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Time to Call Halt on Wrong Statements Made
by c. L. Warren.

My opponent in his very strenuous
campaign for county judge, is making
so many misstatements, that | cannot,
in justice to myself, allow them to go
unanswered. To do so might make it
appear to many that they were truths,
when in fact they are far from it.
Mr.. Warren has said that he would,
if elected, hold court on the western
and eastern lines of our county at his
own expense. He has elaborated on
this. assuring the people that i was his
intention to save them thousands of dol
lars by moving the court from one town
to another within its jurisdiction. If
could at any time have held court in
thereby saved the people time and ex-
pense, | certainly would have done so,
but the law expressly denied me that
privilege, and have so stated in pre-
vious article; Notwithstanding, Mr..
Warren persists in making the false
statement that the county court can be
held in other parts of the county than
at the county seat and that, if elected,
he will take the court wherever it is the
most convenient for those who have
business before it. | can OILY conclude
that in this, as well as in his other false
statements, that they are merely made
in an attempt to catch votes. That the
voters may have the opinions of others,
| herewith publishsth following state
ment from well known attorneys of our
city:
WAUsAU, Wis, March %, 1909
Hon. HENRY MILLER,
County Judge, city.
DEAR SIR Pursuant to your request
we have examined the statutes relative
to the establishment and holding of
county court in this county. Section
2440 provides 'There is established
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This Election Free From Politics.
1t must be the hope of every citizen
who puts the proper estimate upon the
judiciary that it will forever be kept
clean and clear, away, above and be-
yond the preiudices which party politics
engeDder-Every good citizen must
resent the mischieveous and impudent
designs of the petty politician who
would make the Judge and the bench
bones of partisan contention. The
very spirit of the statute which calls for
the election of the judiciary and the
school superintendent at this time was
to remove these elections from the field
of partisanship. 1t is a wise and sau-
tary provision of the law and by all
who place the proper estimate upon a
non-partisan Judiciary and upon non
partisan management of the public
school system, it will be conscientiously
respected.
Because some insolent political boss
has been frustrated in his designs to
3 control the action of the people, in their
choice of public servants, in political
contest, he should not be countenanced
in his effort to punish the public by in
tlicting upon it, at this time, political
shell game when politics are not to be
considered. This is a judicial election,
not political scramble. Many men
have been called To the bench
repeatedly because of their merit;
because they were upright judges; be-
cause of their possession of the requis
tie learning, ideal dignity, honorable
lives and unimpeachable character.
Leading men in all political parties
in this county and indeed throughout
Wisconsin have repeatedly frowned on
all efforts to inject politics into judicial
elections and the idea is in perfect tune
with the public men. Men who respect
the law and the spirit and purpose of
the law will be guided by it.
Every self respecting citizen casts his
political preferences aside when the
time to select judges comes around and
there is no other way if we are to have
and to perpetuate non-partisan judic-
larry.
Tuesday, April 9th, is election dag
and every citizen should exercise his
great privilege of going to the polls and
casting his vote in the spirit indicated
herein. Women have the right to vote
for school superintendent and should
exercise it.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The county clerk last week issued
marriage licenses to the following.
n. f. Uirth, town of Hall, To Alma
Schaus, town of Holton.
Jos. SELLING, TO Bessie Dvorak, both
of town of CasseI.
Karl Tunnel, Bear Greek, to Minnie
Rehinkie. town of Harrison.
Rollie Thomas. Norrie, TO Tena Knut.
sen. town of Elderon.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.

The Ladies' aid society of the Presby-
terian church elected officers as follows
on Wednesday;
President-Mrs. W. W Albers.
lst Vice Pres. Mrs. c. F. Woodward.
End /" % Mrs j. ID. Taylor.
Secretary-Mrs. +. Nj. James.
Asst. Secy j. A. Foster
Treas-Mrs Geo. Pfeiffer.
The intermediate s. C. +. of the same
church also elected officers during the
week as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Montgomery.
Vice Pres.-lrma Clark.
Secretary-Prudentia Woodward.
Treasurer-E berhardt Boiler
Pianist Margaret Clark.
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in each county county court which
shall be held by the county judge at the
county seat of such county, unless 9TH
erwise expressly provided by law
You are advised that under the law
of the state of Wisconsin the county
court of this county cannot be held in
any place except at the county seat in
the city of Wtusau. There is no pro-
vision in law that authorizes the
county Judge to hold court at any other
place and all matters and business COM
ing before the county court mi st be
heard at the county seat.
Yours truly,
NEAL BRoMS
FRED w. GENRlCH.
e. d. JONES
| hereby denounce as untrue the
statement made by Mr.. Warren that he
as called on by the county board to
become candidate for county Judge.
If it were true it would have been made
part of the record Furthermore,
over two-thirds of the members of the
county board have signed my nomina-
ton papers
1 hereby denounce as untrue the state
ment made by Mr.. Warren, that the
county board, or any member thereof,
ever requested me at any time to make
report concerning the fees collected
by me.
thereby denounce as untrue the state
ment made by Mr.. Warren that am 72
years of age. My age is 60 years.
1t is indeed unfortunate that the
candidacy of any citizen, eligible to
hold the office of county Judge, should
deem it in good taste to enter upon and
conduct campaign of such question
able character as is being waged by Mr.
Clyde l.. Warren, but defy him or any
one else to show one instance where ]
have prostituted my judicial position
HENRY MILLER.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES.

