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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-01-16
MEMS FURNISHINGS.


Large Handkerchiefs at 24c
Fancy Handkerchiefs, worth 10c, at &c.
Heavy Socks, sale price 4ce
Fancy Socks, worth 15c, at &C.
Fancy Socks, worth 25c, at 14c.
Fancy Socks, worth 35c, at 19c.
Suspenders, worth zoe, at &c.
Suspenders, worth 35c, at 19c.
Collars, worth 15c, at Sc.
Rubber Collars, sale price 12c.
Overalls, SOC and 75c kind, Csc.
Heavy work Skirts, SOC kind, 3Sc
Heavy Underwear, SOC and 75c kind, at CSC.
Heavy Underwear, 35c kind, at 19c.
Sweaters, 75c kind, at 38c.
Sweaters, s1.25 kind, at 78c.
Sweaters, $500 kind, at S1.05.
Fancy Shirts, 75c kind, at BIC.
Dress Shirts, S1.25 and $3.50 kind, at SIC.
Ties, worth soc, at 19c.
Ties, worth 75c, at Csc.
Umbrellas, 75c kind, at 3Sc.
Umbrellas, 81. so kind at roc.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-01-16

Boys and Young Mems OverCOats
Must be closed out at less than 4Oc on the ST..
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-01-16

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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-01-16
Mems OVercoatS.

Now is the time when you need them and
just think what bargains you can get if you
attend this great Sale.
Mems heavy Overcoats, full length, value
$500, at $1.95.
Mems Overcoats, different colors, value SO
and $40, at $462
Mems OvercOats, all wool, black and fancy,
long belt kind, actual value, $3.50 and SIS,
at 1881
Mems Overcoats, choicest patterns, finest
all wool, plain or with belt, actual value SIS,
at 1895.
Mems Overcoats, your choice of any in
store, worth $22. so and $25, at $11.45.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
The secret of Their Success.

They want their pay. but not until you
can say Here is the dollar. You deserve
it," not until they have earned II. not
until you are willing to send 1t to them.
not until you want to send 1t to them,
not until you are satisfied to pay 1t, not
until they have proven to you that they
have what they claim. not until Vitae
TO do for you. Until then, you pay them
nothing. After that you will be willing
to pay. Glad to pay. as hundreds Of the
readers of this paper. yea, thousands.
have been willing and glad to pay. You
are to be the Judge! They leave it to
you entirely for you to decide. If you
can say that they, and Nitae-Ore. have
earned your money. the Theo. Noel Com
pany wants your money. but not other
wise That is how this big Chicago med
icine firm. who have advertised regular
their vitae-Ore in their big advertise
ment in this issue. the secret of their sue
cess. That is how they have grown and
grown. year after year, by. acting fairly
and Squarely. that is how they have made
hundreds of firm, true and lasting friends
among the readers of this paper. Your
neighbors have tried it, know it to be
true; why shouldn't >you? If you need
medicinal treatment of any kind, il you
are sick and ailing, if any one in your
family is ailing, poorly. worn out. sickly,
not send for Vitae-Ore upon the terms Of
their thirty-day trial offer. Read the
offer, Read 1t again, Send for the med
icine! Do it to-day! Each day lost makes
your case older. obstinate. harder, hurts
you more. pains you more. They take
all the risk; you have nothing to lose.
You are to be the Judge.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
Ceu.,,Y.t.ra..,s .,..e,..,o,.

Somerset County. Iaiaine. has an as
sociation composed OF s6x-soldiers and
sailors who have seFveiIat any time In
the Army or Navy OF the United States
and been hOnera bfyof discharged. A.
the different G.. A II: Ibsts were rap-
idly losing In numbers. and it was diffi-
cult for many TO keep,nlp their meet
ings in consequence, tit owas decided 10
have County organization. A be-
ginning in this direction was made a
year ago, and now the organization Is
complete with constitution, bylaws
and the following Officers chosen foi
the present year: Colonel Commanding.
L. e. Gould; L.ieutenant-C Colonel. Isaac
Dyer: Major. p. HL0 Butler; Chaplain.
S. +. Emerson; Adjutant. Cephus Walk
er; Quartermaster, Samuel Vose. The
organization meets once a quarter for
day in different sections of the Coun-
ty. Veterans families and the W. r. C..
are invited. 1t is working splendidly,
and all are greatly interested. The
meetings are of the same character as
the Post Reunions. with music. speech
es. songs, recitations of a patriotic char
acter, and a good time generally.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
Loving Cup.

