ntsriuauns auf Der poli3si.
fntion ibsrfhbrt, oa Der Sdliebsr ben
e&ein S&sin in elmer Snnentai9e
ieinsr Wefs fano.
pearI Stratton n, % Sabre
Sabre oft, on Der gte Der IA. unb
Sapette Ctr. rObnbaft, tuu,be gefiern
bon benz SOipitul mad benz @efduaniB
iberfhbr.. 9erielbe bate por einigsn
WoGsn cine S9ldgerei sebabt, nobel
ibm feline 2innlabe 3sridlagsn tuurbs.
gr purbs oeffsrn aus benz 9OIpital als
gebeilt sntlaRsn unb muB nun feline
SsfdngniBfrafe antreten.
Ger % Sabre aIte ;garl
SloB, 500 Noro SQinDis Str, tpurbs
eeifsrn bon ben @sbeimpoli3iffen 2an-
CATER unb Splun binefsf gema6t.
SlOB tatte OOr einiser 3eit ieinen &ai'
IeneenOHen Sanbrstu aufgsbalten uno
bsraubt. pOfir er bon Der polisei &c.
iu9t truroe.
Der 30 aqrt9e @pas. zones,
Senate Spiel wohnbaft, batte H9 se.
fern in cine priselei einsslaRsn unn
tuuroe bon benz 8eamten Stobbart
berbaftst.
Die Beamttn Worgan uni
3innp bradten geffern ben Bu4ma4el
uuo Sbielsr 60. 8opsrs, So Sabr'
alt. 127 Norb Slinois StraBe bints,
S@lOB uno &iesel.
Die Setectibs Sgner, Sugaf
uno 2innep. ipsrrten gefern Sapil
Senrp. 527 Solsp Nbe. Elm, neil e
i9 aeprti9elt bot. gr foa Die AbF4
sebabt babsn isinsn 9ssnsr gu t6oten
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-21

- Rau&t BITE BONANZA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-21

Die Stabt 6oufpn, Ser., bat jeBt
cine Nsuerung in Der 0srpaltung ein'
geffbrt, beren grfol9 bon ieoem
6reunoe Der Wuniaipal. &sform I'm
garssr 2anoe nit grObem Snterehe
osrfol9t wiro. Sie neue StaotuerwaI-
iung bsfsbt aus sinem ghrgsrmeifter
uno bier 4DmmiHdrsn, bic aIs feline
@ebtlfeu arbsitsn uuo 3uiammen cine
art @ini6rdntune Der btir9ermsifers
Iiden Madt biloen. Die Wabl Der
8samtsn finbst our9 8oltsabfimmung
ffatt, unb 3tpar tpsrben elm 8iirgermei-
Fer uno bier ALDERMEN 9erpdblt. Die
lebtersn peroen bann iofort bonn gtir-
ssrmsifer gu aommifdrsn %ernannt.
unb omar fur Stsusrn unb 5inanaen,
fur Pulissi, Jsusruebr uno gleetrisis
tdt. FIR Strabsn uno 8rtifsn, fir 4bs
susscandIs, 9arts, @aRsr unb bffsnt.
Iide @eiunobeit. Mle bisie gsamts
iotpis Der Steuereinnebmsr, polissi9sf,
poli3siri6ter, Staotantpalt unb ffdoti.
I1er 3ontroleur tperoen pom Btreers
meifer srnannt, nbne Witmirtung bes
Ratbss, bod bot Der Ratb. bas Re6t.
ben Strsermsifer Oosr irgsnb einsn isi.
rsr anseftsltsn tuegen etuaiaer ebren.
rtibriser SanoIunesn abauisbsn. Gin
Referendum fur Sswilisung elmer @s=
redtiame fann fattinosn. tpsnn 500
fimmbere9ti9te gtirger &c ~bsrlangsn.
Sieie 8ermaltunesreform it bsrie-
nigen Der Staot WaibingtOn na6ee.
biloet, bic ia aud bon elmer Be96ros
bon finf 2pmmiRdrsu bsrtpaltst tpiro.
Die bonn pr1foenten ernannt unb BON
Senate beftdtigt tusrben. Snbefen bal
in @ai6in9ton oas BOLT ni4ts au ia.
gen, tudbrenb in 5oufon ghrgermei.
Her uno Rdtbe bonn golie gstpdblt tuer.
ben. gis isbt i9sinsn bic 8irser bon
5cufon nit Der nsuen Dronuns bsr
Singe wDbl aufriebcn su isin. Sis
rsusr 8eamtsn haben ibrs aemter ebr-
LID beruaItet uno quite 8erbsferungen
ms 2sben gerufsn, absr rathrlia tpdrt
es perfrii6t, i&on heuts nit Bsfimmt.
belt gu faser, Oh bisis neus ginri9tunq
nit al ben Nusi9rsitunesn. Strait"
uno ionHigen uIlsbsln fsrtis tusrber
Tam, on bensn anbsre ameritanii&t
Stdote trnntsn. Ssbsnfaas III be,
geriu@ iebr au3uertsnnen unb Der Be.
a@tuna tperth. unb iolte Der grfole
Die auf ibn 9eiebten grwartungs, rsdt.
fertigen, 10 miirbe bcs BeiipieI Sou.
toms CUR Ha9abmuns gu smpfsblsr
iein. (We45elbfait.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-21

