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Daily Short Story
To Have and to Hold.

as the Rurtous were already hacking for
their removal There vas a fearful gooo-
bN between father and daughter. David
trod on air as the former suggested that
he see Reulah home.
All that blissful mile he ugh to
shere her up. 10 paint her fathers future
In glowing colors. When they aprtec she
asked a timid favor.
Il h be obliged 70 leave a pet Kit
ten behind. she said. Il spoke 10 father
about IL lie fanci~d little SNOWFALL
would be "A comfort TO him. Gould you
burden yourself with the charge. Mr..
And SNOWFALL became thus a fixture
at the L.iSle place. When David returned
home that day. Rolfe vance. arrayed
t~orEeously. was "disapp"iutedly leaving
1T He had found a new and a having
situation. knew hat Beulah was expect
81 on = visit and had appeared to show
himself.
All through the long winter evenings
after that the old man and David worked
ana planned to get enough ahead 20 have
better, but the development was slow.
one day Rolfe Vance drifted into the Tod
office. Prosperity showed In his every
word and action. He had with him a
ffty dollar bulldog and wore a diamond
pin. lie Vsunted grandly % his good
luck and asked about Beulah.
LOOK OUT! suddenly shouted Mr.
lie was too late with his warning Tie
dog had discovered SNOWFALL The kit
ten made n spring and sailed TO a lofty
flight. landing on top OF the nle case.
jogEled the old vase and there Was "a
topple and n crash.
Vance discreetly Withdrew. Mr.. Iisie
groaned at the wreck and ruin on the
floor. David gathered mp the fragments.
Then he uttered a cry OF amazement.
For among them were folded bank
notes. The secret hoard Of old william
Lisle was discovered-fve one thousand
dollar bills,
Heulah was sent for. New capital
brought new business. one dav Mi.
Lisle entered the parlor to see daughter
ana partner hand In hand. smiling hap
PLY
''Hoity-to'ty," he stared. What's
this"
With n proud quiet smile David Porter
took from his pocket n deed Of partner
ship. He indicated one line In the
same:
! To have and to hold"
Crhc Enid
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made TO him before this Investigation
started. he said

made TO him before this Investigation
started. he said
CLEVELAND. oct. S-The arrest
OF nv women in a dow n-town deparr.
nl"ht store today is believed bv 100.
nee TO have broken W a shop lirtin;
school which has been operating I'M
'n!S Guy our youns wumea ana AN
elderly woman We're taken into o..
noes Of the store and searched Ar.
ticI0s ~ women's wear wer. fcunu
or them, II Is said. and a search Co.,
nor rooms ar q hotel revealed Slau
worth Of alleged stolen goods.
CLEVELAND. oct. s-Takino q,
testimony in the Gaze Of Nlarraret
Carter. Of Elyria. charged with s.nr.
ing q b~lackmailinF letter through -7a
mails. was begun IN federal court a.
day Miss Lillian Huntington. II,r,q
h%"riess. 90 whom 30 is alleged ma
biackmailing letter was sent. was mo-,
IN court. No report will be made ur.
tl tho jury has cOu-.dered the cnflf
docket.
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tcontinusd from wednesdsy.)

NSOaSrueO IRON WcdnegdtyD
hater mOurnfully JOIN Lisle viewed
the old sse II had not fulfilled it's
promise. Manufacturers with more
capital had out -distanced his business.
\ year since he had attempted an in
novation. Everything looked prosper
Gus, but now the house distributing his
goods had failed.
Beulah Isle did not live at home
For two years she had acted as gov
erness in a wealthy family. Once a
month, however. she visited her faith
er from Saturday until Monday. Those
were blissful hours for the old man.
She mended up his clothes. she set
his three living rooms In order. And
now they hopefully discussed the little
home they would jointly occupy when
the new process" was a success
Manfuliy sharing all the heaviest bur
o~nS. David set az work In the new part
nership. When the Saturday came when
Beulah was 10 make her regular visit. he
anticipated he pleasant sunday v~aen
Shc would preside at table and bring
new sunshine into the rather dreary
home.
lie came into the little rerlor back Of
the ONCE that especial SattN lay. to md
Reaulah there, but IN tears, and her
father looking the picture Of despair.
Eculah always greeted him with a briCht
smile. FOR sne knew how good ana true
lie was The smile was lacking now. for
deep SORROW Swallowed her fair face. still,
David fauCi.d that her haud-clasp was
more ferVent than ever before. and y
mute gratitude In her eyes told that she
appreciated Ills sterling fidelity In sus-
talning her father amid his business
trouhles.
1t never rains bu; ~ pourS.' Mr. risle
half Eroaued. we shall see little Of
Beulah for a long time 20 come
Going another part Of the
country. with the Burtons. added Mr..
Ilsle.
1T is best. dear pvpa." spoke Beulah.
soothiuCly. "My income as eoverness
makes. me independent II relieves you
Of a great care until
Until Isle & co. have made y sue
cess. supplemented David. IT shall he.
Miss liSla. ard the young man felt the
surFiug tide Of a new ambition inspire
his horeful soul.
Beulah could not remain with them.
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moundsville Briefs.