A surprise occurred in the smoke talk
of the Board of Trade. OF Bangor Me-,
March IS. Gen. Joseph, Sewall Smith
is quite active in everything that pro-
notes the advancement Of Bangor, and
among other things he has been instru-
mental in bringing to the city AS orator
on Memorial Day some distinguished
men. Among these that he so secured
were Gen. N. A. Miles. Admiral w. S.
Schley and Gen. Joseph Wheeler. In
the course of the smoker Gen. Smith
was called to the front and presented
by Gen. Henry L. Mitchell with hand
some silver loving cup, the gift of a
large number of well-known citizens
The presentation speech was an eulogy
of Gen. Smith and his services to the
country as well as the Nation. Gen.
Smith went out In 1851 as Quartermas-
ter-Sergeant of the Sd Me-; WIS promot-
ed to First Lieutenant. became Captain
and Commissary, and rose to the rank
of Northumberland. receiving the
brevets Of Colonel and General for gal
lantry at Reams's Station and BOydton
Plank ROAD. and foT faithful and meri-
torious services during the war.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

In their stead. many physicians are
now prescribing Reng0. which among
Other things contains the extracts Of
some tropical fruits, and which has a re-
markabic faculty not only of reducing
the fat quickly and in natural way,
but also makes the nerves strong, diges-
ton vigorous and muscles more brawny,
leaving what once a weak, bIub-
berry. bloated victim of fat a normal
vigorous, muscular person.
RenSo has the faculty of compelling
proper assimilation OF food and driving
OF the surplus abnormal tissue present
Thus. no ttrcSomc exercises are necCs-
sary, and there is no interference with
ones daily laeors.
Reugo Is very pleasant to take and IL
is chcv-d like candy. It attacks abnor-
NAL tissue with unerring accuracy, and
causes u gradual. harmless but effective
reduction in weight, and without leaving
wrinkles which are nearly always pres
enl after taking drugs and other danger
Gus materials commonly called anti
fats"
There is only one company in the Unit
ed states making this remedy and that
Is the Renso Company at Detroit, Mich
For some time they have made it a prac-
tice OF sending out trial boxes of this
remarkable treatment to anyone who
sends them their name and address.
We recommend that any one suffering
from excess fat, prove TO his or her own
satisfaction what this powerful product
can do. and just send for Il box on trial.
Address The Rengo Co.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