Among the former students who have
returned TO complete their courses are,
Miss PaGsy Shortt, Charles Clements
and Ralph Preston.
Mr.. Maibach called at the office Tues
day on business.
James Ames and Prof j r. Simon
of Superior, paid us q pleasant visit on
Thursday. Mr.. Ames came to Wausau
to attend the funeral of Mr. Adolph
Cramer, his son-in-law Mr. Simon is
president of the New Era Business
college at Superior, and made it a
point to pay us a fraternal visit.
The College Union convened on Fri
day evening for the last time this year,
and the following program was rem
dered
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Am Ideal Couch Medicine.

GAS an ideal cough medicine regard
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in class
by itself !" says DR.. r A. Wiltshire, of
Gwynneville, Ind 81 take great pleas
ure in testifying to the results of Cham
berlain's Cough Medicine. In fact, /
know of no other preparation that meets
so fully the expectations of the most ex-
acting in cases of Group and colds of
children. AS it contains no opium,
chloroform or morphine it certainly
makes a most safe, pleasant and ei1iea-
cious remedy for the ills it is Intended"
For sale by w. w. Albers.
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CARD OF THANKS.

| take this means. through these
columns, of thanking those who rem
dered assistance during the sickness and
death of my beloved brother and also to
those who by their floral offerings
showed their esteem of decedent.
THoS. MCDONALD.
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At the monthly shooting tournament
conducted last Sunday by the Sharp
shooters society, the following made
the highest number of points, in the
order named: Otto Mueller, Gus Natfz,
Paul Weinkauf.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

Kretlow & Lamont wish to announce
that they are prepared to write fire
insurance in approved stock companies
at reasonable rates They also place
plate glass and boiler insurance and
surety bonds. First National Bank
building. Phone 1888. t2O-u
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swept over Niagara.

This terrible calamity often happens
because a careless boatman ignores the
rivers warnings growing ripples and
faster current Natures warnings are
kind. That dull pain or ache in the
back warns you the Kidneys need atten-
ton if Won would escape fatal maladies
-Dropsy. Diabetes or Bright's disease.
Take Electric Biuters at once and see
Backache fly and all your best feelings
return. After long suffering from
weak Kidneys and lame back, one u 10
bottle wholly cured me. writes - X,
Blankenship, of Belk, rem. Only ooc
at w. w. Albers.
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CONGRESSMAN MORSE has given no.
tice that there will be an examination
for candidates to West Point, some time
during the summer and that he will
name the one who secures the best
score at the examination.
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GOING SOUTH.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Curtis, and Mrs.
g. ID. Jones will depart Thursday even
ing for Biloxi, Miss. They will remain
there for time and then visit other
parts of the South. Mrs. Jones left
last evening for Chicago where she will
be joined by the balance of tie party
on Friday morning.
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Hon. JOSEPH w. BABcocK, who rep
resented the Third district OF Wisconsin
for many years, is very i'll in Washing
ton. as result of exposing himself on
Inauguration day.
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rir.t publieation Msroh .. Ia.t May !.
Summons
,ta:s of wisconsin. in Circuit Court, Marathon

Summons
STATE Of Wisconsin, IN Circuit Court, Marathon
County.
G. g. GILBKRT. FiAintlDs
fSxr,zar W CIARK. ALMuRA CLABK. J. p.
Foes NIcKLK HARDWARE AND SUPPLY
COMPANY. a corporation. 6UsTAyK A.
OSWALD and W. A. FAT.
Defendants.
The State oi Wis sorsin. TO the said defendants,
and each Of thsg.
Sea arr hszehy sumxSnsd to appear within
.wartv ssrs after serpice Of this summons.
exrIusive u the day Of service. and defsnd the
shove entitled action in tie conrt aforesaid
and in cass Of yo0r failure So to do. Judgment
I'll - rendered against you according TO the
demand af the complaint, Of which q copy is
herewith served npoo yo1-
BRoHx, PRADI. 6EsRIcE ANDERSON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
p. O. address, wsszan. Msrsfhon Co. Wiz
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enthusiastically ndentered at thePost Ofae
at Wausau as second class matter.