auerIaub e.
Nmelin Glenn, @obnbaus, 927 @bi-
caao Str, 5000. - u. %. Sanbora,
S9eune, 2510 NfbInno ape., $780,
u. 90. Sanborn, &sparatursn, 25l0
Aiblano Abe., $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-21

Ser s beetpn III Der
WeGt nit @usnabute Ser 2Gnber, in
tpel6en er pd9it, miro auf ettpu 500,s
OO0,O 9funo per Sa6r 9eI6Gbt uno
NIT $85, 900 900 betpertbet. lIngefdbr
80 proaent oes aus often erportirten
Sbees perben DON en9lii9fpre9enben
8Dltern berbfauGt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-21
Rene fam au ID q t. ,sS6

Ut Z I TT 3 y U I nOW
tperoe Did bafiir tDbten," erfldrte
iingit Der iiebenjdbrise 8iGis 9atton
in gampton. &p., feiner Mutter, Oie
i'm eben gs5ii9tigt bate, neil er ni9t
f6neG genus bon einem @usgang gu
riidgefpmmen. Ser &Ieine bolte Den
&ebolper ieines @aters uno eri9oB
feline Shutter. Damn mari er ii3 iiher
oie am 8poen 2ie9enbe unO f6rie:
rSpri9 gu mir, Mamu; i6 poite
Dir fein 2eio t6un!" @lein Die Mltt>
ter tpdr f9pn to0t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-21

Der 8 arbise. @bas. Sobn.
ION. IS Sabre alt. tam sehsrn gu Der
Rsgsrin 2ula grotun, BET psl9er CT
frtiber losirt bate, unb bat, i'm wis.
Der aufsunsbmen. als bic Iegerin
i'm abwies, wurSe Der 0eger rptitbeno,
i9lue feline @afe9snoiRn In bas De.
R9t uno BIB ibr elm Stid aus ben
arm. Die Wegsrin ma9te bierpon
Nnaeise bet Der poIi3ei unb Sobnion
tpurbe bon ben 8eamten Bernauer unb
2ibmilsr bintsr i&wsbif9e Gardiner
ssbra&t, no ct nun feline 3dbne an
ben gitterr ieiner 3sae probiren tam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-21

@aS mas Sarenreid, aus ben Ser. Staaten
im1prtirt uno rad oortbin ausfubrt.

