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The daily sentinel., 1907-10-29

FOR SALE-Six-room house. A big
bargain. Call 227 North Sixth
street.
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TO PROTECT
THE PEOPLE

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WANTED-Camp cook and ten men
for timber work. Apply to c. w.
Patrick, S29 South, phone Black
1921.
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STRAYED-A bay horse, with white
spot on forehead, from 261 South
avenue. Return and claim re-
ward.
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wANTED-sewing. 241 ouray.
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WANTED-Local representative for
Grand Junction and vicinity to
look after renewals and increase
subscription list of prominent
monthly magazine, on a salary
and commission basis. Expert
ence desirable, but not necessary.
Good opportunity for right per-
son. Address Publisher, box SO.
Station o, New York.
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FOR SALE-Six-room house. A big
bargain. Call 227 North Seventh
street.
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WANTED-Sewing at home or by
the day. Apply 721 Main.
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to the Grand Junction Clearing
House association:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-04


PEANUT vender machine. new. nothing like n:
sells sailed peanuts In parchment paper bags:
penny Operitlon;. agents, opt rLtors and lobbere
write for particulars. MElCE CO..
box Z. Columbus, Ohio.
NANTED Legitimate substitute for
slot machines; patented. sells on sight for 500:
particulars. GISHA Co, Anderson. Ind.
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FARMS. residences. property for subdivision;
descriptions mailed on request: North jersey Farms
our specially. inspection Invited. GoSMAN BROS,
Caldwell, M j..
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WANTED-iO good boiler makers In San Fran
cisco: wages 81 FOR nine hours; local boiler makers
declined 10 ratify agreement made with their coun-
ell. therefore union or non union men ran work
without discrimination. Apply
METAL TRADES ASSOCIATION. 1877 Market st.,
San Francisco.
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Keansburg Beach Company,
ssite lsOs, ms Broadway.
Telephone, go Cortland.

MONINtaAI H, ~ De
Orange Road. near Washington av,; dwelling Jus
completed: 10 rooms. bath. gas End electric fixtures
fireplace. open plumbing: lots yoxl35: 5000 rash o
installment. Address NATHAN RUSSELL. Bloom
held and Glen Ridge, N. J.
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START 4 NEWSPAPER

isxax30 Cameron Mine Pump; Standard Single and
Duplex PUMPS: all sizes; small pumps TO large
pun ping engines. WlCkES BROTHERS, cor
West and Cedar SITS.
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a WANTED.

REFINED boarding house, gentleman and son;
seth ST.; references. W. T., boz 100 Sun once.
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For Badness.
From the Home Md0asine.

From the Home Magazine.
II from illness or other cause the hair has
'"mrIen"ed to fall out a regular course of
message and tonic treatment should be re-
-'r'"d 10. Frequently intelligent care will
prevent the early coming Of gray hair, as well
~ keep The hair in excellent condition.
Ltoessive oiliness can be overcome by use
~ the egg shampoo or a wash having some
s'r'nGent ingredient. The advice Of our
Rrlndinothers cannot be improved on TO
trrr the hair In good co~ndition-that Is, the
W" strokes with the brush daily.
IL my grandmOther's recipe book, " said a
Stl"-irr, " recently found a number Of quaint
i-luedieS for badness. Since my grand.
in1iher preserved an abundance OF hair until
lhSr death, II IL likely that her remedies are
'N,a'iOus.
- mo quote one 10 you. 10 says: In
,a''N here the badness IL total a quantity OF
.l' nest burdock roots are to be bruised IN a
marble mortar. and then boiled In white wine
u.ntll there remains only as much as will cover
,nrm This liquor. carefully strained on,
..Ies badness by washing the head with II
very night"
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

A~.-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT.
with private bath, ~ daily: weekly. including
meals. $3.50: meals; 81 day: also new Columbia
Hotel, Saratoga, same rates transicnts sccommo-
dated. ALABAMA HOTEL. Is Fast 18th ST.. he.
tween Broadway. 9Th av.
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81

SEND US Soc. w will send you lOO envelopes oil
letter heads: name. business and address; this IL
cheaper than you can buy the raw material.
LEADER CO. Eowling Green, Mo.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

lost Three tracing cloth maps OF property at
IronAl lie, Finder Will receive reward by return
lN. II" hoS a., Mount Vernon, N. Y.
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MEIIP MANTED-EEMALE

WANTED Women as general helpers In tire
wards OF Harlem Hospital; salary $1,000 Dcr mouti
and maintenance. Apply TO SUPERVISING
NURSE, Harlem Hospital. Lenox Avenue and i5etl
Street. New York CITY.
WANTED Refined aud well spoken young Ger
man woman ic take fan charge of two childrrr
of thrre and kN years age. ard nsStst IN family
sewing: rcfr rcncrs rec"lrcd. Address y. IT,, box
i7 Sun offce.
Ladies' To make aprons; $3.50 PET
dozen. no cost 70. get lob; transportation paid o.
materials; stamped addressed envelope. AMER
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CTTY REAL ESTATE.