preserved and at the same time cleaned
This cleansing Is accomplished by a
mixture made of two ounces of glue and
pint of water. Stand in a warm place
until the glue is melted.
If liquid when cold, it is fit for use;
if not. a little more warm water should
be added. First wash the oilcloth with
warm water and soft cloth. and then
dip a linen rag into the mixture and
with it rub the oilcloth. Let it dry
After this application. only busting viii
be required for some time.
Ftatirons that are put away for few
weeks often get rusty. and the best way
to prevent this is to rub a little warm
grease over the surface and then wrap
them UP in brown paper. When taken
out dip into hot water that has had a
small piece of soda dissolved in it, rub
dry and then put them to heat in the
usual way. When they are ready to be
used on the ironing board have Il piece
of brown paper with little powdered
bath brick on it and rub the surface
of your iron with this. 1t seems rather
a lengthy process, but it really does not
take long to do, and housewives VIII be
rewarded for the trouble they have TAX
ell by finding the irons delightfully."-
smooth and easy to use, and when they
are Ike this the work can be done twice
as quickly.
An English method of cleaning wall
paper is one web worth knowing, for it
is simple and better than any busting.
Make a paste b. mixing four pounds of
common wheat flour and two pints oil
cold water. kneed this into a stiff dough
and form, ifite two or three balls wipe
the paper all over with it. and as the
dough becomes dirty work the soiled
TT Ia nd hn oil n
parts outside. This quantity will be
sufficient to clean Very large room.
Begin at the top of the paper and work
downward till all is freshened.
1t takes up the dirt like a charm and
will not injure the most delicate color.
Only the quantity required for one
cleaning should be made, for the outside
will harden if allowed to stand and this
crust worked into the mass would
scratch the paper.
fine disinfectant to. use in a sick
room or in any room where close,
muSty or severe odor is noticed is to
put ground coffee on a shovel with a
biz of camphor gum in the center of IT.
Light the gum, which is non-enplosive
and easily ignited, and allow the coffee
to burn with il. A refreshing and sari-
tary perfume is the result.
Care of BrooIns.-Erooms dipt for a
few minutes i'll boiling suds once week
will last much longer than they other
wise would.
They should immediately afterward
be plunged into cold water to stiffen the
straw. This weekly bath is an excellent
thing. for it so thoroly cleans this dust
gathering Implement If housekeeper
will take the trouble occasionally to clip
the edges of the straws, the cleansing
powers will be improved. This is be-
cause constant use sharpens the ends
and they do not gather the dust as well
as when square--their first condition.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
Medal Of Honor Association.

The Medal of Honor Association OF
New York and vicinity held their An
nual Meeting at the Hotel Aston April
8, and elected the following officers fol
the ensuing year: president, Walter
Thorn; First Vice President, John II
Cook: Second Vice president. John j
Nolan: Secretary. Benjamin b. Levy;
Treasurer, John Brosnap- Members OF
Executive CommitteeS(seo. w. Brush
J. c. Julius Langbein, Peter F. Rafferty,
Charles FL. Houghtons James McClory
The Association is composed of soldiers
and sailors who havedwon the Congress
sional Medal of Honor. for most distin-
guished gallantry in action.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
A Unique Flag.

Comrade A. d. Quint, Postmaster at
Dewey, WASH. has a flag which dates
back to 1890. The blue part was made
from hemp combed. spun, woven and
worn by his grandmother in 1890 for
her wedding dress. The red is wool,
dyed, carded, spun, woven and worn
as an underskirt by his mother at her
wedding in 1893 The white is cotton
wove by Mr.. CUNTS sister in the first
cotton mill established in the State of
Massachusetts in 1851 and worn by her
as a dress. These relics were made into
a flag by Comrade CUNTS mother and
younger sister for ,4t'r of July cele-
bration at West Mills, Me-. In 1861,
and from under it six brothers and step
brothers enlisted and fought until 1865
in the 9th and 14th Me. The flag is
framed with picture of Dewey and a
map of Skagit County, and makes an
interesting ornament for the post Of
flee.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
SOCIETY. ARMIES or
THE UNITED STATES.
The Next Meeting to be Held i'm WASH
ington May L md 2.

The Cavalry Society of the Armies of
the United States will meet in Wash
ington, ID. e., May 1 and 2, in cOnnec-
ton with the meeting of the Society of
the Army Of the Potomac and the I'M
vailing of the Mcclellan statue. The
first meeting will be held at 1920 a.
m, May 2, in the Red ParlOr of the
Ebbitt House. which Will be the head
quarters, and where the Secretary
Treasurer Will be found, who will have
lists of private boarding. houses for
those who do not Wish TO stop at the
hotel. 1t is desired that any man who
served in cavalry regiment during the
war who has not already Joined the
society should do so at once. The ad-
mittance fee is but ST, with yearly
dues the same. Col! J,sa,J. McCook is
President and w. B. aBesfey. Lewinsville.
Va. Secretary and TREASURER. Comrade
BesIey's address Will be at Townsville,
Va. until April 80, When he will take
up his headquarters at the Ebbitt
House. ' -
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
Veterans In the City.

