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Notes From CIarkS Mills.

Mr.. Stanley of North Dakota has
been staying at John Morgan's during
the week He is buying horses to take
with him to Dakota.
Rev. Geisling of Clarksi is unable to be
about on account of a severe attack OF
rheumatism.
The teachers meeting at Cato was
well attended. Over forty teachers
were present, also County Supt Larson,
Prin Christensen and Miss Cheney OF
the training school. Some of the features
of the program were talk on phonics
by Miss Cheney; reading and discussion
of the Princess by the teachers in general;
a paper on trees and another on mental
arithmetic. The subject of parlia-
mentary practice was also discussed,
Roberts Rules of Order being used as
guide 1t was decided to hold a teachers
social at Reedsville in the near future.
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Notes From GrimmS.

Ats o'clock on Friday eve, Jan. 5th,
the angel of death entered the home of
Mr.. and Mrs James Savage to take
from their loving grasp their thirteen
year-old daughter Laura. The deceased
suffered but few days. the cause of her
death being heart trouble. She was a
girl of most estimable qualities that
endeared her to all who knew her and
caused her to be favorite among her
companions The sorrow felt by her
parents is overwhelming They have
the heartfelt sympathy of numerous
friends in their sore affection.
Mrs. Walter Whitcomb of Iron River,
Wis, who was called here by the death
of her father, Mr.. Thos. Long, returned
to her home II few days ago.
Mrs. NJ. Cooney and daughters, who
were the guests of Mrs. p. Cahill during
the holidays returned to their home in
Manitowoc.
Mr.. f. Herzog of Sheboygan made a
business cali to our burg last week.
Alb Svacina, proprietor of the
Grimms house, is busily engaged in
packing ice this week.
While oiling a wind mill on his barn
james Geary accidentally slipped and
fell from the roof to the ground twenty
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feet below. Fortunately he received
only slight injuries.
Co. Supt Larson visited the village
school on Friday last.
Mr.. Leonard Salzer and wife OF
Ma-inette visited friends here last week.
LIP. Grimm erected new Fairbanks
wind mill last week.
VIM Cummings visited with relatives
in Kaukauna the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Cook and family OF
Two Rivers, who spent the past two
weeks with Mrs T. Frosch, returned tc
their home on Monday
A ten.pound girl is responsible for the
broad smile worn by Hugh HalioraE
these days.
John Hayek of Pine River, Mich Is
visiting his parents here.
Piano lessons were given to large
class by Mrs. j. Halberg, at the home OF
Mrs. J. Hayden on Saturday last.
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Notes From Branch.

The Farmers Institute held here last
Tuesday was a great success. A very
large crowd was present at the three
sessions. In the evening standing room
was at a premium. After the enter
tainment in the evening, in which the
pupils of several county schools took
part, the floor was cleared for dancing.
Excellent music was furnished by the
Kellnersville orchestra.
John A. Brown of Oconto is visiting
with his parents.
The Branch Athletic association basket
ball team will meet the Clarks Mills
team at Denk's hall at Clarks Mills on
Jan. 26, and the Wisconsin business
college team at Skaters hall, Jan. 81.
Dance after each game.
Miss Bertha Bahnsen of Manitowoc
was a visitor in our village on Tuesday
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NEWS FROM COUNTY
Notes From ValderS.

Ole Siverson of Shawano was here;
visiting his brother Sven Siverson OF
Eaton last week.
Mary Madison of Eaton visited friends
at Gilbert on Monday last
John Lettenberger of st. Nazlanz
went through our town Saturday.
Andrew Aubol went to Quarry on
business Tuesday.
Gust Kletzien and family left for
Columbus, Wis, where they will make
their future home
Knut Berg of ST. Nazianz called on
friends here Monday last.
Mrs. Otis Nelson of Manitowoc spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evenson of this place.
Mrs. G. Peterson of Eaton visited
friends at Manitowoc last week.
Fred kattreh recently purchased the
old school house. The structure Is now
being moved to the village (Vader'),
where Mr.. Kattreh will transform it in
TO cheese factory. Henry HUM will
probably be employed as cheese maker
in the new factory.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES.

William Priegnitz, two Rivers, and
August Mesner, city, resumed their
studies in the night school last week.
A class of thirty was organized in
English work this week. Much greater
attention is helng paid to the study of
English and spelling than ever before.
Joseph Rugowski accepted a book
keeping position in the Office of the
Groodrich Co. this week. He will
continue his shorthand work in the
night school.
On Tuesday evening, JAN g. the Bus
mess college basket ball team defeated
the Second Reach team at Two Rivers
by a score of l6 to IL. This evening
Thursday the business college boys
will play the First and Second ST. Joseph
basket ball teams at Two Rivers. The
next regular game in Manitowoc is
scheduled with the West Side high
school team on Friday evening, Jan. 26.
In previous game the two teams were
evenly matched, the college team win.
ming by score q to %.
Eliza Gehbe, city, and Annie Tuschel,
Clarks Mills, We're visitors last week.
The following have started courses
since the opening of the winter term
Ezekiel Dumke, Chas. Goetz, Eugene
Dramm, city, Anton Rozum, Melpik,
Adolph Kvitek. Kossuth, and John
Haese, Reedsville.
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A Modern miracle.