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN-FOR SALE
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BARTON.

DR.. Magoon was at Pompanoosuc last
week on business.
ne. l.. Gasl Ell has his new house nearly
ready for plastering.
Mrs. B. NJ. R. Nelson visited friends in
Coventry last Saturday.
A. w. Clark of West Somerville, Mass,
is visiting at c. E. Hamblet's.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Wilkie recently visit
ed relatives IN Richmond, P.Q.
Olympic Camp, No. II, 1. o. o. F. will
hold its regular meeting Friday evening.
Clyde Heath aud Walter Lewis have re-
turned to Barre to attend Goddard Semi
nary.
Regular meeting of Orient chapter, No.
1870. e. s Friday evening, Sept. q, at Z 80
sharp.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Collision of st Johns
bury spent last week in town visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Smith of st. Johns
bury were here over Sunday, the guests of
friends.
CoIburne have been visiting friends il
Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. d. Martin are visiting
/ friends in Essex Junction and vicinit!
| this week
Nj. J. Reynolds, who has been working
for PilIsbury & Son, is to run the engine a
the Peerless.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. c. Pope of AttleborC
Mass, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E
Pope last week.
Mrs. Julia Barker OF Hsrrisville, n. H
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. f.
Flanders, last week.
F.. G. Burdick announces that there wi
be roller skating at Seaver's hall Saturda
afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Jarvis is in Springfield. Mass, c
account OF the sickness Of her dsughie
Mrs. r. J. Jarvis Of that place.
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Methodist Church Notes.

Epworth League service Tuesday even
ing at 80. Leader, e. X. Prescott.
Visitors from Evansville are expected
at the prayer meeting Thursday evening,
ata7:3O.
Next Sunday morning Mr.. Dukeshire
will give an address to young people on the
subject, "What Youth is For" In the
evening he viii speak on ''A Working
Girl's Promotion"
| Plans ere being made for refrescosrg 5
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the past, and also TO notify them that after
Dec. 1st they will be obliged, on account
Of advance in prices OF material and house
hold necessities, to advance the price of all
work 20 per cent. Woodbury. & Mullaney,
North Craftsbury. 32-n
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the church and other repairs. For this
purpose Nehemiah Guild has been orga-
niZed. Officers chosen are w. B. Duke
shire, president; Harry Graves, secretary;
and Clarence Webster, treasurer.
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Congregational Church Notes.