Mrs Charles Bea1 and two children
have returned To their home al Hooks.
town. Pa. after spending the past few
days with friends and relatives in
This city.
Many local persons saw the worlds
cries game played on the score
board at Wheeling yesterday after.
noon. and were well pleased.
A. r. Hammond. OF Grant avenue.
is sp"ndin- the week at st Glars.
Vile. Ohio. on business.
Captain Joe r. Alexander end Miss
Puma Iooth. who have surnt the
summer here. Will leave this evening
for their home At Pomona. Cal
j. ". Martin. who has been con.
hn"d 90 hiG home on Third street
with % serious illness. is improving
nicely.
Attorney Frank OBrien. Of wheel.
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Nicely Here Friday.

Local Democrats have completed ar-
ranFom'uts for q meeting ~ be hold
In 'he circuit court room al the court
house tomorrow evening. Major ".
". Nicely. The Gold Dust Twin caudi.
dat" viii D" the principal speaker and
local Democrats viii try hard and get
ont q larger crowd than was out 10
hear Solicitor General Davis last
Monday evening when there we're not
two hundred persons I'm tho court
room Music viii probably be fur.
ri-h"d hy 81 brass band preceding the
speaking.
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Booth. of Darlington. The marriage
took place az the United Presbyterian
church at Wheeling. Mr.. and Mrs.
Booth left Immediately for Cincinnati.
O. going from there 70 Michigan and
then to Kansas City. Mo. They will
be gone about M month. They will
be- at home February I al Chantel
Court. Wheeling The bride is one
of the most popular young ladies in
this city and was employed at the
Scott & Booher real estate agency Of
flee. while the groom Is one OF the
best known steamboat men on the
Ohio river. Both parties have a large
number of friends in his city who
extend congratulations.
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MOUNDSVELLE


The Marsha county Court viii etr
no special session this morning for Oh.
purpos" a. making auF needed ,1-rae
tions IN tho registration ~ the voter
in Tho various districts. u YOU hly,
moved ffou 90 district to another
or Just came 20 mo ci's. being ava,
Tor months. o. fhlt YOU are rngir
tered. FOR THIS is tho last day in,
court VIII s'" THAT the proper change.
are mad" accordingly Tho court vr.
also tram .c' husiua-. pertaining g.
notarins sat" rcer ana also aud
bills
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CLFVFLhSD n. oct 9-The conn
oil committee late today concluded
their Investigation ~ charges ~ ar
legged misconduct az the city hospital.
auu viii make fhsir report % counC'
r"xt Monday nirhf u la expected
that Councilman bernstein. tho only
Eruuflfcan member n mo committee.
will OFFER n minority report Sup"~-
ilterdent Howell Wright today m.
i-hod his reply 20 me attack on re
administration 20 reports ~ insult
friorcy ~ medical supply complaints
about n poor quality of food were
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past week with friends and relatives.
Charles Shaw and Mrs. Naomi
Lewis eft yesterday for their homes
al Detroit. Mich, after spending the
past few weeks here with relatives.
Mr and Mrs. NJ a. Smith left yes
terday morning for California. where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. John Campbell. OF Fourth
street, who has been il with typhoid
fever. Is improving nicely.
Miss Neva Michael left last even
ing for her home at Aberdeen. Md.
after spending the past several days
with Miss Sue Cats here.
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ing, spent yesterday afternoon in this

ing. spent yesterday afternoon in this
city among friends.
Mrs Chris ZumbrInnen is confined
90 her home on Center street with
an attack OF TYPHOID fever.
Mrs. +. G. Pickett and son will
leave in a fow DAYS for Los Angeles.
Cal. TO spend the winter.
Rev. John Beddow. Rev II. +.
Broads and Rev. ~. &. Sanford left
last Tue day for DUckhanuon to at
tend the conference.
Mrs. =. T. ROGERS has returned to
her home AZ Fairmont after spending
the past few DAYS with her sons here.
Miss Jane Blake has returned to
hcg home On Third avenue from
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ChiIds Still az larne.