@aS has Sarenreid, aus ben Ser. Staaten
impsrtirt nno nad3 oortbis aueflbrt.
Der Sdnoel ser Ser. Staten nit
9uBIonO, einI9liebli9 diiatii9 &uBz
lanb, reprdIentirte na9 Der @ngabe
oes itatiitiI9en Bureaus bes 9anOelsz
departments i'm Sistaliabre 1905 Die
Summe bon $28,S00,000, in pel9er
ser Support Der Ser. Stuaten aus
3uBlano nit $11,800,000, Der @rport
Der Der. Stdaten na9 RuBlano nit
$17,000,000 bertreten mar.
gs ergab ii9. bauptiG9li9 infolge
oes &rieges unb Der 9aptiI9en GU
ftGnoe in 9uBlan6, eine glbnabme I'M
9efammtbanoel nit &ublano BON
ettpa $3,0O0,000. 4obbaumipoqe lit
Ser pi9tisfte @rtifel, pel9er aus Ser
Ser. Staten mad &ubldnb erportirt
miro. Sn ben nit Dem 81. DECEMBER
1904 been0igten flint Sabren lpuroen
919,534,00O Yfuno 8aumppue na9
&ublano erportirt.
Sm Nagemeinen tperoefl &obmdtez
rialien aug BEN Ser. Staten nod
1uBlano erportirt, tpel6e in &ublanS
gar ni9t poer nur in uneeniigenben
Guantitdten prpouairt perben, pie
8aumpoue, Suite, Manilubanf II. I. M.
Quberoem iper6en na9 &ublanO err
portirt: Waf9inen, 6auptid6li9 iol9e
fir 4Gerbau, Gifen, Stabl, 8upfer
unb Surbitoffe. Der bur9i6nittlide
iGbrli6e Smport &ublanos aus Den
Ser. Stoaten betrug in ben Sabren
1894-1898 $24, Der our9z
f9nittli9e iGbrli8e @rport aug &ubz
lano mad Den Ser. Stuaten betrug in
0em 3eitraum bon 1899-1903 MIR
$23,276,0OO.
Die 9auptartifsl, Die aus &ublano
in Die Der. Staaten etngefiibrt peroen,
iino &obmaterialten, bauptfG9lih
3obpoQe, Sele un0 6Gute. Die i'm
Sanaen so pro5ent unferes Supports
aus &uBldno ausma9en; auBeroem
fperoen aus &ublanb eingefibrt:
pflanSenfaiern, &auti9ut, pelas uno
pel5feue, 9aar, Mansau@@r5 uno
8iirfen. Der Support bon 3uder aus
Rublanb, pel9er i'm Sabre 1901 einen
Wertb bon $718,516 reprdfentirte, bot
ieitoem gang dufgebOrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-21

poli5etfom ais
lie b. Der ntht mebr jungen wittib
Niartara in Ser piempnteiii9en Stdot
Gaiale fpurben zines Sases aus ibrsm
&afeni9ranf 100000 Sire Il 2ira
elei4 1913 Gents) in Hententiteln gez
itoblen. Oie 9olisei nabm fi9 Der
gsitoblensn auf's eifrisfie, uber NIT
aismli4 negatibem grfOlge an; am
eifrtgften iebo9 Der poli5eifommihdr
De Martino, Der balo gu Der troB ibrss
@erluftes nod INNER iebr rei4en
Dame in 8e5isbungen trat. gr lieb
fid %peniioniren uno unternabm. angsb>
lid UNI bic seftoblenen pupiere auf5ns
fu4en, balo nit, balo obne Signora
&eiien na9 paris, Neapel unb anoersn
f4Dnen Srten. @ines Sases aber mar
Der aommifdr fammt 100000 Gire
perf9fpunoen. Die poliaei fabnoet
nunmebr audi mad benz germ poliaeis
tommifdr a. ..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-21

a u perfeufeu: 9iueu 8oupIat on sturm &peuus.
- 5tuii2sn eigblanb Gpe. nub Oriental straBs,
IS BET 1876 SUB sros. Bsrtb $500. msrbs fiji sz7s
on Seuanb Der f& eiu 6ons su baueu uhni9t Der.
iaufem. Rirb ui9t an Esrionsn p~srfauft bic eiseu'
fbum permietheu uonen. Suite etrabs uub Fret.
toirs. Gas. absussiandIs unb sIsftrii9ss Slot an
Der Strase. saa9aufraseu bel 6. He9ersr, iaas
eturm apeuue.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-03-08
Notes From KaSSOn.

Frank Pritzl and family of Stanley
visited relatives here last week.
John Shea spent last week with Jos.
A. Kleiber, looking after the interests of
the Northwest Thresher Co.
Herman Frederick, who made cheese
in this town in former years purchased
the Neuman farm in the town of
Franklin.
Daniel Hickey and Arthur Cafisch
returned from Rhinelander last Friday.
Carl Koerth, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Green Bay,
is back home fully recovered.
Mrs. Michael Mullins is still on the
sick list.
Thomas Long is making preparations
to take possession Of his farm at Green
leaf.
While telling trees Thursday, VIM.
A. Xiegler was struck on the head by a
falling top and knocked senseless to the
ground He was placed under the care
of DIR. Meyer who dressed the wounds,
which proved not dangerous, though all
admit that William had narrow escape.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-03-08
NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From CenteryiIIe.