Congregational Church Notes.
Regular midweek prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at 7:3O.
The annual rental of pews will take
place at the church on Wednesday after
noon.
The Cong'l society meeting which was
to have been held last Monday evening
was postponed to this Monday evening at
7:30.
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|FOR SALE rs choice yaarling heltgrs
bmiux in. also pttr large extra we'll
|atcnei twin two year uld steers handy
oxen. III. W. Clarke, West Glover.
37-4O
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IFoR sALE-Farm OF ABOUT i20 acres, one
bd once quarter miles north Of lres burg
|llage, belonging TO the estate of h p.
|hurch. Apply TO w. l.. Locke, Iras4urg.
IS 80
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FOR sALE-Pair heavy horses, five and
* years old, also thrgs hing machine new
st fali, saw rig, etc. II. V. Down, Bar
1n. S7f
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For SALE - Beautiful "Breezy Hill
Rrm," situated one mile west Of Barton
|uage. Best farm in Barton for the num-
r of acres; will keep IL cows and team.
|wiu also sell my tenement property in
|arton village Better see me at once II
|bu are looking for good property. f. E.
|elson, Barton. 81 80
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FOR SALE-1 horough Holsteiu bun,
30 ave good Oung COWS. }. l., Dodge,
|arion LaudtnP. Peoples Phone. 1888
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For sALE-125 choice young sheep.
Inc-third sre yearliogs. Allen s. Gil
cur, West Glover, VI 3itf
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AUCTION SALE-Ol Saturday, 'Novem
! 20, at ten O'Clock 2. m, 4 will sell
|thout reserve TO the highest bidder, my
tire farm, stock and tools, situated one
ile west of West Albany on the road 70
bwoll. described as folio VS.: Farm OF 800
res, extra good pastures and moving,
Inn easily keep 90 cows sumner aud
nter, 1900 buckets, two evaporators,
Inks, holders sud an extra good sugar
lace. d5 good cows, good number black
| q white and coming in this fall, all good
i b, one good bull, 80 work horses, good
lam, two driving horses, four and tve
bars old; one moving machine, horse
Ikp, hey tedder, plougns, harrows and
'anv otner farming tools, all new this
|ar; one buggy wagon, one double
'hgan, one D5Laval separator, an extra
D0d one, one pair HARNESSES aud lots OF
Iiugs not mentioned here. Terms: cash.
good security with $1,000 down
farm will do. Balance on tools
.d stock any note with good
limos on. Good security will do.
'armersl in the past % years | have paid
bu lots Of money. come and see me on
.ovember 2d. shall surely sell this prop
Nv. > r.. Winslow, Barton. 3l Us
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FOR SALE--Four weeks old pigs, also
|erkshire boar for service. Fee Sl.00 e.
, Baldwin, Irasburg. 81 80
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"a Vood hurry a Mullsney wish to thank
- customers for their kind patronage IN
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FOR SALE.

Peaches for canning-Lesvo your orders
V. r. Hunters this week. 1w
Car OF shingles and lath just received.
&. W. Tenney, Barton. 81
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SoTTCF-See Geo. II. Davis auction ad.
n rape a. Read IL and heed II. lel your
.ighbors and & friends sss soonS Somc ~; = Geo. Fl.
Iavfs. Barton. %
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LOCAL ADVERTISING.

advertisements will be inserted under this
mad at tsoo cents per word for nrst insertion
ID one cent per word thereafter. Cash must
|Ecompany the order. No ddvertfscmens will
tnsevtcd foY Teas than ttoenir- fee cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

See ad, hand spinners wanted.
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w hen you hire horse get q SAFE one 1
"a no horses that are afraid OF su to-
Inh,Iss. Single and double teams safe for
'or,en 10 drive. w. A. Murray, Barton.
lystal Lake Livery. zo1I
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-03-21
PARIS

Rev. J. S. Lean occupied the pulpit
at Paris M. E. church Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Herbert Gunter and children
spent Sunday afternoon with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Price.
Tom Davis. of Bristol, was seen in
our vicinity Monday.
Harvey Gunter made a business
trip to Kenosha last Thursday.
Miss Lavina Bailey resumed her
duties as teacher in District No. 4
after enjoying two weeks vacation.
Conner Roberts transacted business
IN Racine one day last week.
Thomas Grifiths, who recently pur-
chased farm near Bristol, bought a
horse of Harvey Gutter last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stanley spent
Sunday with Charles Crane and fam
| lily.
Quite number from Paris are IN
.vited to the Murdoch Williams we'd
dig ia Bristol Thursday afternoon.
Wild geese and ducks have made
their appearance once more, one good
| sign offspring. 81 @ TO
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and simply waited chance to slip in
to the outer Office and wait for bet
ter chance to open fire on him. That
the shot was fired from a twenty-five
calibre revolver indicates that it was
the work of novice as any man who
had started out with murder in his
heart would probably have taken a
weapon of which he would have been
surer of results.
The case caused great sensation
when it became known about the
city and in Racine where the parties
are better known. IF young Graves
can be led to tell the whole story of
the alleged love affair with the Ra-
cine woman il is possible that it will
IN way clear up the mystery.
After the shooting of Graves the
police went to his apartments and Sc
cured several letters which tend to
carry out the theory that Graves was
shot by the Racine woman. One of
these letters spoke of the trouble with
the other woman and at the same
time told Graves that the woman was
planning suicide. In the opening of
the letter the woman stated that she
had come to Kenosha to kill Graves.
Other letters found from the same
woman showed that she was exceed
ingly jealous of Graves. The letters
were signed simply Cora" and bore
a Racine post mark.
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-
KELLoGG.s CoENERs