A BILL has been presented in the
legislature making the kidnapping of
children an offense punishable with life
Imprisonment.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE,
EDGAR.

Mr.. and Mrs c. Kind of Fond du Lac,
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. U.
Schneider for number of days.
Art Paeske returned to Chicago Sat
urday evening after spending few
days with friends here. Art has been
employed in the A. w. Puchner hard
ware store of this village for about six
years and the many friends that he has
made during that time were very sorry
to see him leave.
The Frauenverein will meet with
Mrs. l.. Petre next week.
Miss Anna Andrew was over from
Marathon and spent Sunday with her
parents.
RINGLE.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Bisheau went up
TO Wausau Saturday on business
Miss Laura Ringle went up to Wau-
sau Saturday to call on some friends.
August Habeck, Jr., came over to
Ringle Sunday to call on some friends.
VIM. Schramm went up to Wausau,
Monday, on business.
Friday, on business.
Mrs. Ed. Scnenk came up 10 VlSlI
with Mr.. and Mrs. August Kleunder
for week.
Geo. Kolbeck, who has been buying
and scaling logs for the Gooding q Myl-
rea Lumber Co., expects to finish load
ing the latter part of the week.
Jack Myrea of Wausau, came down
to Ringle Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rossman went up
to Wausau Saturday to visit with trends
over Sunday
Mrs. H. Sonntag and Joe Gusman
went over to Gallon, Sunday, to call on
friends and relatives.
Archie Miller has been confined to-
the house the past week with mumps
and quincy
Saturday was caucus day in Ringle
and what a glorious old time some ala
have.
f. z. Lemke went up to Wansau,
Monday. on business.
John l.. Loberske went TO Wansau,
Monday, on business.
Joe Peske went to Hatley, Monday,
on business.
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SHARPSHOOTERS' SCORE.

The following is the result of the
regular weekly shoot of the Wausau
Sharpshooters
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After the program was rendered.
few remarks were made by +. ID. Wild
mer, and farewell talk given by MIR.
Ray Lawrence, who has completed his
work in school and left for his home at
wabeno, Wis, on Saturday. Mir. Law
renee expects TO work in q bank and
for lumber firm for some time prepar-
atory to accepting q position elsewhere.
w. j. Wilson, one of our former stu
dents, called at the Office on Saturday.
Wesley Rodgers will go to the hospi-
tai on Tuesday evening preparatory to
having an operation for appendicitis
on Wednesday morning. Mr.. Rodgers
has been troubled for some time with
this dreaded disease and has been com
PEELED TO stay out of school several days.
We trust that the operation will be
successful and that he will be benefited
by it.
Oscar Struck, one Of our students
from Merrill, has secured a position
with the Signor Crisler & Co. at Signor.
Wis. He will report for work on or be-
fore April 1.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
S n FL BY Y IL l. Z .
A good rain would be in order

A good rain would be in order
now.
Health 10 very good just now
in this community.
Quite q number Of citizens of
Mobley were in town Saturday
night.
Rev. j. f. Butler filled his reg
ular appointment Sunday at
Bold Springs.
Ed Shaver was seen travelling
westward last Sunday. And it
ia said he was not in search OF
health altogether.
At tho school election hold
last Saturday in the Belmont
district there were 43 votes cast,
Andrew Smlthoe was chosen fol
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
Cabbage Heads Haye No Enemies.

Tt is not much to say for man
that he never had an enemy.
You conld write that over a cab
bage head. 1t would be appro-
pirate in an essay on mush, or a
panegyric on putty. 1t makes a
first class epitaph over the grave
Of an OK. II you never did any
thing to make anybody mad at
you, you have been called u man
merely through courtesy. You
had better apply for a place as
a dummy II. the window of a
clothing store. Newton, (Kan.
Journal.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
BE N G A Y