Nothing has been heard Of AIexan-
der Childs. the ~22-year-old negro who
escaped from the local pe~nitentiary
over ? week ago. His photograph
mas been sent over the entire coun-
try. and descriptions Of him also. and
every officer. both coun' and city.
over n s section have been notified
10 be on the lookout for him. Il he.
CINE TO look as though he has made
a clean getaway.
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Contractor " \. Klddnr and n
large force f mon mr.. naking Great
Roadway on the street paving being
done on Third str-at - Cedar avenue
then down 20 Fourth street on Cedar
avenue. The trick are being hiIied
To the scene and much a the road
bed has boon completed Much Of
the work viii ~ completed before
winter. provided IN" weather remains
ass 80 has been The pat few davs.
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Lite-ary Meet To.morrow.

Both the Mountain State and Vir
c.uia Literary societies ot the local
high school will meet o-morrow ar
ternoon after tho school sessions.
The newly organized Freshman Glass
society will also meet and n is prob
able that q name VIII be selected for
this ORG, iILation Great interest IL
being taken I'm this branch Of the
work Mi, wear
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evening ~ the Market auditorium at
Wheeling. Many OF the older resi-
dents OF this city remember Con
when he spoke in front Of INC court
house twenty-five years ago and
stirred the entire state with his
splendid addresses. The car will
leave here about seven o'clock AM
all voters are urgently requested "a
board the special car and hear Sena.
tor Con
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Hilton 20 Speak Here.

Walter n. Hilton. editor OF the
Majority, OF Wheeling. and Socialist
candidate for congress 70 be voted
upon al the special election 10 be
held next Tuesday. will deliver an
address tomorrow evening at the
corner Of Third street and Jefferson
aveINle. The local Socialist party is
making great plans for the above
meeting.
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Campaign GoIna On Nicely.

The membership campaign which
Na9 been going on at the Christian
church for the past few weeks rs
progressing nicely. Each side IT,
working hard for new members and
at tho end Of the contest II is *
pocted tea, several new members
will b" added 10 the list. Meetings
are being held i'm the church each
evening and all are cordially invited
10 attend.
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ArrauIoW0. hove been .nnrIstaf
for a special .tr ., convoy local H,
puhIIr1ns t" tho Con mrofire tll.
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CUYAHOGA FALLS. o.. oct. 3
The home Of J W Walsh. a retired
paper manufacturer. was robbed ot
$1,000 worth Of ieweiry late to-day by
q negro BURGLAR.
Miss Rose Walsh. q sister Of inc
manufacturer. discovered the burglar
g. he stepped out the front door. ha-
screams brought David Hughes. p
care taker az he Walsh place. Dut
tho burglar held him on with two To-.
v~oivers while he made his escape.
Mayor II W. Taylor organized n
posse and started 20 search tho coun-
try for the negro.
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Bring Your
Flowers Indoors