Truly miraculous seemed the recov
cry Of Mrs. Mollie Holt Of this place,
writes J. O. r. Hooper, Woodford, Tenn.
she was so wasted by coughing up
pms from her lungs. Doctors declared
her end SO near that her family had
watched by her bedside forty. eight
hours; when, at my urgent request, DIR.
Kings New Discovery was given her,
with the astonishing result that im.
provement began, and continued until
she finally completely recovered, and il
n healthy woman to-day Guaranteed
cure for coughs and colds. SOC and 81. 0C
at Henry Hinrichs, druggist. Trial bottle
free.
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The bids for the new school house
contract will be opened on Jan. goth.
Notes From OSman.

Mrs. Earles Of Washington spent a
few days at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Taugher.
Mr.. J. ELMER of Manitowoc was a
caller in our village last Thursday.
Fred Schneider captured number of
flying squirrels last week. They are now
on exhibition at the saloon of H. Meyer
of Spring Valley.
The entertainment given by st. Fidelas
school at Hers hall Friday evening
was y grand success. The program
rendered by the pupils was appreciated
by all present. The teacher and pupils
deserve commentator for the work
done. After the entertainment dancing
was taken up and continued till the wee
small hours.
Anthony McNulty was pleasantly
surprised by number of his friends on
Friday evening.
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Notes From St. NaziaOz.

A few from here attended the schoo
entertainment at Meme last Frida.
evening.
The ball at the N. w. Opera hall Fri
day evening was largely attended, ovel
1876 couples participating, and all wh'
were present report very nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Vandello attended
the Casper-Junk weddingat st. Wende
Tuesday
A. Sprang is busy pressing hay thi'
week. Maertz and Co. are doing the
work
John Loeble and Geo. Gaerthoefner
have returned home from a weeks visl
at Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Groh took tril
to Meeme Friday.
Mrs Aug. Benine and Hattie Luellof
are visiting relatives at Kiel this week
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Notes From kasSOn.

August Giese and son Robert returned
home from Taylor Co., where they spent
several weeks improving the latter
farm.
Joseph Ecker and Joseph Barth, who
operated saw mill at Birnamwood, re-
turned last week. They disposed OF theil
mill and timber land there to j. Roepke
of Birnamwood.
Kasson now has a barber, VIM. Hirsch,
who will do tonsorial work every Satur
day evening and Sunday forenoon at
the Kasson house.
John Cafisch, better known as uncle
John, lately captured fine large wild
cat alive, and now has her on exhibition
at his place near Kasson.
All the teachers of the town of Maple
Grove, Randolph Stoehr, and the Misses
Mayme Linnane, Margaret Doolan, and
Katheran Loughlin, attended the
teachers meeting at Cato last Saturday
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ness Of character and courteous manner.
He was kind husband, tender father
and good citizen. His old-time friends
and associates here will regret to hear
of his death He leaves widow and
twelve children to mourn his dennis. e
The funeral took place on Monday at
Milwaukee, with interment at Calvary.
May his soul rest in peace.
Michael, Anthony and Thomas laugh
or, Mrs. Chas. Conway, Martin Shanahan,
Anthony McNulty and Thos. Morris
attended the funeral of James Taugher
at Milwaukee on Monday.
Jos. Dunbar of Silver lake was here,
visiting relatives and friends this week.
The report that Seward Nellis had
sold his farm was not we'll founded The
deal has not been closed yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Connell entertained
last Sunday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Broderick of Chicago, There
was very pleasant time.
A few from here attended the Casper
Junk wedding at Cleveland Tuesday
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Notes From Kiel.