= = E &
Miss, Irene G. Lilley and pupils of
District No. IA are enjoying a two
we kslsvacation. o
The Misses Minnie Heidersdorf,
Gladys Gould and Frances Coughlan
visited school last Thursday after
noon.
Miss Josie Haney is spending few
days with her brother, Frank Haney,
of Sylvania.
The Misses Edith Roberts and
Emma Borne, of Sylvania, called on
Kellogg's Corners friends Thursday.
Messrs. Peter Haney, John Wood
ward and Frank Mutter, IT., spent
Thursday evening with Joseph
Baker.
Mrs. II. Knudson and children were
Racine visitors Thursday and Friday.
Miss Gladys Gould resumed her
studies in District No. S, Somers,
Monday, after spending week with
relatives here.
George Hamilton, our mail carrier,
who has been confined to his home
with sickness for a few days, is again
able to be on the route.
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South Bristol.

Mrs, Achen and son Willie, are
home fromiM
Mrs. CIT. Higgins visited Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Benedict several days last
week.
The young people of Wesley gave a
social at the church Wednesday even
ing.
ThereSwere:nearly fifteen hundred
people at Jamieson's sale last Thurs
day.
Ellen Waldo Sis home for two
weeks vacation.
Talford Powell:came. home Monday.
Howard and'Freen1an Higgins Wis
tied atthe home of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
PowelllSunday evening.
DR.. Hernsheim Ibought a horse at
Jamieson's salellastsThursday.
Miss Kelly resumed her duties as
teacher in sDist. mo. 8 Monday morn
ing.
PeddlersI.arei getting quite numer-
Gus. There we're lfour on our streets
Tuesday afternoon.
Mary Jackson entertained friend
from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Carl Hollenbeck made a. business
trip to Chicago one day last week.
a few2from heresatteuded the enter
tainment!atGPleasant Prairie clu. ,h
Fridays evening. The men gave
fine entertainmentkand cleared about
$35.
GeorgeIShields was a Kenosha visit
or Saturday. al
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East somers

People who predicted stormy
March must admit they are not versed
in weather prophecy.
James NORM is in Kenosha this
week serving on the jury.
Miss Lora A. Rogers is enjoying a
vacation from her duties as teacher.
John Pedley, Jr., and family have
moved to Russell, ILL.,, where they
will make!their future home.
John I. Chester and family, of Ke-
nosha, spent Sunday at Peter
Shearer's.
The country roads are drying rap
idly and when srnoothed will be in
good condition for travel.
William Pedley, of Kenosha, has
moved to the Pedley farm recently
vacated by his brother.
Several of the teachers from this
section took the county examination
IN Kenosha last week.
Miss Caroline Fonk, who teaches in
Pleasant Prairie, had short vaca-
ton last week.
The Somers Republican caucus is
called for Saturday afternoon, March
80.
With the return of the spring song
birds comes the Sabbath providers
from kenosha, armed with rifle and
shot gun, ready to destroy. whatever
may cross their path. In the attempt
to drive off this scum of the city from
their premises, our residents learned
costly lessons last season. Several
farmers were threatened and one II
terelly riddled with SHOT. IT'S true
some offenders were arrested, but
what of the sentence? Will our citi-
zens stand for this encroa chment on
their rights? Time will tell.
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| OUR
1 COUNTRY y
/ CORRESPONDENCE.
Bristol.


The specia1l.meetings conducted by
Miss d. Villa. Cafray have been well
attended. The interest shown speaks
we'll the.capability of the speaker.
Mrs. FrankERow bottom is attending
Mrs. N. Edwards at Woodworths who
is very sick with,'erysipelas.
f. o. Eddy, of Zion City, was visit
ing homeSfolks over Sunday,
Miss Emma Castle visited in Genoa
Jet. the past weekEthe guest of Mrs.
B. Benson.
Mesdames EPike, Gunter and Bur-
CESS are on the sick list.
Mrs. Edward Fox gvisited at the
home of Jaw. Kearns in Kenosha on
Tuesday andsWednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Bryant was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Rloss in IIenosha
last week.
Will Shepherd of Chicago was call
ed home to,sees his'mother who is very
low.
w. Willmore. and nephew and Mr..
Wilkie off, Union Grove attended
church servicesEhere Sunday. IA load
of young people from The grove at
tended servicesshereldonday evening.
Miss BrosiaE Williams and Fred
Murdockss weresunited in marriage at
two O'Clock to-day tThursday) at the
home OF theibride's Iparents Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Williams. The wedding was a
very pretty home affair, only relatives
aud a few intimate friends being
present. Rev. ]. L. Sizer performed
the ceremony. 4 Alhost!of friends ali
joir in sincere:congratulation
Mrs. Albert Pothlemy visited re1a.
tives at Alden Partsof the week.
Mrs. Johnashotliff:: waseshopping in
Kenosha Tuesday.
Miss Mary Hanson, of Kenosha,
was the guestIofEMiss Edith Snyder
over Sunday.
Mrs. Moore, gof Cary, Ill.,, is visiting
at the home ofAher parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner.
Miss Fannie Pringle is spending
her vacation with friends in this
place.
Miss Emeline Bishop is home for a
week visit.
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INCUBAToRs AND BRooDERs