William Henry Wooster. Sergeant, 7th
Mass. Battery, and Sergeant, I'd Mass.
II. A, Lowell. Mass. Comrade Wooster,
who is now II years old, but would be
easily mistaken for one In the early
SOS. had the pleasure of meeting here
one of his old playmates in the village
school in New Hampshire. 1t was the
Hon. William Pitt Kellogg. at one time
Colonel of the It'll I'll. Cav, and later
Governor of Louisiana and Senator from
that State. Admiral Dewey was also
one of the boys OF the me school with
comrade Wooster. but of a later date.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
Alabama Encca 70

Commander A y. Ballard, of the De-
partment of AlabamaILGa A. r., has is
sued General Orders from headquarters
at Birmingham, Alag announcing that
the 18th Annual Ercampment of that
Department will convene at Birming-
ham, April 10, 1901 H4.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
How to Get
Rid Of Fat
A Remarkable Discovery That Can
Reduce Fat Earmlessly at the
Rate of Pound Day.
A Trial Eox Sen Free.

Quick. harmless reducer of fat has
come into popular use which far eclipses
any method of treatment heretofore used
Starvation diets break down the health
almost Invariably, as is commonly wit
messed among many former fat folks who
have tried TO starve their fat away.
Dangerous drugs and mineral acids
can nov be put on the shelf.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
Cure for Liquor md TOBACCO.

The Kansas Anti-Liquor Society is
mailing free a recipe for the cure of the
liquor habit. 1t can be given secretly in
food. Also one for the tobacco habit that
can be given secretly. The only request
they make is that you do not sell rec
ipes, but give copies to friends. Address
with stamp. Kansas Anti-Liquor Society
50 Gray Building, Kansas City, Mo.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

DANNERS, BADGES SEWED, ALL-wOOL
ID Bunting AND All silk Flags made to order
HAVE ON HAND IN MY STORE, Printed Mus
n Cotton Bunting, Wool Bunting. and Silk Flags,
and many other goods all of best quality and as low
any othe firm and allow all discounts Send &c
stamp for Price List to COMRADE j. q. CLEGG,
1911 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. No
notice taken of postals.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
A SALT WATER F "a

tide waters of the Potomac River. in Charles County
Maryland. - A fine $50 acre place with six room
house; nearly one mile of river 'front.' IS miles from
Washington City, with daily steamboats, Fish oy.-
ters crabs and game in abundance The river Is about
four miles wide at this point. A good location for
stock raising, general farming trucking being in
easy reach of the landings of the line of steamers
tween Baltimore and Washington, affordiig Il good
market in either city at low freight rates. for one
fond of cunning and fishing. or for sun-and- rod
club summer resort, boarding house or hotel. The
town of Colonial Beach, the popular Washington City
summer resort. is opposite. OIL the Virginia shore in
westmoresnd county. The Beach has about 500
buildings-cottases, boarding houses and hotels and
o large summer population. Price "a. 500.
Send for nay list OF farm and village properties.
=. II. LEWIS. Glenn Dale, Maryland.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
Free Hair Food
FREE SAMPLE BOX
TO PROVE ITS WORTH

The medical world has been agog over
the discoveries of the famous Chicago
Bacteriologist Prof j. III. Austin. who
recently demonstrated at meeting of
prominent men that the cause of bald
ness and falling hair is a miero-baciiii.
which grows in colonies at the roots OF
the hair and consumes the food provided
nv nature for the hair itself, thus caus-
ing 1t to starys to death and fall out.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
"A z DIcAI.
1 W AK MAN.