The present indications are that we
will have an early spring
A number os friends helped Alvin
Arends celebrate his eighteenth birthday
Thursday evening.
Miss Lena Schultz of Spring Valley
spent Saturday at the home of her
brother, Mr.. Joe Schultz.
Mr.. Frank Arends was a Sheboygan
caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. Hawke of Towards
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Lorfeld Sunday.
The spelling and adding contests for
this town is to be held at the Liberty
hall Friday evening March IS, 1906.
Supt Larson will act as pronunciation
and Hon. Emil Baensck Of Manitowoc
will deliver an address.
Misses Elsie and Mamie Howe, Miss
Gretchen Groah and Mr. Frank Groah
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Schuelte Sunday.
Rev. Father Nickel sailed for Europe
last Sunday He will be absent for
about three months.
Mrs. Mary Nennig will dispose Of her
farm and personal property at auction
sale on the 2Sth of this month.
Mike Donahue spent Sunday at Os.
man, but says the day was rather long
as Miss --- had left for Chicago.
A number of friends were gathered AT
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hills
Saturday to help John celebrate his Both
birthday. The evening was spent IN
playing cinch. Peter Scharenbroch was
awarded first prize, while Mrs. Joe
Galecki won the consolation prize.
Mr.. Aug. Him. Of Sheboygan Is now
employed as head ookkeeper and
stenographer for the Cleveland Hard
ware company, which is doing "a rushing
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lorfeld entertain.
ed few friends Saturday evening in
honor of Gerharl's birthday
AT 2p. IN. Tuesday, at the home OF
the brides brother Miss Hulda Doersch
of this town became the wife Of Mr..
Henry Poppy of st. Paul, Rev. SprgIy
tying the nuptial knot Misses Laura
Kassa and Title Eselmeier acted rs
bridesmaids, and Julius Mill and Mr.
Poppy, a brother of the groom, acted AZ
best men The bride is very popular
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evening. The affair was greatly enjoyed
by all present An elaborate supper
was served at midnight. Mrs. Edward
Shambeau was awarded the 1st ladies
prize, while Mrs. Henry Geodjen captured
the BOBBY. Mr.. Edward Shambeau
received 1st gentlemen's prize and John
Raatz got the BOBBY.
Miss Mamie Wrieth of Two Rivers
was among the guests at the Johannes
cinch party last Saturday.
Mr.. Richard Zander of Manitowoc
visited with his family here over Sunday.
Mr.. Carl Neubauer sold his farm to
Erdman and Herman, real estate men
of Sheboygan, for a consideration of
$4,000. 90 last week, and Erdman and
Herman again sold it to Charles Brown
of Sheboygan, who will take possession
in the near future. Mr.. Neubauer in
exchange took some property belonging
to Mr.. Brown and will make Sheboygan
his future home.
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Notes From Liberty.

Fred Dobert, an old resident of Meme,
died Sunday night.
Miss Mary Barnes has gone to Man
itowoc to learn dressmaking, Miss
Barnes is a favorite in society and it is
lonely here without her.
Dan Sullivan and wife, Ed. Burns,
VIM. Dunbar, VIM. Grove and Jos.
Dunbar of Silver lake attended the
funeral of VIM. Dunbar in Milwaukee
on Tuesday.
VIM Cornell. who was here to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Morris returned
Monday to Deerbrook, Wis, where he
intends to remain for some weeks.
William Dunbar, con of Ed. Dunbar
OF this town, died in Milwaukee Satur-
day night, after few days Illness at
the age of 23 years. The cause of his
death was hemorrhage. His untimely
death is pathetic, being the third in the
family in less than three years. Mr..
Dunbar was bright ambitious young
man of good character, who apparently
had prosperous future before him. He
was dutiful son and an affectionate
brother. He went to Milwaukee few
years ago and secured employment with
Bearls & Torrey, wholesale shoe dealers,
and his services were such that he was
promoted to travelling salesman nearly
year ago and ranked as one of the best
statesmen the company had on the road.
He was born and reared in Liberty, and
his relatives and old-time friends here
sympathize with the bereaved family,
and mourn his untimely journey across
the Dark River. He is survived by a
father and three sisters, Sadie Mamie
and Agnes. The funeral took place in
Milwaukee on Tuesday from Holy Ro-
sary church, with interment at Calvary.
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Notes From COOperStOwn.