Are you going to buy one this
spring? If SO don't buy until you get
my catalogue. 1t tells you how to
select the machines that will give
you best results under all conditions.
I pay the freight and guarantee them
fer five years. I want you 10 know
about the machines build. You may
try them until you are satisfied, if
you don't want to keep them you get
your money back at once. Ny cata-
iogue gives you many pointers about
incubators and brooders. Just send
postal for it; after you read 1t you
will make no mistakes il buying In.
cubators. Send row.
Gro. KRRUscHER,
W40 SCmers.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of
March, A. D. 1907, the following order was du1v
made and entered by the Circuit Court of Keno
sha County, in a certain proceeding wherein
The Kenosha Lumber Company, a domestic
corporation, and John Spry Lumber Company,
foreign corporation are petitioners, and The
Winter Sash and Door Company, Wisconsin
corporation, is defendant, namely:
1T is Ordered by the Court now here, that ali
proceedings by any creditor other than the
above named petitioners against the above
named corporation, The Winter Sash and Door
Company, be and the same hereby are re-
strained and enjoined, and it appearing neces-
sary and proper that all creditors of said cor
poration. The Winter Sash and Door Company.
should come into this proceeding:
1t is, therefore, hereby ordered, That Dar O.
Head, the Receiver of the above named corpora
ton, The Winter Sash and Door Company
publish in The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT weekly
newspaper published in the City of Kenosha.
Wisconsin, once each week for six successive
weeks, notice requiring all creditors of the
above named corporation, The Winter Sash
and Door Company, to exhibit their claims and
to become parties to this proceeding within six
Co. months and five (5) days from the first pub
LEGATION of such notice, which notice shalt inc
Glide this order; and that in default thereof.
they, such creditors, be prec1uded from all bene.
fit of the judg ment which shall be made herein.
and from any distribution which shall be made
under such judgment. szsss
By the Court: - 80 AS-az-@
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MORE RIGID RULES
Boarders at Sheriff Pfennig's Basti1e to
Eave Fewer Liberties

Rave Fewer Liberties
There are going to be some more
rigid rules adopted for the manage
ment of the Kenoshascounty jail as it
is claimed that the jail is getting to
be. entirely too popular with the
criminal classes. Rigid rules will be
laid downsforsthe government Of the
prisoners.and an effort will be made
to reduce the number in this way. At
the presentitime the jail is crowded to
the doors.and last night two prisoners
brought ia late in the night were
forced TO sleep in the corridors, there
being no cell room. The raen are now
allowed to smoke and to converse to-
gether at will, but an effort will be
made to have the amount of smoking
cut down to portion Of an hour each
day and as far. as possible the men
will be kept apart. Last night eight
men were locked up in the jail.
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Pleasant Prairie.

Edna Yates has been on the sick
list for a week, but is convalescing.
Or. Lowe says the stork brought a
bright-eyed baby girl to the home Of
Arthur Barter last Friday. Arthur
has added an inch to his stature since.
A full house greeted the men at
their entertainment on Friday eve
ming. The affair was huge success,
financially and otherwise. The boys
did themselves proud, and received
many compliments from the ladies.
Albert Barter had the misfortune to
lose horse last week.
Mrs. Hockney, of Bristol, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith and
daughter have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. D. Cooper during the
past week. On Monday they left for
Missouri, which they intend making
their future home.
Miss Mabel Lewis, after an ex-
tended visit with Miss May Larrabee,
has returned to Racine.
William Powell, Of Monroe, is the
guest of Miss Jessie Cooper.
Orson Fox was in Milwaukee Mon-
day looking after business interests.
Ralph Gamble tarried under the
home roof few days and departed
Tuesday.
M. p. Wagner is the new station
agent. This is the fourth ma in less
than four months. We hope Mr..
Wagner is to be permanent fixture.