N
Ny Dear Brother: II Worry, Dissipation or
Hand Work has worn you out; IL the Errors Ex-
cesses of youth or early manhood have unstrgux
your nerves or sapped your energies. If Advancing
Age has weakened your powers; IL yaricoc.Ie.
Weak Organs, Lost Ambition Nervousness. Failing
Viriiity. Bladder Kidney Troubles bother you a.
any age. want to tell you my honor a man thss
BECK'S WONDER WORKERS FOR MEN
used tablet at . dose. three times day. at home.
or at your work, will care y0a easier. quicker snd
cheaper than any other remedy In the world and
tainly prepare you for the duties and pleasures
OF full and perfect manhood. Ny successful
of eight years at the old stand proves that
not quack fraud or fakir. Think of the recorit-
only IL complaints every of which made
good In years. during which over 100000 Weak
Men of all ages were made strong, and the largest
maiiorder medicine business In the world built up.
My Wonder Workers do mot contain poison,
and the price is only one dollar per box. always
cash with order, by at your expense IT you send
u. rs send 1t by mail sealed and prepaid. When you
order please RenilOa this paper.
Sincerely your friend,
GEO. y. BECK,
244 Main St. Springfield. Ohio.
Hou. Asa S. Bushnell said There is no squsfer
man living than Geo. s. Beck"
DIR. ]. A. West says: "I use wonder-workers In
practice 1t is the best of ALL and perfectly safe 10
use under any circumstances"
Thousands of cured men say, "best on earth"
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

The ONLY WAY to tell the cause of
falling hair in men and women is to
make a MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION
Of the hair. when the DISEASE is
KNOWN the CURE CAN BE PRE-
SCRIBED. Send few hairs to Prof. j.
H. Austin. the thirty 800 years Bacteri-
elogist and Specialist in Diseases of the
Hair, Skin and Scalp, and receive, Alb
SOLUTELY FREE. a diagnosis of your
case, a booklet on Care of Hair and
Scalp. and a box of the Remedy which
he Will prepare for you.
Enclose cent postage and write to-
day.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

A well-known Cincinnati physician has
had marvellous success with new rem
edy that cures Goitre or Thick Neck
quickly at home; and owing to the fact
that most sufferers believe gOitre is in
durable he sends large free trial pack
age of his discovery so that patients
may try it and know positively that their
goitre can be cured secretly at home
without pain, dangerous surgical opera
ton or any Inconvenience.
Fill out free coupon below.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
Classified Advertisements.
JAMESTOWN E1I;sssss..-

Visitors to the Jamestown VA Terceutennial TX.
position and Washington q. C.. should have my List
OF Maryland Properties near Washington City.
S. Fl. LEWIS. Glenn Dale Maryland.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
CAR, W.R.c., S. oFv., SPANISH
WAR SUPPLIES.

~ ID SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS.
UsA.lls swords Bats. Caps Rsnk Badges.
Grave Flags. bunting Flags. Sk and Bunting Parade
Flags Complete. Printed silk Flags, mounted and
unmounted, for W. r. c. and Ladies Of GAR SIX
Banners and Guidons Lowest prices In the L. -, And
goods of the best material aud worknanshfp.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

A COMRADE RECEIVING LESS THANH,
IA should inform me Of the number of his pension
certificate the per month he Is getting: also the
day year of his BIRTH Then viii write him how
to get an increase Il. W. SHOPPELL, Pension
Attorney, Washington. D. c.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
TRIAL TREATMENT FREE

A TRIAL TREATMENT FREE
TO ANY WEAK MAN
Will send SIX days trial treatment absoIu,si,
free to any worthy who is weak our
from overwork. worry and dissipation, causing pre-
mature old age lost vitality. weak organs. nervous
ness, lost energy. varicoceie, kidney and bladder
troubles To all such will send FREE on receipt
of stamp for postage. trial treatment of the
derfui remedies used by my late husband, Dr.. s 8.
Parker veteran of the late civil war; and for q years
successful practitioner of diseases peculiar
II is praised by veterans of the War of the Rebellion
and men in all walks of life. This is what one OF
many cured men writes:
"For several years I suffered from Lame Back.
VaricOcele, Bladder and Prostatic Trouble. L am
now, several months after taking the Parker Rem
edy, completely cured. and in every sense q man.
Am IS years old and Veteran of the War Of the
Rebellion. Nv. S. BIDwELL,
''2232f 8. Wayne Ave. Fort Wayne Ind"
Address MRS. II. c. PARKER,
. A St., TOLEDO O.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

COMRA DIES, SOUTH TEXAS TRUCK FARM
~ ing Lands at $500 per acre by our PLAN insures
INCOME FOR LIFE. Beats Pension. Address. incos-
ing stamp. Comrade A. g. Cutchmer, Okmulgee. 1T.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

INLORIDA COMRADES. JOIN. CARLETON
IL Colony on beautiful lake; plenty fish and game
All vegetables grow TWO crops year. No malaria or
bronchial troubie priest water: highest and health
place in Florida Just the place for old Vets to
live on their pensions. garden. fish, game ETC. Lots
under fence, $50 up. All fruits grow oranges etc
Stamp for reply G. c. Smith. Carleton, Putnam Co,
Florida
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
PEN SION S.