Miss Afra Baritone and Miss c. Arens
are visiting at Manitowoc.
Our photograph gallery opened up Mar.
LIST, with Mike Baritone in charge. He
is young man who has the reputation
of doing good work.
Miss ODea went home for a short
vacation beginning Feb. 90.
A very enjoyable card party was held
at the residence of Mr.. Ording last week.
Mr.. H. Ebeling and Miss Baritone
carried off first prizes, while the BOBBY
prizes were awarded to Mrs. r. Drews
and Emil Albright.
The funeral..of Mrs. Peppard, an old
and respected member Of st. Joseph s
congregation, took place here last week.
A new telephone line between this
village and Green Bay is in operation.
Farmers in the town of Cooperstown
are complaining of the high taxes which
they say are due to the building of new
bridges in the town, and the construc-
ton of the new courthouse at Mantle
voc.
The next spelling contest in this town
takes place at Greenstreet March 9th.
Everybody is invited to attend.
Miss Emma Ceneteldt has returned
home from Manitowoc.
Miss Schultz is visiting at the home of
John Ording.
Mr.. Patrick Pagan, one of our pioneer
residents, is seriously ill.,
Jas. Touhey has again put in his ap-
pearance in our village, after spending
some time at Green Bay.
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Alfred Reinemann, Reedsville
young man who is proprietor of drug
store at Dale, Wis, was obliged to return
to his home in Reedsville on account of
illness. His sister, Miss Della, with
another druggist, has charge of the
store till Alfred will be able to return.
Messrs. Willie Rohan and A. Cor
chorap of Kaukauna made a business
trip through this locality Monday and
Tuesday in the interest of an Eastern
wholesale liquor house.
Theodore Bremen, rural carrier on
route No. 1, is anxiously awaiting the
time when the spring term in joint
district No. 2 will open up, when he
will again have his daily ration of
doughnuts and berry pie
John Keller, one of Maple Groves
worthy supervisors, treated the boys in
Reedsville Tuesday. John claimed he
was not out on an electioneering cam
paign, but it looked rather suspicious.
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Notes From OSman.

VIM Donahue has been removed to
II Sheboygan hospital to receive treat
ment We hope for II speedy recovery.
Dan Tracy of Manitowoc attended
the funeral of Mrs b. Morris on Friday
Mr.. l.. O'Grady has returned from
Chicago, where he was called by the
serious illness Of his mother.
Jos Brady and F. j. Taugher of Man
itowoc called on friends here Sunday.
The contest for the town of Newton
which was held at Detjens hall Satur
day evening, was we'll attended. Supt.
Larson pronounced the words and the
address was given by Judge Baensch of
Manitowoc. The winners in the contest
were: Mary ONiel and Martin Morris,
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Notes From MiShCOt.

Mr.. w. Redecker started on his mail
route for the first time last Saturday.
He has route No /, which recently was
vacated by Mr.. Samz, who resigned.
Mr.. j. Alma of Manitowoc transacted
business for Rahr Sons Co. in our burg
one day last week. We hope he will
come oftener for the sake of the boys.
Mrs. E. Oswald returned from Two
Rivers Sunday. She had been in Two
Rivers for three weeks, attending her
mother, who was i'll.
Mrs. &. Levenhagen celebrated her
birthday Monday. Her many friends
took part in the celebration and they
hope that she will have many more
birthday celebrations.
Lenten services are being observed in
both the churches of Mishicot on We'd
nesdays.
Mrs. A. Frank celebrated her birthday
last Saturday.
Mr.. Volta went to Two Rivers on
business last Monday.
Mrs. Roemer celebrated her birthday
Friday. We wish her many happy re-
turns OF the day.
The ladies' sewing circle meets at
the home of Miss Lille Trossen on
Thursday OF this week.
Miss Lille Adams of Kewaunee re-
turned to her home. She had been visit
ing friends and relatives in our burg.