Everybody is busy and making
bod use of the fine weather
John Anderson OF Balboa was
this section on business one
y lately
|Tbere is no sickness in this
grounding community that we
bow about.
Id. NJ. Howard attended the
O, W. lodge at Cave Ci'y
hturday night
Some farmers are having to
Iant cotton again on account Oh
b having gotten stands
Nv. II. Doss and family OF
ranpe were here Friday en-
butte to Reed for a visit win
latives.
Pleasant Barnett and "Uncle
hm" Barnett Of Grange were
Killing and trading at Bengay
hturday.
| Mrs. Mollie Brightwell, who
las very sick for q time, is able
balm to be out among her
.eighbors,
N AT the school meeting in this
istrict Saturday Oliver Hoggard
tas re- elected director and u b
bill tax voted.
IC. T. Maxwell and family OF
trange were visiting relatives
ere Sunday. Clarence has been
billing lately.
George Anderson, George Jar"
| BIT and 4. II. Vaughan went
lshing Saturday highland gigget'
)bout 30 pounds Of fish.
II, II, Spurlock and wife were
Pieiling the latter's father, Will
fam Gay, at Poughkeepsie Sat
prday night and Sunday
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
ST D N E Y

Sidney is lively place for IA
country town.
Most all our farmers are up
with their work.
The Sunday school here is
progressing nicely.
VIII Smith is improving his
property on Main street.
Sidney expects to have an ex-
cellent high school this year.
BurreN Smith has his new res
idence about completed. He lost
his home by fire about Christ
mas.
Miss Ora Meoks expects to at
tend the general assembly Of
Presbyteria at Bentonville this
week.
Sidney has four first class
business houses, a fine school
building and suction gin under
construction.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.. Evans en-
tertained the young people with
a party Saturday night. All re-
port o nice time.
Lem Founders, who has been
employed by s. A. Hail q Co. OF
Batesville, is here visiting home
folks and friends.
The school election passed OIL
quietly Saturday. S. l.. Evans
was reelected director and a D
mill tax was voted.
Rev. j. NJ. Taylor Of johnson
township passed through town
Friday en- route to one Of his
regular appointments
Mrs. Donia Meacham and sons.
John and Clint, of Cave City
were visiting Or. G. r.. Gray
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. j. d. Ragan and wife left
last week for lmboaen to visit
their son, J. W. Raglan. Rev.
Ragan expects to attend the re-
union at Memphis before his re-
turn,
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
ADDITIONAL. LOCALS.

Rev. e. ID. Williams Of Cave
City was here on business q few
days ago.
Dentist j, II. Stockard return
cd Wednesday from Zion, where
he had been ut work several
days.
Miss Annie Harell came up
from Cavc City Tuesday TO
spend q few days visiting her
sister, Mrs, 'Chas, p. Stokes.
The Springfield Business Col
lege will enter into q written
agreement with any reliable and
desirable young man or woman
TO secure u good situation as soon
as the Shorthand Course is COM
pleted, The demand is great.
Col. and Mrs. s, II. Davidson
Of Evening Shade came up We'd
nesday. Mrs. Davidson will
spend O while here with hel
daughter, Mrs. A, M. Metcolf,
while tho Colonel and Hon. y, l.,
King are engaged In taking dep
ositlons at Williiord. Hardy
Herald.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21

director and a three mill tax was
voted. 1t is said that the Wild
Cat district voted seven mill
tax.
The literary society at Bold
Springs Saturday night was pro-
nounced q grand success, and
this is only the beginning.
1t is said there will be a union
singing at Camp Ground the
fifth Sunday in this month, and
a grand time is looked for.
S. l.. Shaver, Oscar Corde]l
and Theodore Crabtree of this
place attended a meeting of the
/. O. @. #. lodge at Jesup Satur-
day night.
G. r. Williams and Miss Allie
Gardner were married last Sum
day at the home of the brides
father, John A. w. Gardner,
near here. They are two of our
most prominent young people,
and we hasten to extend con-
gratulations.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
Old Citizen Hurt,

w. s. Vannstta was thrown
from q mule last Sunday and ono
Of his shoulders broken or So
yereIy fractured, ''Unolo SAM
as he Ia known by everyone, rode
tho mule TO water and tho animal
became frightened, throwing tho
old man of. The doctor was not
called until tho following day,
aud when he arrived he found
him In u ecrIoue condition. $50
II ardy Herald.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
RE EDS CIR EEK.
Dealih Ia vopv oAod