Don't sacrifice them 10 the
frost. Get suitable pots FOR
them and enjoy their blooms
and fragrance all winter
Youll want good pots for
bulbs, too. We have them. I'M
glazed. neat patterns. all sizes
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forth this fact and error would have
TO be filed in that court. asking TOT
a writ commanding the court of ap-
peals to certify It's record before the
case itself can BE- filed in the supreme
court.
II such cases would be carried up.
application for leave TO file them IN
the supreme court must he made with
I'm seventy days after ruling Of she
cOurts of appeals. II the cases have
been decided by the appeal court
since tho hrst Of the present year
time for filing is extended 20 the nrst
Of January next
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Attorney Frank o'Brien, Of wheel
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Sank CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. George Wuerth OF
Rockford, H., ale guests at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Katherine
Wuerth.
Miss Zina Truckenbrodt left Sat
urday morning for several days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Nickel
at Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman GuhI were
in Baraboo Saturday.
Miss Anna Krouse is spending y
week with friends at Milwaukee end
Cashton.
Miss Paula Bach left Saturday
morning for visit with friends ut
Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Kinder of Mad
ison spent from Thursday until Friday
with Mrs. Rinder's mother, Mrs E..
Frochlich.
Mrs. A. E. Gartz and children are
visiting at the Kilian Deileth home.
Miss Ella MetteI of Madison spent
Sunday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccormick
and children of Oregon are guests
at the nome OF her mother, Mrs.
Eva Giegereck.
Miss Verna Clement left Tuesday
morning for Seattle where she will
teach.
Mrs. G. SIadeck and Mis-. Arm
Meyer and son of Chicago are guests
at the Fl. F. Meyer home.
Harold Bowman is visiting rels-
tives at Lake Geneva and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rentdor off
Lake Forest, ILL.,, and Miss Katie
Bach of Madison spent several days
In in the city.
Miss Minera Lass is visiting rela-
tives at Madison and Lodi.
Mrs. Oswald Hombergef and son,
Robert, of GAINESVILLE spent several
days with relatives in the city.
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DeItOn and Mirror Lake

Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley of Baraboo
and several friends were at the lake
Wednesday.
Last Friday Mrs. Morley from near
Baraboc, with party of friends, spent
the day at the lake.
Last Thursday Fred Hillman and
family, accompanied by his brother,
Herman, end family of Redwood
Falls, Mimi, were picnicing at the
lake, taking a launch ride to Fern
Dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolte, ST., who have
been at the Lakeside for some time,
left Monday to join party of friends
who are going to Colorado Springs.
The son and wife will remain another
week at the Lakeside.
Orrin Foster and family of Kilbourn
and Mrs. Lizzie Welbain and children
of st. Paul were visiting at A. Muir
ry's Sunday. They all took launch
ride in the afternoon.
The boy scouts, VINO are In camp on
the upper lake, seem to be enjoying
their outing very much. They are
quite gentlemanly lads and we hope
to see them here again.
Fred Crane, Ed. Hanson and Louis
Borchers of Tomah and Nose Crane,
wife and three children of Friendship,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Wood,
spent Sunday at the lake, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Crane.
DR.. Thompson, wife and two chlI-
dren of Reedsburg, who are in a cot
tage at Loeb Mirror park, were callers
at the lower lake Monday.
August Lombard, who has been
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Excelsior

Rev. Clifford preached his farewell
sermon at the chapel Sunday before
going to conference which convenes at
Superior this week. It Is the univer-
sal desire that he be returned another
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Hahn, Reeds
burg. made week end visit with his
brother, Will Hahn and family.
Mrs. Hinckley of Baraboo and son
Frank Hinckley, attended the Far
mers' Institute picnic last Friday.
Miss Grace Dorow is spending some
time at Wheelerburg.
Mrs. Lizzie Metcalf, Miss Mabel
Metcalf, Mrs. Louis Metcalf and child
rem of Baraboo and Mrs. Walter Nor
gan and children of Ladysmith attend
ed the farmers picnic Friday. They
were guests of Mr.. ank Mrs. II. W.
Dano of Reedsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Camp attended
services in the chapel Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fish and child
rem of KiIbourn enjoyed the farmers
picnic here Friday.
Mr.. Hoefs of Reedsburg attended
services at the chapel Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Brice from
near Kilbourn spent the day very
pleasantly with friends at the picnic
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Camille Coens have
been entertaining friends from Chi
cago.
Miss Nellie Daley visited part o
last week at the w. e. Gemmill home
and attended the picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis from South
Dakota attended the picnic and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Rudd.
The Choral club was entertained
this week Tuesday evening at thu
Ned O'Connor home.
Mrs. o. l.. Aikens and Mrs. Clar
idge of Reedsburg attended the picnic
Mrs. Aikens was at one time resi-
dent Of this vicinity.
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DenzGr