On Tuesday evening, January 8, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Iaschob, Sr., celebrated
the thirtieth anniversary of their we'd
ding day A number of relatives and
intimate friends were present. Supper
was served and pleasant time was had
The couple were the recipients of a
number of handsome gifts.
Mr.. Simon Hollensteiner has been ut
Baxter, Iowa, where he attended the
funeral of his sister, Mrs. Kord krampe,
who responded to deaths summons at
the age of "A years. The decedent was
formerly resident of Sheboygan county.
She is survived by husband and five
children.
On Monday of last week DR.. Westgate
and family removed to ManitowOc,
where the doctor will establish himself
in the practice of his profession. he
contemplates making brief professional
visits to Kiel at regular intervals to exam
inc eyes and fit glasses, he having made
the treatment of diseases of the eye and
the fitting of spectacles specially.
Dr.. l.. r. Sleyster will, in the near
future, vacate his present office rooms
and dwelling quarters in the second story
of Gutenkunst's pharmacy, and will
move into the brick building located OPP
posite the State bank. The building
was formerly occupied by the kiel
National,Zeitung. The structure is now
being thoroughly renovated. Part OF
the first story will be fitted up for office
rooms, and the second floor will be used
for living rooms.
Miss Katie Wesling has disposed of
her millinery business and gone to Mil
waukee, where she will remain for some
time. The establishment is now con
Quoted by Miss May Schlinz of Hilbert,
who purchased the business.
DR.. Herman Schaper of Appleton was
here on professional business short
time ago.
At the annual meeting of the Calumet
county medical society, which meeting
was recently held at Forest junction,
DIR. L. r. Sleyster was elected secretary
treasurer of the organization.
Social democrats of KEEL held a meet
ing at Mueller's hall Saturday evening
The Kiel Woodenware company ex
pect to resume operations this week, the
work of installing the new boilers hav
ing been nearly completed.
A number of local scat players vii
likely attend the winter skat tournament
which will take place at Fond du Lac
on the 2lstinst.
Albert Mundt is now full-hedgec
citizen, he having secured his secont
papers several days ago.
On the first of last week the stork pait
visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Klein, and then and there de
posted bouncing baby girl.
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STORK FAv0RS TWO
RIVERS FAMILY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Allie Of Two
Rivers enjoy the distinction of being the
only Manitowoc county couple that have
five children that are all under two
years of age. About twenty three
months ago the Allie Preside was brigh-
tened by the appearance Of twins. On
Wednesday of last week Mrs. Allie
presented her husband with triplets, "a
additionally happy or lucky, number.
So it has come to pass that the couple
have five children that are all less than
two years old Mr.. Allie is engaged in
fishing at Of Two Rivers. Although
he and his wife are French, yet they are
no advocates Of race.suicide.
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Notes From GreenStreet.

Albert Kamphert is recovering from
an attack of appendicitis.
Michael Lakotos Of Branch was
Greenstreet visitor last week.
The first Cooperstown spelling contest
will be held mt Rosecrans February 3rd.
Program will be published later.
Fred Krejcarek is laid up with rheuma
tism.
Mrs Frank Kotik il on the sick list
Katie Spurney spent a few days at heI
home in Menchalville.
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Notes From lander.

The feather stripping parties are all
80 in this neighborhood.
The M ". A. lodge had their annual
meeting at Frank Elmer's last Saturday.
James Holly, our town treasurer Is
kept busy, as the farmers are paying
their taxes.
A number of our boys took in the
dance at Larrabee last Sunday, and all
reported good time. The rain did not
seem to stop them from going.
Mrs. John Graycarek, Sr.. is on the
sick list.
The new books in our district school
No. 3 have Just been received.
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Notes From COOperStOwn.

A large crowd attended the monthly
cattle fair, held at Cooperstown, last
Monday.
Furnace heat and water works make
Mr.. d. krumdick's new residence one
Of the most comfortable and convenient
dwelling places to be found in Coopers-
town.
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OUR WINTER
Sale
Begins Wednesday, Jan. 18th, Con.
tinuinS to SaturdayEve Jan. 18th.

There scarcely any need of saying much about this
all who have attended these Sales of former know
their what benefits they have derived from
what We have yet to hear of the first
who we'll satisfied with purchases made
Sales and there good for their being pleased with
chief among which the fact that there always
saving making purchases and the further fact that
stock being large there consequently number of
articles disposed the end of well large
quantity of goods bought below value for this purpose
There will be greater saving this because nearly
goods-Cotons we'll Wooens advancing beyond all
bounds.
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MACCABEES ARE MAX
ING ARRANGEMENTS FOR
ANNUAL FUNCTION.

On January 25th the members of Lake
Side Tent, Maccabees, will give their
annual dancing party. 1t is q foregone
conclusion that the event will be a big
success in every sense of the term, mas
much as the social functions given in the
past by the local branch of the order
have invariably been prolific of much
enjoyment for all members and friends
in attendance. Excellent music will be
furnished for the approaching event.
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Notes From Liberty.

James Taugher, former resident OF
Liberty, who removed with his family
to Milwaukee over year ago. died last
Friday. after few weeks illness, aged
"a wears. Mr.. Tangher was one OF the
pioneers of Liberty aud he was one OF
the foremost men in the earlier history
Of the town. He represented the town
in the county board about twenty years
He was ever genial and companionable
and posuessed the instincts OF n gentle
man. He was honest, truthful and just,
esteemed and respected for his upright
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A Guaranteed Cure for piles

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
Piles Druggists are authorized to re-
fund money il PAzo OINTMENT fails to
cure in to IA days. SOC.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF the
MANIT0WOC RAPIDS FARM
ERS' FIRE INSURANCE co.