Health is very good.
We are having some very fine
Weather now,
Jasper Mcleod and wife made
b trip to Batesville Friday.
Mrs. Winniferd Mcleod visited
per sons,J. W. and A, II. Nc.
Leod, at Csvo City last week.
There will he q union singing
|at l'airvew the first Sunday In
puno, and dinner on Tho ground.
Rev, j, W, Duo filled his reg
|ular appointment at FalrvIow
Sunday and delivered an inter-
|esting discourse.
Somo Of our young folks at
tended The literary society at
Cross Roads Saturday night and
report broad time,
The school election In district
No. 8 was very woll attended
Saturday and a five mill tax was
voted, Chas, Mitchell was ell
eeted director for three years In
the stead Of Ed johnson and
Jasper Mcleod for two years in
The place Of W, j, Epperson.
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
c AVE CITY

Calvin Curtis of Emery was IN
L city Saturday
k, D. Aldridge has purcnaseo
pew spaulding hack
nr Burge OF Shelbyville was
opr city Friday on business
ceoree Runsick and family OF
p1hoa we're shopping here Sat
day.
Rev. J. W. Due went to Falr'
sw Sunday to flll his regular
bpointment'
nice time is expected at the
La;nr Of our school, which will
gin the fifth Sunday
Prayer meeting last Thursday
nht was a success. Oef&hge
christians do not attend.
leo, Ballard and wife OF near
1vville were here Saturday
sitjng and attending a chafoh
betting.
rbe school election Saturday
oulted in W. B. McGee beng
pcted director A Z mill TAX
hs voted
Artbur Due ana Miss Bertha
ashburn wentover in the Cush-
|on country Saturday IN seafch
a school,
pov. I, W. EIkirs Of Eureka
br;nrs passed through Friday
route to Balboa to hold Rov-
hylor's quarterly conference
|The Newark ball team talleo
come here Saturday, but SUI
,,r Rock is coming next Sat"
dav. A fine game is expected
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21
M 0 B L E Y

sure, lllal WeuCluS UeliS Wiil III 3
here in June. 1t will be a sur
prise to all, but you can get to
guessing.
George Riley Williams and
Miss Allie Gardner were married
Sunday. Their many friends
will join US in wishing them a
life of happiness.
We took dinner last Saturday
with Joe Wilkerson, one of the
hest men in Scott township. His
two sons, Press and George, are
two of the best and brightest
boys we ever knew.
Quite q number from here
went to Charlotte Wednesday
night to help in some degree
work in the Odd Fellows lodge.
John CrabRee, Will West, P.
Pinkston, Dan, Alex. and Albert
Le@allen, Will Taylor and Jack
Heard composed the mob.
a~N-f
Tr. Dave Dawson of Mangum,
Okla, and his brother, DR.. Bas-
com Dawson of Asher, Okla,
arecvisiting their mother, Mrs
Emeline Dawson. This writer
spent a couple Of hours very
pleasantly with them, and was
sorry their visit ended so soon.
O. p. James of this place last,
week found the photograph of a
school group at Heber in his
field. John Tillman Foster found
a post card in his field which was
addressed to a young lady at
Heber, 1t is supposed they were
blown here by the recent cyclone.
"tIow are the girls in Wild
Corner?" This was written on
our Record which came last
week. To paraphrase the refrain
of a very popular song, we would
answer: "We like their walk,
and we like their talk, and we
like the little way they have Of
smiling" To use the singular
it might sound even sweeter. We
lie not when we write about the
girls.
The school meeting at Mt.
View passed off without any
fights. A five mill tax was voted
andJoe Mclaughlin was elected
director. We opposed Joe be-
cause he 10 not a "Jeff Davis
man" Over in Aetna district a
five mill tax was voted and ~.
M. Lewallen was elected direct
or. Dan isn't "fitten" because
he's "a republican. The mistakes
can DO corrected in three years,
however.
The lato Legislature appropri-
ated about five and a half million
dollars Of tho peoples money
In 1907 the appropriations reach
cd two and a quarter millions
Had we have had o governor
with any brains or manhood, Ar
konsas would not be facing such
q fearral deficit. Does Dona-
ghey seek to emulate the "bad
eminence" Of Powell Claytont
Did his father dream when be
fronted off the cognomen OF his
son with the proud name OF
George Washington that ne
would make the worst governor
Arkansas has ever hadg Read
Donaghey's message; not o line
do YOU find 10 create the sus-
picon that he is n statesman
nothing in his record that COM
ports with his speeches made on
the stump. More reckless op"
preparations were asked for than
were ever asked for by any other
governor, The burning shame
M A. MI Ia that tho legislators
Sharp County record., 1909-05-21

Returning prosperity is show0
by tho demand for trained office
men and women. The Spring
field Business College Is unable
to supply the calls for its gradu-
ates. There was never q better
Gime for young people TO prepare
for busInosee