LIVERY PENSION CLAIM THOROUGHLY
II considered. The highest possible allowance So
cured by applying to X. w. SHOPPELL
Pension Attorney, Washington d. G.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
orr NEW MEMORIAL BADGE.

Made of the fine black satin ribbon 2is inches wide
inches long, the q. r. badge and the name, num-
Der and location of Post stamped in silver the flag
ribbon OF badge in colors imitation fringe stamped In
si yer at bottom OF badge fine siiverplated bar pin
ops cents each in lots of y over IL cents each
IN 1Its OF less than q.
GODS sent G. o. D., cash to accompany order.
Send for catalogue of other flags and supplies
COMRADE J. A JOEL IL CO.
So Nassau Street. New York
The National tribune., 1907-04-18

NOR SALE OR TRADE--1l2 ACRES, WITH
IL good mouse of rooms; good barn: located in
Logan County. Ohio. Want smaller farm. Address
A. j. Batten. RED 4, West Liberty, Logan Co.. Ohio
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
WIDOWS.
FARMS FOR SALE.

SORSALE-FARM, ISL ACRES IN THE BEAU
T. tiful Willamette Valley; large Sroom house.
large barn: good schools; mild ciimate fine loca-
ton Address c., BDx Ill, Independence, Oregon.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
PATE NTS.

PATENTS
ADVERTISED FREE
In this paper for clients Consultation In all bus.
mess before the Patent Office. Contingent fees.
e4- Send for FREE ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK
MILO b. STEVENS 4 co. Attys,
Established 1854
500 Fourteenth ST.. WASHINGTON, D. @
Branches at Chicago. Cleveland Detroit.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
ne.f Ami WOOL nunting Klax..


From the above prices will aIloW .
special discount Of HI per cent. This makes
price. the loves: IN the O. 8. Best q. g. Bunting
Parade Flag. 6xs 5xs with jonted pole eagle belt
and taSsels CONF lee. $3.50 Best Banner SIX Parade
Flag. fast coors x5is. white silk embroidered stars
silk fringe silk tasses ointed pole eagle, belt cover
complete $1,000 or size 6xsH trimmed as above, COM
pste, $500
GRAVE FLAGS
Made OF muslin, printed in bright coors, with name
number and location OF Post printed in black Ink on
stripes and mounted on strong sticks.
ska inches per gross. 500: per half gross, 500
12x1S inches, per gross. 500: per hal gross. 3I5
IKEA inches per gross, 7.o0 per half gross. $50
Flags without Printiag.
ska inches per gros, $50; 121s, $3.50; 14xsi $500
COTTON BUNTING FLA0S.
Best In the market for this purpose, absolutely fast
colors guaranteed to fade in six months mounted
stained STATS, with gilt spear heads.
lexis inches. plain. per gross. 1850: 1874 inches
per gross. 1880 12xis inches. with printing. per
gross $la co. per half gross .2 ISx24 inches, with
printing per gross, 1850; per half gross %. 80.
White muslin streamers, with name, etc, OF Post
printed instead Of flags same price as printed
flags.
The National tribune., 1907-04-18
HON ESTEADS
WANTED: SOLDIERS ADDITION
AL HOMESTEAD RIGHTS.
AGENTS WANTED.

4 GENTS-Sel Automatic SelfCleaniDg Curry
IN Comb. Money Making opportunity for hustlers.
Write for Introductory offer. Clean Comb Co, Dept.
H. Racine, Wis.