Cash on hand January lat, 1905, $SO55. Is
Cash received for premiums 4117.7l
Cash received rs interest 236. 65
Total $l2, 409.5 81
Disbursements during the year 1905.
Paid for losses and expense $2,396.22
Balance January 1st, 1906, $1O,0l3 30
Cash in hands Of the Treasurer 1903 20
6 Mortgages 7S35.OO
8 Notes $4,000
Total $l0,013.29
The annual meeting will be held at
Andreas Gerl's place at Four Corners on
Saturday, Jan. 81.
SO ADAM BLESER Sec.
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Coal.

1t will be to the farmers advantage to
buy his Goa! from the g. REISS COAL
Co. IT,
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MANITOWOC MARKET.
Latest Quotations Corrected for the Ben.
eft of Farmers

The following are the current prices Of
the various articles of produce rs report
ed for The Pilot on Jan. Is 1906
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BAD HEADACHES gen.
orally arise from bad stom-
achs. Foul breath. bitter
taste. coated tongue. sour
quotations or belching OF
gas. are common symptoms
though not all present in
every case. To cure. take
small doses, only one or two
each day. Of old DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. the Origi.
ills, first put up by him over
le or two . laxative. three OF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-11
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Schooner Lawson on Last Trip
From Here:
Goes INTO THE OIL TRADE NOW
Coal Agents Consider Big seven-mas-
ter White Elephant and Are Not
Sorry to Lose tier-cap.ain Sab.
bits Guests.

When the big seven-maSted schoon-
er Thomas w Lawson, Captain Bah
bitt, set sail from this port early yes
terday afternoon bound for Boston
with coal cargo, she started on
what will probably be her last trip
in the coastwse coal arade out of
Hampton Roads.
When the vessel discharges her
cargo at Boston She will go to New
York, where She will be fitted out as
an oil carrier. The lawson has been
chartered to carry Gil between Sa-
bine Pass and Por Arthur and New
York She probably will remain in
that trade indefinitely.
When the lawson was first com
pleted she began plying in the coal
trade between this port and Boston
and with the exceptions of about four
cargoes loaded at Norfolk she has
been loading coal nj this port since
that time She probably will not he
seen here again, certainly not in the
next two years. unless she should
have to come here for repairs
AS 4 coastwisa coal carrier the
Lawson has not heen a great success
Ter The reason that she often wen,
on demurrage before her enormous
cargo could be loaded on her. Owing
10 her immense size the demurrage
bill on her was large and for that
reason she cleared practically moth
ing OH the trips.
among the coal agents here she is
known as the great white elephant"
and no doubt some agents were glad
to see her leave port yesterday after
neon.
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KTRS. ANNA y. KAISER, Two
lFl Rivers, Wis.,, was sufferer from
pelvic cntarrh to such MI extent that
sho could scarcely do her own work. In
describing her symptoms, she wrote:
81 have such terrible backaches and
pains below my shoulder blades, way
down my back and across my hips, and
ut times pains i'll the pelvic organs, so
thatl am not able TO lie down or sleep.
ri also lave pains through my left side
and am afraid l may be getting heart
trouble"
After taking Pcruna and following
DIR. liartman's instructions for several
weeks, Mrs. Kaiser reported as follows:
"I feel much stronger and do not get
nervous as used TO. The pain is en-
tirely gone, except when work IL little
too hard. Tho medicine has done me
wonderful good. I nm taking Perunn
and Manalin. My bowels are also in
good condition.,
Revised Formula-'For a humble
from multitude of grateful friends
laxative quality. have been expcrin
quite length of time, and now feel
OF Pe-ru-na that | have incorporated
In my opinion, can only enhance its
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Reports Her Cure.

After continuing the treatment q
short time longer, Mrs. Kaiser reports
her cure, as follows:
81 must drop you n line 10 let vol,
know that i am we'll now and cured
with your medicine. must thunk YOU
for The advice you gave me.
"Thc medicine is something wonder.
full. cannot praise it enough for tho
good 1t has dono for me and lone
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81 have advised others who are suffer-
ing rs did TO consult you and many
arc taking my advice. II ever l need
medicine again, l know that Peruna
will help me"
DR.. .iartman's Advice.
TO every woman suffering from the
symptoms above indicated, Or. Hart,
man extends an earnest invitation 10
write 10 him for medical advice.
OF years requests have come 10 me
urging that Pe-r,-na be given n Sigh
enting with laxative addition ful
Sratiiied TO announce to the friend.
such quality in the medicine which
wcll-known beneficial character.
b IS. Is. HARTMAN, NJ. D.