Mrs. Albert lick entertained the
following to dinner Sunday noon In
honor of her sister, Mrs. Annie B.
Sherrard of Chicago, who arrived Sat.
urday, Mr.. and Mrs. George hlotz
and daughters, Katie and Alvira,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lehman and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. George lick
and Miss Mary Luetscher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mettel and
family made trip to Baraboo and
Prairie du Sac Sunday.
Miss Cor Kindschi of Madison is
visiting TtDenzer's.
The Mis- 81 Katie and Erms
Boettcher OF ae returned to
their home Satu o after visiting
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Alderman

Mrs. Paul Sass of Lodi spent Friday
here with her parents. -. Mrs. A.
Fey entertained friends Friday after
noon In honor of her guest, Miss Lena
Harmon. :. Rev. J. E. Lilley OF
Chicago arrived Friday for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Daulton. $500.
MIR. and Mrs. E. }. B. Schubring of
Madison spent Sunday here, the guests
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Langenhan ;. Miss Lucille Pierce
of Rochester, Mimi, arrived Saturday
to spend a week with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Pierce. $500.
Miss Grace X. Finder returned home
from Waterloo Monday after a few
weeks visit with relatives -. Miss
Mabel Brietzke spent a few days last
week with friends at La Crosse.
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East DeItOn

Mrs. A. McMarlin spent Saturday
with her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence
Davids, in Excelsior.
Mrs. Hattie Higgins and SOD. Carl.
went to Madison Sunday to visit her
sister, MIS-. s. Graham.
Mrs. D. smith and two children,
Rupert and Edith, of Owen came Fri
day for visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mr.. Frazier.
Roy Higgins spent couple of days
last week in Portage.
Irving Cole and family spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Cole.
Miss Marian Beardsley has been
visiting In Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Higgins ana
baby of Fairfie were guests at the
Frazier home Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Cushman and children
were Baraboo callers Friday.
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DR.. c. A. HOag
North DeI|Ona and Lyndon

Thos. Gillespie spent afew days on
his farm here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T.. Guernsey visited
this week with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Scott, and brother, George Eakins.
Mrs. Stewart and grandson of Reeds
burg visited her neice, Mrs. Joe Belts,
over Sunday.
Leslie Hurst of Winfield called on
friends here Sunday.
Misses Alta and Mabel Scott spent
Friday at the Joe Belts home.
Miss Beth Schribbens of New Lis
bon visited last week at the homes of
Joe Belts and Jesse Willis.
Robert Charley called on friends
here Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Scott and son
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spending few days with Roy and
Sidney Anderson, commenced work
for r. Mcfarland Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 6arrington and
a niece from iowa, who is visiting
them, were launch riding Monday.
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Pretty Good, Paula.

Mrs. Paula Hahn is among those
who have had an experience with
rattlers, and in her case the snake had
an experience too, for she killed it
and brought it home, large four
footer with eleven rattles. Pretty
good, Paula.-Cassell Correspondent
in Prairie du Sac News.
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CONSULTATION
FREE TO
/. THE SICK

DR.. HOAG, the Chicago Specialist
licensed by the state. He claims to cure
all Nervous and Chronic Diseases of Men
Women and children. and offers to al
that will call on that day. date and during
the hours given below, consultation. ex
animation, advice FREE OF CHARGE,
HE GIVES FREE consultation. for he positively
refuses compensation from an incurable case.
THE ASTONISHING success and remarkable
cures performed by him are due to a thorough
knowledge OF the structure and functions of the
human system. and the cure Of diseases by natura
remedies.
HE MAKES NO experiments. and employs only
reason, science and proven facts. making no aD
peal to superstition and prejudice,
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Greenfield

The old house torn down by Gilbert
Horton is one of the oldest on Peck's
prairie. 1t has stood for nearly half a
century and at one time was occupied
by one of the Tucker families.
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ReedsburQ Funeral

The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Boland
held at the home of George
Grover in Reedsburg on Monday. The
remains were taken to the old home
in Neptune for burial. Deceased was
about IS years old and had been an In
valid for some time.
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Excelsior

Miss Minnie Lawrence has returned
from a three weeks visit in Sandusky,
Oh;o ord other nlaces Misses
Jessie and Louise Lindsay are visiting
at Shines.
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Colts for Sale.

We will have in the stock yards at
Baraboo, Friday and Saturday load
of draft bred colts for sale.
Rosenthal and Soldiers.
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FOR SALE-Sweet Briar and jelly
crabs. Come and gather them for rs
cts. per bushel. Ready now, at Fred
Getchells, r. d. 6.